each of us is to believe in all of us. 18 months ago i chose to run for governor on a belief that new jersey'st days are before us. future is unlimited, and that web been failed by leadership that has forgotten what it meant to dream big. for 541 days we have asked new us.ey citizens to join first, we did a whole lot of listening. then we asked folks to listen to our ideas and to decide for themselves if they wanted to change the direction. the military veteran, uneasy about his access to health care. person simply hoping for an equal opportunity to work. the woman worried if her planned parenthood clinic will be up and so she can get a cancer screening. the victim of anti-semitic or other hateful actions. losing sleeptizen over whether she will be able to continue to stay in her home and to college graduate doubtful if they can even ever afford a home. anxious about the funding of their children's school and also anxious about protecting them from gun violence. the small business owner concern about her long-term prospect and an economy that is stubbornly stalled and unfair. in, many, many ot

he spoke to supporters in asbury park, new jersey. ♪ >> oh, baby!cheers and applause] >> let me be the first to say, greetings from asbury park, and new jersey! up and down the state, from the shore to the delaware river. on the pine barons to the sky lands, cities, suburbs, i have campaigned on one very clear pledge. i've got your back. i said it in june, and i am so grateful to say it today. you have always had mine. [applause] >> tonight, we declare the days of division are over. we will move forward together. this is exactly who we are, new jersey. we have each other's backs. to believe in each of us is to believe in all of us. 18 months ago i chose to run for governor on a belief that new jersey's best days are before us. that our future is unlimited, and that web been failed by leadership that has forgotten what it meant to dream big. for 541 days we have asked new jersey citizens to join us. first, we did a whole lot of listening. then we asked folks to listen to our ideas and to decide for themselves if they wanted to change the direction. t

thanks, guys. >> new jersey has new governor. his name is murphy. if you listen to the campaign in the speech last night. he has an awful lot of priorities including raising taxes and other things. within with thing we don't hear a lot about other than the general discuffings infratires the transit and the computer tell that new jerseyans go through all the time. i want to bring in somebody that has been a hawk on this another past couple of years. d.c. and station manager for wwwor my 9 in see cau caucus. dow ape, welcome. how are you? >> hi, bill. how are you? >> so i got ask you. if you had just let's say three minutes with the new governor. what would you talk to him about as far as nj tran. i would tell hem the same thing told kim when i spoke to the lieutenant governor all along. that's the system is a mess. it is not going to get fixed by band-aiding over it. ette i needs to be cleaned up from top bottom. we have to start with firing the executive director of new jersey transit. steve san to rowe getting rid of the board of new jersey transit

a surveillance image of inside a new jersey home depot. minutes before investigators say he committed the deadliest terror attack in new york city since 9/11. a truck rented there. his weapon of choice. 24 hours later, he was wheeled into a federal courtroom. where he showed no remorse. >> jimmy fought through tears as he talked about his son. the new jersey native was one of eight people killed in the attack. >> funniest thing. how much he doesn't ride a bike in that line. >> reporter: other victims a mom from belgium and five friends from argentina. this video shows the riding on the bike path where the carnage took place. court documents show he drove from the home depot. to the george washington bridge around 3:00 yesterday. 20 minutes later, he made his way down the west side highway. where he plowed entood people on the bike path. police say he planned to continue to the brooklyn bridge. he ended up ramming into a school bus with disabled children on board. nypd officer shot him when the suspect left the rental truck. >> i understand

reporter: i am comes from the hall to be party of new jersey next governor. democrat phil murphy beat out republican kim guadagno. that is what we've been hearing from polls, that new jerseyians do not want another round of republican politics, governor christie was asked whether a potential loss by the republican, kim guadagno would be a referendum to his go governorship. >> it is not, i say this over and over. history of this state shows that you people vote for candidates on the ballot, not anyone el. reporter: polls have tightened. but murphy held a double digit lead over kim jong-un. hkim guadagno kim kim. he has been boosted by big name democratic like bon jovi, but kim seemed optimistic. it appears the bus tour was not enough, we're hearing about mayor bill de blasio with a win beating out republican nicole malliotakis. and independent bo dietl. in virginia another democrat win. you hear, sounds like the party is getting starts, in virginia, a ralph northam has won virginia governor race, defeating republican ed gil gillepsie. bill: appreciate that repo

