you cannot light up on monmouth from atlantic street to railroad avenue.ewalks, stoops, curbs and steps. city hopes the ban will attract more businesses to the area and reduce tobacco related litter like cigarette butts that are all over the streets. >> in the outdoors, you know, it is kind of stupid, i don't really see how they can tell us we cannot smoke on two specific streets but rest of the town is fine. that doesn't make much sense. >> the sign doesn't say much. i wouldn't have seen it if you didn't tell me. >> the the owner of one business, expressed mini mart says that smoking isn't the issue. he said it is littering that comes witt. anybody who violates the the ordinance faces fines of one hundred to $1,000. here's a post from the police department facebook page. the it states that officers will begin issuing warnings for first couple weeks and then will issue tickets. these who have been warn will be issued a ticket if they are caught a second time. >>> 4:38, gunshot reports to reach police even sooner then they were with the even if call could i

going to church on sunday morning and instead going to monmouth park.y will do mass saturday night instead. >> a judge in trenton is expect to take this up later this afternoon, stay tuned, thanks steve. >>> an ago of love and courage, met with a very ugly response, young girl donates her hair and then gets pick on at school because she d what her principal says that will really upset the you. >>> and after a decade of silence, monica lewinsky speaks out saying she was first victim of cyber bullying and she did it right here in philadelphia. the the other big announceme all schools are closed a as police search for eric frein. >> police reported seeing frein near swift the water post office in the poconos mountains just yet the not far from where a with man the spotted a man with mud on his face, carrying a rifle on friday. police have been looking for frein, at 5:30, as frein as you well necessity shot and killed a state trooper accuse of doing such last month and injuring another, we're not convicting frein of anything, of course, that has to go throu

hilton dontes bought and rebuilt this home in keansburg, monmouth county, before sandy hit. it was wiped out by the storm. all the insurance and grant money wasn't enough to repair it. so, on tuesday, volunteers launched a 29-hour construction blitz that should allow dontes to move back in by december. keansburg's mayor says nearly 500 homes are still in some state of disrepair from sandy. >>> and chris christie will mark the second anniversary by starting the day in bergen county, meeting people rebuilding homes in the area. then the governor will go to ocean and monmouth counties to visit people who live in those counties in some of the hardest hit areas. and today, lieutenant governor kim guadagno will honor first responders for their work during the storm. she will hold a thank-you luncheon this afternoon at little egg harbor community center. later she will tour a home in brigantine, one of the 1,000 homes in the state approved for an elevation grant. >>> a new monmouth university survey shows that two years after the superstorm struck, a majority of new jersey resident

we will see first betting on sun take up in monmouth park, all right. we will see steve, thanks. >>> oscar pistorius is expect to learn his fate today. >> the olympic runner was found guilty of culpable homicide will be sentenced for killing his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. here's a live look at the courtroom in a africa. why has a range of options. she could issue a suspend sentence and fine meaning he would not go to jail, he could be put under house arrest or sentenced for up to 15 years. >>> a break through for u.s. led coalition, fighting isis. turkey reversing its long standing opposition, now says it will allow, iraqi kurdish forces to cross its territory and reenforce cabani, but still the turkish government has not given the u.s. led coalition to use its air basses for manned air strikes and they won't agree to any u.s. arms transfers to kurdish fighters who are battling islamic militants this syria. >>> head of the u.s. nuclear agency says he cannot guarantee all of the iran's nuclear war is peaceful. comments come as u.s. and five other pores

monmouth university poll found that about half the people who report high levels of stress don't thinkvices. but experts say it doesn't have to be an embarrassing process really it can be a simple as getting together with other people in the same boat and you can do that by reaching out to your local long-term recovery group. in brigantine, cleve bryan, "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> and coming up tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock tonight, our diana rocco goes to tuckerton one of the areas hardest hit by sandy to see first hand their fight to recover. two years after super storm sandy. >> a reason to give thanks for employees of a major wholesale store. how dolls costco is bucking the trend when it comes to black friday. >> and too close for comfort. we'll tell you where lava continues to creep closer and closer to homes. kathy? we have some clouds that are moving toward the delaware valley and this big comma shape signature on our radar showing a strong storm system bringing snow to the upper great lakes. it will bring us rain as early as tomorrow and bring a chill

