i've been chasing the controversy over whether or not a dolphin that was swimming up in new jersey river and then was later killed had medical privacy rights. here's what i found out about the story so far. carly citroen who lives near the south river in middlesex county she filed a request to the state for the necropsy -- necropsy report after the dolphin was killed in august. and necropsy is basically an autopsy for animals. the department of agriculture got that to her denying the request on the ground of medical privacy rights. the idea of the dolphin having privacy rights seems absurd that it raise questions as to how it. i was at the marine mammal center in brigantine new jersey to talk to bob shell top who is the founder of the training i actually have a copy of the necropsy reportedly goes over all the reasons that this animal died but far broke it down for me. >> vienna was extremely emaciated. it had no body fat whatsoever. you could see the bones from the ribs and the dorsal area showing through the skin. >> the dolphin had a virus in the virus killed hundreds of dolphins prev

. ♪ >> they had the euthanize the dolphin found swimming in a new jersey river. t want to look bad. >> the poor dolphin was sick. ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. >>> good morning, i'm fox 29 meteorologist kathy orr. the arctic chill is already descending on the delaware valley. we will be waking up to wind chills in the single numbers to the north and west of philadelphia wind chills below zero. we will warm it up only to 30. so this cold air will be with us throughout the day wednesday. rebounding in the 40s thursday. mild friday. watching our next storm system bringing rain maybe even a chance of wet snow n (humming) d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunts) (grunting) (grunting) (grunting) (grunting) huh? ay, caramba! (chuckles) i haven't ridden a bike since lance armstrong was a good guy. geez, lis, you're riding the girliest bike in the world. ooh, i stand corrected. (hums) hey, dipwad, bikes only. i need to pay my water bill. not on motorized transport, you don't. what you need to get is out of our way.

. >> swimming in it new jersey river last august is the question after she found out the dolphin had died. she obviously filed an open records request. >> july or august and did not get one back. the request i got back said basically that due to the individual privacy of the dolphin i was going to be and that they were private for that reason. >> actually an autopsy for animals. yes, the department of environmental protection was claiming that they could not release this for privacy. the privacy of the dolphin. >> i live in the area and knew a dolphin had found its way and then wanted to figure out what happened to happens to it. >> the organization that rescue this dolphin actually came out and said that the dolphin was in such bad shape when they got it, it had not eaten in six months, had a virus. bill: someone must've thought dolphins are at the same level as people. >> they kind of arm. i am outraged because there is an existing bill of rights for dolphins and whales. and the number one thing on it is every individual dolphin noel has the right to life. >> the dolphin did not ha

. >> the dolphin found swimming in a new jersey river last august is the question after she found oute dolphin had died. she obviously filed an open records request. >> a file the request over the summer and did not get it back. basically due to the individual privacy i would be unable to access the records and that they were private for that reason. >> the department of environmental protection. bill: privacy. >> claiming they could not release this for privacy. >> i wanted to figure out what happened to it. >> the marine mammal. they came out and said the dolphin was in such bad shape and they got it it had not eaten in six months. this an out of virus. >> they had put it down. bill: must've thought the dolphinsdolphins are at the same level as people. >> they kind of art. every individual dolphin orwell has the right to life >> did not have to be euthanized. who is standing up for the dolphins rights? bill: to the.of the marine mammal center, people look at dolphins like people. they would have treated. what next? we don't know. dogs, cats when you just don't know. >> the board dol

a woman who disappeared, found after driving into a new jersey river. >> plus get ready for a one-two punch. the bitter blast of cold. good evening. >> new york city has issued a sanitation cewsom are getting ready to roll. >> that snow came down heavy at times and the first time you could see it covering cars and grassy areas in the city. >> take a look at this video from old bridge new jersey the snow starting to blanket the roadways making them pretty slick and after this comes arctic air. we are tracking all of this. erica. >> the real slick conditions arrive tomorrow because the snow from today is going to refreeze on the roadways and sidewalks causing some problems. right now we aren't looking at advisories except in southern new jersey where the weather advisory will expire at the end of this hour. you can see the counties included in that. they got more snow there. here's a picture from ocean county. thank you betty. we were expecting between a dusting and coating. this is a pretty thick coating. some especially farther to the south getting up to an inch of snow. the back edge

new jersey, route 70 westbound, before route 636 that right lane is blocked right now, and also, mass transit running a special schedule formatter inch luther king day, septa, in urge emergency transit buses, new jersey river line, always make sure to check your schedules on line for, that also disable vehicle, the northeast ex it n sean near lansdale, right lane blocked right now. erika, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you the today honoring the legacy of doctor martin luther king. many people plan to spend this holiday performing community service. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joining us now aside the historic girard college, thousands of volunteers later today, jan, good morning. >> erika, good morning, this is the largest martin luther king day of service event in the entire country, talking about 140,000 volunteers, at some 1800 project spread throughout the region here at girard college the signature event, where in just couple of hours 5,000 volunteers will converge here for number of activities. tom bernstein here, the founder and director of the greater philadelphia martin luther king day of service, todd, big day ahead, long day, great day with a loft events. what's going on? >> well