eentleman from new jersey. the g from new jersey. mr. palle: m speaker, i d one minute to th gentlemafrom texas, mr. doggett. the speaker p tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for one minute. mr. doggett: the cldren's health insurance pgram began asa trul bipartisan initiative, b nowt is being overwhelmed by republican indifference. soow is it on their priority is that theleft t -- let e law expire. three tates have alrdy required emergency funding. and 400,000 texas children a at risk if this program ll not be contied. in the face of this crisis, tir response is, we won't put another new dolr into this progm unless we take from medice benefiaries why should e begin a process where we call on those who rely on medire to pay for nonmicare purposes? it's wron and the second y they propose to fu this bill is byeducing c health prevention. whether it is zikand west nile viru where i live down texas, or it's the opioid crisis which is affecting state lie everother one surewe're glad to hear presint trumdo a tweet and give a speech

here are the front pages from virginia and new jersey. ly thelighted not governor's races but also the races in the house of delegates there and the bourbon county record this morning "a new era for new jersey," the subhead of one story saying the democrat stands as the anti-christie. take a look at the exit polling that out of the states, specific we political -- specifically politico looking at the exit polling. among 57% of the voters who disapproved of the president's , they beat him 87% to 11%. nearly half of virginia voters, 47% strongly disapprove of trump, and northam 195% of that vote. in other words, nearly 45% of the votes cast were from strong race.disapprove half of virginia voters said trump was a reason for their vote, with twice as many saying there were voting to oppose trump am a 34 percent, as to support him, 17%. northam 197% of voters for whom opposing trump was a factor -- for whomf voters opposing trump was a factor. ralph northam is now the victor, and -- in new jersey. some of the people commenting on twitter, chri

. >> new jersey going to pot. new governor-elect coming in, he has legislature behind him, they want to legalize marijuana. and ivanka trump in new jersey talking about new tax plan. >> we need a tax coat to reflect modern reality. bill: it will save you money? it might, we'll talk about it later in the show. and it is freezing. it is going to continue, dan zarrow will have details, i'm bill spadea, this is "chasing news." >> u.s. senator bob menendez on trial for corruption and rub bribery. >> ale jurors save one, had been deliberates since monday. and i would hope that at the end of the day after they finish tomorrow, that those who continue to believe in my innocence, will stand strong. bill: mark is in newark at courthouse, what do have you. reporter: exciting day here, judge william, instructing jury to come back tomorrow after the jury passed a note to the judge saying we're deadlocked. bill: have you ever seen anything like this, usually you hear about a deadlock jury that is it. we'll go back at this. have

the gentleman from new jersey. the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pallone: mr. speaker, i yield one minute to the gentleman from texas, mr. doggett. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for one minute. mr. doggett: the children's health insurance program began as a truly bipartisan initiative, but now it is being overwhelmed by republican indifference. so low is it on their priority list that they left the -- let the law expire. three states have already required emergency funding. and 400,000 texas children are at risk if this program will not be continued. in the face of this crisis, their response is, we won't put another new dollar into this program unless we take it from medicare beneficiaries. why should we begin a process where we call on those who rely on medicare to pay for nonmedicare purposes? it's wrong. and the second way they propose to fund this bill is by reducing public health prevention. whether it is zika and west nile virus, where i live down in texas, or it's the opioid crisis which is affecting our state like ever

christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward.y smile is bright, i feel ready to shine. some whitening toothpastes, only remove surface stains. colgate optic white high impact white is different. it has hydrogen peroxide to whiten four shades for a visibly whiter smile. trust your smile to colgate optic white. >> coming back from beautiful shot from skyfox flying around this morning for you. look at downtown. see all of the light on the comcast building going up? basically construction lights, because nobody is in there yet. >> but look how beautiful the sky right now. oh, that's beautiful shot. >> gorgeous. all right, the choppers are up over lower manhattan, as well, where steve is this morning at 6:56. steve? >> so we will be talking with steve. >> we are live here with police here on the west side highway by the bike path, which is still shut down, and investigators, as far as we can see, just as the sun seems to about to come up here, 16 hours after this joseph, i'm steve. how are you? nice to meet you sir. nice to meet you.

