in newark a revival with the development boom in recent years we believe that the north has come and we want to be part of it but now the city located just fifteen kilometers from new york is thought to be a top contender for the second headquarters of the retail giant amazon the city is treating it like it was beating to host the olympics we that match we had the infrastructure you know we have the people we have the diversity newark is not alone in wanting to become the host city for amazon second headquarters more than two hundred thirty cities or make. they are all over the country and range from big cities like boston chicago denver and los angeles to small cities like wilmington delaware population seventy one thousand amazon has promised to invest five billion dollars in the local economy to the winning city and i said the second headquarters could bring fifty thousand new jobs in its bid to moor amazon here to newark the city and state are offering the company huge financial incentives primarily between five and seven billion dollars in tax breaks critics say the plan is buil

adina campbell, bbc news, newark.aries across your local authority, if you live in england, you can go to the bbc news website and click on the map to find out. 2,500 staff have been redung tan at the palmer and harvey. the company has collapsed into administration. the nhs in england must do better at learning from mistakes to reduce the number of baby deaths and injuries in childbirth, says the health secretary. the uk has some of the highest levels of stillbirth in western europe. for the first time, parents of stillborn babies are to be routinely offered an independent investigation into what went wrong. here's our health correspondent, dominic hughes. amanda is a busy mum, but she lives with a terrible loss. hi, riley—moo. hi, mummy. she enjoyed a normal pregnancy and labour with her second baby, but shortly after the birth her daughter, tallulah, died. the response from the hospital didn't help. they said, you know, often there aren't any answers. it was the first thing i was told, not to get my hopes up that th

outside of the city of newark. this doesn't happen anywhere. wewe have been lobbying for it r long type. >> senator booker created this counter program and a lot of pushback throughout the state and say this is not what they need but now, why pushback. >> well, across. the idea of segregating a certain member of part of the population and giving them the own courts and we got pushback and we're really proud to see the state legislature step up and pass this throughout the state because it is necessary and required and a lot of them are faced with struggles and that doesn't end a year or two years when it he is over. >> what was your expense strike in. >> a great organization. they got to housing and go and help you get a job. how long were you homeless what was the experience if. >> i was not homeless long. they took me a are and got know stay. what kind of job? >> it is interesting group. we get jobs through agency. we go out and fix say tv sets or put together furniture. there is lots of different kind of jobs. ultimately, what i believe, ult

ripples from one of the hopefuls newark. and old abandoned baseball stadium what's become a symbol of a city decline but in the city of newark there are signs that things are changing what is this going to be. this is going to be a very large for me new project will have a. housing unit. in newark a revival with the development boom in recent years we believe that north time has come and we wanted to be part of it but now the city located just fifteen kilometers from new york is thought to be a top contender for the second headquarters of the retail giant amazon the city is treating it like it was beating to host the olympics we are that match we had the infrastructure you know we have the people we have the diversity newark is not alone in wanting to become the host city for amazon second headquarters more than two hundred thirty cities are making beard's they are all over the country and range from big cities like boston chicago denver and los angeles to small cities like wilmington delaware population seventy one thousand

in newark a revival with the development boom in recent years we believe that the north time has come and we wanted to be part of it but now the city located just fifteen kilometers from new york is thought to be a top contender for the second headquarters of the retail giant amazon the city is treating it like it was beating to host the olympics we are that mad so we have the infrastructure you know we have the people we have the diversity newark is not alone in wanting to become the host city for amazon second headquarters more than two hundred thirty cities are making bid they are all over the country and range from big cities like boston chicago denver and los angeles to small cities like wilmington delaware population seventy one thousand amazon has promised to invest five billion dollars in the local economy to the winning city and i said the second headquarters could bring fifty thousand new jobs in its bid to moue or amazon here to newark the city and state are offering the company huge financial incentives primarily between five and seven billion dollars in tax breaks critics

you got camden and newark that have a very, very high concentration of minority population. so you don't have a real mix in the city that would stand to reason they will reflect that? >> well, you got residential segregation that is serious. you got division of the metros into many separate school districts and nobody is doing almost anything to overcome it. there are lots of things that can overcome it. bill: doesn't it stand to reason that segregating is something that is forced that people want and people forced into the area and not allowed access it seems to me you are being misleading on the conclusion of the support? >> well, we have just no evidence over the last 50 years that people of color prefer to be segregated. we have a lot of evidence that whites tend to be segregating themselves and you know, it is not, it is twice for some people and not choice for others and compelled and results in discrimination. i got to leave it there. i appreciate you joining me today. >> good to be with you. bill: all right. let's bring in the a plus panel to break this down. jennett

