the mayor of my hometown for eight years and then i was the county executive of a very large county nassau county on long island one point three million people two point eight billion dollars budget. i did that for eight years. i had actually run for governor of new york state against eliot spitzer in a democratic credit primary that did not turn out very well for me than turned out very well for eliot spitzer either. but then i lost my race in two thousand and four county executive by three hundred eighty six votes out of two hundred fifty thousand votes and i went back into the private sector and i worked for lazard freres which is a large investment banking advisory firm. and i work for a niche a law firm as well. so i've been in the private sector for the past seven years and steve israel decided he was going to run for reelection as a matter of fact today is the one year anniversary of when he decided he was not running again. so happy anniversary. steve and i decided i would run out a five way primary when the primary and then i had a tough election campaign but i won on november eig

brought to you by that island, that territory, nassau, bahamas. it's always good to have sponsos that you really believe in. and i love the obama -- bahamas. okay? >> what about, bruce, nominatios to the united states supreme court. >> i think it's important that t be done sooner ra because many of the cases being heard on the docket could be tid 4-4. we saw that at the last months f the last term of the united states supreme court. and i would encourage the president, you know, too and the senate who should be top to top list. mike lee is the son of rex lee who was a former solicitor general under president reagan. he's outstanding, highly qualified. he's a senator from utah, and te other possibility is ted cruz wo argued numerous cases before the united states supreme court. they're both highly steep in constitutional law. being from the senate, the hearings could go rather quickl, but this is not a time to terry. important cases are up there and 4-4 ties don't really decide anything. it kicks the ball down the road. now, we do remember however

windsor, police say that a cadillac driver took off after he intensely hit a pedestrian this morning on nassau park boulevard. he is believed to be a wal-mart employee and is now being treated at the hospital. >>> a cold snap is taking over for the next couple of days outside as we look live from sky 6 hd a pretty picture of the center city skyline but we have seen a mix of clouds and sunshine on a brisk thursday afternoon. david murphy joins us from the big board with the latest. >> reporter: you may have seen in the picture how the cloud cover was sort of lining up in lines across the region and indication of breezes blowing in from the west northwest and cloud cover with breaks on satellite, pretty much what we just saw on our sky 6 hd picture and radar picking up lake-effect snow showers making it over from michigan and pushing through the region. there is not a lot of these and they are mainly up north but they are indeed snow showers outside of reading and as they move east they could put down a coating on grassy surfaces and you may see a slick spot developing. be careful if you find yo

scarlet: how do you make the distinction between what artists would play in nassau coliseum versus berkeley> i think we would love all artists to play both. that is probably where we can -- i am optimistic it will be part of the tour for both arenas going forward. scarlet: in your previous arena, so are in equities analyst you are well versed at sizing up different assets. i wonder, what is the common thread between picking and your current responsibility? >> when you look at financial statements a lot. i think the big difference is basketball, you're dealing with people. your players are your big it -- biggest assets. they are not a commodity, they are cute -- human beings. they have strengths and weaknesses and it is tough for general managers to optimize selection and make it work. scarlet: are they in undervalued stock in some ways? >> tell me what the value is and i will tell you. we will see. we are in the market for finding a strategic 49%. we will see where that comes up. i would imagine a lot of people come to you for aevice. ople in thivate equity -- what is the single piece of t

a nassau astronaut from philly the first african-american in space.you see news happening takeout your phone and shoot it and use the fresco app so you can send it to our newsroom. >> i don't know about you i want to meet emma. she's one much our first fresco users. >> she is. >> that is awesome. sean bell what you got? >> the sixers have big man problems. they just went from a team full of talent at the center position to a team that could possibly have no good big men come neck year. i'll tell why the sixers screwed themselves next in my sports commentary. >> first though this black history moment we are honoring inventor and app that mocks patricia bath the first african-american doctor to receive a medical patent. in 1986, she invent add laserphaco probe which revolution knifed the treatment of cataracts. ♪ >>> sean bell taking on the sixers big men and why he thinks the team is mishandled them. his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> the sixers totally screwed up their big man situation and they might have to pay for it big time in the future. the te

