senator bob men e menendez. this sets senator up for a smoother pack to his reelection, or does it. >> i won't forget you. bill: a train full of republican lawmakers gets into a ter accident, we check in with one of the lawmakers on the train. >> there was a crash. bill: donald trump firsts his first state of the union, a big story is media tripping over themselves in an effort to tabloid up the story, and make the focus melania trump and how she got on the big speech, all this coming up, i am bill spadea, this is "chasing news." bill: we have a chasing alert, u.s. senator menendez got good news, justice department dropping all of the changes in the case they had been pursuing on corruption and bribery, bob menendez has a path to his reelection, we bring in john. big news today. >> yeah, an elect year prereprieve, federal prosecutor dropped all of the changes, remaining charges, in what some observers call, a shocking turn around, at a hearing in newark, justice deputy surprised court reversing its own decision

took $751,000 from a doctor who wasn't in menendez's state.rgue this is quit pro quo, the legal strategy was what everyone thought of the underlying activity, it was friends vacationing not a donor giving benefits. >> this jury would not could not and did not return a verdict that validated any of the government's charges. and at the end of the day, the fundamental reason for that is that this is what happens when you put a real 25-year friendship on trial. >> that strategy didn't work on enough jurors, the case ended in a jury deadlock. >> following more than a week of deliberations. >> they got it confused that this man wants to take him on any flight. why does it have to be a gift? >> the plan to retry the case then folded dropping the all the charges against menendez. abby lowell represented menendez and former nevada senator john ensign, thanks for being with me. >> i'm happy to be here, thanks. >> why did your strategy work? >> i think my hour, it's a collective effort, strategy worked, because from the daycei this case, it had a hidden

eye doctor, pal of menendez has been sentenced to 17 years in prison mr. medicare fraud. committing 67 crime, including submits false claims. >> detective sergeant james and detective stev stephen were givw jersey trooper of the year award, deactivating two live trh can. after a pipeas exploded in the same location. >> can you guess when had most , in 2017 in laguardia with perce. not all doom and gloom. highest number of to atlanta hartsfield jackson. >> andadlines we're chasing tonight. bill: i am bill live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11:00. >>> we gip tonight with breaking news. in the parkland school shooting. the officer supposed to help keep students and staff safe did not go into the building as that gunfire erupted. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm iain page. the broward county sheriff says when that gunman was going through that florida high school, that armed officer never went inside to help and tonight he's off the job. here's fox's rich dennison good. >> reporter: disturbing new details about the florida

julio: menÉndez no serÁ enjuiciado por cargos de corrupciÓn, un juez descartó alguno de los cargos laa menÉndez algo de que el primero fuese declarado nulo el pasado noviembre dado que el jurado no logrÓ alcanzar un breve. menÉndez de origen cubano y uno de los legisladores mÁs importantes del partido demÓcrata, estaba acusado de varios delitos de corrupciÓn que incluÍa soborno, fraude y conspiraciÓn para delinquir. una de las figuras polÍtica mÁs importantes en la regiÓn dijo que ya no buscarÁ revalidar su cargo. el congresista brady anunciÓ que renunciarÁ a la bÚsqueda de contra tÉrmino en washington. ilia: esto sorprendiÓ a algunos lÍderes demÓcratas . brady dijo que habÍa hecho bastante contribuciones y era tiempo de estar con su familia. noemÍ: los aÑos de brady como representante de filadelfia en el congreso llegaran a suel polÍtico que por dos dÉcadas ha representado el distrito uno, dejarÁ un hueco en el poder demÓcrata del estado y en la cÁmara baja federal. la razÓn fue por motivos personales, dijo que por mÁs de 20 aÑos ha estado en el capitolio de washington y se ha ausent

. >>> the justice department filing to dismiss charges against bob menendez. corruption trial resulted in the hung jury for the democrat. the prosecutors accused the senator of accepting bribes from a wealthy florida doctor in exchange for political favors. charges against the doctor were dropped. menendez expressed gratitude for re ree rehe v rehe val -- reevaluating his case. >>> and a doctor from michigan is expected to be released today. dr. lukasz neeze was taken into custody by i.c.e. agents in january. he came here from poland and became a legal resident. he had one child abuse claim against him and found to be unsubstantiated. his family has launched a legal fight to keep him in the united states. >>> in san francisco, they will dismiss all misdemeanor marijuana convictions. the decision stems from the decision in the california law that just legalized recreational marijuana. they plan to review all felonies recorded during the same time period and resentence them as misdemeanor offenses. the move affects thousands of people, but does not happen automa