in newark a revival with the development boom in recent years we believe that the north time has come and we wanted to be part of it but now the city located just fifteen kilometers from new york is thought to be a top contender for the second headquarters of the retail giant amazon the city is treating it like it was beating to host the olympics we are that mad so we had the infrastructure you know we have the people we have the diversity newark is not alone in wanting to become the host city for amazon second headquarters more than two hundred thirty cities are making bid they are all over the country and range from big cities like boston chicago denver and los angeles to small cities like wilmington delaware population seventy one thousand amazon has promised to invest five billion dollars in the local economy to the winning city and i said the second headquarters could bring fifty thousand new jobs in its bid to moue or amazon here to newark the city and state are offering the company huge financial incentives primarily between five and seven billion dollars in tax breaks. critics

on their went to newark new jersey where there's a large haitian community to get their thoughts. mary belle flores at the beauty salon she own skating ready for another day at work she came to the u.s. from her native haiti over thirty years ago and is now a u.s. citizen but many of her haitian friends are not so lucky a two thousand and ten earthquake in haiti killed more than one hundred thousand people and left millions homeless in the immediate aftermath within sixty thousand haitians came to the u.s. he's keeping extreme hardship at home you were granted temporary protected status to stay in america legally. that order has been renewed every year since your quake but the trumpet ministration says it won't happen this year but the haitians will be deported leaving many people like misspell floor worried and sad and it's hard it's tough it's when you. don't think it's right those people are poor. a life is difficult the city of newark new jersey is home to thousands of haitians who have laid down roots and i have families here. many haitians will be affected by this decision t

san francisco international ranks just behind newark as number three.oing to be flying home from south florida through ft. lauderdale hollywood international, it ranks fourth. the non-profit flyersright.org tracks delays. >> you cannot rely the airlines will actually get you there. >> while he had a bad experience with american, it isn't the worst. nbc 10 finds that virgin america and jetblue top the list of airlinewi airlines with the highest percentage of delayed flights. the family finally made it to la. in all, it took two days instead of five hours to get to l.a.x. >> the experience was the worst travel experience i've ever had. >> american did give the family vouchers for a future trip. and in an e-mail said the vouchers were intended to make up for the inadequate service they experienced. >> better communication and better understanding and compassion of what people are going through. people travel for important reasons and delays can cause a problem. >> those projects at philly international should be completed next summer. now, virgin america t

elizabeth herr is live now at newark airport. >> reporter: yes, good afternoon.ar as the lights are concerned we see a steady stream of passengers coming and going and the lines here have not been too terrible. that said they are prepared and it's all hands on deck and that is the case all across the country. from new york to philadelphia, d.c. chicago and los angeles. travelers on the move pack the airports bright and early trying to beat the thanksgiving rush. you see avoiding long lines they expect 3% more flyers, that is more than 28 million passengers compared to last year. >> it was either drive in awful traffic or pay for a really expensive plane ticket. so i chose the lesser of two evils. >> that is right driving this holiday weekend could really test your patience with a record 45.5 million drivers expected to hit the road the most since 2005. and if you are thinking taking the train is the way to go. amtrak says that the earlier train the better. but they are warning this sunday could get really ugly. last year it was their single busiest travel day of

said a man living on franklin street in newark had made concerning remarks about his welfare to the point where police were asked to go checkup on him. two officers went to the home around 1:00 this afternoon and what happened just second later is what sent every available police officer fleeing the scene and these who lived near franklin street race ago way fleeing from their homes evacuating trying to get out of the area. intense police presence in newark, new castle county delaware this response after authorities were called to the house on franklin street for a welfare check. >> as office's arrived on the scene gunshots could be heard inside residents. >> reporter: authorities are unclear at this time whether the shots were directed at police, but the initial officers backed away out of an abundance of caution and called for backup. within minutes more than 50 officers whereby their side, chopper three was over the scene for about an hour as a standoff ensued between police and shooter, eventually that suspected shooter surrendered, he was taken from the house, in handcuffs, and

