eyewitness news reporter kala rama is live at jersey shore medical center in neptune. kala? >> reporter: good morning. three people were taken to the hospital. i can tell you this morning that the mom is now in stable condition. her two children in serious condition this morning. let me show you the scene in lakewood. in the middle of route 9 you can see the stroller that the woman was pushing with two children inside laying on its side. route 9 was closed for four hours last night. it is now back open. police tell us the mom was pushing her two children in that stroller and the three were walking across route 9 when a black town car crashed into them seriously injuring her children. the driver of the lincoln town car was taken to a nearby hospital to be checked out but was not seriously hurt. police tell me that he was interviewed but so far no charges have been filed. it's unclear if the three were in the crosswalk at the time. live in neptune on the jersey shore, kala rama, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> breaking news out of texas. 6 people arrested after th

narrator: neptune-- eighth planet from the sun.ystery now, we hope to have close-up photos from voyager 2 in 1989. we do have them! they're my home screen! miss hoover, once again, the lesson plan i prepared would have covered this topic much better. but i can see... (rumbling) (whimpers) miss hoover? it's tuesday, lisa. taco tuesday. (rumbling continues) (shudders)

jeremy corbyn, as far as they are concerned may as well have come from neptune. when they happy insults on him. >> british news consumers are left to wonder how much of the story, and the way he's been discovered so far comes down to a lack of conventional media polish in a country that produced sound byte machines like david cameron and tony blair. how much is ideology, 40% of the market is controlled by rupert murdoch's news corporation. 70% of newspapers sold are considered right wing and the stands. >> there's a lot of young people saying the news media is obsessed with reporting in an old way, very male, confrontationalist. jeremy corbyn does not want to do business that way. >> he's disarming in the way in which he responds to questions he's not accepted. >> will you do it. that is what is involved. >> thank you. i think that we as journalists need to accept that some of the things that we assumed are the rules. game do not apply in the same way to jeremy corbyn. some of the issues about polish, sound bite preparedness, if you like, need to be thrown out. >

narrator: neptune-- eighth planet from the sun.w, we hope to have close-up photos from voyager 2 in 1989. we do have them! they're my home screen! miss hoover, once again, the lesson plan i prepared

james hornfisher in "neptune's inferno" talked about the exchange with an role -- when he trained atharvard. [indiscernible] were there any exchange programs where they came to the united states? norman: there was not an exchange program. it was naval attache. that is how we got to go around. yamamoto -- no, you do not -- want your students to watch you playing these kinds of games. it was not their business. >> because i was wondering, in "neptune's inferno," he talked about the japanese superiority in night fighting, like you were saying, but there were -- were there exchange programs or any other, what attaches studies any intelligence or anything? norman: no. no one was ever allowed in. as far as going to japan went, their security was terrific. they were very good at making sure foreigners stayed out of business. if you think about russians -- and the russians worked really hard at it. you only see exchange programs later when the war college is no longer such a sensitive thing. look, if the war college is just a college and it's a nice way of getting acquainted with foreigners,

and prince fielder hits this ball to neptune or maybe pluto. we were talking about mrut 0earlier in the evening. rangers sweep and a's and giants tomorrow night at the coliseum. thursday tonight football. this game borderline unwatchable. the 2 fog giants after safety. cousins picked off by prince the giants score to take 9 zip lead after 5 more field goal. 18-6 after another cousin pick. manning finds 0del beckham junior the touch down. giants get the first we know of the year 3 32-21. the warriors open training camp next week to reportedly cholesterol to signing guard ben gordon who might provide more fire power if he make the team. former warrior guard go to the rack with authority no more. richardson play the first 6 years of 13 year nba career with the warriors 200 had 1 to 06-07. get up. always fun to watch. highlights galore. with j rich dunking machine. 7 sports brought to you by xfinity 1 final note there was a baby born at the giants padres game at petco park in the 3rd inning. his name is levi. the parents didn't stick around for the

and we have a small cluster over southern monmouth county, neptune and toms river moving towards the shore. those appear to be weakening, as well. but we have this cold front back to the west, and that is not weakening. that is going to bring a lot of heavy rain to the tristate area tomorrow, as it moves through. actually starting tonight, we might even see some heavy downpours around 9:00 over parts of new jersey, the hudson valley, connecticut, maybe even the city overnight. then we get a break, mainly clouds, no heatwave tomorrow. that's done. and then storms start to pop up again at the jersey shore around 11:00 in the morning and then lifting north with that front over the area, around 3:00. so the city back through parts of new jersey, and then parts of long island between 3:00 and say 11:00 tomorrow night will get some very heavy rain, and then things clear out for friday. we're talking anywhere from at least 1 to 2 inches of rain. possibly up to 3 inches of rain in some spots by tomorrow afternoon with flooding possible along streets and highways and low spots. will it end ou

