but talking about economics, the new jersey policy perspective, which is a think tank in new jersey, estimated that opening up access to driver's licenses will generate between 5 million and 9 million additional dollars to the government. >> mm-hmm. >> and in addition, about 250 million additional dollars will be paid to insurance companies, which will drive down insurance rates for all new jerseyans. new jersey has the highest insurance rates in the country. >> yeah, in the country. >> this will drive it down. >> mm-hmm. we got about 30 seconds left. i would suspect that there are police chiefs who are anxiously waiting for something like this, who would like to have the kind of information that is provided in a driver's license when someone gets pulled over or when there's an accident, et cetera. have you gotten that support from local police officers and police chiefs? >> well, we've gotten -- we've spoken to various individuals, and they have provided -- >> quickly, go ahead. >> yeah, the camden county police chief, scott thomson, who president obama recently talked about as the

live in new brunswick, new jersey, channel 7 eye witness news. is in paris this morning ready to address the opening session of the international climate conference. that conference opened on a somber note with the entire room rising for a moment of silence for the paris attack victims. the president used his first moments in paris to place the flower, a white rose at the memorial for the victims but that same neighborhood was caught up in a massive protest meant to call attention to global warming. police arrested 317 people after a tear gas battle against rocks and even candles thrown from the memorial. >>> 6:39 you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic meteorologist bill evans in the accuweather forecast. >> we're looking at dawn from our camera in fort lee new jersey looking over to the east across the hudson river this morning really pretty with sunshine and a nice start to the day. here is our camera 4 times square looking south so a nice day in progress . just that it's chilly 21 around monticello, 22 new city and

. >> it's heavy in delaware and new jersey and the rest of new jersey, rain will be here for the morning commute but right now delaware in heavy spots and new castle and kent through vineland, rain is heavy moving in from west to east. not really from the north but spreading north as we go overnight. here is future weather. the rain slowly spreading to the north by 8:00 in the morning, heavier rain could be in new jersey and delaware by the morning commute. temperatures around 60. philadelphia area across i-95 from wilmington to trenton, upper 50s and rain around and areas north and west, the rain will be increasing through the morning. the rest of the timing on this, how long it will last and how much rain you can expect. >>> we're following breaking news from vine land where a tractor trailer crashed into a car sending one person to the hospital with serious injuries. sky force 10 was above the scene shortly after 10:00 tonight. right now, part of it is shut down. >>> police say a man confessed to hitting a 9-year-old with his car and then leaving the boy to die. we first brought you n

a young teenager is shot inside his new jersey home. we have new details just in. >>> a shocking murder mystery in westchester county. the wife of a millionaire mcdonald's mogul found dead nerds home. this morning investigators -- inside her home. this morning investigators are working to figure out who killed her. >>> taking a look at the radar, chilly and rainy day on tap. so you want to grab your coat and your rain gear. and be careful. roads are very slippery. good morning, i'm lori stokes. >> yeah, leaves all over the place, thank you for joining us, i'm ken rosato. it's wednesday, november 11th and you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. meteorologist bill evans with the accuweather forecast. >> yes, and you can see by looking at our live picture brooklyn over to the lower east side we have rain on the cram and showers around and it can camera -- camera around and showers around. but you tack on the northeasterly wind and it feels like 40. kingston. 50 around sparta new jersey and central southern jersey

unless i'm mistaken. >> new jersey. >> new jersey, period?tween jersey style and philadelphia style? >> we do ours on a round poppy seed kaiser roll. >> really? i'll have one of those. what's the way to go? anything i need to know? >> no, regular, cheese and onions. >> beautiful thing. >> i need one, pauley. >> it's round. it's got steak, spices, browned onions, real american cheese, such as it is, and a poppy seed roll. fantastic. thank you, sir. and it is sublime. relish, what do you think? >> hot pepper. yeah. a little bit. >> a little bit? i drove a long way for this. thinking about it the whole way. >> good. >> man, this should be like national landmark right away. this sandwich is unbelievably good. >> thanks. >> really a thing of beauty. >> that's good to hear. >> worth driving across the state in a blizzard for. >> we get a lot of people from philly. >> wow. no way. that's treason. do they change their plates on their car or wear a disguise? >> it's different. the poppy seeds help. >> yeah. i like the roll. it's awesome. it's deliciou

new jersey yans not happy. the candidates are focussed on new hampshire because it is the first state to vote in the primary election. >>> all right. so beginning tomorrow, all chain restaurants in new york city will have to add special labels to their menus warning about dishes that are packed with salt. city health officials just discussed that move in time's square, lori bordonaro is there now, i should say, with details on this new plan, hey lori. >> reporter: hey, kerry. applebees here is the first chain to post the labels. you can see them here next to any item that has 2300 milligrams or more of sodium. it looks like a salt shaker. it's a warning to diners that salt than the recommended daily allowance. the first city in the nation to do this. the new requirement starts tomorrow, and it'll apply to all restaurants with more than 15 locations across the country. so red lobster, chilies, mcdonald's, with 2300 milligrams or more of sodium, and if not, face $200 fines beginning in march, just to give you an i