phil murphy will discuss the impact of the tax plan in newark today. >>> crews have been working through the night to repair an 8-inch water main break in bucks county. it disrupted water service for customers along oxford valley road and lake view drive in lower makefield last night. maintenance crews have valued off the main break. >> i see a lot of water going across the street and it makes me think it will be hard to get that fix, but we're hopeful. >> the water department said water pressure will take a few hours to get back to normal for all the affected customers. >> it's been a while since we've had to worry about iciness on the roads. >> reporter: looks like it is improving along those lines, up in the poconos i would be careful this morning. national weather service had winter weather advisory for places in northern bucks county and montgomery county and lehigh valley that's been lifted. be careful if case sleet mixes in with some of the rain. right now, however, we are looking at rain filtering through to the north. areas to the north have a a little bit of precipitation that

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 you seen it before? where the judge -- what make them hash it out? reporter: yes. interesting this morning, the judge spoke to all 12 jurors, and all 4 alternates. asking them a general question, did you talk among yourself about the trial, and did you hear anything regarding media coverage. out of the 12, 4 said yes, we heard something. out of 4,ally it nat alternatesy were taken to chambers and questioned about what they heard or did not hear, the judge decided we're to start afresh, begin deliberations again. several hours later, the jury passed a note to the judge saying we're deadlocked. regardless, judge instructing jury to return tomorrow at 9:30. to begin delibbin deliberation . bill: is she give -- do you t

levin: so when you grew up in newark, there was nothing but poverty around you. i think you were born five years after the newark riots. - shaq: yes. - and it was drug infested. it was crime ridden. how did you not succumb to that? shaq: my father's older brother was killed in the newark riots, so when i was coming up, my father would always say, "i'm gonna make sure you're a leader, not a follower. if iave to discipline you to the point to where you bome a leader, that's what's going to happen." and that's what actually happened. i was a medium-level juvenile delinquent. - how so? - just, you know, stealing gum and just hanging around with kids and just vandalizing stuff, spray painting, a lot of crazy stuff. did you ever break into places? in houses? yeah, of course. definitely. levin: so how did make a left and not go down that path when everybody around you was doing it? it was called "the belt." my father was a drill sergeant, so he was a disciplinarian. so whenever i did crazy things, he would find crazy ways to discipline me. and, you know, i don't-- i don

it happened at salem church road in newark. the drive ever stopped after the collision and the victim was rush to the hospital and is in stable condition. there is more ahead on "action news" at 12:30. a new report says that 17 sailors did not have to die. details on the investigation into the separate crashes of two navy ships. >> plus an actress says that she has proof that jeremy piven sexual assaulted her but he says it's not true. a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that works for every new jersey family. christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. why arit's because sweeney'sing been exposed as aeeney? double dipping pension padder. caught spending campaign money on lavish dinners and fine cigars for his pals.

fox's antoine lewis has more from newark. the way this case started was wrong. the way it was investigateed was wrong. the way it was prosecuted was wrong. and the way it was tried was wrong as well. >> reporter: new jersey senate bob menendez just minutes after his trial for corruption ended in a hung jury. menendez and family friend dr. solomon mel gan facing 18 counts. charges that federal prosecutors failed to prove. abby lowell was lead defense attorney. >> this is what happens when you put a real 25 year friendship on trial. >> i thought he was not guilty. >> reporter: ed north one of the jurors he says on the bulk of the charges the jury was hung ten-two in favor of innocence. >> i don't think the prosecution had a smoking gun. how tight was it i should say? >> can you tell me about the attitude in it was difficult but we're relieved. >> definitely a big impact on lot of, um, a lot of emotion and, um, i'm really happy it's over. >> we were deadlock right out of the gate. so you know when you're deadlocked out of the gate, i can't force somebody else's opi

the race winds through newark that begins at 9:00 this morning. the event raises money to provide tuition assistance for kids to participate in programs with newark parks and recreation department. >>> your time now 5:58 on this saturday morning. and investigators plan to go inside a burned out senior center living facility in west chester today. >> we've been following this morning, you were on it yesterday morning, this morning nbc10's matt delucia is out there following the aftermath. >> reporter:well tell you what investigators hope to learn coming up when nbc10 comes right back. >>> right now on "nbc10 news today," fire aftermath. residents are still unaccounted for after flames ripped through a senior living facility in west chester. today, investigators will be back at the scene to determine the cause. >> on your mark. this morning marathon weekend kicks into high gear as runners get ready to pound the pavement. >> clear right now and this morning for those runners, but rain is on the way. a cloudy morning will turn into showers this aftern