. >> reporter: on long island near new york city, nassau university medical center's pediatric emergencyoom is now open 24/7 to deal with an influx of flu. >> this season, we are seeing a lot of the h3 virus. so, this is the one where people get very sick, and it normally affects elderly people, children and pregnant women. >> reporter: dr. ben de la rosa of holy name medical center in new jersey says his emergency room has been busy. >> we're right around the time where you would see a peak. please sit forward for me? >> reporter: audrey bagnano began to have symptoms after a coworker was diagnosed with the flu. >> i felt like i was going to faint, and i couldn't stay awake. >> reporter: she tested negative for flu, but says, now she plans to get the vaccine. here in illinois, there's been an uptick in flu activity over the past week, with 43 people admitted to intensive care units. the c.d.c. says this year's flu vaccine is a good match against this year's flu virus, and 145 million doses have been shipped out. >> pelley: jon lapook. thanks, dr. "on the road" with steve hartman is next

final performance of the ringling brothers circus will happen may 21st at new york's nassau cole seal yum. >> thank you much, chris. feeling stressed out? because you're not alone. you probably noticed. there's a result of a new study what more than half of americans say is actually stressing them out white now. >> as we've done several stories on the homeless and helping to support them. today i'm taking eight step further. i'm actually out here selling papers trying to raise funds and wh by peggy lee playing ] [ goat bleat ] [ crow caws, music continues ] this is gonna be awesome! when it comes to buying a house... trulia knows the house is only half of it. and with 34 map overlays like playgrounds, demographics, schools, and more... you can find the right house and the right neighborhood for you. trulia. the house is only half of it. >>> breaking right now, this time it's a shooting in east mt. airy. initial reports that someone shot two people on the 300 block of up saul street. obviously there's a lot of police action right there right now. both of the wounded people are at einst

. >> ♪ >>> the nonstop performances which again continue right now are happening at the historic nassauch. rider university plans to sell westminster's princeton campus and move to rider's main campus in lawrenceville. the school is facing a $13 million deficit. members of the collegiate music education program say they are fighting back through song. >> this is us saying that we're not okay with the proposed sale of westminster choir college and this is us demonstrating to the community and true intrinsic value of this university and what we have to offer. >> the performers will continue making music until 11:00 a.m. >> it's 5:57. and talk about a high tech personal assistant. we'll tell you how a droid like invention can help you with your daily routine. >> we are not the only mammals trying to swipe right. introducing a new version of tinder that encourages breeding at the zoo. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. on this wednesday feb

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. >> reporter: on long island, near new york city, nassau university medical center's pediatric emergencydeal with an influx of the flu. >> this season we're seeing the h-3 virus. so this is the one where people get very sick and it normally affects elderly people, children, and pregnant women. >> reporter: dr. bep della rosa says his emergency room has been busy. >> we're right around the time we're seeing a peak. >> reporter: audrey began to have sim pops after a co-worker was diagnosed with the flu. >> i felt like i was going to faint. and i couldn't stay awake. >> reporter: she tested negative for the flu but now plans to get the vaccine. in illinois, there's been an uptick in flu activity, with 43 people admitted to intensive care units. the cdc says this year's flu vaccine is a good match against this year's flu virus, and the 145 million doses have been shipped out. (elated) woooooo!!! life looks great with tampax pearl. you get ultimate protection on your heaviest days and smooth removal for your lightest. tampax pearl power over periods. is your deodorant leaving white marks or y

this after the warning from the nassau security advisor.e obama administration failed to respond adequately to the actions. weapons transfers and other violations of international norms. as of today we are officially putting iran unnoticed. >> where is is headed. is not going to bow to any threats in the u.s. and it's good to continue its missile activity. they could reach israel. what you think. of course i can reach israel. they wanted them to wipe them off the face of the earth since the e of israel. they are exporting and terrorism around the region in the world. it has facilitated and increased their ability to do just that. i think obviously we can have some real problems with iran. there can continue to move forward with not only sanctions about potential military action. i would not doubt that that is can happen. everything is in fact on the table in the is a good thing versus what president obama did which give them billions of dollars and give him an ability to continue enhancing and enriching nuclear materials. he sang the trumpe

