phil murphy has his attorney cheated general suing the federal government and talking about gun control. one of the big issues he's driving his gun control. the legislators picking up the very owners control that we have. what gets accomplished with politicians on the train? >> i don't think anything gets accomplished when includes a great deal of alcohol and does it seem to be the situation when you're on a train, drunk? >> have you been on the train? >> i have not. >> it's a mr. right of passage. how far is too far for this governor and attorney general? he was touted as a friend of law enforcement. we have seen a month of nothing but nonstop lawsuits against the trump administration. what are they doing to help make a new jersey more affordable? >> i think it is a clear agenda his operating on. nothing seems to be central to run new jersey. more towards his personal agenda. >> is a citizen and someone who pays taxes, is a disappointed to see that sewage emphasis of the show. how about the fact that there crammed together and trying to go party in d.c. >> i don't think we should toler

. >> this is an opportunity and potentially an avatar for phil murphy and andrew cuomo who have eyesthe white house for 2020. we have to solve this problem first. thank you. >> thank you. >> let's bring in someone who is a bit of an expert on transportation issues. a former compliance officer who was fired. he has been on our show before. he was fired after he says that he exposed some of the flaws at new jersey transit. welcome back. how are you vmax. >> i am well, thank you for having me. >> here is the question. it is not just the mta but now the new jersey transit. you have such a major problem here. it is likely, at this point, according to reports, that new jersey transit is not going to meet this deadline. if that happens is trains will not be able to go through this hudson river crossing. >> that is likely a possibility. i let them know that we are approaching nearly a year ago now as early as last march that i ring the alarm bells internally with the executive director who said from the information i am finding, we are definitely not going to make that deadline. unfortunatel

phil murphy is kicking butt. he is taking back those progressive values that chris christie took away. it's not just phil murphy. i remember going to new jersey with curry. we went downstair in the belly of the more conservative parts of that state. monmouth county i believe it was. the 11th district. a guy name d vingo paul who if e came here today you would say what you said to yourselves. after all these speakers, this guy's got game. he wasn't supposed to win because nobody wins in that district. well, they were wrong. a seven-point upset victory for vingo paul. that is real work. i was in washington state last week, my friends. and you know what, was in the d the legislature has been transformed in washington state and how is that so, you might ask, because he was just elected. well, they flipped the state. they took up and pass and signed a series of sweeping voting rights reforms that the republicans had been able to stymie for years. we believe that all eligible voters should be able to cast their right t

phil murphy is kicking butt. he is taking back the progressive values that chris christie took away. and it's not just phil murphy. i remember going to new jersey with chairman curry. we went down state in the belly of the more conservative parts of the state. mammoth county, i believe it was. a guy named vin paul, who if he came here today, he would say what you said to yourselves after all these speaksers, this guy's got game. he wasn't supposed to win. because nobody wins in that district. well they were wrong. seven-point upset victory for paul. that is real work. i was in washington state last week, my friends. and you know what? the election of dingra transformed the state legislate tour in washington state. how is it so, you might ask? she just got aelected. because they flipped the state they were able to finally take up and pass and sign a series of sweeping voting rights reforms that the republicans had been able to stimy for years. we believe that all eligible voters should be able to cast their right

phil murphy/new jersey"we are announcing a state of emergency state wide."rning residents to be cautious as parts of the state expect up to a foot of snow... gov. phil murphy/new jersey ", prudency, responsibility, smart common sense is the words of the day. parts of pennsylvania, new york, and connecticut -- all under a state of emergency.with the second blast of winter weather... new power outages... john mcavoy/chairman and ceo of con edison: "we have 1700 workers out there. that, that is a very large deploymenttens of thousands of people from virginia to maine are still without power, the challenging weather expected to impact recovery...john mcavoy/chairman and ceo of con edison: many trees are in a weakened condition as a result of the damage that they suffered on friday. so we'll have slower response to the remaining outages and in all likelihood new outages.in worcester, ma- -i'm omar jimenez lawrence karnow: we started with clouds then plenty of sunshine and tonight we're going to see some rain. we can see the showers on the doppler radar. it's not