holly, new jersey, coming in at 39. and we will drop few more grease before sunrise, winds calm, that's good news, at least you don't have to deal with any harsh windchills out there this morning, nothing happening on storm scan3. clear skies, all over the delaware valley, that's the trends today, so we will have big temperature rebound, so waking up in the 30's, talking highs around 70 degrees, so, good 30 degrees difference from this morning into the afternoon, lots of sunshine, those temperatures above average. here is the election day planner, get full sunshine, 8:00 temperature close to 50 by noon upper 60s, and in the evening, still looking good, temperatures in the lower 60s by around 6:00. and here's that forecast today. high of 71, with full sunshine, for philadelphia, upper 60s both at the shore, and the poconos, and guess what, even gets warmer over the next few days, let's show you that in the seven day coming up in a few minutes, let's head over to meisha for morning ride. >> thanks for that great news this

new jersey legalized medicine donations in 1997.ly after hunters helping the hungry was created. today they successfully donated more than 196 tons of venison to local food banks providing well over 1 million meals. less founded the program like a similar one. he grew up on a farm and he knows how much an animal like a deer can provide. >> this year we have 100 dear and close to 4000 pounds of venison. >> here's a look at the butcher were summoned to meet is being processed. that one donated deer created 40 pounds of meat. >> does this get your appetite going? >> the butchers played an important role specifically they are the ones who check for health concerns. normally this is costco $95 so they are taking a lot for the money. >> hunters helping the hungry have r&d r.d. said 1 million mouse and they are looking for more pictures and hunters. if you are not the best hunter you can go to their web site and donate. >> you have to drive the car to avoid deer driving in front of you. 26 thousand collisions with cars every in new jersey.

it will be virtually impossible to figure out what the best pizza in new jersey is. y zagat stated for us. that was something in north jersey. named the best pizza in new jersey. that is why pie with the spinach and chopped tomatoes,tomato, garlic salt. >> i like to get my hands dirty. ii headed back. we made some pizza for you guys. bill: are we getting the pizza you made? >> we made some other pizzas. the special with sausage and mushrooms. >> i don't know if i'm coming back. bill: mark the one that you made. >> how about i have you guess? bill: throws it down. i'm hungry. >> i hope these guys are hungry. i am expecting a hefty tip. i worked hard on this. >> we have to see if this is the best. a few times. bill: which one is this? >> the best pizza in new jersey. garlic salt pepper and olive oil. this is the best part. bill: where is the cheese? >> mozzarella underneath there. chopped tomato,tomato, spinach, mozzarella cheese, garlic, salt, pepper, olive oil and then there -- bill: that's pretty good. bill: thanks. let me get a napkin. taking place this weekend. >>

breaking news this morning, police shot a suspected robber in new jersey. >> and in the last 15 minutes, we got a better look inside the gas station where it all went down. eyewitness news reporter kala rama is live on the scene now in newark. kala? >> reporter: lori, ken, good morning. we have two suspects here. one who was shot, the other under arrest after an officer stopped a robbery in progress here at the 24/7 food mart. okay? take a look inside. the two cashiers told me just moments ago that two robbers came in. one warmed a -- armed with a gun wearing a masks, the other appeared to be a lockout. one of the gas station workers was able to flag down an officer outside who came in at the right time. >> we were lucky. obviously -- he didn't come because the robber was here you know. he came to buy something. finally, one of my co-workers informed him about the armed robbery inside. >> reporter: moments after the officer shot that suspect in the chest, he arrested this second suspect. every inch of the store here is covered by surveillance cameras. investigators are now reviewing vid

new jersey transit, long island railroad, path trains are doing fine. three trains are suspended between new lots and 148th. e between jamaica and briarwood for overnight track work. by 5:00 a.m. that should be out of there and the trains moving without major problems. we have speed reductions on the 45 miles per hour because of the fog northbound, southbound between exits 12 and the molly pitcher service area. you want to keep your speeds down. it's foggy in certain spots. harlem river bridge northbound, willets unto 125th street we have construction. that is subject to closure. at this point it's not causing major problems. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. lori, over to you. >> heather, thank you. >>> another high school football player has died after collapsing during a game. this is file video of 17-year- old luke shim of kansas. tuesday night he collapsed after scoring a touchdown and an if a tray point -- an extra point. since july there have been 11 reported deaths in high school football in the u.s. >>> a driver survives

