governor phil murphy was at the democratic governors' association.e sent some tweets and is was part of handling the response, but he didn't return home. your thoughts on that. >> well, listen, i didn't know where governor murphy was at the time, and i haven't really given it much thought because new jerseyans, when the going gets tough, new jerseyans do not need a government official to bail them out. that's why we have first responders, and we support them in this corner of the state, in the district i'm privileged to represent. our police departments, our volunteer fire departments, our volunteer first aid squads, those are the people we count on, not government officials. we count on our first responders, and that's exactly what we did here in chester and beyond. molly: all right. great point there. the first responders or giving you a great backdrop today in chester. of thank you, assemblyman, or we really appreciate your insights today. thanks for joining us. >> thank you so much, molly. griff: migrants illegally crossing into new mexico say wh

el presidente biden dijo que habló con el gobernador de new jersey, phil murphy, y que todo estaba bajoenced an influx of one calls aseguraron que en ese momento hubo muchas llamadas al 901 1 y añadieron personal extra para atender las. por esta misma razón, el gobernador phil murphy también indicó que se activaron los centros de operaciones de emergencia y también pidió a la población que no llamaran a la línea del 900 11a menos que se tratara de una emergencia. bueno, es que este sismo que ha ocurrido en nueva jersey nos hace recordar también que nuestra zona es propensa a los sismos debido a las múltiples placas tectónicas en la cual se incluye obviamente la falla de san andrés. por ello, la importancia de saber qué hacer después de que ocurra un temblor, un sismo o un terremoto. lo primero es verificar si podemos reingresar a algún inmueble, sea casa, nuestra vivienda o la oficina o también la escuela. también debe utilizar el celular solo para llamadas de emergencia, no para decirle a las autoridades que ha temblado. así no va a saturar las líneas. además, hay que estar pendientes

where was the democratic governor phil murphy? nowhere to be found.esidents were looking for answers but out of town at a democratic meeting. >> on a serious note he wasn't at a world summit for world peace. he was at a democratic convention, association of democratic governors who were probably working on ways to make more democratic governors. so i think he could have taken maybe even 12 hours out to come back to new jersey. the 4.8 mag my -- it led to ground stops at major airports nft area. after the quake hochul and adams updated the public letting people at home know their plan for checking buildings, roads and critical infrastructure. new jersey resident didn't have a press conference to tune into. they were forced to flip on new york's leaders to find out what was going on and what to do next. dr. murphy did a phone interview about the quake and posted this to x a day after the incident saying we have no reports of major damage, structure issues like that roadways or infrastructure as a result of yesterday's earthquake. murphy should have made

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for our viewers to know governor phil murphy in new jersey put out a statement talking about activating the state emergency operations center but he says please do not call 911 unless you have an actual emergency. that's the last line on there. could be very important stuff as we all absorb this information and figure it out. >> dana: never know what happens on breaking news. dagen mcdowell continues. >> dagen: terrific coverage there. a fox news alert. a very rare 4.8 magnitude earthquake rattleling the tri state area in new york city a short time ago. epicenter detected near white house station, new jersey. we do want to show you the moment it happened as our fox shows were on the air. watch this. you can see the cameras shaking. watch that. as reports say the earthquake was felt all the way from boston down to baltimore. let's join fox weather's coverage on when this right now. >> emergency operations center has been activated in new jersey. they urge you not to call 911 unless you have an actual emergency. but definitely -- it has a lot of people panicking. >> interesting. jane even

new york jersey governor phil murphy and other local groups suing. >> i think it is a money grab. >> reporter: susan lee thinks this will hurt everyday people. >> the cost of food is rising. their cost of everyday life is rising, and so it's really not fair to put this burden on the backs of working-class new yorkers. >> reporter: but even those for it say each city is different and they'll need to adapt. >> this is a pretty imperfect system. the city will have to make adjustments as time goes on. >> reporter: the road to solve congestion could have more twists and turns ahead. george solis, nbc news, new york. >>> and when we come back there is good news tonight. the dance squad showing everyone it is never too late to dream big. ♪ >>> and there is good news tonight about never letting go of your dreams and the inspiring dance squad giving sports fans a thrilling new reason to cheer. >> an unforgettable finish. >> after a historic run the wnba's las vegas aces are on a roll. >> back-to-back champion! >> but those moves on the court just part of what makes a team fan favorites. ♪ ♪ >