. >> reporter: tonight, record-breaking flooding in parts of new jersey. rivers. huge chunks of ice floating down the streets. now, the people here, cleaning up. wildwood, taking on two feet of water. >> four, five inches higher than sandy. >> reporter: and it will cost more, too. >> about $50,000. >> reporter: he doesn't have flood insurance, but says he will somehow re-open. hundreds of people had to be rescued from the flood waters. like this man in ocean city, and this little girl carried out of her home by police. we tagged along as emergency crews helped this elderly woman return to her apartment. okay, you're home. >> i'm home. >> reporter: this is what the town of stone harbor looks like now, but take a look at it on saturday. more than three feet of standing water in the streets. but tonight, some towns faring like belmar. the sand dune kept the town dry. and back here in the deli, the flood waters are completely gone. stuff he's going to have to throw away. tom, he says he hopes to be back in business by the summer. >> we hope he does as well. linzie, th

and arguing it back and forth. >> reporter: under a new policy proposed in the toms river, new jersey school district, transgender students will be able to be identified by the name and gender they identify with rather than the gender they have by nature. >> i have friends that are transgender. it's a beautiful thing. so you know what? let them be them. >> reporter: the policy board of education week joins a national conversation of what some call civil rights of this generation but some oppose it. we spoke to the president of move the earth ministries to started a petition against aspect of the policy. >> when they want to access [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: he does not have children in the district. some students agree with him. >> it's kind of awkward because, like, let's say you know a boy and then you see a girl and then you're like weren't you a boy? it's awkward. >> reporter: under federal law transgender students are protected and that includes using the bathroom and locker room facilities of their choice. >> you have to accommodate these kind of people. you can't just shun

. >> reporter: we are having comiewn indications -- communications problems, new jersey river line seeing half hour delays. king of prussia, the ramp 2 oh, 2 northbound to the schuylkill expressway eastbound we had a big accident. we have a truck off to the side, but traffic is moving better. it's all because of truck hours ago lost its load of steel beams. it took forever tore get the heavy -- to get the heavy equipment up and out of there. traffic is moving better there in the king of prussia area. hanover township we have an accident. there are injuries on the scene, emergency workers on swamp pike stick to 73 because fire and police crews are restricting traffic. 309 southbound at 563 we're hearing someone trapped in the wreckage of one of the vehicles, another terrible accident this morning, fire and police crews on the scene with this one, too, tam. >>> thank you, karen. >>> talking about breaking news, chopper 6 live over a fire in burlington, new jersey. since we updated you a few moments ago, we learned one person was injured in the fire. look at the huge flames and smoke coming

take a look at this, septa, new jersey transit buses, new jersey river line, make note of that.o route 38 buses detoured due to construction, starting today, at 7:00 a.m. until july 19th. make note of that, also, and i'll be tweeting this all out this morning, as well. construction northeast extension southbound near lansdale that right lane still blocked right now, erika, back over to you. >> meisha, a thank youment clean up effort underway in central florida today after deadly tornados leave path of destruction, just heart break to go see these images here. one twitter killed couple and injured four children, when it topple their mobile home in man tee county. a second tornado touched down near see he is that key where two people were pulled from the rubble. dozen every homes were destroyed, or damaged. >> authorities in michigan say heavy snow led to white-out conditions and deadly 50 car pile up. one person was killed, when a semi jackknifed and crushed two cars. the chain reaction collision caught many drivers by surprise. >> out of no where i was hit by a semi truck. which

a groundbreaking new proposal at a new jersey school-- for transgender students -- if approved. the new proposal -- at the toms river new jersey's school district-- would identify transgender students by the name and gender they identify with...instead of the one they were born with. it would also allow them to use facilities associated with that gender...but some are against it. "when they want to access the bathrooms and locker rooms of biological opposite sex, that breaks the social contract of the student body, and puts everyone's privacy and safety at risk." ( sal cagnina, toms river resident) "i have friends that are transgender and you know what? it's a beautiful thing. so you know what? let them be them." the school's superintendent says the proposal would provide support to staff and students alike. and ensure the healthy development of all students--includin g those who are transgender. a 17-year old racks up nearly 8-thousand dollars in purchases through his x- box... and his parents are stuck with the bill. his father says the credit card was suppose to be for emergencies only. the teen thought he was on