frank key, i like this, 85 in neptune city really good advice. hydration the key to getting through the week and remember, if you're thirsty, it's too late. you got to force the water. this is an interesting cooler observation from mark. they're working on the basement because it's cooler today. but this is actually, wait a minute, that's a sun dial. so it's time for the noon news. so they just sent that in a minute ago. it's cool. yeah, you can use the power of the sun to tell time. but want to limit your time outside. air quality alert again in effect until 11:00 p.m. it's hazy and hot and a pair of 8s in new york. wind north at 5 miles per hour. somewhat misleading because it's still a muggy air mass. 85 in the hamptons. and 82 in babylon. and these numbers compared to yesterday, about as warm if not a degree or two warmer. hit 91 yesterday. so we will be 91 or 92 today. and compounding the heat and high humidity values. dew point, as soon as it hits 60, it's humid. and dew points a good part of long island at 70 or 71 all morning long. and no

and prince fielder hits this ball to neptune or maybe pluto. in the evening. rangers sweep and a's and giants tomorrow night at the coliseum. thursday tonight football. this game borderline unwatchable. the 2 fog giants after safety. cousins picked off by prince the giants score to take a 9 zip lead after 5 more field goal. 18-6 after another cousin pick. manning finds 0del beckham junior the touch down. giants get the first we know of the year 3 32-21. the warriors open training camp next week to reportedly cholesterol to signing guard ben gordon who might provide more fire power if he make the team. former warrior guard go to the rack with authority no more. richardson play the first 6 years of 13 year nba career with the warriors 200 had 1 to 06-07. get up. always fun to watch. highlights galore. with j rich dunking machine. 7 sports brought to you by xfinity 1 final note there was a baby born at the giants padres game at petco park in the 3rd inning. his name is levi. the parents didn't stick around for the end of the game. she missed the e

let's get reaction from neptune investment management. hello, james.ough time for russia with the economy irrevocably linked to the price of oil. it has stabilized in recent days, but it is such a volatile c commodity. : in trying to push up the oil price, venezuela and russia are fighting and norma economic forces. they will find it difficult on the supply side. you have shifting paradoxes in in the fiscalning power of both, but also rising -- you have china slowing could you cannot fight those things. mark: is oil on a downward trend despite the recent bounce, the three-date increase, which was the biggest three-day rise in 25 years. are we back below $50 or back below $40? james: i think that extorted very bounce has a lot to do with positioning. we will be probably below $50. mark: it benefits oil importing companies, doesn't it? james: this is a huge positive, the most positive thing to happen amid all of the negativity and albums, this is the most positive thing to happen in many years. the benefit across the whole world can be seen. to use oil a

we realized the orbpet of neptune was 7 miles wide total. we got flack for not using pluto, there wasn't space for it. >> we all love pluto. don't wereee about it -- worry about it. what are you trying to capture here. what do you want students and people to understand about the solar system? >> reporter: i think just generally what it looks like. confronting the reality of where we are in space, i think it comes with profound insights into how we live down here. i think the general idea and what was reflected in the words of the astronauts, we really are on nothing more than a tiny lilt marble. if we reconsider our civilization, it makes you think. >> what are your thoughts about it? >> that is the same thing. when he explained the idea behind it, that we are not trying to show people what the planets look like, we are trying to show people where we sit in this giant universe. when you understand that it changes the way you see everything. that is why i was motivated to help out. >> definitely a giant universe. great clip. i loved watching

this is after a company called neptune group that operates in macau and other places, it said late fridayt might not continue its presence in the macau vip gaming industry if the industry does not correct itself. yesterday ofll wynn as a result and are rebounding after falling. it has been a volatile session and we are only 40 minutes into it. mark: how about biotech coming into today? julie: it looks like it might break the losing streak. i say might because like wynn, the nasdaq started lower and turned higher. there does not seem to be a catalyst, just as there was not a clear catalyst for the selloff aside the heller -- hillary clinton plan to cap drug prescription pricing. this has sold off for the last seven sessions. biotechat the nasdaq index trying to break that losing streak, it is still down 25% from its high on july 20. if it is down, if it ends up falling by the end of the day, the eight-day losing streak will be the worst since 2008 for the biotech group. julie hyman joining us from the newsroom. thank you. goldman sachs may have washington to thank it for not looking like t