whenever she comes back to new jersey -- >> the jersey girl. >> yeah.hey let me back and forth for free, too. kidding. starting in pennsauken, 73 at route 130. looks good now. the southbound and northbound looks good. that's okay. we're watching a few things. a new crash in uppermoreland on easton at sycamore avenue. police activity. and a water main break at east main and walnut. the blue route looks okay. we starting to see slowdowns in spots. something's going on here. this jumped up a little bit on the 22-minute drive time here on the southbound side from the schuylkill to 95. speeds dropping into the 40s. i'll check in to see what that is. we'll also have one more hit coming up in five minutes. >> thank you. >>> here's a look at the newest member of your philadelphia eagles arriving in town yesterday. the birds acquired jay ajayi. the first practice, should be expected to practice today later with the team. and jay is known for being a physical runner. expected to bring explosive power to the birds' offense. nbc10 the official station of the 7-1 ea

christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. nice to meet you sir. joseph, i'm nice to meet you.u? how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. deep down in his heart he feels for people who are disadvantaged. lauren's a light in everybody eye. she's the spark that has started the fire. the goal is to keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. see, i love you. i love you guys too. you know that. yeah. >> following latest news out of new york city, at least l eight people dead, dozen hurt what th

in new jersey, it means democrats have retained unified control of new jersey for the first time since chris christie took office. they control much as the governorship, that both sides of the assembly. unified state government across the country. republicans have, i believe, 26 unified republican governments. that is a key point for democrats. the other thing is, democrats have been at a historic low for governorships over the last year and they have climbed out of that with the election of phil murphy. host: this is a tweet the speaking ine is south korea, the second stop on a five nation asian tour. he began in tokyo over the weekend, he will be in china and then of vietnam in the philippines. a short while ago, he wrote the following "ed gillespie worked hard but did not embrace me or what i stand for, forget republicans won four out of four house seats, and with the economy doing record numbers, we will continue to win even bigger than before," your takeaway? zach: the president is looking at the results and thing he has to did some -- has to distance himself from an gillespie. ob

in new jersey, the median household income is $72,000.o, it's higher, so it's defined differently. will all middle class taxpayers in states like new jersey--? kellyanne: well, respectfully, every time president obama and others raised our taxes, did anybody make that argument to them? "hey, you shouldn't raise all of our taxes because we make more money, or we make less money. what about the people who don't pay taxes and get, you know, get tax breaks?" so, this all goes back to fairness. lauren: i asked kellyanne conway if the president would release his tax returns so americans could see how all of this would affect him. she told me that he says he will not release them right now because he's under audit and would do so when his lawyers tell him he should. in washington, d.c., i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. rosemary: the white house hopes the final bill will be on the president's desk by christmas. next, on "nbc 10 @ issue," no eagles today? no problem, we got you covered. former player barrett brooks is in the house to discuss how the

the gentlelady from new jersey is recognized. mrs. watson coleman: thank you, mr. speaker. i now like to yield my colleague from the state of washington, representative kilmer, as much time as he may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington is recognized for as much time as he wishes to use. mr. kilmer: thank you, mr. speaker. and i thank the gentlelady for yielding. imagine you're a coder and you have a great idea for an app that predicts the weather or identifies traffic flows or helps people navigate the social service system and you know how to code the app but you can't afford to set up your own system to collect the data, the weather data or the traffic data or what have you. now, imagine you build the app and you can pull data that the government is already collecting so you can build the app and use the data, and it turns out that you got something that's either good at predicting the weather or helping commuters or helping folks navigate the social service system or whatever and it grows into a business