have heavier cells that are starting to develop across south jersey, places like burlington and monmouthcounty that's a lot of yellow up there, that's steady to moderate rain. if lou -- if you look at the left-hand side of the screen, it's start to stop. we'll expect the shower activity to continue into the afternoon. visibility, 3 in philadelphia, 5 in beach haven. 10 in trenton. we need mild temperatures and we've got it. 69 in millville. dover, 70. 71 in sea isle city and on the boardwalk in atlantic city, 71 degrees. i was having a difficult time to first thing out the sky condition. it's going to look like this morning, but then you'll see shades of blue and sunshine later this afternoon. let's say early showers, afternoon sun, temperatures climbing into the upper 60s, low 70s. 72 in philadelphia, millville, 72. of cape may, 73. atlantic city, 73. toms river 71 degrees. last sunday we topped out at 83, 84, somewhere in there. we'll consult the numbers right -- we'll cut the numbers right in half especially in the lehigh valley. much cooler weather is on the the way. we're down in th

these places like monmouth and ocean counties already had multiple inches of rain.e the areas we'll be watching the closest for any potential flooding. and there we are into tomorrow morning's rush with the rain continuing. it should be a wet rush against. there's the low pressure center, the nor'easter. it's not a monster nor'easter but it's strong enough to produce those 30 plus mile-an-hour wind gusts and to have all of this moisture spin around it, our rain coming down from new england and this is just not moving out of the picture, is it? here's thursday afternoon. it's practically the same spot where it is now. more moisture comes down. it will take a while to get these clouds out of here, too. we may even start off friday with some clouds and breezy conditions. tonight wet and windy, kind of chilly, 48 for the low in philadelphia. 44 north and west. another windy day tomorrow. gusts to 35 miles an hour. the showers linger mid to upper 50s. way below average. closer to average on friday. as we dry out. saturday, nice day with the wind dying down a little bit.

essentially, we cover monmouth and ocean counties. cover each one, either by stringers or staff, two or three towns for each reporter. we cover the county seats of both coties. we've expanded because of demands for news of local interests-- a bureau in atlantic city and newark, and four reporters in trenton. we put a reporter in washington to get the news we wanted. so it's a complete newspaper with hometown flavor. how to maintain that hometown flavor? john morton. dailies respond to this by creating a special section-- done on a daily or weekly basis-- devoted specifically to each suburban community. you'll have suburban news and advertising from that community. it's a targeted edition of the newspaper. new technology allows newspapers to do that in a more efficient way. to produce news for individual communities, the asbury park press turned to the computer, or more accurately, many computers-- in the city room to file stories, in the classified advertising department to take in information, in makeup to put together ads, in compos

a man from spring lake, monmouth county, is suddenly in the spotlight because he was in the subject of tough talk from governor chris christie, some say was it tough talk or just plain rude. nora muchanic has the story of jim keaty. >> when he stood up with a sign telling chris christie to get people back in their homes and finish the job. >> listen, you want to have the conversation later i'm happy to have it, but until that time sit down and shut up. >> the tongue lashing has not deteared keaty. >> he will try to bully people, he will say things like sit down and shut up. >> he wanted to address the rem grant program, that is suppose to help people raise homes and rehab. >> there was money given to new jersey for families, only 20% of that money has gone out. there is $80 million in trenton right now that could be in the hands of homeowners. >> christa is one of those people, her case is expedited, and she is still waiting. >> we are homeless and our children is outside of their home. it's not sit down and shut up. >> i'm 6'4", and a former d 1 in athletics his tactics do not tim dat

. >> jim coat tee held up a sign interrupting the governor' speech several times in belmar, monmouth county. he's founder of a group called finish the job which has been critical the pace of rebuilding assistance. the governor eventually had enough. >> happy to have a debate with any time you like, guy. somebody like you don't know d a.m. n what you're talking about except to stand up and show off when the cameras have been here. i've been here when the cameras aren't here, buddy. until that time sit down and shut up! >> governor christie today sandy of course reported ashore on brigantine a storm blamed for at least 182 deaths. it did $65 billion in damage. >>> breaking news right now. chopper three over a police involved shooting in northeast philadelphia. police say an officer opened fire on a robbery suspect on tess tail tail and ditman streets in holmes burg. that happened when the suspect tried to hit the officer with a car. he took off but caught not far away in torresdale. no injuries were reported. >> philadelphia police officer is arrested and charged for solicitation of a

all are in monmouth county. 4-year-old eli waller died of the virus nearly three weeks ago, he livedin hamilton township, mercer county. as we told you earlier in our news cast, the ebola crisis forced ed president obama to cal tonight's trip to new jersey. nbc 10's jacqueline london is here to explain why our area are under a national spotlight. >> the first lady was here today to support democratic gubernatorial candidate tom wolf and to a degree, the election will be won or lost in philadelphia and its surrounding suburbs. pennsylvania has nearly 8.3 million registered voters. one in three lives in the five-county philadelphia area. the first lady spoke before a crowd of hundreds at a cedarbrook recreation center. michelle obama told the audience they need to come out in big numbers on election day. >> if you wantç someone who wi work to build the schools for your kids and create good jobs for your families, you know what you need to do on november 4th, right? you need to get out and vote. you need to get out and vote. you really do. it is so important, the stakes couldn't be hig