phil murphy/new jersey"we are announcing a state of emergency state wide."parts of the state expect up to a foot of snow... gov. phil murphy/new jersey " prudency, responsibility, smart common sense is the words of the day." parts of pennsylvania, new york, and connecticut also under a state of emergency....expecting heavy, wet snow and high winds...and with the weather... new power outages... john mcavoy/chairman and ceo of con edison: "we have 1700 workers out there. that, that is a very large deploymenttens of thousands of people from virgina to maine are still without power, the challenging weather expected to impact recovery... john mcavoy/chairman and ceo of con edison: " many trees are in a weakened condition as a result of the damage that they suffered on friday. so we'll have slower response to the remaining outages and in all likelihood new outages that we'll have to be addressing as well."making matters worse, in coastal massachusetts, new concerns of flooding after several sea walls sustained significant damage during friday's storm...rene read/d

new jersey governor phil murphy issued a state of emergency across the garden state. >> department oftransportation stand ready to activate more than 2500 pieces of snow fighting equipment at its disposal with plows spreaders, loaders, dereplied across the state as necessary. >> "eyewitness news" in bellmawr camden county as teams got it ready there rain arrived before the snow, delaware has in the declared a state of emergency but they are urging drivers to use caution. >>> we have much more on the nor'easter slamming the region with snow, sleet and rain. >> we are checking the roads jan, good morning. >> reporter: we have seen everything rain sleet abe snow, we are coming to you live from within the mobile weather watcher this morning we're making our way through a way through montgomery county right now where you can see main road, are looking good but when you turn down site streets where you see mess this morning we will look after the break stay with us. >>> we are dealing with what is copping our way and somehow this has already started to fall, so snow, sleet rain we are track

governor phil murphy says road crews are ready to tackle this storm head on, and he's urging residents stay home if you don't need to be out so road crews can do their work. >> here's delaware. a live picture here from wilmington. a little fuzzy but gives you a good idea. the upper half of the shot is i-95 as you see there, and not a lot of snowflakes falling right now, but it will ramp up later on. some rain has fallen in that area as well. just make sure to have the nbc 10 app by your side throughout it day. you can track the forecast right down to our specific neighborhood plus the snow totals and full list of road closures, up to 616 right now. >> snow totals, we've been talking about those. they will vary greatly depending on where you are, and let's look at the timing. we heard one person in randy's piece earlier say oment it doesn't look like much. just wait. >> it's coming as brittney shipp has promised. >> yeah, it's coming. we haven't even seen the brunt of the storm. your morning commute is already slick. we already have these heavy, wet snowflakes coming down. so you alread

we move across the delaware river now to a live action cam shot in trenton, new jersey, governor phil murphy is scheduled to hold a news conference at 1:00 this afternoon to lay out the storm plans for the garden state. you can watch that on 6abc.com. >>> the "action news" morning team will get an early start to help you navigate the storm. tune in tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. for the latest road conditions and latest school closings or delays. >> and constant updates on the nor'easter are a tap or swipe away including stormtracker 6 live double scan any time on your phone or tablet. it's a free download. >>> and parts of the midwest are already impacted by the powerful storm. heavy snow and freezing rain and gale force winds hit the dakotas and minnesota yesterday. many saw a foot of snow and a garbage truck slid down the road going sideways. and police were forced to close the roads to traffic and minneapolis-st. paul airport the plows were moving faster than the planes and that does not ease the backup and many flights were cancelled . >>> a bmw caught fire going westbound in center city this mo

is in effect in new jersey due to the inspected weather weather at a press conference, governor phil murphy urged people not to panic. neighborhood exercise good judgment. the governor said snow removal equipment is ready. >> the department and transportation is stands ready to deploy the agreement. it could be deployed across the state as necessary. >> "eyewitness news" was in bellmawr, camden county. rain will arrive before the snow as we saw in philadelphia. delaware has not declared a state of emergency but del >> starting at 4:00 a.m. here on cbs3, as storm continues we'll have hourly updates. >>> straight ahead, a woman on her way to work is attacked in center city philadelphia. >>> police are now asking for your help. the clues they have from this surveillance video and what they say most concerns them about this crime. >>> another shake-up in the white house, a top advisor to president trump resign >> stocking up on snow essentials, milk and bread are popular. it's not just about food. nicole brewer was the key items all drivers should keep >>> kate back with the updated forecast sh