menendez was accused of trading political favors for a wealthy florida doctor. menendez says he never wavered in his innocence and believe that justice would prevail. >>> president trump will speak at a g.o.p. in retreat in west virginia, that is where dozens of republican lawmakers were headed yesterday when amtrak train they were on slammed into a garbage truck. this happened yesterday morning near charlottesville, virginia, one man inside garbage truck was killed six others were injured, none of the lawmakers on board were seriously hurt, ntsb plans continue on investigate. >>> president trump still has in the decide todd release a controversial memo on the russian meddling investigation , the president has five days from monday's vote to review document on russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, democrat adam shift accused republican house intelligence chair devon nunez of altering the memo before sharing it with the allege abuses by fbi and justice department. participate in a super bowl sunday interview this year, nbc, broadcasting the game

. >>> federal prosecutors say that they will not retrial new jersey senator bob menendez on corruption charges. his first trial ended in a hung jury last november. menendez was accused of trading political favors for gifts and campaign donation from his a wealthy florida doctor. senator menendez said he never wavered in his innocence and belief that justice will prevail. >>> investigators with the ntsb plan to spend several days involving a amtrak train with dozens of republican lawmakers on board. crash happened yesterday near charlottesville, virginia. law makers were heading to a congressional retreat in west virginia when their train slammed into a trash truck on the tracks. one person in the truck was killed, six others were hurt, those with medical training did all they could to help. >> those of us who could, that had a medical background, got off the train as quickly as we could and ran to these people. >> we did cpr for minutes and minutes and eventually the ms got there. >> no one on board the train was hurt. representatives eventually made it to the retreat in west virginia

bob menendez, cory booker and governor phil murphy. there is another opportunity they seem to think they may be able to pick up as we head to the 2018 midterm congressional elections and that is the 11th congressional district in new jersey where retiring republicans rodney is leaving open seat. and there is a newcomer on the democratic side. she is a former prosecutor and navy pilot. her names mookie and she is hoping to turn that red district blue. we're joined by two people who know a thing or two about this. first i want to introduce brendan gill who is essex county free holder one of this the guys behind new governor phil murphy's incredible win and this past november. welcome to "chasing news." how are you? >> thank you, bill. thank you for having me. >> we are joined buy assemblyman who announced over this weekend the candidacy and the intent to fill that congressional seat being vacated by rodney. yeah, well only. how are you? >> thanks for having me in, bill. bill: what prompted to you decide to run? how competitive do you thi

a posting from lyle menendez says a judge this week granted his request for a move.alist who covered the case says it may happen as early as next month. >> the social media support has been overwhelming for the menendez brothers since the "law and order" series aired last fall. >> "law and order: true crimes" is what he's referring to. it has sparked renewed interest in that case. >>> well, this morning as we get our day started, a cold start to the day. >> again, it seems we've had pretty much every single morning and next week it will be even colder. and so that's going to be a huge deal because everything is starting to bloom and we may have some freezes around the bay area. it looks like that is going to happen. today we can say it's cold but that's a relative term. now let's talk about what we're seeing right now on storm ranger. that's our mobile doppler radar, the red beam you see coming out of san jose and we are not tracking anything now but once we get a storm in here finally we'll be able to move it around and get a better view of it. it's all clear this m

erik and lyle menendez were sent to different facilities 21 years ago. a recent facebook posting from lyle says a judge granted his request for a move. one journalist says it may happen as early as next month. >> the social media support has been overwhelming since the "law and order" series ended. >> "law and order: true crime the menendez brothers" is the miniseries he's referring to. it's sparked renewed interest in the case. >>> the man and woman accused of killing a tracy woman and leaving her for dead on a rural road in livermore are back in court today. today's hearing is a continuation of daniel gross and melissa leonardo's arraignment. police say they beat, stabbed, and dumped lizette andrea cuesta on the side of tesla road. she was able to get help and tell investigators who her attackers were before she died. >>> the president this morning will speak about the terrible school shooting in florida about an hour from now. >> scott mcgrew? >> we expect the president will address the nation at 8:00 a.m. our time and it's quite possible he will visi

menendez was accused of trading political favors for gifts and campaign donations through a we think three florida doctor. he said he never waivered in his innocence and believed that justice would pro veil >> the ntsb is investigating a deadly crash involving a chattered amtrak train. they were heading from washington, dc to a congressional row treat in west virginia this morning when the train collided way trash truck on the track it's outside of charlottesville virginia. one person in the truck died. another was seriously injured. no one on the train was seriously hurt. local congress money were on that train. >>> a high school goes into lockdown after a man shot to death outside. "eyewitness news" at the is an at lincoln high school in mayfair, a 32-year-old man was shot in he died at the hospital. >>> february is about to start in about an hour and even though tomorrow is milderer several chances for rain and snow in the forecast, clouds in right now. i'll tell when you we can see the wintery mix hit and it may happen just in time for the super bowl >>> protecting a philadelphia