from new jersey state police about what caused this crash. live in moorestown, kristin news. >>> investigators are on the scene after a state trooper was involved in a crash that happened on long island. crash scene on west babylon. investigators say somebody rear-ended the trooper's car. the circumstances of the original crash are unclear. we will bring you new details as we learn more. >>> developing on long island, firefighters on the scene after flames tore through a home. the home in north babylon was gutted by fire overnight. the flames spread to a car and a home next door. right now it is still unclear if anyone has been her. >>> today fdny officials will be speaking about fire safety in brooklyn after two people were killed in a house fire. flames broke out 5:30 a.m. yesterday morning inside of a home on east 49 street. seventy-one-year-old lord kinard and his wife octavia were unable to escape. neighbors tried to get the couple out that they could not >> there were no smoke detectors in the home. several other people were hurt in the

polls in new jersey, new york, and new jersey are open. >> ben: pulls across the country keeping an eye out. teresa has more for us. >> reporter: it is a dead heat the polls are officially open in new york. in uniondale no one has shown up yet. i can tell you there's plenty of parking left in the parking lot. this this is one race we are keeping our race on, the other one is the staten island da and the union dale da. relationship between the police and community and also government corruption. voters around our area will be turning out today to have their say in the number of hotly contested local races. in nassau county and on staten island. first first the nassau, republican kate mary is waging a challenge against madeleine cygnus. both believe they are a good kathleen rice has been moved on to congress. the veteran attorney is the first generation greek american. challenger is a town supervisor says it gives her the wherewithal to run the district. murray is the daughter of an fbi agent and has been endorsed by a new poll has a both women locked in a dead heat. in nassau, like like

polls opened in new jersey. we have breaking news. the it the is still an hour away from people here in philadelphia a election of the, no person in charge of the this person and building a and the whole city. if you don't know by now and who doesn't know, by the way, it is melissa murray bailey is the the under dog in this race, okay. we call her the under dog because she's the republican against jim kenney, who has been hanging around this city hall building for a long time, longer then this show has been on the air. jim kenney will hang around a lot longer in also is there some crazy upset in this because republicans are out numbered by democrats in this town seven to one. it has been 60 years since a republican what's electric mayor. how about this will alex and mike, the biggest election day story in the the about this election but broke by our collogue at the inquirer, chris brennan, how about chaka fattah getting a a big name challenger. dwight evans not running for a state representative for 19th term but challenge chaka a fat

i'm pat gallen here in haddonfield, new jersey, we'll tell you why it is possible for the foreseeable future. >> tonight on cbs-3, catch the new episodes of your favorite shows at 8:00 it is ncis. that is followed by ncis new orleans. then limitless is at 10:00. of course you can catch ukee and jessica, they recap the day's news on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. we'll be right back. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night,blind. and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. >> today is election day. in new jersey all 08 seats are up for grabs. >> investigation underway into a house fire in chester. that fire happened around 11:00 last night on cane street. no one was hurt, and that fire was under control in about an hour. >> and, a judge has order bill cosby to give a deposition in a lawsuit filed by model, janice dickinson. she's suing the philadelphia-born comedian over statement last year denying had he raped dickinson, in 1982. >> 5:43, checking sports now. history made at the well last night. it was not on the s

new this morning, a child therapist in new jersey charged his patients. he's accused of manipulating and sexually abusing a teenager. eyewitness news reporter kala office in clifton. kala? >> reporter: right, ken, this is where he was executive director and accused of violating the trust of at least one of his patients. according to fbi agents. take a look. this is elliot halberstam. he was arrested in his home in bergenfield, new jersey. prosecutors charged him for filming his own sexual patient. a bomb whom mead -- boy whom mead been seeing hins -- he'd been seeing since 2011. according to a criminal complaint, he wanted to become a model and halberstam was trying to groom him to be one. luring him to a hotel room and sending and receiving explicit texts and e-mails. one message was particularly alarming to investigators, where he e-mail it had victim about trying to lure more boys. now the fbi believes there may be more victims out there. anyone who believes that they are a victim of knows of any other victims needs to call the fbi new york office. fbi

you cannot continue 295 northbound it's shut down that point and big mess in new jersey we'll be on top of that one. let's show what you it looks like live in emergency energy, 42, northbound traffic at creek road expect heavy delays 4. you have ramp blocked 4 northbound to 295 that creates a big mess there. on i-95 we're checking out things at 1 construction clear at the shoulder here not seeing delays things better on i-95. vine street expressway on but no overnight construction and will close at 11:00. >> we can see from the roads there is no rain but there will be a problem with surprise glare later. depressed well to the south and north and right in middle there with meantty of sunshine on the way. 48 writing now in flt. you'll feel how chilly it is as you step outside. 38 currently in allentown and still 4 trenton and 45 wilmington and 41 millville and low 50s along the shore. as we head out to catch the bus or start the car, 44 by 6:00, 47 by 8, mainly clear and obviously chilly to start out. through the day milder, 52 by 9, 6 by noon and high today will be 67 reading around 3:00