is in effect in new jersey due to the inspected weather weather at a press conference, governor phil murphy urged people not to panic. neighborhood exercise good judgment. the governor said snow removal equipment is ready. >> the department and transportation is stands ready to deploy the agreement. it could be deployed across the state as necessary. >> "eyewitness news" was in bellmawr, camden county. rain will arrive before the snow as we saw in philel delaware has not declared a state of emergency but del >> starting at 4:00 a.m. here on cbs3, as storm continues we'll have hourly updates. >>> straight ahead, a woman on her way to work is attacked in center city philadelphia. >>> police are now asking for your help. the clues they have from this surveillance video and what they say most concerns them about this crime. >>> another shake-up in the white house, a top advisor to president trump resign >> stocking up on snow essentials, milk and bread are popular. it's not just about food. nicole brewer was the key items all drivers should keep >>> kate back with the updated forecast shortly s

governor phil murphy says the state of new jersey well the state of emergency there is in place for the entire garden state ahead of the nor'easter that goes in effect at 8:00 tonight. and a decision about whether state offices will open tomorrow will be made later tonight. of course the scramble continues to restore power to more than 20,000 peco customers that are still out. they have been in the dark since friday's storm. and state forest rangers were on the case today hoping to clear out downed trees to power crews could access power lines. >>> the "action news" morning team will get an early start. to help you navigate the storm. so join using beginning at 4:00 that is a half hour earlier than normal. for the lates conditions plus any school closings or delays. there will be many. >>> remember constant u nor'easter are a tap or awacker 6 live hodouble scan tabld for your mobile device. >>> coming up a tractor trailer te a commotion hia after striking an overpass. and good news for the flyers as the team looks to get back win column. >> and cecily tynan gets back with the exclusive

new jersey governor phil murphy has issued a state of emergency in the garden state. if you are heading out take it slow. >>> as storm continues we will keep you up to s will provide hourly updates throughout the day-to-day plus here on cbs-3 and on line at cbs philly.com. >>> is there other news including a hit and run in northeast philadelphia we will tell you how good smart tans lifted a car off a little girl >>> disturbing crime caught on camera philadelphia police need your help finding the suspect attacked a with man on her way to work in center city jan. >> reporter: we have seen pretty much everything from inside the mobile weather watcher this morning from rain sleet and new snow we are taking a live look at a road in bustleton this morning where you can see snow is falling faster now and it is starting to stick in the middle of the roadway coming up, we will take a closer look at road conditions throughout the delaware valley. >> ♪ >>> lots of schools and businesses are closed. if you have to go out rahel i think people should take it easy. >> thanks to the

. >>> today new jersey governor phil murphy will visit sussex county. the governor will talk with residents about restoring power there knocked out by the storms yesterday and last friday. >>> in ocean city, a lightning strike sparked this fire in ship bottom. nobody was hurt. also lightning struck a teacher's umbrella outside manchester middle school yesterday. we have learned the teacher will be okay. >>> camden county police officers went on snow patrol in camden yesterday, clearing heavy, wet snow from sidewalks and address. they checked on older residents, as well. >>> and heading to delaware, here's a live look at wilmington. dark, but that is blue rock stadium. communities throughout the area measured four to ten inches of snow yesterday. the snow hit hard in north wilmington. all local, county, and delaware state offices closed early in new castle county. and schools were closed yesterday which kept the traffic light. download the free nbc10 app to stay up to date on the weather conditions and the storm cleanup. you can find more pictures and vi