. >> and the most recent polling was done by monmouth university a couple weeks back.t has macarthur leading his opponent aimee belgard by about ten points and says they are fighting over about 10% of the undecided voters. right here in this district. live in pemberton, i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> weapons made for war are now in the hands of local police departments. tonight the nbc 10 investigators take a closer look at the military equipment that could be used in your neighborhood. >> you think a local police department needs a piece of equipment like this? >> no, i don't but on a regional basis you have to share and have assets. >> coming up next, the investigators find out who has this equipment and if it's really needed. >>> we have rain headed our way. it's pretty obvious. it could make for a messy wednesday. we'll break down the timing next in your first alert forecast.3oy this is ceo tom macarthur's world. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a

and this is the area that's been hit the hardest in the last two days, monmouth and ocean counties withore coming in off of the ocean during the night tonight. that's one area we'll especially look for any potential flooding. look at the swirl here out in the ocean as the low pressure center, the nor'easter develops. it's not all that well organized yet but it will be. it tens to push the rain in from the ocean. there we are, 10:00 tonight. more rain in new jersey than in the pennsylvania area but if any of that heavy stuff comes in to ocean county, it's going to be a rough night. and then by tomorrow morning, we expect the wet weather to continue. there's that nor'easter, not moving very much, just spinning around. it spins that moisture back in. so our rain is basically coming from boston. doesn't happen like that very often. here it comes even during the day tomorrow, we expect more and it's going to take so long for that thing to move out. the wind is still going to be with us and at least some of friday looks like we'll be seeing some clouds as well. for tonight, we expect it to be

all three of those cases are in monmouth county. a 4-year-old boy from mercer county died of the virus nearly three weeks ago. >> happening today, philadelphia gets another big visitor. yesterday it was president obama. today, vice president joe biden stopping to tour a dredging barge. he will speak about the importance of investing in america's infrastructure. >>> and today, philadelphia teachers will hold a rally ahead of a meeting of the school reform commission. that rally begins at 4:30 this afternoon, outside of school district headquarters in spring garden. teachers held several protests last week after the school reform commission terminated their contract. the frc wants teachers to continue money towards their health care benefits. the district says the change will put $44 million back into the classroom. >>> this morning, police will continue looking for two girls who attacked a student near the temple university campus yesterday afternoon on 13th street near oxford. police tell us a temple student was walking to her car w

it is scheduled to begin at monmouth race track this weekend with the casinos sometime to follow.fl the first to try and stop it. hypocrites, you're hypocrites! why nfl ratings are so high. fans watch blow outs because it usually affects the betting line, you morons! and yesterday a wild game to bet. two st. louis. watch this special teams this is special teams. now, this punt was on the upper -- on your upper part of your screen but the punt returner drew everybody to the bottom part of your screen that's where the players from seattle thought the punt was going to go. the guy who was up at the top the punt went the other way but they rope a dope the player to go to the other side. and this is a fake punt at the game of the game. great play. they have a guy coming out behind the -- the gun are in to go down for the punt. catches the pass for a first down. st. louis ends up winning the game. great job by jeff fisher their head coach. world series starts her tomorr tomorrow. >> here. >> exciting stuff. >> it is. it's too bad it's not an east coast team budka can city and san franci

monmouth park race track in ocean port which is 38 miles from philadelphia, just north of toms river, is ready to start taking sports bets. they are ready to do it sunday. that why is this legal fight is coming down to today. other race tracks in atlantic city casinos are waiting to see how courts and judges resolve all this, before they risk any legal a expenses. ray lesniak prime pusher, responsible and legal research hours found a legal loop hope to bring it to game one on sunday says that as soon as cat seen owes and race tracks see the the thousands showing up at monmouth park placing bets and hundreds of millions in potential profits, they will suddenly start finding space and putting up big game tv and betting point spread monitors just lies monmouth park has done with large theaters for watching the games and bringing in the betters who will also be spending big, on food, drinks, and hotel rooms. now lesniak says new jersey, in court, because the leagues and ncaa with the have to prove irreparable harm will be done if people can illegally bet on the games. that is an impossibl

all three cases are in monmouth county. a 4-year-old boy died from the virus nearly three weeks ago. >>> vice president joe biden will visit philadelphia tomorrow. he'll be in town for an event highlights the importance of investing in america's roads, bridges and other infrastructure. the vice president is expected to speak at penn's landing. >>> a 50-year-old man was shot and killed a few steps from his north philadelphia home. it happened around 9:30 tonight on north 19th street. police are looking for three people. they're not sure yet about a motive. >>> also new tonight there were concerns on temple's campus after a student is attacked by a pair of girls. nbc 10 denise nakano is reporting this story live. you spoke to a witness. what did he tell you? >> reporter: he tells me tonight that he saw two girls approach the victim from behind and give her a, quote, roundhouse punch to the back of the head. it happened about a block away from campus, which worried some students who knew nothing about it. temple students walki