robert petesch/ residente de newark "it's disturbing i assumed it would have been shredded" es alarmantet.él asumió que su preparador de impuestos en quien había confiado por los últimos 20 años, había destruido de forma segura su declaración tributaria. robert petesch/residente de newark " 4:37:36 our names, our social security number, my employer, financial information this is a big breach of privacy" 4:37:51 es una violación enorme de privacidad apunta robert.su número de seguro social, información financiera y empleador figuran en los documentos que encontró en el basurero... son cientos los afectados y todos, clientes del contador público ed robinson, quien dice, no sabía que debía triturar la documentación antes de echarla a la basura. ed robinson/ contador público "i thought they were going to take it and burn it . i shouldn't have done it, i'm sorry" --- la policia de santa rosa arrest a "jason richard fuesz" como sospechoso de asaltar a mano armada dos banco "chase" en septiembre pasado... --- "fuesc" quien ya tenia antecedente de robos de bancos en 1995 y 2009...... fue identif

x., newark, dallas, las vegas and chicago midway. experts advise fly direct and avoid the snow., your point is make it a longer connection and a southern city? >> yes. if you're going to connect, look at airports like atlanta. they have outstanding performance. >> reporter: another tip, when comparing airlines, look at which airline is building an extra pad time to ensure you get there on time. and if you can, avoid small regional planes. the bigger the aircraft, the more passengers, the less likely the flight will get canceled. >> if your flight gets canceled, my heart goes out to you. it's going to be very, very hard this holiday season to get on another flight easily and quickly. >> reporter: and the start of this yearly ritual is now just a week away. come costello, nbc news, washington. >> already getting travel anxiety for the holidays. >> going to be very stressful, on top of it, delayed flights. they're paying a lot of money for these flights. those flights on wednesday before thanksgiving and the sunday to come back, 2, 3, 4 times as much as normal. >> hopefully that tu

fox's ant township lewis more from newark. >> 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. >> reporter: new jersey senator bob menendez just minutes after his trial for corruption ended in a hung jury. menendez and family friend were facing a total of 18 counts including bribery, conspiracy and fraud charges federal prosecutors failed to prove. abby lowell was lead defense attorney. >> this is what happens when you put a real 25 year friendship on trial. >> i thought he was not guilty. >> reporter: ed north was one of the jurors when the bulk of charges the jury was hung ten-two in favor of innocence. >> i don't think the prosecution had a smoking gun. >> reporter: how tight was it i should say? >> it was dull but we're relieved. >> definitely a big impact on a lot of, um, a lot of emotion and i'm really happy it's over. >> we were deadlocked right out of the gate. so, you know, when you're deadlocked right out of the ga gate. i can't force somebody else's

traveling back home after a enjoyment of the holiday we are looking at delays at newark and also laguardia and new york city because of the winds and the skies coverage just to the north of our region but for rest of tonight looking ahead it will be cooler then it was last night, staying breezy, a warming trend, however is on the way for late november with temperatures close to 60 degrees, in the middle of the workweek and we are track rain by the end of the week. we will take a closer look with the full, exclusive accu weather forecast, back to you. >> thanks, melissa. >>> be sure to tune into "action news" tomorrow morning start agent 4:30 for very latest on accu weather being traffic, transit information you need to get your day started. >>> post thanksgiving travel rush is on more than 50 million americans are heading home today. >> taking a live look right here from our sky six camera at penns landing you can see i-95 right there, volume here and there but in major tie ups earlier today "action news" reporter bob brooks talked to travelers at philadelphia international airport and fil

passengers experienced tense moments on this united jet landing at newark yesterday. the flight was arriving from germany and touched down with several blown tires. emergency crews met the plane on the runway. no one was hurt. passengers were bussed to the terminal. >>> a medical emergency on board another united airlines flight diverted passengers to london yesterday. several passengers complained of fighting lightheaded. the airline said crews took one of the passengers off the plane. united rebooked the other travelers on other flights. >>> today the choose and cut christmas tree buying season officially begins across new jersey. the spruce goose -- that tongue twister -- in chesterfield, burlington county, won a contest for best christmas trees for the state. officials will visit the farm today to cut down a tree. new jersey has 150 tree farms across the state. >>> 4:08. 41 degrees. not a bad morning. we'll take that. >> not a bad morning. i took a peek at the weather. later today will be perfect for going to cut your own christmas tree. >> the weekend was before