the assembly committee heard testimony from peg,s monday about legal marijuana as governor phil murphy pushes to make good on the campaign promise to make new jersey the tenth state. lawmakers are divide on the issue with some supporting legalization and othersed a rekaying decriminalization. throws some headlines we are chasing tonight. >> don't go anywhere. you are going to want to see the story we have coming up after the break. how about this? you may be familiar the nfl combine but did you know? there was one-handed linebacker. will make it? george kozlowski will have details. stay with us. >> welcome back to "chasing news." i am bill spadea. let's check win george kozlowski has the story of the nfl combine. not a typical year this time a lynn bang we're one hand trying to make it in the nfl. george? what do you got for us? >> thanks, bill. one of the best stories to come out of the come bin over the weekend the story of university of central florida linebacker griffin born wut a left hand but look at him when he did 20 before he presses with the left hand. unbelievable story. wil

new jersey have been working 16 hour shifts since monday to restore power, new jersey governor phil murphy. >> folks are frustrated enough , count me among them we have to do a post mortem and how we can still have 20,000 outages. >> reporter: in new york, american a manor is going on her sixth day, she lost power during friday's storm. >> food spoiled and had to be thrown away, it has been a complete, total disaster. >> reporter: when the storm moves out parts of the new york city could see a foot of snow, schools in many places will be closed and power crews will be contends with high gusting winds as they try to get the lights back on. chris van cleve, cbs news, insuring. >>> just a mess for everybody across the northeast, the great news is, we are in for a much quieter day here across the delaware and lehigh valleys. let me take you to a live look right now of center city. you can see snow piles on the sides of the roadways budd we are dealing with wet roads as we are waking up this morning and 35 degrees. it does feel chillier when we factor in that breeze. it is 35 in allentown. thir

new jersey governor phil murphy: >> again, folks are frustrated enough. count me among them.got to do a post-mortem and figure out how we can still have 20-odd thousand outages. >> reporter: in scarsdale, new york, myrna manner is going on her sixth day without loectricity. she lost power during friday's storm. >> food spoiled and had to be thrown away. it's been a complete and total disaster. >> reporter: when the snow stops, parts of new york city inuld see nearly a foot of snow. schools in many places will be closed, and those power crews will be working to get the atghts back on, contending with not only cold temperatures but ffsting winds. r:ff? >> glor: kris van cleave leading us off tonight. kris, thank you very much. along the coast, the major s reat again is flooding. ssmarco morgan is in duxbury, massachusetts, which is still drying out from the last storm. demarco, how is it looking tonight? >> reporter: jeff, good evening. this entire block here is underwater. it has been raining non-stop for the past couple of hours, and officials here believe the flooding will o

governor phil murphy says he decided to declare a state of emergency due in part to the potential for significant power outages though there's a higher chance of that in north jersey. a handful of people will be riding out the storm still in the dark from the last one. you heard bob just talking about that. peco reports 11,535 outages still. but the bright side, that is at least down from the peak of more than half a million outages caused by friday's nor'easter. >> meteorologist karen rogers joins us and as this thing starts to churn up it's not going to be as bad as friday but it's going to kind of be similar. >> well, i think a wider area is going to see higher snowfall totals so in that sense it will be worse than friday. i don't know that as many trees are going to be down on friday we saw 70 miles an hour winds. now we're talking 40 miles an hour winds. so, in that sense maybe not as many roads blocked by trees but there will be more roads blocked by snow but i guess it's kind of a trade-off. it all stinks. let's take a look right now and head on outside why don't we 'cause the

governor phil murphy says he decided to declare the state of emergency due in part to the potential fornificant power outages. though there's a higher chance of that in north jersey. >>> and thousands of people will be riding out the storm still in the dark from the last big storm. peco reports 10,815 outages. that is down, however, from the peak which was more than half a million people out there with no power caused by friday's nor'easter. >> 5:39 now. karen, when it really starts to accumulate it's going to be hard to shovel. it's going to be heavy snow. >> so heavy and wet because tdmperatures, surface temperatures are staying above freezing its a wet snow, so the colder it is the kind of lighter and fluffier it is. it's going to be a back breaker trying to get rid of all of this. let's take a look outside. snow is coming down pretty steadily on our sky6 camera steadilyy$s we look live right t the parkway in center city. you see the flags kind of gently blowing. the winds haven't really picked up just yet. i want to show you storm tracker6 live double scan. there are a couple things

