but i can say they did it the look on my jammies but added that the new brunswick on the school to come to scotland to bundle dance at the stake in advance at the peacock on content than the basic even got them a bit sick. the modest look at some kewl don't get too lost many of the number of gambling. this is not the killer. i get to know that the vast amount of content is at the wilkinson this man is tuesday condemning kashmir. yuki has been under the sunny mood for over six decades now. a massive mistake in two thousand that the pill that had crept in but given that there was a bit of a hit in the name of infrastructure plus i'm still a city that hosts continued to function can be open from ten to ten qs. norman said it tended to see daycare as bending down twenty percent of the spears the new government in pakistan his money into lined up this week the conception and the head of the teaching authority r e ii. the agency chastity construction work students and promising option is to sit in the second time in nineteen eighty and that nonsense about twenty new and old kenny got his new

history teacher from hardwick massachusetts... ...a high-school history teacher from saint john, new brunswicknada... ...and a high-school social-studies teacher from anchorage, alaska... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. and welcome, ladies and gentlemen. our two finalists -- john and becky -- are waiting in the wings, each one of them eager to find out which of these three -- mary beth, maryanne, or eli -- will join them in the two-day finals match for $100,000. so, let's not waste any time. good luck. here we go. the dollar figures are in. now the categories. each correct response will be an element that does not contain the letters u-m. mary beth, start us. seen from space for $200, please. the building seen here is the headquarters of this cabinet department. eli. what is the pentagon? no. mary beth. what is the department of defense? that's it, yes. seen from space for $400, please. seen here is this peninsula, or, as they say in spanish, península. mary beth. what is the baja peninsula? correct. seen from space for $600, please. soulik, seen appr

from saint john, new brunswick, canada, let's greet...nd her students range from the learning disabled to the gifted. from martinez, georgia, this is... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the fourth of our quarter-final matches. there are a number of people in our studio audience today who are here to cheer for their favorite teacher, and not to be outdone, there are some who are here today to cheer for me. [ laughter ] becky, maryanne, and john, welcome. good luck. here we go. jeopardy! round. categories -- let's take a look. i love color tv. alex: becky, start us. u.s. history for $200. john. who is aaron burr? you are right. color tv for $200. john. what is "orange is the new black"? yes. color tv for $400. john. what is "murphy brown"? right. color tv for $600. john again. what is "green acres"? good.

decade later this were given a contract for new brunswick providence next to maine about the same sidesthey couldn't deliver on that. went from 4.5 million to 35 million. they guilt the federal gun registry to track every rifle and hunting shot gun in the country and they were eventually fired after $90 million. >> i am getting the drift. >> you got the j-- they got the because they had krocronie connection with the administration? >> the connection should have let them know they shouldn't have hired these guys. i will give you a couple examples. if they called up the government health contract they could have had david axle rod call the premier he studied under axle rod. same political ad viseor as obama. valerie jarrett her daughter married the son of a cabinet minister in ontario. >> they partied together. >> yeah. >> you have these background connections they could have called and said are these guys any good? no you are firing them? you are done. maybe tony who is michelle obama's classmate who would have been the trump card -- >> this is from my perspective how cgi cooperates in t

one member of that committee joins us now from new brunswick, maine.tor angus king jr. of maine who caucuses with the democrat senators. good to see you. >> nice to be with you. >> you were governor for two terms. you cut taxes. had you to balance the budget by law in augusta, maine. why can't washington ever be able do that? >> well, i think -- perhaps the best answer to that is that they have the printing press in washington. we didn't have the printing press in maine. borrowing has become a way of life in washington. it is just -- it is just routine and it is accepted. i think there have been deficits something like 40 of the last 43 years. there have only been two or three surpluses and -- in my view, it is -- too easy for politicians to end and too hard for them to tax and you end up with defense zbits you have been in the meetings at the moment. do you think we will ever get an answer to this? what do you think could happen come december 13? >> well, it is going to be close. it is a very tough negotiation. i talked to patty murray the chair of th

got a trade, and to new brunswick. i got caught up into the street life.had a conviction in 1991 in which a prison. i got deported. while i was in antigua, they just detained me. because mycame back son's mom had a drug addiction and the kids were on the street. so i came back to take care my family. when i came back, i got caught up again in the streets and went to prison. in 1997, i was released. was since 1997 to 2009, i clean. no problem with the law, no issue with anything. in 2009, march 11, i went to take care of a traffic violation in new jersey and that is when immigration came down and detained me. they were looking for me. that is when i was indicted for reentry. i went to the federal court in new jersey, trenton, new jersey, and the federal judge was kind of confused because her statement of i had been there for so long with no criminal activity, the reentry was kind of impossible. anyway, i got 18 months for that. most of that was in the county. then i went from there to federal prison in pennsylvania. september 7, 2010, my time was up. immigr