new jersey. a car and a body removed from a river ending the search for a missing woman. plus. >>> when i first see him, just kind of cry, i don't know just hold him and cry. >>> independence day for a group of american prisoners families waiting to reunite with their loved ones. what has this world come to? >>> punished for a good deed. a woman in a fight over squirrels. good evening people in new jersey spent hours today searching for a woman who vanished on thursday. bryon reports from wallington. >>> it happened right here, you can still see the damage to the fence that happened as the car smashed through it, then rolled the river below. you can see deborah's 1998 gray mitsubishi as it was pulled out of the river in new jersey. divers confirming the tragic outcome who suffers from an disappeared thursday night. >>> it is in fact the vehicle that has been missing, and >>> devastating news for volunteer searchers from the community. >>> everyone know it is family everyone is very heartbroken. >> she was stopped by maywood police for driving without headlights at about 8

the trenton 20 minute out bound delays, new jersey river line 30 minute delays.course we have this accident roosevelt boulevard southbound, one lane is block there, nicole, over to you. >> our next update 7:55. up next on cbs this morning a marine is a arrested in the road rage shooting of the college student, i am a lot of things. i am his sunshine. i am his advocate. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. vo: namenda xr doesn't change how the disease progresses. it shouldn't be taken by anyone allergic to memantine, or who's had a bad reaction to namenda xr or its ingredients. before starting treatment, tell their doctor if they have, or ever had, a seizure disorder, difficulty passing urine, liver, kidney or bladder problems, and about medications they're taking. certain medications, changes in diet, or medical conditions may affe

route 38 bus detoured, all septa new jersey buses, new jersey river line all running new schedule todaynext update 8:55, coming up on cbs this morning, cross-fit training safe for kids? i'm erika von tiehl. hope you have a great that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. ♪ ♪ we can see just a little light ♪ ♪ just a little light ♪ >> listen to that! harmonious tribute on martin luther king jr. day. the jewish group stood near the lincoln memorial. i love that video. don't they sound great? >> i think about martin luther ki king, you can't think about him without thinking about his dream. >> that is what he wanted to see is twhat the guys are doing thee at the he lincoln memorial. >>> president of both parties depended on the knowledge of robert gates, the former secretary of defense and cia chief is here in the green roo

this new jersey guy snowboarding rivers of ice on the jersey shore. you see the orange lights? those are cities buried under the storm. we start with ron claiborne here in new york. >> reporter: tonight, the nation's largest#city in the bull's-eye of a bliss blizzard of epic proportions. howling winds and driving snow creating near white-out conditions, rcing an extraordinary travel ban. >> unless it is truly an emergency you should not be on the road. travel is now banned and the reason we're doing that the protect people. >> reporter: the snow, still cong down strong tonight, exceeding expectations -- on track to become one of the top five snow storms on record. here in new york city, and no let up expected for hours. >> one of the worst blizzards, worst winter storms that i've seen in new york. oh, yeah. no fun. >> no fun at all? wonderland. >> reporter: many roads erie empty in the middle of the day. also ordered shut downwnommuter rail lines and parts of the subway, new york city's transportation lifeline. no flilits coming in or going out of new york's three major airports

new jersey transit river line running with 30 minute delays, here is a live look at the blue route, 476, little accident here, right near that saint david's villanova interchange. mike and alex back over to you. >> president barack obama takes executive action yesterday afternoon to change gun rules without congressional approval. >> it was he can he can tifs orders, strong words gave way to tears as we talked about the many victims of gun violence. >> right to life and the pursuit of happiness, those rights were stripped from college kids in blacksburg, and santa barbara, from every family who never imagine that their loved one would be taken from our lives by a bullet from a gun. every time i think about those kids, it gets me mad. >> he was introduced by one of the dads of one of the little boys who died at sandy hook. the measure involves requiring more gun sellers to do backgrounds checks on buyers making those checks more thorough promoting new gun safety technology stepping up, enforcement programs, which means increasing manpower, and expanding access to mental hell care to the