this is the first state of emergency declared by governor phil murphy since he took office in january>> so please do not venture out on to the roads during the st m storm. we ask you to stay home so road crews whether they are state, county or local can attend to their duties. our goal is to have our major highways passable for emergency vehicles first and foremost and capable of fully reopening for commuters once the storm has passed. >> reporter: the governor says his decision is due in part to the potential for significant power outages like they were in last week's nor'easter though there is a higher chance of that happening in north jersey. action news reporter annie mccormick is live at the south philadelphia home depot and how an inch of snow prompts a rush on the store but the brisk business tonight seems to be well deserved. >> reporter: jim, it was busy everywhere at the home depot, local grocery stores and manager of the home depot said they were getting ready for gardening and grilling season earlier this week and when they found about the forecast they had to change gears

. >>> new jersey governor phil murphy announced state of emergency yesterday from trenton well ahead of the start of the storm. he urged residents not to panic and instead use good judgment to deciding whether to venture out in the storm. governor murphy says snow equipment is ready to go. >> department of transportation stands ready to activate more than 2500 pieces of snow fighting equipment, at its disposableal whether it is plows, spreaders, loaders that can be deployed across the state if necessary. >>> "eyewitness news" was in bellmawr camden county, crews say brine won't help much since rain arrived. delaware has in the declared a state of emerge sue but they are urging drivers to keep talk. >>> our coverage of the nor'easter number two continues after the break. >>> coming up next a live look from our mobile weather watcher and we will look at the road conditions, and get you ready for what you might face as you leave the house for work this morning. >> police were kept busy when gunshots rang out in the cobbs creek section of the city, close call for mother and son in the sh

. >> governor phil murphy says that crews are loading up to treat roads right now. that families should prepare with the possibility of more power outages. traff and con join matt tam, davidarting as t abcdevice. >> and we emergencies and school closings. and we are told that philadelphia archdiocese schools are closed for tomorrow.he forrits this afternoon. even though the roads are dry at this point. starting in northeast philadelphia this is woodhaven road at nights road and the police are blocking off the off ramp and up ahead local woodhaven is closed because of an accident. and caution tape is up and not gettin local ut express between 95 and the boulevard is moving okay. on 95 itself a broken down vehicle that is now gone. and a water main break in southeast philadelphia. bartram avenue blocked off as a result of that. and a whole bunch of storm damage, kelly drive and traffic lights remain out. and downed poll at bryn mawr avenue and lower marion and wynnewood road is blocked f the seminary. and not working in spots including where you come off the schuylkil

under a state of emergency starting at 8:00 tonight in anticipation of the nor'easter, governor phil murphy made the announcement. the northern part of the state is still dealing with major power outages and the storm will likely bring more. this declaration allows the state to move funds where they need to get resources to residents. >> and dann cuellar is live at the penndot quart nor us in norristown. >> and they are giving an update how to keep traffic moving during the storm. >> reporter: that is right guys for penndot this nor'easter is the same song sec verse. they were through the drill last week. and they expect to have all hands on deck when the storm blows through here. throughout the day penndot crews are gearing up for another nor'easter and taking the storm seriously. >> we are devoting the penndot trucks and pieces of equipment to keep the roads safe and passable and handling emergencies to come out on the highway. that includes cutting up trees. you heard right, penndot crews carried on extra duties having to cut trees on major roadways including one on the schuylkill expres

my own home state is becoming a flash point now that we have gone from chris christie files to phil murphytrum in new jersey, taking the lead on the east coast in resisting the federal government on all matters immigration. we have mayor bill diblasio championing the rights of immigrants and trying to resist the president and it will end in a court room. jillian: to use the other states joining? judge napolitano: 16 have joined, tomorrow morning it will be 20. you want to run to the other studio? rob: let's get the line. the nra firing back after supreme court justice calls for the repeal of the second amendment. in an op-ed for the new york times justice john paul stevens, now 97 years old writing the move would weaken the nra ability to block constructive gun-control legislation. the nra quickly responded. >> justice stevens, you may have been a supreme court justice and i may just be a small voice for freedom but you should be ashamed of yourself lose your words and your ultimate wish list is a disgrace to america and the values we all hold dear. rob: the nra vowing to unapologetically