the steadiest rain will be in new jersey including the shore. dry now. that changes this afternoon. n delaware, you'll get a share of rain, too. over half an inch likely in delaware and south jersey. north and west could see one-third inch of rain in philadelphia. it dries out tonight. >> thank you. >>> if you don't mind -- >> i'll be doing mine, too. what's your pass code? >> we'll have local updates throughout the morning. >>> good morning. deadly mistake. the pentagon investigating a major error by the air force that allowed the gunman behind that horrific church shooting to buy the assault rifle used in the rampage. officials now revaili inin inin he wore a face mask with a skull on it. a survivor speaking out. >> you could see his feet. >> we'll have the latest from texas this morning. >>> breaking overnight, president trump arrives in south korea, amid escalatine ining te with its neighbor to the north. >> north korea is a world war threat, that

of course, one of the big races is for new jersey governor, right? ican candidate lieutenant governor kick gagging today know join us gone day today. among the topics the deadly terror tack in new york city city. >> it's awful what's happened to those eight families and to those numbers that went into t the -- hit by the truck, but as former federal prosecutor, former state prosecutor, i know we immediate to make new jersey more save the way to do that to do better vetting ton not make new jersey a sanctuary state. >> we did extend an invitation to have her opponent phil murphy on good day as well. as today of, his campaign has declined because his schedule is just too packed it says. >>> follow up on monday's getting results report from bruce gordon about a dangerous intersection in philadelphia. we have learn the philadelphia streets department came out to replace the yellow light bulbs on three of those four malfunctioning traffic signals at 59th and catherine. city crews finish paving a hole near the intersection that's been slowing traffic since

eentleman from new jersey. the g from new jersey. mr. palle: m speaker, i d one minute to th gentlemafrom texas, mr. doggett. the speaker p tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for one minute. mr. doggett: the cldren's health insurance pgram began asa trul bipartisan initiative, b nowt is being overwhelmed by republican indifference. soow is it on their priority is that theleft t -- let e law expire. three tates have alrdy required emergency funding. and 400,000 texas children a at risk if this program ll not be contied. in the face of this crisis, tir response is, we won't put another new dolr into this progm unless we take from medice benefiaries why should e begin a process where we call on those who rely on medire to pay for nonmicare purposes? it's wron and the second y they propose to fu this bill is byeducing c health prevention. whether it is zikand west nile viru where i live down texas, or it's the opioid crisis which is affecting state lie everother one surewe're glad to hear presint trumdo a tweet and give a speech

lots of sunshine and 76 at new jersey. t the shore, we'll have the fog that will disappear. 73 degrees this afternoon. we'll enjoy 70s today. cooler for the weekend. the good news, this is going to be a longer weekend because we get an hour back. >> we like all of it. mid 70s, extra hour. we'll take it. >>> we'll have legal updates throughout the morning. you can always get local news, weather, and traffic on the nbc10 app. >>> good morning. breaking overnight, shutdown. president trump's twitter account mysteriously disappears for 11 minutes. the company blaming a rogue employee on their last day of work. this morning what twitter is doing to make sure that doesn't happen again. >>> under fire. attorney general jeff sessions facing new scrutiny in the russia investigation. just what did he know during the campaign? and did he lie about it under oath? as washington gets set for the battle over the republicans' new tax plan. >>> growing scandal. shocking accusations against kevin spacey tied to his behavior on the set of "ho

i mean, the tri-state new york and new jersey have all high tax base. they're not-- >> go to the south. i got family-- >> well not only that but-- >> so many new yorkers in these places that are escaping this. >> neil: i think that deirdre raises a good point. they can't all leave in mass. >> that's the problem those who can't are the ones that will work as hard enough and get taxed enough but so many people. >> i don't agree right away. >> neil: maybe so. all right, adam, you were saying >> well but charles, you're sitting there as the perfect example. you're one of these people. >> i've got the earpiece and i can't go. >> neil: yeah. >> that's my point and you're not alone my friend. you're not alone. i mean nobody likes truly neil nobody likes paying higher taxes >> neil: i think liberals do. i do. i think they actually enjoy it if they can inflict pain. >> [laughter] but the fact is these rich people you're talking about they are just as tethered to this. >> some are, some aren't look at it. there's an exodus out of new jersey, out of california part