his body found in an suv in brooklyn days after reported missing from clauster, new jersey. aj ross is there with new information. >> former knicks draft pick michael wright was reported missing sunday. he was last seen in this community thursday afternoon and his body was mysteriously discovered inside his car in brooklyn just yesterday. a chicago native, wright played for the university of arizona before being drafted by the knicks in the second round of the 2001 nba draft. he was later cut from the team and has been since playing for a variety of overseas teams in between living in new jersey. tuesday the 35-year-old's body was found underneath garbage bags inside his suv on east 16th in brooklyn. detectives are interested in a wound above his eyebrow that could indicate a more serious injury and we're looking in to whether this could possibly be a criminal act. investigators are looking in to wright's recent involvement in an online dating site and right now the medical examiner is trying to determine the exact cause of death. there's been an outpouring social media, incl

new jersey. shannon stone has more. >> reporter: this fire started within the last 30 minutes at 195 north 4th street near in paterson. we're gonna have the can't be bring us around so -- captain bring us around so you can get all angles. it started with one house. the problem with the homes, they are so close together and all wood construction. when they go up, they go up like tinderboxes. you can see as we move to this angle, two homes are on fire on this street. of course, exposure is a problem here. these are all three story buildings and they are all residents. what you need to know as you come through this area and the good news here is that at least at this point, there's no word on injuries t appears no injuries at this point. but north fourth street is completely shut down between see that they are trying to get water on this. but so far, they are not getting better hands on this four-alarm blaze. shannon stone, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> quite a scene. thank you. >>> another breaking

celebrating the attack. >> i saw the film of it, yes. >> in new jersey? >> yes. >> just moments ago carson backtracked and told abc news he was thinking of protests in the middle east and he apologized.

america runs on dunkin'. >>> now to that breaking news in patterson, new jersey. half a dozen schools are now closed as firefighters battle a five alarm fire. >> "today in new york's" tracie strahan had to put a mask on. >> reporter: we are so close to this abandoned armory. the smoke can be seen all around this area. that's the reason the six schools have been advised to shut down today. let's show you what those schools are. roberto clemente school. roberto clemente middle school. eastside high school, school 11 and school 15 as well as madison avenue pre-k have all canceled classes because of this five alarm fire that started at 11:00. the patterson fire chief tells us at least 100 firefighters are here to try to get ahold of the heavy amount of flames that are in the basement of this building. about 20 feet below ground. again, michael and darlene, six schools closed today. this fire is still not under control. >> we want you to get somewhere safe and your crew as well, thank you. >>> now to katherine creag in downtown brooklyn where a major rally is taking pla

nbc 10's brian thompson reports from new jersey. >> reporter: served 30 years in prison for murder he committed at just 15 years old. this one-stop re-entry center in jersey city is a life line for him and hundreds of others. >> i never had a job in my life other than working inside of a prison, put me in a re-entry program, which is what was done, put me in housing, and from that point on to this point i've been doing tremendously well. >> reporter: now he's working at the cocoa bakery in town and says he has self worth. he sat down with former governor jim mcgrievy and me to talk about prisoner re-entry. this one-stop center offers intense consultation, even dress clothes for job interviews. >> the person reintegrating into society, nothing is there for him. and that's what's almost so barbaric. >> reporter: mcgrievy has been working for years at the hudson county jail to help inmates survive life outside these barred walls. nationally 67%, two-thirds of released prisoners were arrested for a new crime within three years, but at martin's place, with its intense programming, the rear

so does millville, new jersey, 55 degrees in wildwood and 55 in dover, delaware.speeds have calmed down a lot from yesterday when we were in the thick of all of the rain, the wind, 8 miles an hour out of the northwest, wildwood has 12-mile per hour sustained wind. and wind gusts that are just a little bit higher than that. they are coming. there we go. 18 miles an hour, wasn't that worth waiting for? all right, past seven days, we look back at high temperatures. 59 degrees on sunday, monday, 61, 62 was our high yesterday. we look ahead now to the eagles game, on sunday, home game with the dolphins, it looks like, for that 1:00 start, 56 degrees will be the temperature. so that's pretty seasonable for november. football weather, chill in the air, 65 degrees today, 62 tomorrow, with some rain rolling in with the secondary cold front. then sunny, very breezy, on friday with a lot of sunshine over the weekends, as well. and then we warm back up into the six off's by the middle of next week. so, what do you think? sing misty for me, bob kelly. >> ♪ misty ♪ that's all i

we're following breaking news in new jersey. the bergen county prosecutor's on the scene of a possible pa fatal fire in fair lawn. tracie strahan is on the scene for us as well waiting for an update. >>> there's also breaking news from overseas. a russian fighter jet shot down over the turkey/syrian border. they shot that plane down after repeated orders they were violating air space. russia insists their jet was never over turkey. >>> new york unveiled a free new york app. if you see something send something. you're encouraged to take photos of anything unusual and upload those pictures on the app. >>> today 17 americans including the late yankee great yogi berra will be awarded the presidential medal of freedom. director steven spielberg, singers james taylor and barbara streisand also being honored. great ceremony, great americans gathered at the white house. >> incredible group. congratulations to all of them. >> james taylor. >>> meanwhile, time for weather and traffic on the 4s. check in with chris cimino. >> 34 here in the