three more meetings are plan there has been conversation that is they have a democrat as governor phil murphy and he does support legal says. >>> pennsylvania's attorney jennies suing uber for failing to net filed more than 13,000 pennsylvania drivers that hackers stole their personal information, uber actually acknowledged in november that for more than a year it covered up a breach which hackers stole the personal information of more than 57 million customers and drivers nationwide, pennsylvania lawsuit seeks similar penalties in the millions of dollars. washington state and chicago have also sued the ride sharing company. >>> reading, writing and arithmetic this is so shocking , grabbing headlines all around the country a teacher taken out of class, there she is, because she is accuse of being a white national list, that is the name of her pod cast an pol get i can. maybe she's a will guying, no. midair melt down passenger, suddenly being ray strained after trying to open up a door , midair. bob kelly. >>> good morning, high tide causing flooding along columbus boulevard a live look in fro

there has been a renewed conversation even since democratic governor came in phil murphy and he advocatesfor that. >>> pennsylvania's attorney jennies suing uber for failing to notify more than 13,000 pennsylvania drivers that hackers stole the personal information. now uber acknowledge in november that for more than a year it covered up a hacking attack that stole personal information about 57 million customers, and drivers, nationwide, pennsylvania's lawsuit seeks civil penalties in the millions of dollars and uber spokesperson declined comment, washington state and chicago have also sued the ride sharing company. >>> the phillies have a day off, in spring training today after hosting minnesota twins. >> and as our kristin rodgers tells us it is not something to them from moving ahead. >> reporter: phillies have the day off today and they are going in to it with great momentum. they won their last two games including a four-three win over the twins just here yesterday. now a day off will give the team to mentally refocus and get rest for their bodies but it will provide a chance for the

governor phil murphy promised on the campaign trail to make marijuana legal recreationally in the garden state. right now, he's working on his first budget. he estimates that changing the law to allow it to bring in $300 million in revenue. on friday, federal judges will hear the republican challenge to pennsylvania's new congressional redistricting map. last month the state supreme court threw out the old map ruling it unfairly gerrymandered to a favored gop candidate. he rejected a republican redo of the map leaving the high court to create its own. the gop wants that map created by the state supreme court of pennsylvania tossed out before the may 15th primary. >>> today in kansas, a flag raising ceremony aboard the battleship new jersey will kick off march as red cross month across the state. veterans will join officials at the noontime event. for 75 years, every president recognized march as the month to high lie how the red cross helps people around the world. >>> eight minutes past account on this sunday. deadly blaze. what we're learning about this massive fire that ripped through

tonight >> reporter: after meeting with leadership at state's center new jersey governor phil murphy emergency some parts of the state particularly i jersey are still experiencing widespread, power outages and chopping up down trees from last weekend's storm. those same areas are expected to get the worst of this next storm too. >> just as west weekend's nor'easter we are engaging all levels of government to be ready to act to protect our residents and businesses. >> reporter: south jersey will have its own challenge unlike winter storm bellmawr superintendent of public works pat gallen ger say brining the roads before this storm won't help. >> this storm it will rain first so when it rains first you cannot put it down if you do you are wastingve to wait until the snow gets the street before you can lay the salt, for anything to work. >> reporter: so far this winter bellmawr boro has used 200 tons of salt but officials say they have plenty left. >> today we loaded up three salt trucks, 15 plow trucks and numerous men are on call, to come >> reporter: to note even though is there a st

