last back we brought you the report of n.j. transit conductor falling looing the rails that gave way. the next thing we found at that same station. and as nj ran sit puts what it meaned to the conductor was rare occurrence. aam ashley johnson reporting for "chasing news." bill: thank you, ashley. all right. letsth let's bring in the a plus panel to freak down. god you have. that for stigging with us. janette hoffman. well, sweater with you. n.j. ran sit you cannot say it the wrong way. the fire chief in glen rock said got word initially that h.j. transit didn't know who the end train and they dispute that and they are saying thats withs a miscommunications. this is terrible. this epitomizes the confidence of the transit and they are a dumpster fire no pun intended here. well, i mean, this is why we need leadership from the top to the bottom. we talked about this and a number of times on this show and think the next governor whoever he or she may be needs to install a new leadership team. >> well, n.j. transit is is so did youp

. >>> n.j. transit has suspended some trains because of flooding already. >> katy zachry is live in camden. this will impact people's morning commutes. what's it like now? sigh you have the umbrella up. -- i see you have the umbrella up. resi resign. >> reporter: the rain and winds have picked up. not a good day to be waiting in the elements. not a good morning to be driving or commuting. here on local roads, you see how many puddles have accumulated, wet spots out here. when leaves mix with the wet water on the road, it makes for incredibly slippery conditions to drive over. almost as slippery as driving over ice. on the highway, be careful of hydroplaning. traffic will be going slower than normal. speaking of slower than normal traffic, we are waiting for an update on the new jersey transit river line. we are at the waterfront entertainment center. a few hours ago, new jersey transit had to suspend their river line between here, the waterfront entertainment center, and walter it rand transport

n.j. transit suspended trains last night because of flooding. >> katy zachry is checking on the impact to your commute overall. what's it like there now? >> reporter: i can tell you that conditions now along new jersey transit's river line are not much different than they were last night. that's when new jersey transit suspended part of the river line between the waterfront entertainment center where we are and the walter rand transportation center. they suspended service between the stops because of flooding. we are working to find out from new jersey transit if that stretch will resume activity. the first train is scheduled for around this time. we'll let you know if the trains are running. look at video from last night. the conditions that caused commuting headaches are similar to what's happening this morning as you wake up. flooding kept trains from running. across the river from where we are in camden, in philadelphia, septa has advised passengers to be patient as trains may be laid

. >> n.j. transit has been gutted. fares up 36%. and capital pud budget has been sucked into the operating side. people are in there and don't know who are talking about. the latest fox news poll shows he leads by 14 points over guadagno. area i spoke to notal of the university who told me why, that can impact the race. >> the way is people talk about them the next day. so i think that even if they did not, people might say, oh, i should give kim guadagno another look. oh, you know what? >> well, now, the doe about it on thursday will be a taker. many will also be talking about former president barack obama's visit to newark where he will join bill murphy. he joined a long list of democrats who came out to support murphy. joe biden, al gore, already made the i prance. he am diana black reporting for "chasing news." bill: thank you, diana. all right. let me bring in the special debate night panel. matt rooney, attorney and republican is here with us. welcome, matt. bill caruso. appreciate you sticking around and having you here. i th

suffering from droughts you can this government is often accused of being all for a tarion but from german n.j. about whom to his credit for leadership with a commitment to fighting hunger. i think the government is doing a big effort and they have a national plan where they also put the issue of food security high on their agenda but due to a lot of things like for instance a large influx of refugees their resources are very strained and therefore they're very much dependent on external support. to cope with the situation uganda is home to over one point three million refugees mainly from south sudan and it has been lauded for its liberal policy each refugee family gets a piece of land from which to feed itself. now you have now is not unlike us where we planted eggplant on another plot and the quality was good now we're trying out onions and hope they will be good to. the refugees also get food rations of maize and beans from international organizations the vegetables from the farm and the russians are just enough for breakfast and one hot meal naturally the newcomers put a strain on already

n.j. capital frequent commentator on business and the markets and joins me here in studio in new york for discuss the tax plan the dollars five percent since trump took office he takes credit as he deserves credit well he's really get the blame if it wasn't i think you deserve some of the credit i think the general economic background was improving as he came into office unemployment rate was falling earnings have been going up and non-u.s. economies were also starting to grow so there's an element of a positive framework which you can't ignore but was the curve happening well i think some of it was starting and i think you do have to give him the benefit of the doubt on things like reducing some of the regulatory issues.