long port and newark at 53 degrees.the forecast for the temple game as we go into saturday we have increasing chances of rain as the morning goes on. very like lily in the afternoon. it's going to be wet. it's on thmiide for that me. for the marathon on saturday easingly wet as we go toward the morning. kind ofbreezy but really especially in the afternoon. gust 35. but no rain on sunday. it's going to be cold. >>> what do bon jovi oprah elizabeth taylor have in common?ormerçm top prizeevent. role for the actors from "this is us." this man has for the person who saved him from falling on the train tracks. >>> first, here's a look at the closing bell on wall street. all three major stock indexes y[ >>> walks directly towards an oncoming train. did you see train eng he wants to thank the stranger . n tooeheve.ng him a proper >>> the oakland raiders are taking a step in their future as the las vegas raiders. nfcommissioneroodell praise vegas in thede sh >> to law work together. wepirit you all showed us. >> the stadium is s

there in newark. 71 minute delay. trying to get into newark. otherwise flying across the country today, reggie, pretty easy, but next week, got several chances of rain coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> ah, today really was the day to go. okay, thanks, mike. >>> there's a new allegation against senator al franken this morning coming from a bay area woman. a conservative radio host says franken harassed her. melanie morgan of novato says franken called her repeatedly on the phone. morgan made the allegations in a blog she co-founded called media equalizer. franken badgered her after the two had a political disagreement in 2000. in a separate inciden franken was forced to apologize for forcibly kissing another woman during a uso tour. and taking the photo you see there while she was asleep on a plane heading home. radio host leeann tweeden who is in the photo spoke to "good morning america." >> i was belittled and humiliated. that's never funny. >> but you accept his apology now. >> yeah. i do accept it. i think he realized how p

>> fox's david lee miller live in newark tonight, where that trial was, and david, what's next? i know you talked to the senator about the decision today. >> well, one of the big uncertainties, is what the justice department is going to do. they can decide to retry this case. they now say this they're reviewing the matter, although this trial is now over, his legal problems are not ending. apparently, the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, put out a release, saying that he's going to ask the senate ethics committee to look into the event, leading up to the indictment. one of the interesting things today, iaian, as soon as he finished his remarks, i ran up to the senator, as he was get ting into his car, and i asked him essentially: you are not convicted today, but you also were not acquitted. do you feel exonerated? >> he pause in the his tracks, he looked at me, he he said at that point in this country there is pre presumption of innocence, and he said he's at innocent today as the day this trial got underway. then he wrote off presumably to celebrate. even though this wa

for a firsthand look hey, contessa. >> here i am at newark's hub or united's hub at newark, terminalhere all the flights leave and take off look at this normally this is a chaotic mess. we've seen things be organized today. a surprise for thanksgiving eve. it could be we're in the afternoon lull and there's a bit of a break for the airport workers and the gate agents, but we know in newark overall, air travel is up 6% this year and united alone has 400 flights taking off just today. 44,000 people. that matches what we're seeing nationally where travel overall for thanksgiving is up 3.3% according to aaa you're talking 51 million people traveling this year and we haven't seen this kind of busy thanksgiving holiday travel since 2005 now why is that? i mean if you're choosing to fly it could be because of cheap airfare. the average price for airfare right now is $157. that's a 23% drop over last year the lowest prices that have been seen here since 2013 here's another surprise. though air travel is up, look at the misery map today this is a live look at airports across the nation. and w

newark road is blocked at upland road in west marlboro township.f you're driving in this area you could use mill road as your alternate with this downed tree causing problems. a downed pole blocking two lanes right on the white horse pike route 30. that's westbound past cuthbert boulevard. repair crews are on the scene, they're trying to fix it. two lanes are blocked matt and tam. >> thank you, karen. now to the latest developments in that terror attack on a new york city bike path. a man turned a rented pickup truck into a speeding deadly weapon. >> he used it to mow down eight people blocks away from the world trade center. we have learned five of the victims are from argentina. one is from belgium. >> and the path along manhattan's lower west side is a beautiful bit of urban calm popular for exercise and leisure walks. the suspect careened his truck before crashing. a police officer on patrol in area returned fire hitting the 29-year-old suspect in the abdomen. saipov left a note in the rental truck claiming he committed the attack for isis. sti