. >>> he's the child of one of nassau county's notorious drug records. these days he's carving a dramatically different path from his father. >> reporter: emotional reaction to the sentencing of a father who is charged with first degree child abuse leading to the death of his 7 week old son right here in this house in silver spring. ahead, what the child's mother says about the sentencing. >> reporter: i'm in an nondale. now virginia's governor is weighing in with questions of his home. >>> right now on news4, a 7 week old killed by his father. the emotional day in court today as his mother pleads for justice. >> he knows what he did, you know. he knows what he did. his posture, his demeanor, his action just radiates guilt. >>> first, protests over the recent immigration raids in virginia. now concern from virginia's conducted those raids. >>> our report last night about those immigration raids got the attention of virginia governor terry mcauliffe. particularly under scrutiny were those arrested after they left a church shelter. now the governor is taki

walking away from the nassau park wall mark when a light colored sedan him and left the scene. are you asked to call police if you know anything about what happened. >> philadelphia mayor jim kenney reflected on his first year in office while addressing members of the chamber of commerce and he praised his administration for making changes in the department of license and inspection with the goal of making it easier to do business in philadelphia. >> 100 students from school lane charter high school participated in an annual leadership summit. so leaders including mayor joseph digirolamo spoke with the students on leadership and gave the panel a chance to ask questions and this was the first time the school hosted this event. >>> an mcdonald's in camden county served up more than coffee and mcmuffins, they donated $500 to the gloucester police department as part of coffee with a cop program. they met with officers to talk about after school safety and neighborhood needs. >> today campbell soup stepped back in time and offered free samples of the beef steak tomato soup from a 20

the 35-year-old victim was leaving the nassau park wal-mart when he was hit.he victim believed to be an employee suffered non-life-threatening injuries, he was found later by police and charged with aggressive assault and at this time it's unclear why the victim was targeted. >> the naacp is calling for a new trial for the man convicted of a deadly building collapse in 2013. the collapse of an unsupported wall crushed sat army store and killed seven people. in 2015 campbell was found guilty of six counts of involuntary manslaughter. they found that the salvation army bearing 75% of the blame for the clap and campbell one percent of the blame and now the naacp is demanding a new trial for campbell. >> for all practice purposes griffin campbell was a fall guy and we don't like the way the da handled this case and see their way to handle this a more just and humane way and we are demanding a new trial. >> they hope that new evidence presented during the civil trial will be allowed if campbell is grant aid new trial. >>> now to the latest on president trump's firs

says divers found his body in about 200 feet of water stewart had been diving around the queen of nassauhe area filming a sequel to his documentary shark water. the critic klee a claimed 2006 film helped to lead to a ban on shark finning this was worldwi worldwide. no details have been released yet on how he died. >>> cops in texas had to put their cowboy skills to the test when a steer escaped a slaughter house. how long it took to wrangle that animal. >>> it could be the best of both worlds in one bite. pizza with adult beverage twist. just in time for the super bowl. how it's paying homage to the patriots and the falcons. monica? >> all right. we'll have to see. coming up we'll take look at the ultimate doppler radar. dry skies for at least the next few days and then we'll reintroduce rain chances. i'm time it out for you coming up. ♪ ♪ >>> a familiar until texas is dealing with a sticky situation tonight. literally. a bee infestation in their home left honey dripping down the walls. take a look. roofers found a bee swarm inside the top of their houston home. now crews plug holes arou