the students were with senator bob menendez yesterday. some of had students talked about what it was like to be there, seeing their classmates wounded and dead and hearing gunshots. and now the students demanding something we done about gun violence, and the fight is something they're very serious about. >> stoneman douglas doesn't want to be known as the last school that got shot up. we want to be known as the last school ever that got shot up. >> this is nonpartisan issue, and we have to work together to solve it. >> for his part senator menendez mentioned a bill he proposed long before that shooting happened on valentine's day. it calls for limiting high capacity magazines. he plans to get support from other lawmakers when he returns to capitol hill today. >>> there's growing outrage in the community after it was discovered three of the deputies that were near that school when the shooting happened never went inside to look for the shooter which they are trained to do. dray clark, nbc 10 news. >>> 5:04. 44 degrees outside. new from ove

menendez was accused of trading political favors for gifts and campaign donations through a we think three florida doctor. he said he never waivered in his innocence and believed that justice would pro veil >> the ntsb is investigating a deadly crash involving a chattered amtrak train. they were heading from washington, dc to a congressional row treat in west virginia this morning when the train collided way trash truck on the track it's outside of charlottesville virginia. one person in the truck died. another was seriously injured. no one on the train was seriously hurt. local congress money were on that train. >>> a high school goes into lockdown after a man shot to death outside. "eyewitness news" at the is an at lincoln high school in mayfair, a 32-year-old man was shot in he died at the hospital. >>> february is about to start in about an hour and even though tomorrow is milderer several chances for rain and snow in the forecast, clouds in right now. i'lleth wintery mix hit and it appen just in time for the >>> protecting a philadelphia landmark why this guy is statue and how l

if you have any questions about those. >> thank you, director menendez. unfortunately this is becoming routine for us now, this is the second such episode we had in a year, which is sad. the second time around, like the first time around, the first responders did a terrific job. and for those of you who understand what we do in trauma, time is of the essence. and really the delivery of those patients by the ems personnel was fantastic, made a huge difference in the outcomes. as dr. menendez said, we had several, received seven patients, one was discharged last night. we had one that was in critical condition that went to surgery. we had two more stable patients that also required surgery. we have -- there is still six still left in the hospital. we're hoping to be able to send home two of them today. but i'm expecting all of them will fully recover. i'll be happy to take any questions. >> can you please tell us -- are you prepared to tell us -- the same person, can you comment? >> we do not know if it is the same person. we did our database check and coul

senator menendez that it was bigotry and senator durbin called it inflammatory. larry, what do you make of that? >> only a democrat can hear the president saying that american citizens have dreams in this country and consider that to be a bigoted, low point. i wish kamala harris was more angry about the fact that many unaccompanied alien minors have committed this country, recruited ms-13 gang members, and murdered. their vicious gang activity. weiss and she more angry about that. >> shannon: you know that a lot of people who say if there were that the president talk anonymous 13 last night and same breath he's talking about immigration conflate the two and that it's dangerous. not good for the president's argument or advocacy for his plan and it offends a lot of people. >> i think it contextualizes the conversation, let me repeat the exact words i used. they were the exact words the present use. unaccompanied alien minors. these are the people who flooded across the border in the last couple years with the above administered in. he's not talking about daca, not

menendez is a democrat accused of taking gifts from a florida doctor in exchange for government favorsyear period. a judge last week threw out seven of the charges, menendez is up for re-election this fall. >>> the doctor who rocked the gymnastic -- this comes just days after he was accused of sexual assaulting more than 150 women and girls. abc's elizabeth hur is in new york. >> reporter: more than 50 new victims confronting dr. larry nassar in court. the sports doctor now facing sentencing for sex crimes from when he was working at an elite gymnastic's club in michigan. >> because now we are all here and ready to make sure that you never see outside of prison walls again. >> reporter: last week a different judge already sentenced nassar to essentially spend the rest of his life in prison and the fallout has been swift. the entire board of usa gymnastics ordered to resign by usa gymnastics. the board of trustees appointed former governor john engler as the new interim president on wednesday. which drew protest from some students. >> this is nothing more than symbolic. there's been no