city, new jerseye thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. >> trump also under fire for what he said about the this protester at one of his rallies. >>> the big chill. temperatures tumbling this morning. freeze warnings across the south after the first major snow storm of the season. a foot and a half falling in so

if you head over to new jersey you can see invisible and fog on the new jersey turnpike.ght now, there will be no problems no terms of traffic. definitely reduce the visibility in the area. >> pun pennsylvania senator is calling on train xa ens to slow down. senator bob casey send sent a letter to csx urging them to reduce train speeds to 35 miles an hour going through urban areas, governor wolf made that earlier this year t. train expense said. pennsylvania has seen a huge increase in the number of oil trains from north.com. about 70 trains go through keystone state each week, headed for refeignries in philadelphia. english, math, science, history an something else. >> this is vulgarity at the utmost. >> vulgarity at the utmost. she is talking about a controversial school assignment that made some adults blush. here what middle schoolers had to do and what it had to do with herpes. >> this right here is an unknown grade. >> and unholying a. vandals hit a church. find out why they feel they were targeted. in. >> members of a church believe someone created a hate crime in

. >> new jersey is seeing the worst of the fog this morning, this is 295 and hamilton new jersey. it looks like it's starting to ease a little bit. but there is still a possibility it will get thicker before it clears out completely. the fog will be slow to clear. we will see sunshine. we will be limited today. we will probably see sunless skies himself thick fog, a quarter mile visibility. a little bit of an improvement for millvale, but northeast philadelphia at the airport is at a quarter mile visibility. so fog and those areas that are not getting fog have clouds. those will stay with us today. 58 degrees at 7:00. usually this time of year, foggy skies. it keeps things cool. 65 degrees at 10:00. still climbing at 1:00 this afternoon. with ego through the forecast, we are back in ten minutes. first, jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> on the schuylkill expressway right now around spring garden street. no real problems. you see in either direction. the king of prussia area and similar drive times. from the but route to the vine street expressway. still at 12 minut

responsible for cutting $1.7 billion in transit money to seven states in the northeast, including new jersey, connecticut and new york. her amendment to a transportation bill passed in the house, diverts the money to bus programs in all states. >> the idea that seven states have available to them more warm than all 50 states combined isn't fair to the communities in my state or yours. >> reporter: $50 million would have gone to new jersey transit dealing with cancellations and delays because of a century old infrastructure. >> they funded capital projects, fixes up the rhames. >> reporter: a new jersey congressman is appointed to a house committee fighting to get the fund back into a compromise bill. >> we have to maintain it. >> reporter: the law is coming as the federal railroad administration road said not making improvements will cost us in the long run. it suggests funding a tunnel project from new jersey to new york, a rail tunnel from long island to connecticut and high speed rail from washington to boston. >> they are talking about a ton. between connecticut and long island. >> that'

new jersey governor christie has a political shot in the arm. who is throwing support. >> time to bundle up. it's cold out. 37 degrees and the wind making it feel colder. we've got clouds that have started to move into the area. that's going to make for big changes over the next 24 hours. come on in pop pop. happy birthday. i just had a heart attack... and now i have a choice. for her. for them. and him. a choice to take brilinta. a prescription for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin ...no more than 100 mg. as it affects how well it works. it's such an important thing to do to help protect against another heart attack. brilinta worked better than plavix. and even reduced the chances of dying from another one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to doctor. since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily or serious, sometimes fatal bleeding. don't take brilinta if you have blee

trump holds a lead in new hampshire. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is firing back at new york mayor de blasio on national television. mayor de blasio said christie's decision to stop new jersey from taking in syrian refugees is continue human. >> mayor de blasio should worry about getting soming done in new york about making it safer than criticizing someone else. given the way he is talking and not worried about the security and safety of the people of new york, maybe he shyou be mayor of damascus. christie asked the president to stop taking in syrian refugees saying they could be a safety risk to americans. >>> the top members of new jersey's senate and house congress to renew the zadroga health care bill. they will host a rally today. they endorsed an extension last week but three other committees need to review the legislation. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and bill evans with the forecast. >> here we go. we take a look at our camera from four time's square looking south and we have a great visibility down to the verrazano narrows