. >> new jersey governor phil murphy is activating its emergency operation center and asking the public not to call 911 unless they're experiencing an emergency there. the governor of new york says that crews are also out check on buildings and brejs. -- bridges. >> one of the largest earthquakes to occur on the east coast in the last 100 years. so i directed my emergency management team to start doing damage assessments, any life in danger and finding out whether there's any bridges or tunnels compromised. >> many people taking to social media saying they felt it and were really shaken. look at all the tweets there. while earthquakes in the northeast are rare, buffalo, new york was struck with a 3.8 magnitude earthquake in february of 2023. it was the strongest recorded in that area in 40 years. we continue to see if there's any more reports, but thankfully no one was injured. back to you. >> thanks, kari. >>> one of the survivors of the half moon bay massacre is suing the owner of the two farms where he was shot and his brother and six others were killed. >> kris sanchez joins us now

and it comes ahead of new jersey governor phil murphy's trip out west.d this weekend. murphy hopes to pitch new jersey as a new hub to california investors this weekend. >> the northern california cherry blossom festival kicks off in san francisco's japantown. thousands come out to enjoy the annual bloom and dozens of activities, performances and vendors. it runs this weekend and next weekend, with the finale and grand parade on the 21st. it's a great festival if you've never done it all right, we still have much more news ahead. >> we do. >> let's go to abc seven news anchor zach fuentes for a look at the stories coming up at 530. hi, zach. >> hi, danielle. we've got a lot coming up. as we've reported, the oakland international airport is moving ahead with changing its name to san francisco bay oakland airport at 530. abc seven news reporter tim johns is going to join me to discuss the next steps in finalizing that change. plus does every dog have to live under a roof to be considered well taken care of? our lyanne melendez is going to join me to talk m

governor phil murphy and other local groups suing. >> i think it is a money grab. >> reporter: susanthis will hurt everyday people. >> their cost of food is rising, their cost of everything, life, is rising, so it's really not fair to put this burden on the backs of working class new yorkers. >> reporter: but even those for it say each city is different and plans will need to adapt. >> this is a pretty imperfect system. the city will have to make adjustments as time goes on. >> reporter: the road to solve congestion could have more twists and turns ahead, george solis, nbc news, new york. >>> still to come, the mlb season capping off its first week answered and the other hazard duke couldn't overcome on sunday was a dj burning up that rerdwood. mo on nc state's historic elite eight performance coming up. [paparazzi taking pictures] introducing, ned's plaque psoriasis. ned, ned, who are you wearing? he thinks his flaky red patches are all people see otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. ned? otezla can help you get clearer skin, and reduce itching and flaking. wi

y bueno, el gobernador de new jersey, phil murphy, informó a la población que solamente se comuniquenudio gracias jaime y la situación que sucedió en el estado de new jersey nos hace recordar que nosotros también estamos en una zona propensa a los sismos. por ello, la importancia de saber qué hacer después de que ocurra 1. lo primero es verificar si podemos reingresar a algún lugar a un inmueble, ya sea nuestra vivienda u oficina. también usar el celular solo para llamadas de emergencia. así nos saturamos las líneas. además, estar pendientes de réplicas y lugares en los que puedan resguardarse. también recuerde que debe tener a la mano un kit de emergencia que incluya suministros básicos como un radio, botiquín, linternas, baterías, agua y alimentos no perecederos. además contar con un plan familiar sobre qué hacer después de estos incidentes, entre ellos los puntos de reunión personas a las que se debe contactar y determinar responsabilidades y el área de la bahía se está preparando para más lluvias. después de que ayer hubo tormentas eléctricas y nieve en grandes elevaciones como pa