menendez plans to seek a third term in the fall. to some other stories we're following in the evening newsfeed. dr. brenda fitzgerald resigned tday as director of the center for disease control and prevention. this comes a day after politico reported fitzgerald bought and sold stock in japan tobacco while running the public health agency. cbs news has learned the trump administration is expected to onscontinue special protections for syrians who fled the civil war. about 7,000 will be allowed to amain in this country for another year and a half, but no new applications will be r cepted. se michigan, more victims confronted former gymnastics doctor larry nassar today at his third and final sentencing hearing for sexually abusing iung patients. he will likely spend the rest of his life in prison. nassar's accusers now number 265. there is much more ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." >> reporter: we already knew whales talked to each other in whale speak, but we didn't know they could speak like us. >> hello! >> hello. ♪ ♪ >> glor:

menendez: i have been here a little longer and it is zero in the budget. in fy 18, the congressional justification was that the department believed that the same services to be provided to the states and the maternal and child block grant. that is the same reasoning. the challenges that we have is that we are prioritizing direct care service delivery. is it your view that the congressional justification of can bef the services provided is the reason why you have zero in this budget? sec. azar: i do not know if that washe reason this budget prepared with that program zero doubt. it is more likely, if it is not a direct delivery service program or was viewed as being otherffective as expenditures, tough choices have to be made. the autismez: community does not need those tough choices, they have a tough life as it is. i have a feeling that that is the justification, the problem with that is that you also cut funding for maternal and child health block grants as well. explain to me how you think that states are best positioned to replace the education trainin

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. >> also learning us prosecute letters not retry new jersey senator bob menendez. last fall his trial ended in a hung jury. menendez faced corruption charges for what prosecutors claimed was senator trading his political influence forgives and campaign contributions. yesterday's filing to dismiss all charges against the senator and his friend solomon melgin, ended five year investigation. menendez always maintained his innocence. >> lehigh county the corruption trial of paw lou ski ended today, have been listening to secret record he action after the they had his consultant wearing wires whole meeting with the racer. they say he rigged city contract in favor of law firms and businesses that gave him money for campaigns. defense denies any campaign between city work and contributions, he does plan to testify in this trial. >> the trial continues today for the delaware county man charged with shooting a police officer. the jury watched video of the defendant edward archer's interrogation yesterday. in it the 32 year old tells detectives he shot officer jessie heart n

her name is faith menendez and her sport, boxing.etting into it has in the been easy two times a day, seven days a week they make their way to the almighty boxing club in reading. but before the 14 year-old got in the ring she had to win over her dad. >> he let me spar with a kid. >> well, is what it sounds like faith has collect more champion ship belts. she's one of the best 110- pound junior boxers in the country. look at all those belts, good job. we will follow your dreams. >> super excited, proud of my girl and wouldn't even mess with her. she wants to stay up late, get for it. >>> team u.s.a. wins another gold medal in the 2018 winter olympics 17 year-old chloe kim reigns supreme in half people snow boarding. she had a near perfect score. kim also had special metvation as her south korean grandmother was watching her from the stands. american aerial took home the bronze in the event. >>> she is so exciting, from california. >>> lets take a live look, it is a day we are making doughnuts those fastnacht doughnuts. look, they are

. >> let's talk about senator bob menendez in new jersey. there has been a decision.e will not be retried for alleged bribery. the courts said that they did not agree with many of the charges, and, in fact, federal judges threw out 7 of the 18 most heinous of the crimes that he was alleged to have done, so now he is going to run for reelection anyway but without this burden hanging over him, because now the prosecutors have said they will not pursue the case. good or bad for the state of new jersey? >> i mean, it's good because it takes away the taint of sort of new jersey and corruption and so forth and so on. clearly -- i mean, i assume, and correct me if i'm wrong, fellow guests, that this is a justice department that is led by the trump administration. for them to say, "hey, we can't win this. the judge has taken away everything. we don't have any weapons, if you will, against them -- we're dropping it" -- menendez is gonna win, he's gonna win handily. i would argue he would've won regardless. he'll win by more now than he would less, because it's such a democrati

senator bob menendez is reclaiming his roam as top democrat on the senate foreign relations committeehington post" reports menendez resumed the position after being given a clean bill of legal health by the department of just citief juof . the lawmaker had surrendered the post after being indicted on corruption charges. made mendez had been accused of taking gifts and political donations. his trial ended in a hung jury. last week federal prosecutors dropped a bid to retry the senator and asked a federal prosecutor to dismiss all charges. menendez remains under investigation by the senate ethics committee which could still find him guilty of violating some internal rules, but use not likely expel him from his role if any punishment at all. >>> and back to eugene scott. as i was talking about with senator lindsey graham, he was pessimistic about reaching a bipartisan deal and then optimistic last night. sort of the feeling overall in washington. what are the odds you think that we reach a bipartisan immigration bill by the march deadline when it comes to daca specifically or that this e