. >> reporter: racetrack monmouth park had planned to open the first sports book in new jersey. after a new law repealed the planned betting for racetracks. but that was put on hold after the judge granted the nfl and other major sports leagues a temporary restraining order on grounds of irreparable harm. that means a lawsuit by the most powerful leagues against the state to keep betting banned will now proceed, but not without new jersey and its businesses pushing back. >> we believe firmly that when we get back to the 3rd circuit court of appeals at a higher level, we'll be successful and this is a delay not the elimination of being able to offer sports betting to fans in new jersey. >> thanks to a 1992 federal law, sports betting is illegal in the u.s. and all but for grandfathered states, nevada, delaware, oregon and montana. of those, only one, nevada, actually takes wagers on individual games at sports books, new jersey will become the second. state officials argue this is needed to help save new jersey's struggling gambling industry, particularly atlantic city where falli

. >> reporter: monmouth university poll released this week found that two thirds of the people impacted are not satisfied with the recovery efforts but we do hear time and again a lot of gratitude towards people who donated time and money to help rebuild over the last two years. we are live from toms river, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> tonight governor christie is defending an ebola quarantine in new jersey. nurse casey hickcox who is quarantined in newark is challenging her quarantine in maine if the tate does not change its policy tomorrow. meanwhile president obama met with the public health and national security teams. he says there could be more ebola cases in the u.s. in the coming weeks. health officialness delaware announced they are monitoring 11 people for the virus. >> they have all been provided a fever monitoring kit, they have been instruct on how to take their temperature twice daily and they are being contacted every day by the division have of public health. >> delaware officials say all nine hospitals in the state are prepared to treat any potential eb

. ♪ >> a new jersey woman got bone to pick with her mother and it's slated to play out in a monmouth is taking her mom to court over who owns chihuahua. a judge in ocean township will hear this case. the daughter says she flew her mother and dog from puerto rico with the promise the pet would be hers and she says her mom reneged. the daughter says she's already spent $700 in vet fees and the dog is staying with her. the mom wanting to home and bring that dog with her. >> while the weather outside was toasty today nice and cozy inside a chester elementary school. >> joyce evans joining us now for winter coat give away that definitely is heart warming. >> yes it is, guys. warm and fuzzy all the way around. for seven years now, a group of auto dealers has donate add total of almost 200,000 winter coats to children in our five county area. now, this year in chester, they kick it up another knowledge. >> reporter: it was like waking up christmas morning. >> awesome. >> reporter: walking in on a surprise birthday party. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: for the kids at chester upland's ma

monmouth park is scheduled to begin accepting bets on sunday if no injunction is put into place. >>> accused cop killer eric frein may have left the pocono mountains. >>> police are now trying to figure out if he is in insuring state. porsche was stolen last saturday from the frein search area in the poconos. it was found in new york, a small town in new york about 80 miles southwest of albany. the at this point police say there is in evidence that frein himself stole the the car but they are still checking things out. police say frein killed a pennsylvania state trooper and injured another last month. in a around the clock manhunt has been underway ever since. >>> new york city police office ever is being treated for a serious head injury after a man with the hatchet attack him and three other officers. >> so take a look at this video of the gyrate here. look at the hatch net his hand as he goes to swing it this happened yesterday afternoon in queens. investigators are trying to figure out man's identity and motive but he purposely targeted the three officers. >>> she was in the due

a new monmouth university poll found that one in five sandy survivors report process has taken a toll on their mental health. >>> we're looking at 65 degrees. a nice warm start to the day. >> definitely a mild start but you will not see too much movement. we will drop three or 4 degrees at most here and then we will climb another four. so we're staying very, very much level and balanced here with the temperatures all day to day but that is all courtesy of a cold front crossing through, a very, weak cold front when it comes to precipitation. i think you can getaway without an umbrella if you are not craze bye carting one with you today. let's show you storm can 31st and foremost and yes, we have activity here across central pennsylvania. that is the beginnings of that cold front starting to head our way but it looks like it is moving slowly enough that we don't end up dealing with any wet weather until at least midday. here through western most suburbs, probably late afternoon towards evening, across the rest of the board here. so yeah, it is just depending where you are what you will