marijuana in new jersey.rom health professionals and law enforcement authorities about the issue. new jersey medical marijuana laws air monk the most strict in the nation. the patients a and doctors are both required to register with the state and each has to pay a 200 dollars fee. the current liz there are five medical marijuana dispensariness new jersey. >> this is recreation aal use. >>> another sunday, another disappointment for us, eagles fans here. steve, what can you say, just go. >> reporter: well, i think new jersey, eagles fans, could have used that recreational marijuana yesterday during the game, that is what i say. eagles fans have that deflated feeling both psychologically and realistically to make it a miserable monday with flat tires after watching such a flat team. who do you blame most for this debacle. >> in three years i can say chip the new guy. >> i'm hoping they get better. i'm hoping chip kelly picks up, maybe does something with the team more than what he was supposed to give thus yea

still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, two women shot in their car in new jersey and neighbors telling us the victims are a mother and her daughter. they're recovering in the hospital right now and we'll have live report coming up. >> new video from the scene of the shooting in orange county that sent a teenaged boy to the hospital. >> and with thanksgiving upon us, you're going to meet two very lucky birds who made a long trip to the white house. >> and meteorologist bill evans returns on this beautiful sunrise wednesday morning with stay with us. son, the holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...cheese plates, turkey, appetizers. and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. that's my boy! fill your cart with everything you need this season, >>> we have breaking news in upper manhattan. a three alarm fire inside a supermarket. >>> two women in their car injured by gunfire in new jersey and an update as police try to figure out what led up to the violence. >>> the holiday travel rush is here. what you need

action. >>> and more breaking news, new jersey. an overnight house fire claims the lives of two women. we are live if the scene with what we are learning about the investigation this morning. >>> breaking news minneapolis. five people shot near the scene demonstrators gathering in response to a police shooting that killed an unarmed man. >>> and a worldwide travel alert just in time for the holidays. >> certainly we're worried but we travel. we booked months ago and just got to live life. >> a warning for travelers. the state department wants americans to be on alert as the number of terror threat rise. >>> he approach them and started assaulting them. two frightened muslim women into a deli for safety ! >>> it's cheap. it's easy. and it may save your life. >> wearing seat belts in the backseat, an urgent plea for passengers to buckle up as aaa predicts 47 million people will be hitting the roads this thanksgiving holiday. >>> it's 6:02. traffic and weather on the 2s. >> i agree, i think a lot of folks have started to take off. you

for that reason penn dot and new jersey transit are not resuming construction zones until later this morning around the noon hour. that's good news for drivers. our drive times, 95 southbound typical trouble spot as we move into later in the morning. only about 14 minutes between woodhaven and the vine street. from the blue route about 12 minutes and 476 is looking free and clear of problems at this hour. a look at your new jersey roadways, 295 the turnpike and the 42 freeway all free and clear. as i said especially on new jersey roads near 295 and 42 there was active overnight construction that should be resumin resuming. >> thanks for that. to breaking news we're following for you from overnight. police in montgomery county are investigating a shooting just before midnight officers called to a house on diamond street in hatfield. we know at least one person was shot. matt delucia is live on the scene. what have you learned? >> reporter: tracy, all of the details are unclear at this hour but police are telling us that the district attorney's office is involved in this case, more info

much of the rest of the area is seeing thicker fog in new jersey especially. parts of delaware, too. some of it is inching into pennsylvania, northeast philadelphia airport is now reporting quarter mile invisible. that's dense fog also from mount holly, tom's river, to the south, millvale is seeing fog, visibility was down to zero, a few minutes ago, it's improved there. thick fog in dover. so a foggy start, but a mild morning with temperatures that will be climbing in spite of cloudy skies. the fog and clouds will hang in there. there is a chance of a shower. we'll go through the future-cast, right now, jessica boyington is keeping an eye on the roads for fog, jessica. >> so fog and construction is rally what we are dealing with this morning. right now we are dealing at the schuylkill expressway, cameras are turned to the onramp to head eastbound the vine street expressway is closed with construction. eastbound and westbound between broad street and the schuylkill. we saw police activity. schuylkill moving along nicely. we have no problems a. 12 minute drive

you can see no problems there but we do have a problem in new jersey that i'm going to talk about when we come back. >>> i'm matt delucia live in the digital operations center following the new developments and information out of france this morning including details about the suspected mastermind of the paris attacks. >> plus, legalizing marijuana in new jersey. we'll tell you how lawmakers are taking a closer look at making the recreational use of that drug legal. >>> a growing tribute in the wake of terror this morning we're following a number of new developments in the paris attacks including what officials are saying about some of the people believed to be involved including the suspected mast mastermind. >>> proof there of a city on edge. we'll tell you what had people running from a memorial in paris as people were paying respect to the victims. >> it may be chilly as you head out the door but we are expecting a warm-up and a beautiful fall day. it is 47 degrees, 5:28. good morning. welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. we had a nice sunday too.