senator menendez, who is running for reelection in november, has denied the charges. and in hong kong, lawmakers voted wednesday to ban the sale of ivory -- a move haiailed by animal rights campaigners as a major step towards protecting elephants. this is michael lau with the world wildlife fund in hong kong. >> which show the commitment by the hong kong government to conserving african elephants. what is needed next is step up the enforcement to make sure that there will no longer be any illegal trade i in the hong kong or through hong kong. amy: hong kong is the largest market for every sales. the band came one month after authorities in mainland china adopted a similar prohibition. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. nermeen: and i'm nermeen shaikh. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. a showdown is brewing in washington as the white house prepares to release a controversial republican memo despite opposition from the fbi, the j

menendez said, we received seven patients. one was discharged last night. we had one that was in critical condition that went to surgery. we had two more stable patients that also required surgery. we have -- out of the six left in the hospital, we're hoping to be able to send home two of them today. i'm expecting them to fully recover. i'll be happy to take any questions. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> we do not know if it is the same person. we did our database check and could not positively identify him. we're going back and scrubbing the information, looking at it again. i'm not willing to say it was one and the same person. >> sheriff -- >> -- specifically targeted? is there any indication that someone was specifically targeted that started all of this? >> not at this time. that's certainly a possibility. as i said earlier, the fbi, the florida department of law enforcement and broward sheriff's office will be working conjunctively to interview as many people as we can so, down the road, we can uncover this information. right now, it is no more than a p

"roll call" tweeting that senator menendez is holding up the vote on the spending caps bill over the disaster aid portion and how it ffects new jersey. the earliest the senate could vote without a time agreement is 1:00 a.m. we spoke to joe williams earlier this get an update on where things stand in the senate, here's a look. host: what can you tell us about this? guest: senator rand paul is objecting to a quicker vote on the bill , he wants a voten a separate amendment of his own to deal with balanced budgets. it's a bit of a messaging bill for him. in absence of that time agreement the earl jets they'll be able to vote would be one hour into friday session, which would be 1:00 a.m. there's an effort afoot to obviously move that timetable up. and to get rand paul to drop -- senator rand paul to drop his actions to an earlier vote. host: not surprising we've heard objections from independent senator bernie sanders. what other democrats may be opposing the bill in the senate? guest: there's a good chunk of democrats in the 2020 caucus, democrats who could run for president in 2020. s

those students with senator bob menendez at that rally in new jersey.nts talked about what it was like being inside stoneman douglas high school when that shooting started. hearing gunshots, seeing classmates left wounded and dead and all of this until they finally made it to safety themselves. and now the students are demanding something we done about gun violence, and the fight is something they're very serious about. >> stoneman douglas doesn't want to be done kbonown as the last school that got shot up. >> this is nonpartisan issue and we have to work together to solve it. >> senator menendez mentioned a bill he proposed long before the school shooting happened. that bill calls for limits on high capacity gun magazines. we're live in the digital operations center, dray clark, nbc 10 news. >>> 6:33 right now. overnight firefighters put out a trash fire. flames broke out around 12:45 this morning in the building where garbage was fipiled. no one was hurt. >>> students in the will return to school today. investigators are not determined the cause of th

this is menendez versus huge begin.l call you a corporate fat tax. >> first in my family to go to college in princeton. served the opportunity in the marine corps. spent seven years in the marine corps. built a career adding jobs in new jersey, not other states and around the world. made a difference in people's lives in cancer. celgene extended people's lives with multiple cancers by many years, is on the verge of curing multiple cancers. i have lived a life of service. that is what i will bring to this election. i don't care with anybody says, we'll win this election. neil: will you have president trump campaign for you? >> listen, i'm going to support anybody who wants to support me. if they believe -- neil: president called you tomorrow, you know i like you. i heard you on neil's show, not that he watches but i think he does, that you would say yeah, come on? he lost new jersey by a lot. >> yeah. i'm going to be independent, right? new jersey he is independent state. you described it as very, very blue. we had a lot