talking about it a lot in school and arguing back and forth. >> reporter: under a new policy proposed in the toms river new jerseyl district trand gendered students will be able to be identified by name, gender they identify with rather than gender they were born with. >> i have friends that are transgendered and you know what it is a beautiful thing. the let them be them. >> reporter: policy proposed last week at board of education meeting joins a national conversation of what some are calling the civil rights issue of this generation. >> it business time for equal rights. >> reporter: some in town oppose this we spoke to shawn highland president of the move the earth ministry who started a petition begins aspects of the pol willcy. >> we want to access, the the locker rooms, and that... unaudible. >> highland does not have children in the the district. the some students agree with him. >> it the is kind of awkward because like let's say you know a boy and then you see a girl. you are like weren't you a boy? it is awkward. >> reporter: under federal law title nine protects transgendered students and those rights

then for the afternoon, snow starts around noontime, 11:00 to noon western new jersey, hudson river valley and the city then through the afternoon. you see on the satellite, i should say on futurecast, it's showing some of that may turn to sprinkles of rain at the jersey shore. at the ocean it's warmer and we clear out tonight. kiddos at the bus stop after school, you will have flurries snow, wind. i give it a d. it will be cold. the temperature gets to 41. that is around midday. temperatures in the upper 30s. feels like the 20s with the wind. tonight clear, brisk and cold. after midnight the wind dies down, 26. tomorrow sunshine but still saturday a brisk and chilly day. leftover wind. sunsets at 5:10. we will look at warmer weather to sunday, in the accuweather seven-day forecast. we will have nice weather as we get into sunday afternoon. so, that will be a mild day. look by the time we get to tuesday, we will look at temperatures that will warm on up and get to the low 50s. >> hey, it's friday. why not have the samoan squad with us this morning. rei i, maximus, the kiddos are dressed up

new jersey coast line taking a peting due to the snow storm. and a restaurant store owner setting up the scene in new jersey. a river of icy water over taking that street. and now you can see how high it is compared to those benches there. jason is owner of steak a le. and the high ties are huge concerns on the coastal communities and in cape may in those areas. highatoids come tomorrow morning is a big concern. how is it looking where you are? >> it was quite a morning. i was expecting to open up. last night i was going to open my business for breakfast. and i saw the advice and we closed. i looked out of my window and thought i could have opened and 15 minutes later i heard xhegz and there was raging waters coming around the corner. >> we are watching the video right now and it is truly hard to believe. thinking of how frigid those waters and halfway up a stop side. what happens tomorrow? >> tomorrow we hope and pray we don't get water as high as it was this morning and when i left the island recently tides were coming back up and not looking good. >> y evacuated. we talked about how there are voluntary evacuation

septa is on a holiday schedule and new jersey transit river line on a sunday schedule. >> reporter: temperatures in the 20s and witches in -- windchills in the single digits. in pittsburgh 6 degrees and the windchills in the single digits locally. if you're out running errands, bundle up. 24:00 a.m. by 9:00 a.m. 1:00 a.m., 25 degrees. noon, 26 degrees, we'll hit a high of 28 degrees, dipping back to 26 degrees by 4:00 p.m. >>> space x latest satellite launch was a success, but the video shows landing the rocket on the ocean platform didn't work out so well. that's and expensive tip over. the rocket came down hard off san diego and broke a support leg. they want to reuse their rockets to make missions more cost-effective, they won't be using that one. we'll be right back. when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i only choose nicorette mini. you like being picture perfect. ♪ you should want your banking to be too. stop i

a new jersey woman to plunge into the passaic river. disappeared last week. then last night her car was discovered under water in wallington. her body was inside. eyewitness news reporter anthony johnson is live with the latest on the investigation. good morning, anthony. >>reporter: good morning rob and michelle. i don't know if you can tell, but now that the sun is coming up, you can see the passaic river behind us and there's a very steep drop into the passaic river from this location and this is the area where authorities went ahead and conducted their search yesterday afternoon before making that very tragic discovery, the body of the missing 22-year-old woman. now, the car belonging to the missing woman was discovered in about 10 feet of water on the wallington side of the passaic river. authorities were alerted about a damaged fence behind a funeral home and debris from an devorah stubin had been missing since thursday. she is from nearby passaic, new jersey, and her family says she suffered from a seizure disorder. a local chaplain has positively ident

here's the coast of new jersey. toms river. asbury park to the north. cape may to the south. and then in between is sea isle. a lot of people go here to vacation. this is because we have seen this lunar tide. in addition to that, we are currently under high tide right now. we think it is not going to be as substantial as it was this morning. but, poppy, this is another aspect to the system we haven't talked about. all of these businesses, summertime homes have been inundated with the seawater. back to you. >> thank you so much. karen mcginnis in the cnn severe weather center. appreciate it. still to come, we wil keep tracking this historic storm. also breaking political news to get to. hillary clinton, who is trailing in the latest iowa polls, picks up a key endorsement don't from iowa. is it going to be enough to give her a winning edge february 1st. we will hear directly from her camp live next. how can you help? by giving a little more, to yourself. i am running for my future. people sometimes forget to help themselves. the cause is retirement, and today thousands of peopl