york's governor, kathy hochul says, her team is assessing the impact and the new jersey governor phil murphy says he's activated the state's emergency operations center, cnn, as of course, covering the story from all angles, i want to go to our meteorologist elisa raffa. she's over at the cia weather center for us. so at least walk us through what we know so far >> yeah. well, i mean, i know that new yorkers are quite shaken both figuratively and literally by this earthquake. we know it was a 4.8 magnitude earthquake with that epicenter in central new jersey. it was a hello earthquake, which is why so many people were able to feel the shaking. looking at some numbers, at least 23 million people felt light shaking 300,000 people felt some of that moderate shaking. so i know from people in new york that they had things that were shaking on shelves and getting tossed around in trust rhino people that were driving on the roads and felt it while we were driving in the heart of new york city. now, this area is not really prone to earthquakes, we don't really have a big seismic fault or anything on

el presidente biden dijo que habló con el gobernador phil murphy y que todo estaba bajo control. hacia fort lauderdale. no se reportaron heridos y los pasajeros desembarcaron según el protocolo habitual. mientras tanto, aquí en el área de la bahía, hemos experimentado condiciones climáticas inestables. ya le mostrábamos esto. ocurrió en walnut creek, una tormenta de granizo esta misma tarde. pero lo que va a entrar o lo que va a estar en vigor en las próximas horas es una alerta de heladas. por lo que se recomienda tomar precauciones adicionales, como proteger las plantas, las tuberías contra las temperaturas extremadamente bajas que se esperan durante la noche. ya nos adelantaba sobre esto marcelo. temperaturas que por lo menos ahorita ya están hasta en los 39 grados aproximadamente en gilroy al sur. así es al sur y vamos a continuar viendo ese descenso en las temperaturas. los cielos van a continuar despejándose eso aporta, eso ayuda a que continúen bajando. por eso se le recomienda a la gente que si va a salir, pues utilice múltiples capas de ropa. si no tiene que salir no sal

new jersey governor phil murphy is catching heat after not returning to his home state following therthquake that shook the northeast on friday. you've got to come home when there is an earthquake, governor britt this is what he posted on experts state emergency operations centers deactivated as of 10:00 a.m. today we have had no reports of major damage to structures, roadways or infrastructure as a result of yesterday's earthquake. but on a hard hat. pull the press conference tell everyone is going to be alright. but i cannot stand him and his dub jack-o'-lantern smelly jacke governor in america. if not for gaffe eat cap the vocal. players had quite a scare this morning the metal while cover of a boeing jet fell off during takeoff it was forced to return to denver international airport the plane was headed to houston, texas it landed safely in denver after about 35 minutes there's video of course. after it initially departed wild stuff according to fox 31 the fourth time a boeing plane had to divert to denver for issues so far this year. not great news for boeing it's based on a lot

new jersey governor phil murphy and other local groups suing. >> i think it is a power grab. >> reportersan lee thinks this will hurt every day people. >> their cost of food is rising, the cost of every day life is rising. it's not fair to put this cost on the backs of every day new yorkers. >> this is a pretty imperfect system. >> reporter: the road to solve congestion could have more twists and turns ahead. george solis, nbc news, new york. >>> king charles making an easter sunday appearance today, his first public royal event since his cancer diagnosis in february. the king and queen attended a church service in windsor. while leaving, he stopped to wish the people well. the king had canceled all public engagements after he was discovered to have cancer. >>> it's the latest weight loss trend with a powerful hollywood influence. but there are side effects to the ozempic craze that are possibly harmful. >> candace nguyen joins us with what you should know. >> drugs like ozempic and money mounjaro have been around for years. but the hollywood blitz has caused not just a dangerous prescri

news from the white house the last few minutes, president biden has spoken with phil murphy given theoday, the white house has been monitoring with female. we will see if the president talks about it as he heads to baltimore to look at the damage from the bridge collapse. neil: senior advisor to the heritage foundation. we thank you for taking the time. and i don't know how much is legitimate or you are fearful your biggest benefactor may not be as generous going forward. is that a legitimate concern? >> i think it is. how do you get from a statement the day after the hamas massacre when the president said we have an unequivocal role of support for israel to where we are today, the president should be saying i call on hamas to cease-fire now, to return the hostages. i call in any palestinians who support them to surrender but he's upping the ante against israel as if they are the bad guys, they go above and beyond the rules with respect to the law of armed conflict to target legitimate military targets and bad things happen in war. i'm sorry, we are sad to see civilians get killed, bu