claudia: nos encontramos para que tengan una idea, estamos aquÍ afuera de las oficinas del senador bob menÉndezcciÓn de Él. lo dijo en el congreso a un grupo de periodistas. bÁsicamente lo que dijo fue de que Él no espera de que el presidente extiende el brazo para el 5 de marzo para lograr un acuerdo en el congreso sobre el tema de daca. como ya saben, no hay seÑales de un acuerdo en ambas cÁmaras se han presentado propuestas, pero no han sido aprobadas por la casa blanca. kelly enfatizÓ en que los dreamers, shakespeare este plazo, no -- si se acabara el plazo, no serÍan prioridad de deportaciÓn. sin embargo, hemos visto que este no ha sido el caso. no le creen mucho estas palabras que dicho john kelly. tendremos mÁs reacciones en el noticiero de las 6:30 p.m. carolina: te agradecemos por la informaciÓn directamente de washington, d.c. durante la conferencia de prensa que tuvo el jefe del gabinete, le dijo que si el presidente le pide una recomendaciÓn, su recomendación serÍa que no lo extienda. javier: cambiemos de tema. vamos hablar de la muerte de un conocido de fÚtbol americano que fue atr

pudimos hablar hace unos minutos con el doctor benny menÉndez del servicio de emergencias que nos dioo. >> recibimos siete pacientes, de los siete pacientes, dos estÁn crÍticos. david: son estudiantes o son profesores? >> los que llegaron aquÍ son estudiantes. david: de quÉ edades mÁs o menos? >> estaban entre los 12 y los 17 aÑos. gracias a dios hasta el momento estÁn bien. david: este es el cuarto incidente que se produce similar en los estados unidos en lo que va del aÑo. esta es la informaciÓn que tenemos hasta el momento eran el condado de broward. jorge: david, muchÍsimas gracias. esto es algo que desafortunadamente se ha repetido. recordaba en 1999 en la escuela columbine y luego creÍamos que tras los ataques del tecnolÓgico de virginia iba a detenerse, luego vino la escuela en connecticut y ahora esto se vuelve a repetir. ilia: tÚ hacÍas la lista, pero son 270 tiroteos que han ocurrido desde 199 en --1999 en los colegios y universidades. jorge: uno pensarÍa que luego de algo como esto pudiera comenzar un verdadero debate a nivel nacional, ya que en este momento estÁn en sesiÓn

. >>> federal government said it will not retry new jersey democratic senator bob menendez on corruptioncharges. it comes a day after a judge throughout robbery counts. the justice department spent five years investigating him on the charges. his trial last fall lasted three months. the jury deadlocked in a mistrial was declared.>>> i wish there was stronger evidence. it was a victimless crime i. >> menendez accused of trading his political influence for hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions. the senator released a statement saying he never wavered in his innocence. he has said he plans to seek reelection.>>> super bowl lii a few days away. security is a concern. authorities laid out their plans to keep fans and players safe this weekend in minneapolis. they will have armored vehicles blackhawk helicopters and a network of cameras around the city. authorities explained the plan has been shaped by recent incidents like the deadly shooting in las vegas. they say they are prepared to pull off a safe and fun event.>>> philadelphia and new england coaches have done the --

. >> we've also learned, ruffles us prosecute letters not retry new jersey senator bob menendez, last trial his jury ended in a hung jury. failings dollars corruption charges for what prosecutors claimed was the senator trading his political influence for gifts and campaign contributions. yesterday's filing to dismiss all charges against the senator and his friend, sullivan melgin, ended five year investigation. menendez always maintained his innocence. >> in lehigh county the corruption trial of allentown mayor ed pull oust ski will continue today, been listening to secret recordings after the fbi had his political consultant wear wires while meeting with the mayor. prosecutors say he rigged city contract in favor of law firms and businesses cents that gave him money. the defense denies any connection between city work and contributions, and he said he will ' be testifying in this trial. >> the trial also continues today for the delaware county man charged with shooting a police officer. the jury watched video of defendant, edward archer's interrogation yesterday. in it the 32 year o

students and advocates met with robert menendez said temple -- abraham. that really is in response to the shooting that left 17 students and teachers dad. >> will fight to make sure never again actually becomes a reality. never again to we want students like david, ryan, and matthew to witness their best friends and teachers murdered with weapons of war. >> the event was organized by the jewish federation of greater metrowest. according to the spokesperson the event attracted were the 2000 parents, students, and educators. on monday during a meeting of the national governors association president trump talked about school safety and called out a sheriff's deputy and other officials for not entering the high school called their lack of engagement, frankly disgusting. >> i really believe i would run and even if i didn't have a weapon. >> trump recently suggested arming educators. the present data, ivanka trump did not fully advocate the idea like her father but said it was an idea that needed to be discussed. >> one of the pecans were still items in this co