this time last night i was in windy weehawken new jersey along the hudson river. the wind or the lack thereof makes all the difference. right now relatively calm here in astoria queens. it was cold nonetheless, today, but hay it's new york, and guess what it's january. >> old man winter woke up and said, you know what, here i come. >> every hat, scarf and coat reminded us today that the dead of winter is on our doorstep. >> it's ridiculous. this is crazy. no, no, no, no. i want the warmer air to come back. >> a far cry from that december warmth, temperatures in the climbed into the 20s even with wall to wall sunshine. subzero windchills added to the misery. >> it hurts. >> it hurts. >> you've got to cover the ears up right? >> i need to buy one. >> not everyone is suffering. for this hardware store in astoria cold means cash. >> shovels, plumbing, nobody's, you know, air valves for the heat. nobody's changing anything. >> so the really cold weather is going to help you guys out. >> absolutely, monetarily, yes. >> even the prospect of what may lie ahead helps to cle

new york stock exchange. it's almost completely an anachronism. humans are almost not needed. the vast majority are traded here. to understand how it works, you need to go across the hudson river though new jersey, now the markets are almost completely computerized. networks and server farms at five sites in new jersey are where most trades actually happen. i'm in new jersey, about 30 miles from manhattan. this high security building is the new york stock exchanges's data center. it's here, not on the floor of the new york stock exchange, where almost all the trades take place. if you are a high speed trader, looking for a fraction of a second advantage, you have to be close to the server farm as you can be. that's co-location. you pay to have your server in that building. and only the biggest players can do that. that shorter distance matters. even if it's only a few feet. according to one estimate. having a connection that is one mill second faster than the competition could mean a 100 million a year for a high frequency trader. critics charge that the co-location access is a former front running, buying of stock before you do, and selling it to you for a higher price. and it's drawing the sc

in toms river, new jersey, jim dolan, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> in the race for the white house, ben carson in new york city tonight trying to get his struggling campaign back on track. the one-time republican frontrunner hosted a town hall meeting in bloomfield, staten island. last week his campaign suffered a big shakeup when three top staffers resigned after questioning carson's readiness for the presidency. rattled by the shakeup. >> people always saying, oh, don't listen to the media. don't listen to the pundits. please don't give up. you don't have to worry about that. i'm not even thinking about giving up. >> meanwhile today former president bill off a campaign swing for his wife, democrat hillary clinton. mr. clinton did not mention donald trump or his recent derogatory remarks about him or mrs. clinton. >>> not a pretty day on wall street. in fact down right ugly. one big reason, worries about the chinese economy. poor manufacturer reports triggering fears about waning growth. asian markets are slightly up. the dow finishing the day down more than 1.5%. nasdaq down more

new rochelle accident being cleared. then we have the bronx river parkway south from scarsdale to desmond, new jersey work. one lane closed down. after 9:00 a.m., the entire southbound side of the bronx river parkway is scheduled to be closed down for guardrail repair. long island railroad, new jersey transit, metro north doing fine. alternate side of the street ken and lori, over to you. >> heather, thank you. >>> we continue our coverage of the accuweather alert on this extremely cold morning. >> dray clark is live in lower manhattan where the wind whips worse than anywhere else on the island. good morning, dray. >> reporter: good morning, guys. in battery park, this is one of the coldest places in the city. for some reason they always send us here on days like this. at least we get paid. if you are one of the people waiting and wondering when the real authentic winter weather was going to arrive, guess what. your wait is over. the moment you step out the door, you will notice today is not a game. it's very cold out here. take you across the river to hoboken, folks last night were walking with an extra pe

northern new jersey, hudson river valley. you see a few clouds from the west today. we have a little area of rain that will slide by. that is rain for this afternoon. that means more snow will melt. it will get chilly. we have this back and forth much of this week. by 8:00, 36. 40 at 10:00. 41 noontime and 43 this you may need your umbrella for the evening commute and into tonight for a few showers. we will talk about how long this warmth will last and a storm for later in the week. we will talk about that. debbie duhaime is in the traffic center. >>> i will tell you what is happening. you did mention the black ice. be careful. l.i.r.r., just keep in mind that still no service on the far rockaway, long beach, hempstead and west hempstead branches. suspended jamaica station to at lane continuing terminal. that -- atlantic terminal. new jersey transit gladstone is suspended. path trains newark to journal square suspended. staten island railroad suspended. 3 train uptown local only 472nd to 96th street. keep in mind speeds are reduced on the garden state parkway to 50 m