this afternoon, new brunswick, new jersey, i'm moderating a panel with three former new jersey governorsing about the governorship and the media. if you're in the area, stop by. thanks to my guests. join us tomorrow for a special two-hour edition of "up." it has been 50 years since the assassination of president john f. kennedy. we'll look back at how that day unfolded in dallas on television and washington. panel includes robert mcneil, then nbc's correspondent and was with the president on november 22nd as well as former jfk white house aide harris wall ford. up next is melissa harris-perry. the birthday party invite that is the envy for any politician who wants to be president. the hottest political event going on and it happens tonight. plus, going on offense in the jong going all-out assault on women. democrats shift tactics. melissa harris-perry, she is next. we will see you right here tomorrow at 8:00. thanks for getting "up." [ woman ] too weak. wears off. [ female announcer ] stop searching and start repairing. eucerin professional repair moisturizes while actually repairing ver

in, for making calls, even after long days at work in the sweltering, sweltering rooms here in new brunswickioning didn't always work the way it was supposed to and for the cold days of the last few weeks knocking on doors. thank you. thank you for holding fundraisers, for putting a dollar or two away every week, at the end of the day, and thank you for having faith. having faith in grass roots empowerment and believing that just a little bit from a whole lot of people can go far. thank you for welcoming me into your homes, into your lives, and for believing in the vision of new jersey of hope and opportunity. -- nowbegan this journey look. don't look glum. we began this journey, we knew it wasn't going to be easy, right? we always knew that. but each and every one of us believed it would be worth it. and was it worth it? yes, it was. like me you saw another new jersey, where 400,000 people out of work, where millions are living in poverty, where gun violence plagues our communities, where our women and our students and our gay and lesbian brothers and sisters have been left behind and you,

host: david from new brunswick, new jersey. good morning. caller: first of all, peace to the world.t say that if the budget of the pentagon was scrutinized the way the amtrak budget is scrutinized, we would not have any problems with excess money. we would have more than enough money to have a rail system that would be you quibble into the rest of the world. one of the problems i have -- i live in the northeast corridor. it is a coldrolled issue with the united states of america. even in new jersey, people still want to stay in their cars. we have more cars per capita on our roads. now you are seeing people because of the cost, a are switching to new jersey transit and using amtrak and so forth. what i would like to know, how do we work to get people to understand culturally how it is more important for people to use rails then to use cars, which i think the rest of the world gets. when you look at the subsidies we are giving to the automobile, which the auto industry from day one, we are actually spending so much more inefficiently because our roads are not as good as most places i

then there was the case of a brutal investigation in new brunswick last year.guishable. how was the jiri to decide? in the end, eyewitnesses placed both brothers at the scene, both guilty. in the case of aaron lucas, his twin brother brian says he has never been to colorado springs and law enforcement agencies say aaron lucas remains the focus of their investigation. >> each twin essentially has to come up with an alibi. it comes up to whose alibi is a little better. >> aaron lucas' defense says his case goes beyond dna. one described him as driving a black acura sedan, a car similar to that owned by his twin brian t. defense also says a different man altogether has been identified as an assailant in some of the cases. it is still unclear whether brian lucas will have to defend himself in court against allegations made against aaron. the trial pitting when the against twin is expected to start in january. miguel marquez, cnn, los angeles. >> how do you make heads or tails of that case. >> police work. it's unusual, right? because to have two people who get caug

now it's happened at rutgers university in new brunswick, new jersey.ome folks in some prayers at certain points during the bus trip but one girl who was in a wheelchair, he just reached over and touched her and asked that god heal her. he just reached over and said, god bless you, wanted to heal her. now he's in trouble as well for doing this. >> is this the worst thing a bus driver has done? >> wouldn't you be worried? as a parent i'm worried about the bus driver smacking kids around, smoking crack before they drive, leaving children in the bus, falling asleep at the wheel. those are the bus drivers i'm concerned about. the ones who say prayers and sing christian songs are not a threat to my kids. >> now there's a petition by the rutgers students. they put this up on change.org. stan, the rutgers bus driver that we all know and love recently resigned from his position. the rutgers community is speculating that pressure from the university had to do with his decision. let's get our beloved champ back. currently has 7,000 signatures. >> you can understa

are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side erie >> a man was mooted in an officer involved shooting in frederick county, maryland. it happened last night on eb street in brunswickooting but one man was taken to the hospital. his condition has not been released. that shooting is under investigation. all of this was caught on camera -- a hostage situation and shootout in inglewood, california. a woman and her 14-year-old daughter were held at gunpoint for nearly nine hours by that woman's boyfriend. the hostage taker eventually surrendered to the lease. >> the intent gun battle between police and an armed suspect led to a nearly nine hours dan off. with the gunman barricaded inside this inglewood california home. like an army or some type of automatic weapon. >> we have information that there may be hostages. >> it started wednesday afternoon when neighbors say the gunman showed up at his girlfriend's house. this man who did not want to be identified say his nephew managed to escape the home and called 911. >> my niece is being held hostage. >> when officers approached the house, they came under heavy fire. hisofficer was hit great bullet proof vest saved his lif