that shook the region on friday buried there is some controversy over wh why new jersey governor phil murphyot address the public after the quake hit. good evening i am jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪ the a magnitude 4.8 earthquake yesterday stunned millions of the northeast it is leaving many concerned how prepared government officials are in the event of a stronger potentially deadly quake in the years ahead. cb cotton is live in new york city with more on this. >> hi jon. united states geological survey has now recorded more than two dozen aftershocks since yesterday 4.8 magnitude earthquake. more could continue according to seismologist to say this was one of the largest earthquakes in the northeast and the last century. the earthquake epicenter was northwestern new jersey where the state's governor did several phone interviews. made several posts on social media but was out of town to the democratic governors association according to his public itinerary. critics now have this to say. >> our folks in new jersey really have to look to new york officials and what they were saying.

the state's governor phil murphy was out of town according to his public itinerary. he was gone to the democratic governors association. he did several phone interviews. he made several post to social immediately reached out to his team about why he never returned to the states as new jersey took the center stage following this earthquake. we were directed to a post the governor made on ex this morning for a take a at says quote our state emergency operations center has deactivated as of 10:00 a.m. today. who have had no reports of major damage to structures, roadways or infrastructure. as a result of yesterday's earthquake. over in his state they were temporarily evacuated from three multifamily homes and newark. due to concerns to earthquake damage. listen to this. >> i had to help get my sister out of there, you know? he is in a wheelchair. she could not move as fast and quickly as we can. i had to worry about getting her out. >> united states geological survey reported the 4.8 magnitude quake at 10:23 a.m. friday morning the agency says there have been at least a

joe scarborough, whoopi goldberg, governors phil murphy and westmore and attorney ben crump.be there with her book. stephanie ruhle, harriet melvin. present ski will be part of our media discussions. i will have richly dennis and alfonso david who are talking about corporate responsibility. and on our the head of investments now. the thread of the convention will be dealing with voting rights, criminal justice reform, and affirmative action, because we've had affirmative action for many in this country. when it was down to who you were and your family were. when it went from those that were legally locked out, now the court has rejected it. and we need to deal with it in a collective manner. go to www.nationalactionnetwork.net. get the agenda and register. i will see you at the convention. it's not about procrastination. it's about action. we will be right back. ht back. . >> woman: i have a few more minutes. let's go! >> tech vo: we came to her with service that fit her schedule. >> woman: you must be pascal. >> tech: nice to meet you. >> tech vo: we got right to work, with

new jersey governor phil murphy activated the state of emergency operations ce center and new yok governorpoke earlier this morning offering him assistance. >> sandra: columbia geology professor and earthquake expert will join us with what we need to watch for now just ahead but we will begin with the fox weather correspondent katie byrne. she is live at the epicenter of this, everyone has a story from this. it felt like for so many of us perhaps the first earthquake they experienced of this magnitude that it lasted a pretty long time, katie. >> it seems that way. if you like it lasted anywhere from 30-45 seconds and we are walking through lebanon now we just arrived trying to figure out if there's any damage and neighbors are trying to figure out the same thing, you are walking your dog when this happened, describe the feeling of this i think it's interesting to viewers on the west coast compared to the east coast earthquakes feel different. on the west coast it feels more like a swaying motion but you thought of it as up and down drilling feeling? >> yeah it felt like the amazpavement wa

and i hope that governor phil murphy will have a special election so that seat is not vacant as we gogh the summer as those services need to continue with a sitting congressperson. and as we see a razor thin majority of the republicans, we don't need that empty seat. i was talking with reverend ronald slaughter of saint james ame church up north, one of my good friends, about how the needs in that district must be continued. we will always remember donald payne. let's keep his work going forward. we'll be right back. work goin forward. we'll be right back. that's why my go-to is nurtec odt. for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura and the preventive treatment of episodic migraine in adults. it's the only migraine medication that helps treat & prevent, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec odt. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. people depend on me. without a migraine, i can be there for them. talk to your doctor about nurtec odt today. norman, bad news... talk to your doctor i