pail yen toll jigs frost ohio -- i had hoe university found the tusk every monmouth at the american fallseservoir. what's so incredible, so well preserved, despite being 70,000 years old. they also know that there are more bones there, that they've not yet discovered, so they plan to go back next year to dig up the rest. >> boy, that's amazing. >> 70,000 years old. >> that's a great find. >> how about it? all right, coming up on 5:53. let's get traffic and weather together. katie, good morning. >> it is quiet out there, good morning, everybody, had couple of clouds rolling on through here, but no huge deal. you know, a the love times we see warmfronts move through as we are today. and a lot of times they would bring us precipitation. not this time around. any precipitation well removed off to the north at this point, and we are looking at straight up just sunshine here with a couple of clouds along the way. now, it is off to bit of cool start. we take a look at just couple of choice locations in the live neighborhood network, warrington, up northeast philly airport, blue bell, new castle,

monmouth park was scheduled to start accepting bets on sunday but no longer. >> high school studentsade a local child's dream come true tonight. his name is kevin and his dream was to play football. it happened at lansdale's catholic homecoming against neumann-goretti tonight and fox 29's jennifer joyce was there for a very emotional evening. >> reporter: he may look young but this team leader is about to make a name for himself. >> he always wanted to play football. >> reporter: the passionate player has been ready for while. but his 11 year old body needed some time. >> too dangerous if he gets a head injury he would -- it wouldn't be good. >> reporter: kevin smith of lansdale has autism and suffers from a very rare and life threatening form of epilepsy. >> when he hits puberty he may make it through. >> make a wish sent the smith family of nine on unforgettable trip to disneyworld. >> he got to be a jeddi knight. >> jeddi, check. what's next. >> ever since he was old enough and could speak even a few words, he asked us can i play football, can i play football? friday night that wi

also the search is on for a hit and run driver who sideswiped a new jersey state police cruiser in monmouthounty. dash cam video shows the close call there for two troopers. they were conducting a vehicle stop on i-195 in upper freehold last saturday when a light colored jeep whizzed by and struck the driver side of the vehicle. the troopers were not injured. >> well, a big protest was just the beginning. the philadelphia federation of teachers is now heading to court hoping to get their contract reinstated. union members and their supporters blocked broad street yesterday angry over the school reform commission and its decision to force them to pay part of their healthcare premiums. the pft feels this issue should be heard by the court of common pleas, the pennsylvania labor relations board or a labor arbitrator and not in commonwealth court. >>> a bankruptcy court judge voided a big contract with workers and atlantic city's trump taj mahal and they say the move will allow the taj mahal to stay opened. billionaire carl icahn who holds the taj's nearly $300 million debt said that he would o

it was friday a federal judge ruled that sports betting could not begin at monmouth park yesterday, as scheduled. the nfl and other sports leagues say betting would go against a federal sports betting ban. the restraining order means sports betting can't happen in the garden state until that complaint gets a full hearing. so far, the hearing has not yet even been scheduled. >>> a new report shows the sams casino in bethlehem is leading the way for casinos in pennsylvania. the sands ranked first or second in revenue, employment and spending. meantime, the state's casinos pulled in more than $3 billion over the past fiscal year. $177 million of that came from table games at the sands. >>> four communities in chester county are considering joining forces to create a regional police department. according to the "daily local news," a study has just been finished to check out the possibility of regional policing for kennett square, kennett, new garden and london grove townships. a public input session in each community is expected in december. and if the proposal is well received, a regional

a new monmouth university survey shows that two years after the superstorm hit, a majority of new jersey residents that were hit by the hurricane are still unhappy with the recovery efforts. just one in three storm survivors feel that their needs are being addressed by the government. many residents say they've been forgotten and that new jersey leaders have failed to communicate with them about recovery assistance programs. the only group of residents showing overall satisfaction are, not surprisingly, those whose sandy-damaged properties have been rebuilt. the study was also conducted last year with similar results. >>> nbc 10 jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg covered the storm and its aftermath. he continues to cover it and he will have special reports today, marking the second anniversary, right here on nbc 10 starting this afternoon at 4:00 p.m. >>> 4:21 now. it is a move designed to not reopen old wounds for penn state. we'll tell you why the university board decided not to re-examine the report that led to sanctions and fines against the university in the wake of the jerr

o'clock tonight search is on for hit-and-run driver who sideswiped a nurse state police cruiser in monmouthounty. this is dam cash video that shows that close call for two troopers. they were conducting a vehicle stop on i-95 in upper freehold last saturday when a light colored jeep whizzed by and hit the drive's side of that vehicle. good news the troopers were not injured. >>> new at 11:00 a corrections officer is murdered inside her south philadelphia home stabbed in the back several times. as police pursue a suspect, todd quinones talked with her distraught family. >> my sister was loving, and she didn't deserve what she did to her. whoever did it, turn yours in. let my sister be rest in peace and let the family rest in peace. please! >> reporter: the sister and other family members of correctional officer frieda denny met outside her home friday night. it's here inside denny's southwest philadelphia home on the 2500 block of south 63rd street her brother found her body. 50 year old was stabbed multiple times in the back. >> i just want them to be caught whoever did it because he was --