and new jersey with their dedication to the people of new jersey especially my chief of staff with my political director in and my special assistant. let me say a few things. the way this case started was wrong the way it was investigated was wrong the way it was prosecuted was wrong in the way it was tried was wrong as well. certain elements of the fbi cannot understand or accept that latino community can grow up to the united states senator and be honest i cannot even begin to tell you how many people have come to tell the fbi went to them and said what can you give us on menendez? that is not what the fbi or department of justice is supposed to be doing and they should not be leaking to the press during the early stages of their investigation which violated my rights to a fair process. i have made my share of mistakes that they were never crime. thinking about our system of justice is truly a system of justice you can afford and stand by so many feel it is elusive but for supporters across the country who believed in me knew who i am and what i stand for i could never have afforded

and new jersey for their loyalty and above all their dedication to the people of new jersey. pecially fred, my chief of staff, my political director and my special assistant. now let me say a few things. the way this case started was wrong, the way it was investigated was wrong, the way it was prosecuted was wrong, and the way it was tried was wrong as well. certain elements of the f.b.i. and of our state cannot understand or even worse accept that the latino kid from union city and hudson county can grow up to be a united states senator and be honest. i can't even begin to tell you how many people have come to tell me that the f.b.i. went to them and asked them what can you give us on menendez? that is not what the f.b.i. and the department of justice is supposed to be doing. and they are not supposed to be leaking to the press during the early stages of their my stigation which violated rights to a fair process. i have made my share of mistakes, but my mistakes were never a crime. i have learned through this process a lot about our system of justice. it is truly a system of

in less than an hour, polls will open in new jersey. voters will choose the next governor. the winner succeeding chris christie will be the first new chief executive of the garden state in eight years. >> nbc10's matt delucia is live for us at a polling place in cherry hill. matt, what do voters need to know this morning? >> reporter: the big question will be who will succeed chris christie in trenton come january. the voters will make the decision today. polling places like this one along route 70 in cherry hill will be opening one hour from now. all polls in new jersey open at 6:00 a.m. democrat phil murphy was scheduled to vote in monmouth county at noon. before he costs his ballot, he's scheduled to make two stops in south jersey including a get out the vote rally in swedesboro and another stop in burlington county. republican kim guadagno is scheduled to vote in monmouth county, as well. both candidates have been pushing hard since the primary in june. guadagno, by the way, as you might well know, is the current lieutenant governor. he is looking to slide up to -- she i

i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. >>> sharing heartbreak. new details we're learning about the victims of the massacre at the texas church. >>> race for governor. it's election day, and voters will decide who will be the next person to lead new jersey. we break down the issues that are dividing the candidates. >>> teachers with a badge. new lessons philadelphia students are learning that could help bring a community closer together. still laughing about how to fix the iphone glitch. we'll get to that. >>> good morning, this is "nbc10 news today" first look at 4. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm two. two you're wondering -- i'm via sikahema. you're wondering where fall is -- it's here. we'll get to meteorologist bill henley. >>> finally back to normal, that means 30s and low 40s. 43 now in philadelphia. dry and even a little bit colder in the lehigh valley. 36 this hour. clouds start moving in this morning. by 10:00, it turns cloudy. 45 degrees at 10:00 this morning. this afternoon, some neighborhoods in the 50s, but the rain will be falling. it mov

i want to thank the hundreds in new jersey who i encountered in the last 10 weeks, who overwhelmingly expressed their support and prayers. staff in newnk my jersey for their loyalty, and above all, their dedication. especially, my chief of staff. ortega.e let me say a few things. wasway this case started wrong. the way it was investigated was wrong. way it was prosecuted was wrong, and the way it was tried was wrong as well. there certain moments of the fbi and our state -- they cannot that it cannot accept the latino kid from union city and hudson county -- can grow up to be a united states senator and be honest. i can't begin to tell you how many people have come to tout that the fbi went to them and asked, what can you give us on menendez? the just -- the justice is supposed to be doing this. they leaked this to the press during the early stages of the investigation. i have made my share of mistakes, but my mistakes were never a crime. i've learned through this process, a lot. it is truly a system of justice you can afford. so many americans feel that justice is elusive. for suppor