we were telling you earlier about a downed tree that was closing newark road. the road has reopened here at upland road so moving a lot better now in west marlboro township matt and tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> the empire state building is lit up in red white and blue. new yorkers are making it clear the deadly terror attack in manhattan will not break their spirit. >> eight people were killed and 11 others injured when a driver barreled down a bike path not far from the 9/11 memorial. investigators are now combing over the remains of that rental truck. that's where the attacker reportedly left a note saying he was acting on behalf of isis. >> eight. >> abc's stephanie ramos is live with the very late latest on this. good morning stephanie. >> reporter: good morning. we're a block away from where that truck driven by the suspect ended up right here in lower manhattan. there are schools here in this area and then that west side highway bike path where the suspect drove down it's a very popular area for tourists, new yorkers, which makes it an ideal location for

they now have an eighteen month window to prepare to leave the states gabriel elizondo went to newark new jersey where there's a big haitian community to get their thoughts. mary bell flores at the beauty salon she own skating ready for another day at work she came to the u.s. from her native haiti over thirty years ago and is now a u.s. citizen but many of her haitian friends are not so lucky a two thousand and ten earthquake in haiti killed more than one hundred thousand people and left millions homeless in the immediate aftermath more than sixty thousand haitians came to the u.s. he scaping extreme hardship at home they were granted temporary protected status to stay in america legally. that order has been renewed every year since the earthquake but the trumpet ministration says it won't happen this year but the haitians will be deported leaving many people like misspell floor worried and sad and it's hard it's. it's. and i don't think it's right those people are poor. the life is difficult the city of newark new jersey is home to thousands of haitians who have laid down roots and

exited federal court in newark. minutes earlier, a judge declared a mistrial in a case that's dragged on for 11 weeks and that could have sent the senator to prison for decades if convicted of 12 criminal charges including bribery, conspiracy, and making false statements on his senate financial disclosure form. today's resurrection day. the judge declared a mistrial after members of the jury sent him a note that said they could not reach a unanimous decision on any of the charges. >> the way this case started was wrong. the way it was investigated was wrong. the way it was prosecuted was wrong. >> prosecutors allege that menendez did blow to go favors for his longtime friend, florida high doctor, dr. salomon melgen. in return, milligan provided the senator with free luxury travel and more than three quarters of a million dollars in contributions that benefited hin for reelection. the defense said it was not a case of bribery but one friend doing favors for another. after 30 hours of deliberations, the jury was split

right now it is just newark reporting delays. here's future tracker six the rest of the way looking at chilly breeze, mostly sunny conditions just a couple of cloud mixed in from time to time easy piece i and then overnight, same thing, mainly clear, quiet, winds ease up a little bit. tomorrow morning still perhaps a little breeze but not as gusty as what we're seeing right now and skies really open up nicely tomorrow afternoon, mostly sunny skies wall to wall blue skies should be really nice out there, that will set up a gorgeous week, next chance of rain isn't until friday. so get used to this lots of sunshine here in the foreseeable future. forty-seven today in reading. we have bum topped day's high up to 51 in philadelphia 50 in wilmington. millville 53. cape may 52. overnight tonight it is cold but not terrible, redding 32. allentown 31. philadelphia 36 is millville 33. numbers air cross freezing in the most part and factor in the wind and it will feel like upper 20's across eighty-first thing tomorrow morning. reading 26. a

and along with avalon and  newark, go up a little b the rest of the week. lehigh valley on wednesday, that's the most likely places to get anything and then parts of new jersey warm up towards the end of the week and then we have big changes coming into the weekend. >> we'll see you soon. >>> suiting up with the team. >> a 12-year-old boy with a life-threatening illness is making history inside the famous roster. >>> also, a picture worth a thousand words. and dollars. the local rare jfk docume his assassination. >>> plus, airport panic. the smoking evidence inside a backpack that set passengers here running. that's next. bell on wallre's a look at the stocks closed slightly to start the week. quite t saw, b smoking. travele to get ayro was lithium. everyone had to be rescreened. a real hassle ry for anyone whong acer whegeant vincent has. now he's getting help f an unlike partner. the lilett boy is by as he directs traffil rush y afternoon. sawyer helps lay out the traffic cones and his whistle. they have grown close. >> he does everythinghat i do. , mocke