. >> reporter: but even after anna nicole is finally laid to rest in nassau, a most important es 5-month-oldinue to claim paternity. it would take a dna test to finally convince the world of what larry says he always knew. >> i told you so. >> reporter: howard k. stern reluctantly accepts defeat. >> i'm obviously very disappointed. >> reporter: stunningly, the two foes quickly bury the hatchet. so, you're on the same side now? >> same side, and same page. and really, to be honest, the minute after the paternity test was over, he's helping me change dannielynn's diaper. "this is how you feed her." it's been nonstop since then. >> reporter: today, the single dad is raising his daughter 2,000 miles from the hollywood glare her mother adored, but that hasn't stopped some of the questions that can come with fame. >> people think she's got millions and millions of dollars. and one of her friends came up to her andai and -- >> reporter: and what does she say to that? >> she came home and asked me where the money was. and i said, "i'm still looking for it." >> reporter: he insists dannielynn is no h

the video shows the 35-year-old victim outside of the wal-mart on the unit black of nassau park boulevard in mercer county. investigators say he was heading to his car yesterday morning when he was struck. the unidentified driver left the scene but was later found by police. investigators believe the victim was targeted. >> after we identified the individual behind the wheel through a lot of investigative leads, located where he was, and actually waited for them to come home to that address. >> mills ferguson is charged with aggression assault a the victim was taken to robert wood john ton know hamilton for nonlife-threatening injuries. >> a report shows evidence of cadet cheating and instructor misconduct at the pennsylvania state police academy. cadets in the academy are subject to several written tests over six months of training. the 47 page report from the inspector general suggests that instructors or current troopers often allegedly gave cadets test notes, test answers and answer codes. the report also found most of that test content did not change for several years. state police o

the final performance of the ringling brothers, barn barnum and bailey sirius will happen may 21 is nassauum in new york. >> thank you very much, chris oh com. you have less than two hours left to help give a bucks county borough the opportunity of a generation. bristol is one of five finalists in a competition revitalized that borrow the winner of deluxe corporation's small business revolution gets you saw the number there, $500,000 to transform itself. bristol has been floating between the top and runner up spot so voting is extended and you can now vote until midnight to help the home team. anyone can vote. head to fox29.com to vote and click on the as seen on tv tab. >>> a major victory today in the battle against the heroin epidemic. pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro says police arrested and charged six people across the state. including one man in philadelphia within the past week prosecutors say 36-year-old erickson cologne sold heroin to undercover agents when they searched his home in juniata investigators found a large stash of heroin. days later, police arrested fire ot

police say the crime happened inside of her home located on nassau road. neighbors say the news of o'rourke's death was terrifying heartbreaking and difficult to deal with. many are hoping that the arrest of gennett will provide some closure for her family and reveal some answers as to why she was murdered. >> it was really hard for me and my kids and my husband to sit and think this is right across the street and you never know. it could be anybody. >> reporter: and back out live tonight still not clear what led police to this suspect. the arrest affidavit has been sealed by the court. we can tell you he did not live in this neighborhood. he lived about 10 miles away in that tabernacle where he was arrested. live in lumberton, new jersey, gray hall, channel6 "action news." rick. >> all right, gray, thank you. >>> secretary of education betsy devos was met with protesters outside of her very first official school visit today. >> shame, shame, shame, shame. >> reporter:. >> several dozen demonstrators gathered outside of the jefferson middle school a.m. pre

commentator and democratic strategist who supported hillary clinton and jay jacobs, chairman of the nassau county new york democratic party. welcome, everyone. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> jay, let me start with you, beyond the chairman race and we'll talk about that in a moment what, do the democrats have to establish today, articulate today in. >> we've got to bring the party together. i think the main thing that the new chair has to do is keep everybody excited, appreciate the fact that we've got to get a good message out that's going to appeal across the board to democrats, republicans, too, and independents across this country. >> beyond being excited because the different factions and, you know, you may push back about moy using that term but the different factions of the party are excited about going in different directions. >> i would say rather than use the word faction it's vision for the party. the bernie sanders movement was about throwing about the neo-liberal politics of the clinton administrations and past democrats and in some way what would happen if we look at wha