. >> jim right there held up the sign and interrupted the governor's speech in bellmawr monmouth county. he is founder of the finish the job which is critical have the pace of rebuild ago assistance. governor christie eventually had enough. >> i have been american happy to have a debate anytime you like, because somebody like you doesn't know a dam thing what you are talking about except to stand up and show off when cameras are here. i have been here when the cameras aren't here, buddy. >> governor went on to a shore resident help is on the way in the form of $1 billion of federal housing assistance. he says those eligible for reconstruction grants should get award by next spring. >>> new this morning, rowdy fans set fires in the streets of the san francisco, to celebrate the the the giants thrilling world series victory. the celebrations turned ugly after giants held off kansas city in the seven game, san francisco police say two people were shot and office's rested a handful of people as well overnight. >>> series mvp madison bumgarner shut down royals out of the bull pen and got per

specifically toward new jersey shoreline ocean and monmouth county, lit upright now with some very heavy thunderstorms. there are flood advisories posted for central ocean county until 6:45 this morning. you can see when we zoom it out, you can really see how this is all just rotating through, our area have have low pressure in its stage of development, by the time it moves north east it is a serious new england concern where they could have a month's worth of rain out of this storm system in some spots. that is not the case for us though. we are dealt a glancing blow because storm is still in formation moving through our area off to the west, crystal clear as could be looking good right now across midsection of the u.s. and high pressure dominating scene there. it does move in for us. here's where we stand at best lower 60's. with this area have low pressure northerly components stuck in the clouds, dealing with some rage. tomorrow we will have showers that rotate through as storm continues to move to the north east but then we are done with this and we are dealt a glancing blow out of

on friday, a federal judge ruled that sports betting could not begin at monmouth park yesterday as scheduled leagues say the plan is against a federal sports betting ban. the restraining order means sports betting cannot happen in the garden state until the complaint gets a full hearing, and that hearing so far has not even been scheduled. >>> some interesting pieces of americana were on display this weekend right here in philadelphia. take a look at these, which may seem like ordinary quilts, but they actually contain hidden maps in there, codes there that were used to guide slaves along the underground railroad. the railroad was a network of secret routes and safe houses that helped fugitive slaves escape the south and get north into freedom. mt. airy united fellowship church was on the way. >> every color in the quilt, every symbol meant something. and the people trying to escape to freedom from maryland, from down south, and this was one of the stops. the church is located in the same route the slaves would take en route trying to get to can a canada. >> and a member of the church owns t

then he'll head to ocean and monmouth counties to visit businesses, residents and volunteers. and lieutenant governor kim guadagno will honor first responders today for their work during superstorm sandy. she will hold a thank you luncheon at the little egg harbor community center. later today, she will tour a home in brigantine, one of the 1,000 homes in the state approved for an elevation grant. >>> and today, the mayor of toms river, one of the hardest hit communities during sandy, will give an update on the progress that town has made. mayor thomas kelleher will hold a meeting outside town hall to talk about the rebuilding work that still needs to be done there. coming up in ten minutes, we'll hear from homeowners in cumberland county about why they believe the rebuilding process is taking so long. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> take an umbrella with you if you're heading out the door for later today. you won't need it this morning. we're actually seeing some clouds, and that's led us to a mild morning, 50s and 60s right now, mu

monmouth park will offer sports betting starting on sunday. the ncaa asked the judge to step in and stop it. >> lately it seems that whatever the stock market does one day, the nasdaq picked up 70 and the s&p rose 24. >>> the company at the center of a global airbag recall is in a legal investigation. yesterday auto makers and the u.s. government expanded the recall to include 8 million vehicles, regulators say that the recall is urgent and the airbags could be deadly but the number of affected vehicles keeps changing, they are urging drivers to check the website but the website is not working. >> this is the same agency that didn't get the gm ignition switch right and now they don't know what the story is on the tackota airbags to protect the public. >> they say they can explode. tests show it can send metal shards flying through the car and at least four people have died because of this problem. >>> time for "action news" traffic report, now that the rain has moved out hopefully that means that traffic as cleared out. matt pellman is here no

all three cases are in monmouth county. a 4-year-old died of the virus three weeks ago. learn more about ebola and enterovirus and how to protect yourself on our website at nbc10.com. >>> switching gears. the wet weather continued while we were sleeping overnight. a look at center city early this morning. there was widespread rain overnight. some of it was heavy, as you can see here. things are a lot drier out there now. a live look at center city. we have mild conditions, but changes are on the way for the weekend. nbc first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with the forecast. >> yeah. the last couple of days have been up close to 80 degrees. it's going to be quite a while before we see that again. we see clouds around, but there is nothing on radar. those clouds will be breaking up just a little bit as we head through the afternoon. that will allow the temperatures to go up to probably near 70. you can see the rain, it's way up into new england. we just have some leftover clouds and the high resolution picture shows there are a couple of patc