new jersey, you voting? pennsylvania, you voting? person to go to the polls you might need steve keeley. >>> new details in the mysterious death of the new jersey toddler, the the toxicology test results right now. >>> and then this... >> there is an odor that smelled almost as though there was a dead body. >> what stinks? a foul smell brings out the bomb squad, that is how bad it was. the startling discovery inside this delaware county home. good day, everybody. it is to tuesday, november 3rd, yeah, election day 2015. how is everybody doing. >> good. >> all good. >> yes. >> no weather excuse not to vote. >> do you want to see. >> yes. >> we did something different today. we inched it up to 9.5 but then rounded it off to a nine. >> yes. >> we have increment. >> i didn't realize, 9.5. >> yes. >> so, it round down. >> yes. >> you are right. >> what did i a

new jersey governor chris christie will not be among them.maller group of republicans, eight, will be on stage for the main event. still headlined by front runners donald trump and ben carson. carson's autobiography could be squarely in the spotlight as some have claimed he's embellished parts of his life story. polls show trump and carson tide followed by marco rubio ted cruz and jeb bush. >> new this morning, lansdale police are asking for your help to catch this pair of thieves who stole a charity jar with money meant for the poor. now take a close look at these two. detectives say while the younger man is in red, distracted the owner, the middle aged woman with the cap snatched money from the jar on the checkout counter. this happened friday afternoon at christian's grocery store on the 100 block of walnut street. the owner believes the thieves took about $60. >>> and this guy didn't do much to disguise himself. police say yesterday afternoon around 4:30, he robbed a td bank located on 10 mule road in toms river. he demanded money by writ

also your new jersey road, 295 and the 42 freeway are free and clear as well. keith. >> thank you very much. we are following breaking news from overnight in montgomery county where police are investigating a shooting at a home. it happened before midnight along diamond street and hatfield. right now we know at least one person was hit by gunfire. matt delucia is live at the scene. what have you learned? >> reporter: a deadly shooting here in the past hour we've seen two vehicles from the coroner's office show up here at this house. you see it down the street here, this is the 100 block of diamond street and that is the house there with the christmas lights. police are telling us the district attorney's office is involved and more information will be coming out of there. here is what we know. there was a shooting here at this home just before midnight. we know of at least one victim and because of the coroner's office presence it's clear there are bodies inside that house. i spoke with a neighbor. he tells me he does not know the people who live in that house an

account. >> i watched when the world trade center came tumbling down and i watched in jersey city, new jersey, where thousands and thoughts sands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. >> it's shameful that he is politicizing 9/11. jersey city has no interest in being a part of it. from our standpoint, you know, you really got to question where he is coming from. >> the latest poll numbers show trump back in first place in iowa and a commanding lead in new hampshire, the first primary state. >>> the top members of new jersey senate and house delegations are calling on congress to renew the zadroga health care bill for 9/11 responders. they will host a rally today. the house, energy and commerce committee endorsed a permanent extension last week but three other key committees must review the legislation. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist bill evans and the accuweather forecast. >> let's take a look outside. what we are going to tampa bay looking at is cold weather this morning. we will have a gorgeous sunrise. look at t

in new jersey you got to pay attention. >> a couple of accidents and one on the new jersey turnpike.ty? >> reporter: a lot of people back to work, back to school maybe back home after your long thanksgiving trip. on the new jersey turnpike north of exchange 8. the outer roadway, the left and center lanes or blocked because of an accident around 5:00 a.m. not long after the inner road there was an accident there in the right lane is blocked there. so traffic is getting by, just slowly thring these two on the outer roadway and wound on the inner. i'll let you know when it clears. in bucks county, plumstead township along durham road. a dump truck hit two horses that escaped from a farm so. that seen is out there. there is a utility bowl that came down. i'm hollywood is that should clear before the morning wush. this is the vine street expressway. average in both directions in the low 50s. no issues along the vine. good news for the construction that closes the vine, that has been lifted until tomorrow morning so the mind has been free. >> it's cyber monday. before you log on for screen

it in new jersey, polls open up at 6:00 a.m.nd close at 8:00 p.m. >>> we have you covered on fox 29 at ten we will have results of all of the big races on air and for the very latest, as always for anything in the world, go to fox 29.com. >>> a report of the foul odor leads to the discovery of weapons and dead animals. >> thank goodness you don't have smell-o-vision. home owner claims he has done nothing wrong. dave kinchen live outside radnor township police headquarters with more. dave, it must have been a horrible stench. >> reporter: i cannot imagine smelling anything like this but investigators say they found quite a mess when they got to this property we're about to show you. the let's go to the video right now. this is a home on marlins circle. the township officialness radnor say a foul stench and unkept yard called them out to this location and they found worst case of hording that they say they have ever seen. police say they found a large selection of weapons at the home of the fairing. he came the two door with two h