father's tax plan, first daughter and presidential adviser ivanka trump is coming to ocean county, new jersey, to break down how the new tax bill would impact property taxes for people in the garden state. katy zachry live in the digital operations center. >> reporter: there is growing pressure on moderate republicans, some who have already come out against the tax reform plan. the house and senate have released their versions of the plan. both proposed changes to the state and local tax deduction. the senate's plan eliminates that entirely. the house plan caps it at $10,000 and requires it be applied to property taxes. this affects states with higher taxes and home prices like new jersey. the fight is heating up with the first daughter, ivanka trump, speaking in favor of the tax reform this morning. here's what she said to voters in bucks county. >> the focus and the stated focus consistent ly by the administration is this is a priority. >> it's a dagger to the heart of new york, a dagger to the heart of new jersey. >> new york senator chuck schumer said that solid opposition from politician

but it's a big deal for millions of americans in states like new york and new jersey. eve sweeney recognizes that and with the incoming democratic administration, a governor like phil murphy, democrats will have control of all legislative branches and the governor's house in the new year. so senate president, very good to have you. thanks for coming. >> thanks for having me, neil. >> neil: you expressed concern as well, this development obviously would hurt residents in your state. what i caught, senator, this idea that maybe you might or the state might rethink a million near's tax. could you just state what you're looking at now? >> you know, neil, with this federal tax cut that is coming down the road, it's going to hurt states like new jersey enormously. we can't ignore it. we have to hit the because button. the outcome of this federal tax cut, which again, i'm wondering what happened to the deficit hawks in washington, but the tax cut will hurt new jersey in a big way. we can't afford to lose thousands of people that make up a large piece of our tax base. you know,

police say go on the crime spree in our area >>> big changes begin today concerning smoking laws in new jersey we will tell but the new age to light up. it is wednesday november 1st good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> aim rahel solomon. that you will plus big change to the camden waterfront could be on the way but first a check of the forecast with katie and road with meisha. >> happy hump day. guess what we will talk about today. >> construction. >> lots of it is out there. it will effect almost everyone out there. >> quiet weather-wise right now. >> oh, dear. >> indeed. >> yes. >> tis the sees on too on these early mornings when it is still so dark, so late in the morning. >> yes. >> exactly, yes. you get my idea here, exactly. you have to watch out for that , you know, as we go throughout the day here through north and west there will likely be a couple showers, at the moment, nothing to spot here, on storm scan three say for cloud cover starting to increases specially in those areas to the north and west but it is chilly, look at these temperatures, still only in the mid 30's from allentown

we're also watching new jersey. here around the new jersey turnpike. now traffic with the taillights moving away from the screen headed to the delaware memorial bridge. no problems at least for now. back to you. >>> terror in manhattan. at least eight people were killed and 11 others seriously hurt in an attack in the community no stranger to tragedy. >>> the suspect rented a pickup truck from passaic, new jersey, and then mowed down pedestrians and cyclists along a busy bike path yesterday. he also slammed into a school bus in the shadow of the world trade center. >> and new this morning, ride-sharing service uber says the suspect passed their background check and was one of their drivers. the suspect was shot by police after jumping out of a truck with paint ball and bellet guns. he's in critical condition but expected to survive. he left a note claiming he did this for isis, though investigators believe it was a lone wolf attack. we have live coverage this morning as investigators try to trace the suspect's last moves. we start with nbc10's dray cla

of us is to believe in all of us. 18 months ago, i chose to run for governor on a belief that new jersey's best days are before us, that our future is unlimited, and that we have been failed by leadership which forgot what it meant to dream big. for 541 days we have asked new jerseyans to join us. first we did a whole lot of listening, then we asked folks to listen to our ideas and to decide for themselves if they wanted a change in direction. the military veteran uneasy about his access to health care, the young person simply hoping for an equal opportunity to work, the woman worried if her planned parenthood clinic will be open so she can get a cancer screening. the victim of anti-semitic or other hateful actions, the senior citizen losing sleep over whether she'll be able to continue to stay in her home and the college graduate doubtful if they can ever even afford a home. the parents anxious about the funding of their children's school and also anxious about protecting them from gun violence, the small business owner concerned about her long-term prospects in an economy that is stubbor