, griff, the earthquake's epicenter was in northwestern new jersey where the state's government phil murphy was out of town at the democratic governor's association, according to his public schedule. he did some phone interviews, made some posts to social media, but there was no direct address to the people of that state. we have reached out to governor murphy's people about details or contexts how that decision was made, but have not yet heard back. meanwhile, more than two dozen people in governor murphy's state had to be evacuated when three multi-family homes in newark shifted. >> i had to help get my sister out of there, you know? she's, you know, she's in a wheelchair and she can't move as fast as we can. so i had to worry about getting her out. >> now, the united states geological survey reported the 4.8 magnitude quake at 10:23 friday morning and the agency says there have been more than a dozen aftershocks in the region since. there was no widespread damage in other parts of the northeast region. several elected leaders including governor hochul and new york city mayor eric at dams

new jersey governor phil murphy slammed for not returning back to his home state after a 4.8 earthquaketled tristate area. congressman jeff says he wishes governor murphy showed up. ♪ ♪ >> it would have been a nice symbol if he came back and said you know what -- everything is going to be okay. i want to personally review infrastructure myself see what the team has done. i personally was a little disappointed he didn't make it. it was good for people to know they're leaders or person of time. two earthquakes biggest to hit the tristate in 140 years. now to some spring football. the st. louis battle hawks using this field goal as time expired to take the top the arlington ren renegades 27-24 and replaced on side kick to get the bag back and take show boats earlier this week. co-owner talked about how excited about seeing the new league grow. >> we had a great opening weengsd ufl serves as just the opportunity to create opportunities for players to live out their dreams. >> more uf lax kickings off 4 p.m. eastern time on fox. and those are your headlines. you see real quick fourth and 12

. >>> president biden spoke to phil murphy minutes ago about the earthquake before flying to baltimoreal view of the collapse of the bridge. he will by briefed on cleanup and recovery efforts there and what it's going to cost. the port of baltimore shipping channel is expected to be partially reopened by the end of the month. the president is going to meet with family members of the six victims of the tragedy. that will be private, of course. joining us from baltimore, aaron gilcrist. seeing it, seeing it from the air and also from the ground, as whatever he will see there, and meeting the families, is very important for him. >> reporter: it really is. i can tell you that the press will have three parts to this visit today. the first is the flyover you mentioned. he will see the wreckage of the key bridge and the ship that's beneath parts of the bridge for himself from above. i can tell you having been out on the water with the coast guard earlier this week, getting within just a few dozen yards of this wreckage site, it's surreal to see up close, to see these pieces of the bridge that

new jersey governor phil murphy called payne a steadfast champion for the people of the state.217 republicans, 212 democrats with six vacancies. the port of baltimore is preparing to open a deeper channel for commercial ships to get in and out for a few days. thursday's move will be a significant step toward reopening the major maritime shipping hub. closed to most traffic since the cargo ship hit the francis scott key bridge last month, causing the bridge to collapse. the new channel will be 35 feet deep allowing five of the seven cargo ships that have been stuck in the port to leave. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: tonight we begin a new series looking at toxic towns in the u.s. in missouri, residents and lawmakers are pushing for speaker mike johnson to allow a vote on a bill that compensates anyone with cancer or other illnesses as a result of the manhattan project. although the u.s. dropped the first atomic bomb almost 80 years ago, my colleague bret baier examines why in some parts of the country community members are still fighting to get nuclear waste fully cleaned up. >> bret: thanks,

i also immediately spoke to governor phil murphy to offer any assistance and to find out what is happeninghich again was the epicenter. our teams have been in constant communication with the mayor of new york. we spoke to the mta to assess the structural integrity of the subway systemment right now jfk and newark airports are on full ground stops to assess any potential for after effects. we were in contact with the utility companies to make sure the gas and electric services continue. the mta is on full schedule. no disruption there. i've been in communication with the white house. they reached out for us. the deputy of homeland security secretary -- they're with president biden in baltimore. they called us. i believe they felt the shakes in baltimore. senator schumer offered any assistance. right now it's most important we have our structural teams out, the engineering teams surveying our bridges and roads, any area where there could be a fault line that's not easily detectable to make sure that passengers on our rails and commuters are safe. assessing all state roads. we're making sure