over in new jersey, governor phil murphy has declared state of emergency for the entire state. that means, all non-essential state offices are closed. the governor warning everyone should stay off the roads. use good judgement this morning. throughout the day. >> and we still have a lot of people without power from the storm that we had on friday. it is a good number of people, take a look at that, delaware county, we have 4500, about 4,000 in montgomery county, and then also, we have about another thousand people out in montgomery coin. so there are the numbers, chester county, people out there, bucks as well, also, lehigh county where steve has been report to go allentown area, we've got some of our most outages up there, more than 7,000 there. >> we'll check in with steve here in about 15 seconds. as we continue our live team coverage, jenn fred, live in upper montgomery county, you see lauren johnson right there in the middle, in bucks county , and steve keeley in lehigh county this morning, steve? >> reporter: yes, you feel so sorry for those people without power now going

making cannabis legal in key campaign promise by phil murphy. he says it could bring in $300 million in state revenue. >> there is much more to come on this sunday morning edition of action news. trying to be heart healthy. what foods to eat to bring down your blood pressure and bad cholesterol. >> an attempt to make a landing shows just how rough winds were when the nor'easter blew across the eastern seaboard. back in our area city hall the temple university camera. meteorologist chris sowers says you can expect more wind today. we'll have exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast after the break. tf video that shows an piloto make landing at reagan national airport, this happened on ay. you can see the plane swing sharply to the left and right as that pilot battles t winds there the pilot ultimately making the decision to abort the l out of an abundance of. >> taccuweather t problem in th. >> it really has. today it's getting better, we're still dealing with 30 mile per hour gusts. the winds we're seeing this morning still associated with that nor'

phil murphy wants to raise taxes to help fund the budget and he is taking aim at state millionaires.roposing airbnb taxes. the tax plan lacks support them key democrat. toeral motors is planning airbnb program for cars. the lists -- they will list their cars and share the revenue with the automaker. we will have more on this story. that is your bloomberg business flash. our stock of the hour is dick's sporting goods. dix posted a deeper than expected sales decline. joining us to discuss, matt townsend. it did get publicity for doing that. isil social media saying i'm going to order something. at the end of the day it didn't seem to make a difference. the quarter they disappointed was before that. it was not baked into their forecast. they said they expect what they changed gunthey regulations to have a negative impact on the company. and maybe some people are just upset with what they have done. >> at the end of the day it is like another retailer having retail problems. when you look at the business, it is just another one. >> it is a big box specialty chain. toys "r" us heading to

>> all right, jeff, thank you n new jersey governor phil murphy has declared a state of emergency for the entire state. he says it will begin 8:00 tonight. the governor warning northern new jersey is expected to get hit the her dead you weres everyone to stay off the roads and use good judgment. >>> here's live look at philadelphia now city officials are klee declaring a snow emergency beginning 8:00 tomorrow morning. so that means all parked cars have to be off snow emergency routes you should park far from street corners. crews have 40,000 tons of salt ready to treat the roads. you can track this nor'easter in real time just download our fox 29 weather authority app. it's free and you can get it in the google play and apple i opportunities stores. kathy will be back with more in just a little bit. >>> montgomery county judge will make rulings in the coming days on three key issues that could make bill cosby's retrial on aggravated indecent assault charges far different than his original one last summer. our bruce gordon has more from a two-day pretrial hearing in norristown. >> repo

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stuart: new jersey as a new governor, phil murphy. he has come out with an extra ordinary proposal.higher tax on millionaires, more taxes on businesses, tax uber rides. >> he is auditioning to make new jersey tax hell just like malloy's connecticut and new york. is going to be worse and he will see the same sort of flood of people out of his state as we have seen in new york and connecticut. stuart: some of us are mad about this because the extra revenue they will bring into new jersey is spent on union pensions. >> it will be bye-bye tax base because the millionaires will pool out just as they have done in connecticut. stuart: you are expecting, let's not forget you can always higher taxes but those higher taxes are no longer deductible. >> after tax dollars we pay for those, makes it more expensive for residents. stuart: he will do it anyway, that is extraordinary stuff. he used to work for goldman sachs. >> he must've forgotten everything he learned about numbers. stuart: he won the election. >> and election is a contest between two people. by the way, farrakhan, he is the head o