goes to whenever crucial races in new jersey, in virginia. trish regan will be helping us as well. a lot of other crucial races as well to report in washington state. so much else going on in new york city. busy busy night. trish: this is a big one for you. neil: exactly, there you go. trish: be there with you. looking forward to it, neil. lawmakers are making changes on capitol hill. the white house is determined to get tax reform done this year. today president trump's top economic advisors will meet with eight senate democrats because, let's face it, the republicans can not do this one alone. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." we said it over and over again. i certainly told you. there are a lot of things i like about this bill. a whole lot of things i like about the gop tax bill. a lot of great things, offering tax relief for millions of americans, that's good. corporate tax relief? that's good. you know what? it is not all good. it is not all good because the bill doesn't do enough to stop some big loopholes and the bill still punishes success. wi

in new jersey the state i'm involved in we're prohibiting economic conduct there is no prohibition on free speech speech any business can hate israel any business can hate whoever they want what they can't do is they can't discriminate in the conduct of the a business if you discriminate in the conduct of your business that is prohibited and the supreme court and and a whole number of state legislative efforts have clearly stated that that is permissible to prohibit can i add something that i did so it should i never have the same to get from i was so i wouldn't stay up to speed the same speed that we're at and just show you something here from the jerusalem post it annoyed becomes the first state to list company sponsored business due to b.t.s. so there is. a movement among certain states in the united states for them to penalize anybody who said that you know us movement when did this start to happen the state legislation to i'll come back to because i know you're very relevant to this as well i just want to just baby step our way through this. when did this start to happen when did

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christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. >>> pennsylvania is cashing in on gambling and opening up opportunities for players. >> governor kenny is signing an expansion plan that includes online gaming. the law change is already bringing cash for the state and giving players for free ring. nbc randy gyllenhaal where fast transformation is happening. >> reporter: yes, one of the first casinos to do that and allowing people who are not staying at the resort to use the gambling and the slot machines here. you use to have to wait if you were not staying at the casinos it was annoying for people who just want to show up using slot machines. now, you have signs everywhere, don't pay, yjust play. this was apart of the expansion that was signed by governor wolf. the new law will allow casinos like this to expand if they so choose more slot machines and possibly poker table. take a listen. >> part of the bill was the additional expansion for 250 machines. that's something that we are lookin

extra charges for kids why new jersey diners only adding gratuity to young's people checks. honey, what are you doing? watching a cow...? what's it doing? impressions start your day with the new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. >>> a quarter to 6:00 right now. be lhonest, do you show respect for bikers on the road. >> mike delucia looks at what you need to know. >> reporter: randy lobasso found the convenience of riding a bike. >> putting more order into the streets and slow traffic down and reducing weaving. >> reporter: some motorists have complained to the city about losing their plalanes to two wheelers. >> i thought that, too. >> reporter: how dangerous are bikes? >> last year throughout pennsylvania, they were shy of 1300 pibicyclist injuries. >> most of them are avoidable. they happen because people have been speeding or distracted. jim kennedy unveiled a plan by the year of 2030. these riders say there is room for improvements. >> you look at the streets, not just in terms of thourowing in bike lanes. it can be a great addition. >> as long as everyone follow

trish: new jersey, new york, california, you have a big ability to write off.he state has the ability to use that funding the way they want. and that's important obviously to taxpayers. but in terms of actual fairness, i made the point should texas, florida, new hampshire, states with no income tax pay a bigger price because all their money goes to the federal government while we have the opportunity to deduct what we are paying in new york state or new york city. we are more prosperous than some of these other places like new hampshire. but the biggy here. if they delay corporate taxes, they think it will save them $100 bill. you have to spend money to make money. neil: it's already watered down. trish: you know what they haven't touched in the private equity carried interest loopholes. they haven't gone after that. that's something the president told them to do. that it's not fair private equity folks are paying capital gains instead of income tax. neil: what's going on in virginia and new jersey, but you have had a chance getting a look at what's on people's