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prosecutors say they will not retry new jersey senator bob menendez.ended in a hung jury. menendez faced corruption charges for what prosecutors claimed was a sister senator trading political influence for gifts and campaign contributions. today's filing to dismiss all charges again the senator and his friend ends a five-year investigation. the justice department did not reveal its exact reasons for dropping the case. >>> in philadelphia, a political shake up. long-time congressman bob brady will not run for another term. brady says leaving congress has absolutely nothing to do with the federal investigation involving his 2012 campaign. the 72 year oh says he simply wants to spend more time with his family. our bruce gordon was there as the 20 year congress veteran announced his decision. >> the man who defined blue collar in congress announced his departure wearing a black long sleeved eagles t-shirt and told reporters after 20 years in washington because time to put his family first. >> my daughter, single parent, could use some help. i would like to

a former pharmaceutical executive will face richard and the winner will go head-to-head with bob menendez. he's heading to the mid-terms after a mistrial on corruption charges. >>> thousands may have to pay a fee for the state police. the governor is proposing those without a police force pay a $25 per capita fee for relying on police coverage. if that fee is imposed it would bring in more than $530,000 from bucks county town. statewide, the fee would generate more than $63 million. attorney general jeff sessions made a stop to mark union day with the lincoln lead and talked about the problems they're having not just with criminals but judges block orders and contradicting federal laws? if something is illeglegal unde state law but illegal under federal law it is still illegal under illegal law. >> philadelphia is a sanctuary city for undocumented immigrants. >>> rooting for rippon, his coach in philly is cheering for her star student. the one thing she knew about rippon's sales from the very beginning. >>> we have wet weather ahead. keep that umbrella ready. rain is already setting up to

. >> also appearing with the students, democratic senator bob menendez. >> i have here in my hands theegislation i introduced months ago to limit high capacity magazines. >> the republican pat toomey talked about it. >> now it may have a shot at passage. >> there are members reconsidering. >> in florida, students and parents entered stoneman douglas school for the first time since the shooting and the governor is call for a state investigation into xlams three sheriff's deputies did not enter the building during the shooting. classes resumed this week the voices of the students will continue to be heard far beyond the classroom. >> we're going to take it across the nation and across the world. our future is too important. >> also, there are new calls from florida lawmakers for the broward county sheriff's suspension as police inaction is investigated. >> thank you. turning now to our first alert weather. here's a look at i-95. the area dries out from a rainy weekend. steve, finally, some sun, huh? >> that's right. we've all been waiting for the money and with good reason. this has been

melgen hadbeen accused of bribing new jersey senator bob menendez, but a separate menendez trial ended in a hung jury. and, on wall street, stocks were mostly higher despite a late-day sell-off. the dow jones industrial average gained 164 points to close at 24,962. the nasdaq fell points, and the s&p 500 added two. at the winter games today, a long drought ended for american women. the u.s. women's hockey team defeated canada for the gold medal, their first since 1998. american david wise took the gold in men's freestyle skiing half-pipe. and, u.s. skiier mikaela shiffrin w the women's alpine combined. still to come on the newshour: students speak out in support of gun rights. the migration system president trump wants nge but has also benefited his in-laws. a psychologist's argument for why life todaytually pretty good, and mmore. >> woodruff: on la night's program, we heard from two students who took part in wednesday's rallies to push for stronger gun control laws. tonight, we'ned by two students who attended n.r.a. president wayne lapierre's speech at the conservative politicaon co

. >> new jersey senator menendez for gun control legislation in the deadly >> plus, deadly storms sweep us ig and flooding, the full magnitude of the devestation left by is my 26th, good morning, aim jim donovan. let's get a check of today's roads with katie.

. >> new jersey senator menendez for gun control legislation in the deadly >> plus, deadly storms sweep across the central us ig and flooding, the full magnitude of the devestation left by is my 26th, good morning, aim jim donovan. let's get a check of today's roads with katie. >> happy monday, d weekends go? good morning, looking outside right n construction, overall nothing going on on the roadways today >> fog not everywhere, though, but there is dense fog advisory that's now been issued. they just put it into effect in the last half hour or so, and specific to only handful of counties so we'll show you in just a second, at the moment storm scan is empty, have not been able to say that in a real long time, just dreary weekends, lot of indoor activities at my house and my goodness, my kids are stir crazy now, we are at least looking ahead so some sunshine here, clouds in place will eventually break. but yes, minds that fog until 6:00 this morning, dense fog advisory is posted, specific to those jersey coastal communities. and then just inland of that, as well as new castle, kent count