after n.j.'line boyfriend sent her a box filled with cell phones and told her to ship it to africa. that's when she called police. >> that one phone call took down this massive fraud network. >> reporter: department of justice attorney conor mulroe and mississippi district annette williams. >> we're a small branch office in mississippi. everybody's like what the heck are you doing in mississippi with this stuff? >> reporter: what the team discovered loads of other victims across tyf and girlfrie. >> >> reporter: a virtual network of american e-mules as they describe them. trapped by this romance scam and other methods. and she says those mules were then 145ird by the entire nigerian organization. >> do you have somebody thi mo this package for me? and they'd say sure. >> reporter: investigators say the victims unwittingly helped carry out a bunch of moneymaking schemes like cashing fake checks and shipping goods bought with stolen credit cards. and ultimately wiring the laundered money back to af

n.j. capital frequent commentator on business and the markets he joins me here in studio in new york before discuss the tax plan the dow is up about forty five percent since trump took office he takes credit as he does a good well he certainly get the blame if it wasn't i think you deserve some of the credit i think the general economic background was improving as he came into office and unemployment rate was falling earnings have been going up and non-u.s. economies were also starting to grow so there's an element of a positive framework which you can't ignore but was the curve happening well i think some of it was starting and i think you do have to give him the benefit of the doubt on things like reducing some of the regulatory issues. and you know trying to move toward some of these other proposals he certainly has motivated business people to be more good to be more optimistic the further we go on without getting anything done i think will bring this more more into question. the secre

about returning summer n.j. refugees but gave no further details on the repatriation process. made the comments during a rare televised address on the crisis the trumpet ministration scrapping subsidies to health insurance companies the latest aggressive move against the health care law known as a bomb a cat it's likely to force insurers to withdraw from the market and see prices skyrocket. a canadian american couple held captive for five years by a group linked to the taliban have been freed they were rescued with their three children by the pakistani army near the border with afghanistan. the u.s. and israel are pulling out of unesco united nations cultural agency accuse the organization of having an anti israel bias financial reform. and the california wildfires are now the deadliest in the state's history with at least thirty one people now confirmed dead thousands of firefighters are working around the clock but many of the largest fires are burning with little containment the flames of ravage northern california's wine country since sunday destroying at least thirty five

n.j. capital frequent commentator on business on the markets and joins me here in studio in new york for discuss the tax plan the dollars forty five percent since trump took office he takes credit as he deserved it well he's really get the blame if it wasn't i think you deserve some of the credit i think the general economic background was improving as he came into office unemployment rate was falling earnings have been going up and non-u.s. economies were also starting to grow so there's an element of a positive framework which you can't ignore but was the curve happening well i think some of it was starting and i think you do have to give him. the benefit of the doubt on things like reducing some of the regulatory issues. and you know trying to move toward some of these other proposals he certainly has motivated business people to be more good to be more optimistic the further we go on without getting anything done i think will bring this more more into question. terry stephen munchen sa

. >> whether it's the last question jim or tony on n.j.ransit, a really good question on sandy and the environment, chris christie's record is your record, lieutenant governor. you've been decide him with every step of the way. on this particular issue on the environment, this is an administration that pulled us out of reggie and could have pressed the button and made us the leader in offshore wind across the world and chose not to. we have a solar industry that used to be a national leader which slipped. we have huge environmental justice issues in newark as an example with little kids with the four times the rate of asthma because this administration turned their back on them. we need an administration or leadership who understands to do good and do well and not just embrace the environment but not only have a stronger state from a environmental standpoint but a stronger economy and the fraud and letting down of folks that sat with them in ocean county after sandy is unimaginable. >> our next question is from the new jersey advanced medi

n.j. capital frequent commentator on business and the markets and joins me here in studio in new york for discuss the tax plan the dow is up about forty five percent since trump took office he takes credit as he does a good well he's really get the blame if it wasn't i think you deserve some of the credit i think the general economic background was improving as he came into office and unemployment rate was falling earnings have been going up and non-u.s. economies were also starting to grow so there's an element of a positive framework which you can't ignore but was the curve happening well i think some of it was starting and i think you do have to give him. so the benefit of the doubt on things like reducing some of the regulatory issues. and you know trying to move toward some of these other proposals he certainly has motivated business people to be more to be more optimistic the further we go on without getting anything done i think will bring this more more into question. the secretary