the poll was conducted by monmouth university. >>> good morning at 6:24. just got word of an accident out of montgomery county. this is happening at horsham at the intersection of county line road and heath valley road. watch for lane restriction there's. a pretty busy intersection at this time of the hour. keep in mind, we're still dealing with delays at the septa morning line. all because of track problems that amtrak is having this morning. just keep that in mind. >> a live look outside at cape may. it looks like we're starting to see a bit of that sunrise. it's cooler out there this morning, bill. >> yes, it is definitely cooler at cape may. cape may is the warm spot. inland, most of the spots have dropped in the 40s and 50s. the temperatures are still falling right now. we've got a good half hour plus to go. right now, 55 in philadelphia, horsham is at 46 degrees. 41 right now in quakertown. and 40s in interior new jersey, vineland is 47 degrees while cape may harbor is 63 degrees. >>> new from overnight, a deadly fire and apartment that housed people

the group represented catholic schools across burlington, monmouth and ocean counties.avid o'connell presided over the mass and talked to the students about how far education has come. >> 2,000 years later, celebrating our catholic schools, which are very well organized and teach us so much and prepare us so well for life. >> today, by the way is the feast of our lady of the rosary. after communion, all the communities were givenç their n rosary beads which were blessed by the bishop. >>> today nbc 10 with the new information on your craving for coffee. >> also, how your dna plays a part in that. >>> here's what the nbc 10 news team is working on for 5:00. >> right at 5:00, nbc 10 is on widener's campus following up on a threat made against students. coming up, we're checking in with police, talking with sources about the university's scare. >>> plus, is the manhunt for this alleged state trooper killer continues, the search is impacting people every day. >>> and big discounts on this winter's heating bills. why prices are dropping and which customers will see the bigg

without an injunction, monmouth park racetrack will take bets beginning this sunday for all of the day'satchups. joining us now to assess the legality of this, revenge form and nurses, it's -- >> revenge forum. >> all right. >> mercedes colin. and rebecca rose woodland. a federal law banned state-sponsored betting. rebecca how does this work if it's good the federal law how can the governor sign it into law? >> the governor signs it into law because he stands to bring more money into the state. he already has betting but that's not the sports betting laws. he's saying those laws are antiquated. we don't need them. >> he's like barack obama, he didn't like the law -- >> right. it's within itself with economics he says if there's money in it, i want it. >> states can govern themselves. federal government comes in and says, look, federal law, going to preserve state laws, that's not how it works, though. >> let me tell what you i think, he screwed up casinos in atlantic city fairly well. that didn't work so he's going to try sports betting? >> it's a practicality, though. if the law's antiq

and the harder whip around effect winds, devestated ocean, monmouth county towns, up there, two years later, still seems like just the start after too long wait to rebuild, recover, and not have to rewind these images on video, you know why, because there is still liveable today. all these people dealing with this, and a lot of people living in trailers, or living with mom, or living with their brothers, still wait to go live in the homes they used to call their house two years ago before this storm hit. chris, kerry? >> it will be interesting to see where we are two years from now after four years. steve, thanks. >>> it is just about 5:07 right now. been possible siting of accused cop killer eric frein. >> of course accused every killing one trooper, wounding another outside their northeastern pennsylvania barracksment manhunt for him has been going on now for two months, resident reported possible siting of frein, route 390, monroe county yesterday. police not releasing any other information about that reported siting. >>> parents, players, coaches, had the opportunity also night to

judge over the case and granted nfl and other leagues a temporary restraining order of racetrack monmouthark to take wages and cited with the league argument of harmed because more legal gambling is increased incentive to fix matches. new jersey wants to be the second state after nevada to take individual bets on sports games. and they created this law emergency roomier this month to repeal its statewide ban. as gaming revenue is falling particularly in atlantic city. they say that the new law only allows for $100 maximum bets in person on games not played in the state, and b, nevada and perhaps more importantly london where betting is legal and the nfl playing more games, proved this can be properly regulated so we're going to have to see how it unfolds. >> yeah. thank you very much, morgan brennan. >>> shaping up for a potentially see what happens. last trading hour. "closing bell" starts right now. >>> and welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffith. a quiet day for the major averages but you just can feel -- i mean, there's a lot