in new jersey. they close at 8 o'clock tonight. so come on out and vote. ive in cherry hill, katherine scott, channel6 "action news. tam. >> good advice, katherine. thank you. >>> philadelphia the big race today is for district attorney. democrat larry krasner and republican beth grossman are vying for the spot vacated by seth williams who was convicted of corruption. >>> "action news" and 6abc.com will have complete coverage of all these and other local races so join us tonight for election results. >> new this morning, president trump has arrived in south korea for the second stop of his five nation tour of asia. the president and first lady landed outside seoul late last night for his 24 hour visit. president trump met with american and south korean troops and held talks with south korean president. the president also announced plans to discuss a solution to the nuclear threat posed by north korea. >> we will be meeting with various generals about the situation in north korea and i think we'll have lots of good answers and ultimately it will all work out

a free warning in effect nor northeastern new jersey through the five boro os of new york and temperatures will drop nomly to the low of 32 tonight but well to the 20's and in fact i expect record lows to be not only broken but smashed and we bottom out around 20 degrees across the area. record lows way higher than. so record bookkeepers have erasers at the ready and looks like we very new entries by time on saturday. your forecast for tonight, gain, we bott testimony out around 20 degrees and that is cold. you add in a little beth of a breeze and it feels even colder the windchill in the teens for part of the overnights and that is winds dying down with eptishine and temperatures come up a little bit. we top out around 40 degrees and that is cold for mid-november and you are going to need the sweater, jacket or coat. sunday we top out upper 46 tee around 50 degrees still pea low normal but not bad. mostly cloudy day and we say l may see showers season sunday night and the forecast ex week below normal. no big storm on the horizon. for the least temperatures forecast and weather info, don'

. >> in new jersey, another big win for democrats. >> new jersey sent an unmistakable message to the united states. we are better than this. >> donald trump was undeniably on the ballot in a number of races. >> the nation's first openly transgender elected official. danica roan knocking off one of virginia's most prominent social conservatives. >> who's ever needed someone to stand up for them when they didn't have a voice of their own because there's no one else who is with them. this one's for you. >> and it all comes exactly one year after the president was first elected. >> north korea is not the paradise your grandfather envisioned. it is a hell that no person deserves. do not underestimate us and do not try us. >> the president attempting to pull off a surprise visit to the dmz. bad weather forced to abandon the mission. >> reaching out to democrats over the gop tax plan. calling 12 senate democrats from overseas telling them my accountant called me and said you're going to get killed in this bill. >> over the dysfunction in the senate. >> all right. democrats waking up to the

will be coming to new jersey with me to announce that new jersey has received their waiver. and hundreds of beds will open within the next six months for people who need drug treatment. these are folks who are the neediest in our society. those folks who qualify for medicaid. we need to increase physician education across the nation. and we need to decrease the influence of the pharmaceutical industry on that education. see, right now most doctors only get their education from the very companies that are producing the pills they want them to prescribe. now, as chairman gowdy said, i am a former prosecutor, and that makes me a little bit skeptical and i'm from new jersey which makes me completely cynical. and so what that tells me is, if the only education physicians are getting are from those people who want them to prescribe these pills and that 2015, 259 million prescriptions for opioids were written in this country, enough to give every adult in this country their own bottle of 30 ills, 259 million, we are 4% of the world's population and we consume 85% of the world's opi

also for new jersey, 55 degrees.ight now this is where we're seeing some more widespread fog in new jersey. it's going to be slow to clear. some lingering fog first thing this morning. once that temperature climbs, even a little bit, we'll see the fog thin out. bright sunshine at lunchtime. a few scattered clouds later this afternoon. 70s for new jersey. and right up to 70 degrees at the shore. any fog around this morning at the shore will dissipate. now, atlantic city just inland is reporting some thick fog. and delaware, you've got some spots of fog, too, especially in northern delaware. in northern new castle county. 54 degrees now. once the temperature warms into the 60s, sunshine. look at that sunshine for 10:00. for noontime. then a few clouds moving in this afternoon. there's a slight chance of a sprinkle later in the day for a few neighborhoods in delaware. and a chance you might see umbrellas going up this weekend, too. a look at the weekend ahead. >>> no love, why you will have to wait longer to see philade