the hot spot, 69, down to neptune city. this is compliments of dr. frankie fahrenheit. what a warm day it has been. 6 days 90 degrees or above, and we are at the hottest september in history. 1963 is number one at 73.5, but we are at 75.9. the last few weeks the temperatures take a tumble, but very good chance we end in the top 5. the maybe a cloud lingering here and there the rain chance is really late sunday into monday, it could curve its way into the area, and it's a 30% chance. higher probability it doesn't come here. for your day tomorrow. friday, mostly sunny. 76degrees and the pope will be in central park, and the skiesover head will be beautiful. across the board, saturday, 75. additional clouds, and more clouds on sunday, and again, there's a 30% chance of a shower, and it's more of -- i think mostly south of us. i have to put it in. monday, 77, and a rain chance continuing into monday as well. late sunday into monday if we get the rain and need the rain. >> showing the pope our good side. >> he has connections. >> he knows some people. >> he does. >> thank yo

dissertation on the of neptune em -- of neptunium compounds, that's 93 . he was very interested in my work, because i was able to show in very great detail they packed a hypothesis. it was the correct picture for the electronic structure. that was a very fruitful period. i had worked at argon in chemical problems associated with the building of a nuclear submarine. became the national center for the develop meant of nuclear reactors, power reactors. argon was established as the center for the development of power reactors. was arst power reactor nuclear submarine reactor. there was a very important chemical problems that had to be .olved that was one of the first things. interviewer: what was that problem? him -- thes akoni the zirconiumim -- contained halfmium. zirconium to be hafniuma cladding, the had to be removed. to remove hafnium from those in akoni him -- from the zirc onium, and the zirconium being corrosion, all containonium did not any hafnium. to chemical process is remove the hafnium. it's not an easy thing. interviewer: they say one of the pr

nigh are being treated in neptune. the driver remained on the scene no word if charges will be filed. >>> new car seat regulations taking effect in new jersey. children under age 2 must now be secured in a rear-facing child seat equipped with a 5- point harness, and 2-4 must be in a seat with a 5-point harness. >>> rumors are flying that president obama will teach at columbia university when he leaves the white house. the president of columbia said the university would be welcoming back to the most famous alumnist when he moves back in 2 years. the white house said the president has no plans yet after his presidency. >>> the driver who got out his car here and quickly fred from the scene. >>> being arrested is no laughing matter, but tell that to one woman in new jersey. >>> and the late show is getting a little jolt. alaska. finally. the search for brown bears begins. denali highway. low on gas. pit stop. fill up. double points. yep, that's cold. tired. day 2. coffee. eggs. double points. beautiful. majestic... nothin

this is near howell and heading to neptune. a lot of lightning near jackson. another downpour weakening but near toms river. this is the main course. look at the showers and thunderstorms that arrive during the day tomorrow. 78. that will break the streak of 62 days at or above 80 degrees. we will get back to 80 friday. partly cloudy, some spots nothing is going on, warm and sticky. other spots a drone muching downpour. showers and thunderstorms fill up the radar and the evening commute is probably the biggest concern. pockets of heavy rain during the commute. 3 to 4 inches of rain. is that out of the question? will the rain saturday night go into sunday morning but linger through a good chunk of the day? we will address that coming up. >> thank you, lee. >>> coming up, a baby fighting for her life. she was fed vodka by mistake. how did it happen. >> 9 popular dating app tinder is making changes. introducing starbucks small-batch cold brew coffee. in stores now. it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the ch

in neptune city new jersey and pope francis's shining light makes for a beautiful day. it certainly does. things are looking awesome. live outside, show you how it looks across the city. and we have beautiful skies, and a little bit of filtered sunshine, yes, but nonetheless, 64 degrees. feeling nice. a little breezy. east northeast winds at 16 miles per hour. and it has been so great lately, that we really are becoming desperate for some rain. we have had now 13 consecutive days with no rain in central park. and there is a slight chance tomorrow. better bet monday and tuesday. that we will have some more significant rainfall. but we still need more. so let's keep our fingers crossed. ha it stays away -- that it stays away tomorrow. but our chances improve monday into tuesday. here is the deal. high pressure, strong area of high pressure, is keeping this area of low pressure, to our south. and we are caught in the middle. so we have clouds, yes, but no rain for today. and tomorrow, high pressure moves off the coast and we do have a better chance for a little shower acti