newjersey because we believe that's where the epicentre wasn't there you have new york governor phil murphyations centre immediately into action. �* . , operations centre immediately into action. �* ., ., action. and i was also reading here sa in: action. and i was also reading here saying that — action. and i was also reading here saying that friday's _ action. and i was also reading here saying that friday's tremors - saying that friday's tremors reminded some residents of the 2011 earthquake in virginia which also prompted evacuations in new york city, including at city hall. marvin talked about the mobile alert that he got on his phone. are there any other procedures in place? new york is a city of new york state isn't necessarily something you you're also now seeing lots of things, wejust had an you're also now seeing lots of things, we just had an announcement here in the building. everyone is going through the safety protocols, trying to work out what damage there is, and reporting that back. that is the sort of updates were going to get from public officials over the course of the c

for our viewers to know governor phil murphy in new jersey put out a statement talking about activatingmergency operations center but he says please do not call 911 unless you have an actual emergency. that's the last line on there. could be very important stuff as we all absorb this information and figure it out. >> dana: never know what happens on breaking news. dage

democrat was hospitalized earlier this month after he suffered a heart attack new jersey governor phil murphyment that payne embodied the very best of public service. congressman payne was 65 years old. scott, back over to you. >> kate, appreciate it kate rogers. >>> we do have a news alert, green light capital just releasing its quarterly shareholder letter leslie picker has it and is with us from post 9 david einhorn writing to investors. >> in my hand, a lot of new picks this quarter actually, and some comments on the markets as well we'll get to those first he kind of reiterated the sentiment he shared with you in an interview where he said the stock market is fundamentally broken he talks about there are so many investors that don't care about valuation, namely passive index funds, can't figure out valuation, most retail and those who choose not to care about valuation, referring here to various technical strategies, and any trading strategy with short-term holding periods the result is a very small proportion of trading volume today that try to identify which stocks are undervalued to b

of trolls are from her fellow governors on the democratic side, governor tim walz the governor phil murphy, gretchen whitmer, all posted pictures with their dogs and the caption below post a picture with your dog that doesn't involve shooting them and throwing them in a gravel pit that was tim walz saying, i'll start and president biden and kamala harris joined in the campaign, tweeted out photos of them, width dogs, smiling, and being happy. i mean, look, it's just frankly estonian story. i have a dog myself and it was a rescue who i had to go through years of training with. so i think that a lot of people look at her story and question why the dog wasn't just given up for adoption why why the dog wasn't put through rounds of trump? training to become the type of dog that she had hoped it to be. i mean, it was 14 month-old puppy, so i think that it's just assuming story that clearly is allowing republicans to pile long as well as democrats. >> again, just to sort of alluded to this, but just for anybody who hasn't followed it, and even people who aren't following politics are following th

there's also been a tweet from governor phil murphy of new jersey., our region experienced an earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 4.7. we've activated our state emergency operations center. please do not call 911. the governor is saying and the other thing i want to mention our team in new york is telling us that the philadelphia police department is aware of reports of seismic activity. they're urging people not to call 911 unless it's an emergency. so new york, new jersey, philadelphia. i know a lot of folks are probably watching right now. please don't call 911 because you heard an earthquake, the authorities are asking you not to do that. you might tie up those emergency lines when they're needed for actual emergencies this is just something we're all going to be talking about. pete muntean. i understand the standing by. i can go back to people one last time. if you've got a quick thought added up and tell us what you got. i'm being told we gotta wrap and go to a break, but what do you got? >> big thing here is the sea of the airports or d

meanwhile, we understand the president has also spoken to the new jersey governor, phil murphy. top of the developments from new york, you can scan the qr code next to me and we have a live stream which has continuing coverage. of course, this comes in the same week that taiwan experienced a deadly earthquake of magnitude 7.4. let's move on to our other major story. that is the israeli military has that air strikes on a convoy in gaza which left seven aid workers dead happened after a series of grave mistakes. israel has sacked two senior officers and reprimanded others. it has given its first detailed account about how and why it carried out the attack. let's look at the main points. the idf said the strike should not have happened and has expressed its deep sorrow for the incident. it says those who approve the strike were convinced they were targeting hamas operatives. the strikes were carried out in serious violation of standard operating procedure. and the brigade fire support manager with the rank of major and colonel have been dismissed from their positions. lieutenant co