thanksgiving travel usually runs the airports with the most departure delays over thanksgiving, newarkr than 79% of flights leaving on time, followed by san francisco, laguardia, lax, o'hare and denver, but over christmas denver has the worst delays with just 61% leaving on time followed by big hub airports, lax, newark, dallas, las vegas, and chicago midway. fly direct and avoid the snow. if you're going to connect, your point is make it a longer connection in a southern city. look at airports like atlanta. they have outstanding performance. >> another tip, when comparing airlines, look at which is building in extra pad time to ensure you get there on time. if you can, avoid small, regional planes and the bigger the aircraft the more passengers, the less likely the flight will get canceled. >> if your flight gets canceled my heart goes out to you, and it will be very, very hard this holiday season to get on >> the start of this yearly ritual is now just a week away. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> malls are not just for shopping anymore. the extra event that could lure you bac

en newark, new jersey, eny pichardo, univisiÓn.os. jeannette rodrÍguez nos informa desde washington. jeannete: el senador al franklin no negÓ el as acusaciones de acoso sexual le su contra. la locutora dijo que franklin habÍa tratado de besarla agresivamente durante una gira para entretener a las tropas en afganistÁn en 2006.2 aÑos de antes de que fuera senador. quiso practicar la escena de un beso, ella se negÓ y Él insistiÓ hasta que le agarró la cabeza y forzosamente la beso se lo ve en una foto tocÁndole los senos sobre la ropa mientras ella dormÍa. el senador de minnesota desde 2008 se disculpÓ mediante un comunicado. es obvio por esa foto que li pueda sentirse violada la disculpa no minimizÓ el escÁndalo y en el congreso hubo reacciones inmediatas. lÍderes de los partidos en el senado pidieron una investigaciÓn de los hechos al comitÉ de ética. el propio franklin estuvo de acuerdo que se investigue dijo que cooperarÁ con la pesquisa. >> el acoso sexual no debe permitirse ni en el congreso ni en ninguna parte de la sociedad no

. >> a chain saw wielding mummy had people screaming in newark.very year a family on the unit block of kasha mills road decks out their backyard. freddy krueger was waiting as they made their way through the display and >> crew ella deville and one dalmation spotted in phoenixville chester county, two of the trick or treaters going door to door. the kids posed and then resumed candy gathering. >>> a delaware county family has done all out this halloween. there was thund te thunder and g along with creepy creatures in the yard. we even spotted a coast in the window. it's halloween. halloween today brought the eagles a new running back. they acquired jay aghaei. he's 4 years old. he ran 200-yards in three separate games last season. there is talk of attitude problems with the d do dofn dol. eagles say they are not concerned. >> we have a good understanding of what is going on there and the chemistry we have on the team. we wouldn't disrupt team chemistry. we feel confident about the player. >> sixers confirmed they'll not pick up jalil okafor's cont

emotional mendez thanked god and his family and florida eye doctor and the supporters outside of the newark courthouse this afternoon. mendez was accused of trading his political influence for luxury vacations paid for by the doctor. the jury was sent back twice to review the evidence but could not make a decision. >>> firefighter had to work quickly to get a handle on a fast moving blaze. whop-was over the scene today on the grounds of the bethel dog park. you see a structure that looks like a house is filled with smoke and flames, it's not clear how it started or if anyone was hurt. >>> police in newcastle county are looking for the suspect that stole money from a penny hill church. that someone got into the hill crest methodist church through the win don't and stole cash and a check from the church office. if you know anything you are asked to call police. >>> a brazen thief walked into a hunting park cell phone store armed with a gun and a plan. and surveillance video captured his crime. it happened at the 2:15 express store along the 46 block of hurley street. he walked in and immediat

the jury went home early to avoid rush hour traffic in newark. >> if you biuild it, it will come. that could one day be the home of amazon's head quarter should philadelphia won the bid. the first part of the project, drexel square will go to a parking lot. developers realty trust says starting this project at the corner of 30 and mark wet was a clear choice moving philadelphia forward. >> this can be the certain of development. even starting of a 1.3 acres part, it is beginning of tomorrow and we are excited about it. >> you can be standing at drexel square around this time next year. >> 5:07, mostly cloudy right now. clouds are not giving us any rain drops this morning. there is a chance of a few neighborhoods will see a few rain drops this year. it is chilly but look at the lehigh valley and suburbs in the upper 40s. we'll drop in the 40s before temperatures start to turn around, 37 and collegeville. look at milford township down to 33 degrees. a few neighborhoods will see temperatures dipping downright no freezing this morning. in the short term, that number may come down and