the final ringling brothers performance will be in may at new york's nassau coliseum. >> back to yourr authority now. as we take a live look at the pocono mountains that will be the only place you'll see snow this weekend. people enjoying a day off skiing. we're in store for major warmup, though. meteorologist scott williams will have all the details for you live from center city in just veep seconds. >>> good friday evening. back here live in center city in the pennsylvania academy of the fine arts. it's one of the most anticipated evenings of the year. it's open studio night. i'm in the studio of gregory ryan. we'll talk to him emerging artist a graduate student here about some of his artwork and also what's ahead for tonight which is free and open to the public. but right now we want to talk about this fantastic weekend that will be unfolding across the delaware valley. temperatures today made it into the mid 40s. that's about average for this time of year. dry, quiet as we look at ultimate doppler so no rain expected for the up coming weekend. temperatures area wide right now it i

fox news legal analyst and carry, immigration and criminal defense attorney also a member of the nassaunty legislature on long island here in new york, welcome to both of you. you say that the tribes in your view do not have standing, and furthermore, you say the judge is already indicating that. >> exactly right. usually, they try to get a pulmonary injunction, basically stop the construction because our rights are being violated, the judge did not agree, it was a perimeter hearing, they had a pulmonary hearing, the judge said it was unlikely they are going to succeed so they denied it. that is a barometer as to whether or not they are going to ultimately succeed if that first hearing took place. >> jon: he is shaking his head, he does not seem to agree. >> sioux nation and standing rock tribe are not getting a fair shake in these courts. even while the injunction was being applied for, work continued, construction peered usually and injunction stops any construction, but they have not got a fair shake. they did not under president obama who was pro-pipeline who, of course, stopped it

the mayor of my hometown for eight years and then i was the county executive of a very large county nassau county on long island one point three million people two point eight billion dollars budget. i did that for eight years.

campus and move the program to rider's main campus in new jersey, today is marathon continues at nassau presbyterian church until 11:00 a.m. so you can see sitting there, and they've been there since yesterday. twenty-four hours so we'll keep you updated to figure out what they need. >> well, one university, university city, a fan favorite. once a year they allow you to order huge sushi trace for take out. >> this could be grace to show up at the superbowl party with, jen? >> reporter: this is what i am talking about. this is the fourth year they've done it, say good morning, hi, guys. so first of all we have to talk about how you got here. right? >> i got it here. >> you saw this shirt. and you said? >> i was in japan, you know, i was looking for, you know, ways to go to the u.s. temple is in philly. that's how i end up in philly. >> i love it. >> years ago. >> why do you do this sushi platter just for the superbowl ? >> people go out for pizza, wings, things like that, i like to give them a change. how about sushi? >> i love it. >> now, you own this place, and this guy invented all of

>> brooklyn, hopped over jamaica and moved to queens, nassau border. >> you're such a social climber. nose. >> this is too much information. so this is where you want them to say, no, no, no. you can't do this anymore. you're actually president. you have power. you have actual power. you don't have to behave in this way. every word you say can move markets, can cause wars, can undermine the constitution. it's just a lesson that has to be learned. >> i'm not sure is learnable. >> you don't think there's a learning curve? >> no. a whole new style. >> after putin -- flake, sasse, mccain, collins, along with every democrat, that's a majority in the senate. >> depending on the issue. >> i'm just saying if the norms are violated to a certain degree, i can already find five republicans. >> i would just like to see some very smart republicans i know people like tom cotton pretty well. tom is very smart. >> what would you like tom cotton to say? >> i would like him to not make as many excuses for aber ant behavior. is that a good word? >> very, very critical. >> a choice there. >> i interviewe