about happened up the hudson river valley and in northern new jersey. these temperatures are pretty close to our normal overnight low here in the 20s. we have no wind. but the flurries we are talking about are coming down here throughout northern jersey, hudson river valley sliding east. they are lake effect flurries from the cold air and the high- pressure ridge out of canada. 30 degrees by 11:00. 33 at noon. 38 this afternoon which is the normal high for this time of year. watch out at the bus stop. the hooligans will be there this morning. one hooligan is playing hooky. that's okay. the truant officers are in search of him as we speak. 25 at the bus stop. kiddos, dress warmly. there might be flurries at your bus stop, too. >>> we have a delay going on to the l.i.e. this is right past queens boulevard, l.i.e. westbound. this is just -- looks like we causing a tiny bit of a delay, nothing serious. eastbound side is moving well. let's go to the maps and talk about sway status. service is on or close to schedule. new jersey transit, long island railroad,

parts of the new jersey coast are flooded. streets have turned to rivers.. with bits of floating ice. it's all the aftermath of that massive winter storm responsible for feet of snow in the mid-atlantic. abc's linzie janis reports.. the flooding forced people from their homes.. and some are saying it's been worse than superstorm sandy. script: record breaking flooding in parts of new huge waves submerging towns in over nine feet of water ... roads turned into rivers?huge chunks of ice floating down the streets. now the people here cleaning up. nats at high tide dominic piro's deli in north wildwood taking on two feet of water. sot - dominic piro, deli owner "four, five inches higher than sandy and it will cost more too. linzie janis: how much damage do you think you have here? dominic piro: about 50-thousand dollars. he doesn't have flood insurance but says he'll somehow reopen. hundreds of people had to be rescued from the floodwaters?like this man in ocean city, and this little girl carried out of her home by police we tagged along as emergency workers hel

he went to florida university across the river to new jersey and the assistant coach at west point saidor the the york giants. he was 45 years old before he got to green bay. but then those magical believe years. in with those two bishops that football aspect that mythologies of competition. but that simple aspect of the book new year's eve, 1967 and. with the packers against the cowboys. >> i had to into our tueber initiative and what that meant by helps me to a dish to the entire culture. when i moved to green bay about one weeks later in the middle of the night where we reliving into this city into a hospital. but every doctor had led jersey either number four or 92. but then to say i feel out of uniform. so these the exact data. then the local paper ran a story. to publish my telephone number. and then when you have the regular phone in the interim regime to push the button to play back. but then to have the messages on the machine. i hear you are writing a book about dying lombardi? and then to take the irons out of the river. and then insisting to have that for them. and then one

ines: no problems at all with things fine in new jersey.98 to until river plaza and no issues. let's take a look at the lie. traffic moving at the speed limit eastbound and look at both directions moving welcome aboard my starship. ahoy, mateys! it's full of things i love... like me brave crew... and my fellow space adventures and free of things i don't. like aliens. just like eye patches. and when it's time to refuel, i eat chex cereal. it's full of stuff we pirates need. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. eat up, me hearties! keep it down! i'm exploring the galaxy. arrrr, that's not even ben: checking the headlines for you. 5:45 am with an attack in pakistan leaving 19 people dead in the lot more wounded . the prime minister has vowed to fight to the end and destroy the menace of terrorism. police in new jersey are investigating 26 bomb threats. it schools and a dozen towns. the threats were false but they forced the kids into the cold yesterday. chris christie has pocket vetoed a law that would give new jersey elementary school students 20 minutes mandatory recess

winter fest at cooper river park in pennsauken, new jersey and these skating professionals are goingxt. ♪ ♪ >>> remember when we used to sing, one, two, three, four, five, sixers? the sixers taking on the trail blazers, rolling their eyes at me. jahlil couture going down low, he hits the jumper. you say the. to the third the sixers up by 27. that was ish smith to sam san for the ollie oop. sixers got a big lead and they held on to a big lead. beating the blazers blowing out the blazers. 114-89 now i'll calm down their fifth win of the season. >>> hey, sean. >> this is fox 29 sports in one minute. >> good morning i'm sean bell. eagles can officially announce doug pederson as their head coach until the chiefs are not of knock out of the playoffs. well, that's no longer a probl problem. pederson has done a great job witness chiefs offense but there's only so much you can do against the patriots. the chiefs had no answer tour tom brady and rob grant could you ski. brady takes off for one of his two touchdowns on the day. the patriots 120-20. pederson should be introduced this week. to ho