. >> senator bob menendez told rally in essex county he wants what he is calling common sense legislation. >> can't let them get away with saying that guns don't kill people. that people kill people. well, that is why we don't run backgrounds checks on guns. we run them on people because we know that in fact that's who can't get thing. >> two stillman douglas students were at the rally, encouraging to push for gun laws and gun violence. >> police on the hunt for two men they say abducted 15 year old girl in north philadelphia , took the girl from the 3300 block every fairhill street, dropped her off at 29th and cecil b. moore avenue. taken about 6:30 last night becomes hour later dropped off unhurt. officials say two men were driving silver sedan, " eyewitness news" reporter chantee lans will have live report for us with more coming up in about 20 minute at 5:30. >> second teen suspect in police custody acyls dollars in monmouth county new jersey 18 year old koran council. there we see him now, us marshals shared this photo after tracking him down late last night in south florida facing s

menendez about broward health main. we had a total of nine patients. and released. we had two patients deceased. three patients have been discharged. we currently have three patients in the hospital. one with an extremity wound who is doing well and working with physical therapy and another patient still intubated after penetrating trauma to the chest but doing well and following commands and a third patient that remains intubated in critical condition. dr. menendez. >> i'm the director for the emergency department of broward health medical center. yesterday was a tragedy that we as a team took care of these patients. we are a facility. we saw seven patients. right now we have two patients that are critical/stable condition. the other five went home or on their way home and they're in good condition. the other two, stable condition. i have dr. fuente. if you have any questions he can tell you. >> thank you. i'm the trauma medical director at broward health medical center. unfortunately this is becoming routine for us now. this is the second episode we

here he is with james menendez, my colleague and present.conomic impact of rate set suggests growth will be hit ha rd est rate set suggests growth will be hit hardest in regions where the leave vote was strongest. —— brexit. the department for exiting the eu looked at scenarios from leaving with no deal to remaining in the single market. can they go back? will the more than 700,000 rohingya muslims who fled myanmar last year ever return? discussions were finalised last month. the obstacles for a large—scale repatriated are formidable. we have been in rakhine state. these old temples are all that is left of a once powerful buddhist kingdom. in the study rakhine people, some of the poorest in myanmar, a reminder of how far they have fallen. this is a favourite theme of local politicians, decline, with fear they are being squeezed on the one side by the burmese state, and the other, a massive muslim population. five years ago, they turned on their muslim neighbours. dozens died in this part of rakhine. many rohingya communities were com pletely

here he is pictured here with our presenterjames menendez.ible economic impact of brexit, suggest that growth will be hit hardest in those regions where the leave vote was strongest. the analysis, drawn up for the department for exiting the eu, looked at scenarios ranging from leaving with no deal to remaining within the eu single market. can they go back? will the more than 700,000 muslim rohingyas who fled to bangladesh last year ever return to myanmar? an agreement between the two countries for this to start was finalised last month, yet the obstacles to a large—scale repatriation are formidable. our correspondent jonathan head has been in rakhine state — where he sent us this report. these old temples are all that's left of what was once a powerful buddhist kingdom. they're a reminder to the rakhine people, now some of the poorest in myanmar, of how far they have fallen. and it's that sense of humiliating decline, a favourite theme of local politicians, which has stirred up a dangerous fear in the rakhine of being squeezed, on the one sid

senator durbin, senator menendez have been engaged on these issues for a very long time.ut the majority of current serving senators don't have deep knowledge about what it would mean to secure our southern border, about what it would mean to really provide a pathway to citizenship for dreamers. and so a lot of our conversations in the bipartisan working group that senator lankford and i were part of is to help get caught up to what the issues are. in your conversations with the attorney general, secretary of education, i think they do correctly raise that we should be having more hearings in the senate so we can, in a thoughtful way, address the addiction crisis rolling throughout our country, tearing up families, and come up with responsible bipartisan proposals for how we can tackle gun violence. you know, because of amedvocacye don't even have federally funding research to what is causing gun violence in our country and how we can provide some meaningful interventions around the intersection of mental health problems and gun violence. i do think these things need study

. >> bob menendez released a statement that reads in parts once the nj transit has become the poster child for what could go wrong when you have critical resources and fail to prioritize invest president. since the deadly crash in hoboken. added preventative measures to the screening process for sleep disorders. the assembly man says hopes to see major improvements with nj transit under the murphy administration. my first priority, let's find out what is going on here in new jersey. we know now that this engineer was not properly screened. what we need know now, what failed within the organization to have that happen. what could be done prevent that from happening again report with transportation being a hot top uk. amtrak said none of the 52 passengers onboard was hurt. in hamilton, ashley johnson, reporting for "chasing news." >> thank you, ashley. all right. bring in a couple of guys that know how government works. i am joined by new jersey assemblyman, jamal. welcome back to "chasing news." >> how are you doing, bill sno you are the staff in essex county. always god tow sue on th