the monmouth university poll says they rank the garden state worse than in april.id their satisfaction with life in the state is the lowest it's been in the last four years. the percentage of people who felt very safe in their neighborhoods at night dropped eight points to 58%. >>> a new penndot program could ease traffic congestion throughout pennsylvania. it's called green light go. penndot says it will use money from gasoline taxes and drivers' fees. that money will be used to help financially strapped municipalities make improvements on their traffic signals. the cash has been set aside for state-owned roads that handle at least 10,000 vehicles a day. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, a milder day today, still plenty of sunshine, much drier conditions than we had last night overnight, cooler as we go through tonight. temperatures will once again drop down around 50 degrees for philadelphia, cooler north and west. i'll show you the numbers in just a minute. through the afternoon tomorrow, we'll be cooler than thi

jackie biddle schuler from monmouth county flew her mother, isabelle and the dog from puerto rico backjune. her mom initially agreed to give her the chihuahua named bobby and then broke her promise. the daughter says she has spent $700 on vet fees and the dog n continues to live with her. the mother changed her mind and wants to return to puerto rico. this case will be heard in ocean township. >>> if you've caught a ride on the cape may lewis ferry in the last year, you probably want to check your credit card statement. their payment data systems were breached. the system affecting debit and credit cards used between september 2013 and august 7th of this year for food, beverage and retail sales on the ferries and the terminals. cards used on the reservation system were not affected. the malware used in breach has been taken care of. >>> meet mika, the park's new giraffe calf. mika stood within an hour of her birth and measured 5'10". that's one tall baby. this is video of her first time outside of the giraffe barn with her mom. this was last tuesday. mika will make her first public app

jersey residents say they are very dissatisfied with the recovery two years later, most telling monmouth university pole they feel like they've been forgotten. the only once close to satisfied with the recovery are those like the people mostly here in longport, lucky enough, financially ahead in life finish renovating their homes. this pole of people either forced out of their houses cents, lost their houses completely, or out of $8,000 in damage, that was probably the rad i can justly low end of the damage levels. atlantic, cape may count its, of course, below where the hurricane hit directly, at beach haven, and didn't get hit as hard as those from long beach island up. many still rebuilding, still reliving the problems, and still waiting for their homes to get fixed. many still living in trail ores, or living with family members. and when you are dealing with insurance companies, government bureaucracy and dwindling life savings, two years may sound like a long time, but many now know it is still feeling like just the start of a recovery, still too long after wait to get their homes b

. >>> meanwhile, three new cases of enterovirus and all three in monmouth county. 17 cases state wide throughout new jersey. a 4-year-old boy from mercer county died from the virus nearly three weeks ago. >>> philadelphia will welcome the vice president to town, joe biden will be at 10 grand to talk about the infrastructure. nbc10's monique braxton has more details. >> reporter: hi, tracy. the vice president's office isn't releasing any details about any special announcements he'll make today other than saying he'll talk about the importance of improving the infrastructu infrastructure. we've learned that the vice president will be meeting governor casey and touring a dredging barge. $20 million in federal money is being spent this year to deepen the delaware river from 40 to 45 feet between the ben franklin and walt whitman bridges. it does appear the vice president and casey may receive an update on that profit. casey and senators harper and coons have long enforced the moneys to improve the delaware river ports. they say deepening the river will bring new trade, investments and tho

it's racetracks like monmouth making those investments right now.e casinos are less prone to adopt this because it's unlikely to be a major revenue driver for them. sports betting is 2% of gaming revenue in nevada according to fitch and 1% in delaware. so right now, the fear -- with the fear of legal blowback on a federal level the risks don't outweigh the benefits for the casino operators, but it is a different story for monmouth. the racetrack had expected 5,000 to 10,000 additional patrons this weekend. keep in mind racetracks had been hard hit in recent years as well. the state stresses this is a temporary restraining order and only allow plies to a handful of sports. theoretically wagers could be placed on soccer, golf, tennis, boxing and mma fights. no plans to do so yet. back to you. >> all right. darn. morgan brennan thanks for the story. was going to go out in new jersey and bet on the bengalss. just kidding. i don't know anything about football. >> to "squawk alley." it is time, kayla tausche. good morning. >> good morning. thank you, simo

the poll conducted by monmouth university. >>> it appears the first state ranks near the top when itmes to immature men. the real estate website estately released a study to find out where the highest population of immature men lives. the number one state was rhode island, delaware at number two. pennsylvania at number 16 and new jersey fell towards the bottom at number 43. how did they do this? here's a closer look at the criteria. the first unemployment, then the number of porn downloads per state was factored in. the site used facebook data to find out how many users in each state had an interest in beer pong, fantasy football and video games. all right. >>> to more serious news, the first u.s. ebola patient has died. >> that's our top story today on nbc 10 news at 4:00. thomas duncan died at a dallas hospital. the 42-year-old man was from liberia. he came to the u.s. in late september. family members who shared a texas apartment with duncan after his arrival remain today in quarantine. >>> new at 4:30, should air travel rules be changed in light of the ebola outbreak? nbc 10 pose