if you go to the national defense industry companies in the plans for operation neptune are about --verything down to what kind of inoculation should be given to the local population. and yes some idea of what has to be thought -- and you have some idea of what needs to be thought through and you actually engage in battle, much changes. and it changes very quickly. at least you know what the general plan is. , this capacityy of every fighting men to understand what we're trying to accomplish is a reason we want -- reason we won the war. that kind of planning has been indispensable but you have to be flexible to get beyond that. steve: please the first president to live on three continents. how did that shape his worldview? mary: it certainly shaved mine. when i was studying languages and the only language offered was french. he said that cannot happen. we have an entire cotton below us and you have to learn spanish. continent below us and you have to learn spanish. and that happened. i later got married and moved to south america. he was really very global thinking. he did live in th

point hillary is busy bashing biden on the campaign trail, they like competition but hillary doesn't neptuneon because while she's great on paper, she has not proven herself to be a great candidate on the campaign trail and heaves this over and over. >> i apologize for some of the audio problems we seem to have. and the senate has passed the bill to avert the government shut down, it's going to go to the house and a lot of people saying it's perfunctory. i don't know. more after this we're cracking down on medicare fraud. the health care law gives us powerful tools to fight it. to investigate it. prosecute it. and stop criminals. our senior medicare patrol volunteers are teaching seniors across the country to stop, spot and report fraud. you can help. guard your medicare card. don't give out your card number over the phone. call to report any suspected fraud. we're cracking down on medicare fraud. let's make medicare stronger for all of us. >> all right. up on the day right now the dow getting a little bit more scrutiny than it does, this is the last day of a horrible month and horrible quar

neptune. throw that in, and you will be a genius in the office. throw in something about the string theory, and they will all leave you alone. >> or maybe not. maybe they are into this stuff. you have to have a theory of everything. 45 in wayne, and parts of morris county seeing fog. here's why, the big ridge of high pressure, and the clear conditions, and then you can get fog in front of you. it's not widespread. no advisories or anything to tell you about. relatively quiet conditions today, and future cast is backing me up. thursday, an interesting note, as the pope arrives, we could see a few more clouds and moisture aloft. that will make for pretty skyscapes. relatively static. it won't change that much, and we won't see numbers above normal we are going for 80 today and overnight in the we will plan on close to a repeat, and if not, another day right at 80 tomorrow, and then the numbers will retreat a bit working our way into the weekend. this weekend, late saturday into sunday, there's a system out to sea. we could see a few more clouds fill

on to route 33 in neptune closed both ways between route 18 and green borrow because of an accident. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. lori, back to you. >> heather, thanks so much. >> your accuweather forecast with bill evans. >> sunshine, haze, humidity. now the temperature at 9:00, 80 degrees. that will be the 9:00 temperature. we will see that into the low 90s today. with the humidity it will feel like the mid- to upper-90s. 80 newark. 78 bridgeport and islip, coastal connecticut to long island. between 2:00 and 5:00 we hit 91. the last 90-degree day for a while. the end of the third heat wave of the summer. then thunderstorms tomorrow. some could be heavy in the afternoon. less humid friday and saturday. a shower will be possible on sunday. be careful of the heat and humidity and have a great day. >> all right, thank you, bill. that will do it for us. [001:58:37;00]

but first on this date in 1846 the planet neptune was discovered in 1962 unrelated the jetsons firstamerica i believe you can make up the title of the song. ♪ >>> all right. let's tell you this story. it was in 2009, the federal government took a look at a guy who was being held by this government down in gitmo. abdul abi regarded as osama bin laden's bodyguard. they said this guy is too dangerous to ever release. fast forward to june of this year, another panel took a look at the same guy, looked at the earlier warnings, too dangerous to release, and said, he is no longer a threat to the united states, let's send him back to saudi arabia. and saudi arabia is going to say, okay, welcome home. go ahead, go anywhere you want. >> i mean first -- >> we're just going to watch you. >> first five terrorists in exchange for bergdahl. now this? look at his profile. he was a bodyguard for osama bin laden. training to be the 20th 9/11 hijacker there. received chance trained at several al qaeda camps and demonstrated his pure hatred for americans at gitmo during a nine-year hunger strike where h