stick to kings highway or the new jersey turnpike. the big accident is in gloucester county. we have a vehicle fire that was blocking the northeast extension southbound in quakertown. the crash has cleared, but there's slowing on the northeast extension. we had an accident on bridge street where a car hit a police cruiser that was helping a disabled vehicle. that has cleared. vine street expressway will close again tonight at 11:00. the big accident is in gloucester county, new jersey. >> let's stay with the story and go outside to katherine scott live in west deptford with the latest on the crash on 295. >> reporter: good morning, tam we are waiting for more information on what happened here. we do know there were injuries. you do want to avoid the area, because emergency workers remain on the scene as they continue to clear away the crash and investigate. this happened in the southbound lanes of 295. the road is elevated, you can see the lights from the emergency vehicles that are still up there. you may see cars moving in the north

this is swedesboro monroeville road near the new jersey turnpike.he new jersey turnpike was shut down last night because of a tragic accident. now we have an accident here near that area. someone was reportedly trapped in the wreckage now so emergency workers coming to the scene. this is a new accident in swedesboro gloucester county, new jersey. one more issue, it's just some construction but expect slow speeds again on 495 northbound today, tam. >> thank you karen. >>> happening today, local fast food workers are getting ready to walk off the job and it's all part avenue nationwide call to action. let's go on over to "action news" reporter katherine scott. she's live outside the mcdonald's at 31st and allegheny. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. that's right, this is happening across the country and today it's happening in philadelphia. there's going to be a strike at city hall this afternoon and not too long from now, here fast food workers at 31st and -- at mcdonald's at 31st and allegheny in north philadelphia will be walking off th

starting in new jersey, 95 -- new jersey turnpike -- sorry, a new thing on 95 i'll tell you about. new jersey turnpike northbound north of exit 8, the outer roadway there was a fire that happened a vehicle fire and accident. so the left and center lanes are blocked there. the inner roadway, the right lanes are blocked. i'm keeping my eye on it. moving into bucks county in plumstead township durham road at stump road that intersection is closed to traffic because of an accident that happened involving a dump truck, two horses and a utility pole. i'm told it should be clearing soon. we'll get you a live picture of that. you can take route 611 around that. in montgomery county i have been following this, just cleared as i was walking out here, a crash at ridge pike and crosskeys road. we have debris, i'll get you a live picture coming up. >> thank you. in montgomery county police are investigating a deadly shooting at a home in hatfield that happened just before midnight along diamond street. matt delucia is live at the scene. police have been out there. what are they telling you? >>

a new jersey state trooper accused of drinking and driving and rear-ending another car. now new at 11:00, for the first time we're hearing from the woman in the car he hit. but first a wet and windy night, heavier rain falling for most of the night. how much will stick around for your morning commute? good evening at 11:00. i'm bill ritter. >> and i'm sade baderinwa. the umbrellas were out tonight in harlem as people walking outside stay drive. >> meteorologist lee goldberg predicted it. weather wall. >> we went from drizzle to a we're still balmy at 63 and a south wind at 8 miles per hour getting ready to shift over to the southwest. we had .2 of an inch or less at 6:00. inch and a half in the park. inch and a half in white plains. we're still picking up the amounts on the eastern end of long island. 40 miles per hour in places like laguardia. most areas along the coast, 25 to 30. look at the wind stream lines. a cold front coming through here bringing an end to the rain. heaviest rain has shifted to connecticut and long island. still lighter rains in new york city. it's

new jersey voters will have a say in some local and county races. go to nbc10.com and use the "nbc 10 news" app for full election day coverage. we'll try to debunk the top excuses many of you probably make for not heading to the polls. and all day today will be refreshing the election results, the second they come in. >>> 4:05. new from overnight, sky fours 10 flew over the scene of a two-alarm fire in delaware county. flames engulf add two-story home on cane avenue. no word yet on the cause or if anyone was hurt. >>> an eye witness description may be the best hope philadelphia police have in catching the person who killed a young man. someone shot that man last night near the rushwood apartments on keswick road in northeast philadelphia. monique braxton is there. monique is going to tell us what new information police have to go on. >> reporter: hi, chris. the quiet of the night was shattered here about 8:30 at rushwood apartments when gun shots rang out. we captured canines searching for bullet casings as the forensic unit collected evidence. witne

we have breaking news in new jersey. at least one person was killed and three others injured after the early morning house fire. eyewitness news dray clark -- no we have kala rama at the scene right now. i'm sorry that -- i'm sorry about that. with the lates on -- latest on the story. >> reporter: that's right ken. we can tell you a firefighter was just brought to the hospital with a leg your. and also -- injury. and also a police officer was injured here. when he tried to climb open to the roof trying to help before firefighters got here. he fell off with a minor leg injury. we can tell you we just learned this home is also for the disabled adults operated by alliance against homelessness of bergen county. it's been a few hours since the fire was actually put out. but we've learned this investigation is just beginning for the bergen county prosecutor's office. at this point, we know at least one person was found on the second floor. died in this fire. that started just after midnight. we were there as smoke billowed from