>> just across the river in new jersey people are paying $1.50. in states like oklahoma, arkansas, missouri, and alabama. states tied to the oil industry you will see them hit the $1 long before us. it depends on the taxes your state charges. new jersey has very low taxes on gas which is why it is so much cheaper than it is across the hudson river in new york city. texas, houston, i bet you see $1 in houston long before anyone sees a dollar elsewhere because they are tied to the oil industry. are falling is because the price of oil traded below $31 are gallon for the first time in 13 years, 2003. future contracts closed above $31 but the analyst are saying we will fall below $30. an analyst said expect oil around $20 a barrel and everyone laughed. guess who is laughing now? >> luanne: a lot of us love lower gas prices. but this isn't necessarily all great news for the economy, right? >> reporter: nothing ever happens a plus b equals c. there are consequences. if you live in houston, there is a lot of layoffs in houston, for instance. on the flip s

flood advisories have been extended for the hudson river, the passaic, and hackensack rivers in new jersey. we're experiencing minor flooding here during high tide. that will continue over the next couple hours. coastal flooding also a concern. we have coastal flood advisories. now a coastal flood warning has suffolk county through 1:00 p.m. dealing with moderate tidal flooding there across long island. besides the rain, look at the temperatures. we're at 57 now. 3 degrees away from a record for today. 60. rain not as heavy as we head throughout the afternoon. hit-or-miss showers possible around 6:00. temperatures stay very, very mild, in the 50s and 60s today. then they drop sharply overnight tonight. we'll tell you how cold it will be tomorrow morning coming up in your full forecast. >> all right, raphael. thank you. >>> raphael mentioned those rising rivers. some neighborhoods already experiencing flooding from this morning's rainfall. >> and high winds may be to blame for a power outage in brooklyn. marc santia continuing our team coverage in sheepshead bay. >> reporter: gus, the rain

today's announcement comes weeks after federal funding was secured for a new hudson river rail tunnel linking new york and new jersey at penn station. >>> we have a warning tonight. if you have purchased chicken products from wegman's food market the new york-based grocery store chain is recalling more than 1,000 pounds of chicken. an inspector found that wegman's sold the products without federal inspection! the u.s. department of agriculture issued a class one recall meaning there is a reasonable probability that consuming this product will consequences. this chicken was shipped to six states including new york the items were produced on january 3. >>> backyards practically caving in. giant sinkholes opening up in a new jersey town. and relics from the revolutionary war could be to blame. >> a 92-year-old entrepreneur whose company was just named best startup of the year. >> and in sports, did mets great mike piazza finally make it into the baseball hall of fame? we're about to find out. >> and monday it was so cold out there. tuesday even colder. today, you know, about back to normal. wait until you see what the

evening temperatures, 23 in bridgeport, norwalk, stanford, it's 20 in morristown and randolph new jersey, 21 toms river and jackson, poughkeepsie to newburgh to hope well junction, about 19, 22 in mount disco over to oar mock. tomorrow morning teens and lower 20s getting to about 40, afternoon hours with bright sunshine and less wind. windchills are not going to be a huge factor. just feel like readings are a few degrees below the actual temperature. it will feel like the mid-30s during the afternoon hours. in your seven-day accuweather forecast, the difference on thursday a few degrees milder but some high thin clouds that may filter the sun, more cloudy in the south of new york city. still a nice day. friday should start out sunny. this front's taking its time. i think we don't see any raindrops until friday evening. i'd have your umbrella ready for friday evening plans. i think it will be fairly light with this front coming through. then this question mark with this upcoming weekend. rain is going to return friday night into saturday. the question is is it just a morning rain or is it all day. i'm l

if you look across the river in camden, new jersey, heavier bands are on the way in from the ocean. down the shore, we have a break up, if you look at double scan technology you can see along the southern edge of that precipitation we're starting to see alization. we have snow that indicates a changeover and mixing of sleet and rain in there, that's the story down in cape may and parts of the shore. let's get you outside to chris sowers, chris you're outside experiencing what it's like for the rest of the way. >> reporter: assuming we're in a heavier band right now, it's coming down heavily, the wind is at my back, so the snow is not blowing in my face. as i look to the right, it's a light fluffy pattern of snow, this is city avenue, we have 2 to 3-foot drifts. the fact that the have i bet is so low and snowing heavily, honestly you don't have to go anywhere don't, stay home and watch us on the news and enjoy the comfort of your warm home. gusts 38 miles per hour in philadelphia. 43 in millville. 44 in atlantic city as dave murphy mentioned earlier here. dewey beach reporting windy