--hoy hubo un evento de contratacin en san jos y maÑana habr otro en newark en el "silliman center"..richmond el prximo jueves... las personas pueden ser contratadas el mismo da y algunos incluso de manera permanente. --- 32 alcaldes de estados unidos solicitaron al gobierno de donald trump prorrogue el "tps" para los hondureÑos y nicaragenses.. la necesidad de prorrogar su estatus, afirman los alcaldes, es por los "sucesivos desastres naturales" que han empeorado la situacin econmica y agravado la crisis sanitaria en ambos paises.. ---el gobierno norteamericano tiene previsto anunciar en esta semana la renovacin o cancelacin del permiso... los inmigrantes suelen hacer los trabajos que pocos estan dispuestos a tomar.... incluso, arriesgando la vida para poner el pan sobre la mesa.. ---hoy ''carlos roussseau'' nos presenta a un hombre que se gana la vida trabajando entre las alturas, ---es el hombre araÑa mexicano... banner fernando moises nats "si he estado en varios trabajos, pero esto es lo que me gusta hacer" y es que este no es un trabajo cualquiera nats "dicen que me persigne, qu

lauren is live in newark, new jersey with more. do we have any idea which way they are leaning, laura? >> reporter: well, good morning, alisyn. still no verdict as we head into day four in newark, new jersey many one juror did come back with a request to see a portion of the defense team's closing arguments. otherwise, no real hints on whether they're leaning towards acquitting, convicting, or whether they simply can't reach a verdict at all. it's a high stakes corruption trial with national implications. and at the heart of it all, u.s. senator bob menendez. >> i am convinced that i will be declared not guilty, innocent of all charges. >> reporter: federal prosecutors tried to paint a stark picture of a seven-year bribery scheme with menendez doing political favors for a wealthy florida eye doctor. in exchange for menendez's hell, melgin forked over $600,000 in political contributions in 2012. menendez took multiple free rides on megin's private jet, which he failed to report on senate disclosure forms. later telling dana bash the

police arrested 80-year-old joseph roles at his home in newark. of fondling a four-year-old girl. detectives learned he may have sexual assaulted others over the years. if you think your child may have been a victim please call police. >>> take you to woodly park pfour suspects wanted in a robbery and you're looking at the surveillance video, this happened last thursday on woodly road northwest. four suspects there assault add woman, snatched some of her personal property and took off. of course, police are still investigating. >>> border parole officers made an unusual drug bust. officers seized 1200 tubes of hyper gel ointment, which is an unapproved top border parole officers say she had no prescription and exceeded the amount for personal use. >>> dc mayor bowser is speaking out about an alleged incident of police harassment. this comes after a dc resident took video during a stop in his southwest neighborhood >> the man who wants to remain anonymous said it happened on november 15th near atlanta and martin luther king junior avenue. matt ackl

blanca: hay una gran expectativa en la corte federal de newark, donde se estÁ esperando en el transcursonte por soborno, por haber hacer dado dinero como donaciÓn de su campaÑa por parte de un amigo suyo desde hace 30 aÑos y se le acusa de haber aceptado ese dinero, asÍ como haber aceptado viajes a la florida y a otros lugares. son 18 cargos. estamos esperando que hoy ya se conozca el veredicto, por un caso de cerca de 40 aÑos, la primera es que se juzga a un senador norteamericano. javier: dos congresistas quisieron medir su fuerza.compitieron dentro del congreso en scootters. johnson finalmente fue el gran vencedor en este divertido pulso deportivo. fue compartido en redes sociales. tenemos que hacerlo nosotros, aquÍ se puede. carolina: antes podrÍamos hacerlo en alguna silla del escritorio, resultamos corriendo. hablando de redes, hay varios temas que estÁn causando bastante polÉmica. uno tiene que ver con la molestia de muchos usuarios, quienes como javier, no estÁn contentos con los cambios de twitter. otros por enviar fotos desnudosa facebook . para que la gente mÁs sobre estos tem