new jersey. coach parker and her central river. good start for the bobcats. 2-0 oyster river. central comes back, nice move and she scores on the back hand. then it will be a goal for megan that came after one period was tied 2-2. this week's home town hero a member of the u.s.a. junior national team in curling, here is elizabeth janiak in her own words. >> hi, i'm elizabeth, 14 years old in the 8th grade, my chosen sport is curling. the thing i like about curling the most is strategy. there are like 100 different ways you can approach each shot. you can do tons of different things to every stone in the house, and every decision that the skip makes affects the outcome of the game. i think that's really cool, i just fell in love with it. i thought it's so cool how they can balance themselves on the ice like that and lower their body that much, it's a really interesting concept, none like any other sport. the hardest part is definitely the way the ice changes and how it different at every club and on every sheet. later this month my team, going to the u.s. women's junior champio

the car of a missing new jersey woman pulled from a murky river and her body found inside. >>> two historic deals. sanctions against iran lifted as that country releases americans in a prisoner swap. good evening. i'm natalie pasquarella. >> and i'm rob schit. >> that search has ended in tragedy and all hope dashed that she would be found alive. her body discovered inside her submerged car, but how it got there is still a mystery. the car was removed from the passaic river tonight in wallington, 48 hours after, and about five miles away from maywood, where steuben was last seen. news 4's michal george was the joining us now with new information, michael. >> reporter: natalie, for two days, family members held out hope, searchers combed the area, day and night, flyers were put up all across bergen county, and a few hours ago, investigators confirmed that devorra's car was found in the passaic river and they believe a medical issue may have played a role in causing her to veer off the road. >> everyone is taking it bad. we were hoping for a better ending. >> the frantic two-day search for 22-

if you look at places like toms river new jersey, it's a little bit earlier and i can see it in the 9:00 to 10:00 hour where rain is getting into parts of southern new jersey. tomorrow morning, 44 degrees but instead of that south wind, we have gone over to a northwest wind by 8:00 in the morning. that's a drying win. this rain may already be over parts of connecticut and long island, east and northeast of new york city with rain in the hudson valley, and then the clouds will thin out at times, still a gusty breeze, and we're i know that sounds mild, and it is for january. if you have a pretty gusty wind and the humidity is lower during the day, you need a coat out there, and it feels chilly at times, especially if the sunshine is behind the clouds a. nice saturday afternoon and by no means a wash out. it's not that you're thinking tomorrow. the rain is leaving the scene there's the future cast showing the rain moving in. a little concerned about the temperature in monticello at 33. and look what's happening at the cat skills and poconos. storm. the heaviest rain is really going to be

. >> a bill to control where the public access new jersey beaches, bays and rivers are up for final approvale legislate your, the bill reinstates the environmental protection guidelines before it was struck down, this is a tech quality, and governor chris christie has to sign it to make it other. >>> and the burlington county courthouse is more secure the building consolidated all the entrances into one, it has an x-ray machine to survey belongings, they will continue enclosing and connecting the courtyard before the administration building and the courthouse. >>> time for sports and jaime is here now and the search continues for an eagles coach. >> names names. if adam gais is still their guy, the eagles have backup plans and he met with the browns and dolphins and the giants coming up next and the eagles requested an interview with paul gunther and they interviewed ben mcdoo he is only 38 be the joins had two straight 6-10 seasons under him but compared to a young andy reid and speaking of reid they will interview his guy on sunday. jeffrey lurie is still talking to andy and respects his o

that now happens about 5 miles west at the new neshaminy falls toll plaza but you're still paying a toll if you come across that delaware river bridge from new jerseythe way they do that now is your e-z pass is charged or else they're taking a photo your license plate and after that you get a bill in the mail. those are the changes on the turnpike. on the commuter report with the waze app things look good so far this morning on chester but on 322 watch out for midday construction in the eastbound lanes by 95. that could slow you down at that point. matt. >> the two oregon ranchers who inspired a militia to occupy a national wildlife refs future reportd from prison. >>> stand you've continues even though the lawyers for the ranchers say they don't want the protestors help. ammond bundy suspects the federal government intimidated the ranchers into serving long sentences for setting fire to land. he claims to have center a list of demands to officials giving them five days to respond. the fbi is monitoring the situation and local police will not engage. the white house says president obama has been debriefed. everyone lopes a standoff can be resolved