michigan lost to rutgers tonight. rutgers gets their first win in the big ten, the fans storming the field and the goal posts come down. this is the scene earlier at old miss. tough day for goal posts. they upset alabama. they didn't just take down the goal posts. they carried them through the streets. this is the most unusual false start you will ever see. jake cotton like a tree falling in the forest. timber. got blown over by the invisible defensive linemen. villanova visiting maine. touchdown. that's robertson's third straight game with four touchdowns. villanova wins, 41-20. pennsylvania visiting dartmouth. dartmouth wins. ncw is going to miss the preseason opener on monday. the flyers, friendly fire in a team bonding exercise. that's coach craig berube mixing it up. they're in cape cod and here's the camouflage captain. bill's son is now a goalie. harry has more. >> reporter: with the flyers gearing up for a new season on the ice, there's another professional team in philadelphia looking to make an impact in the

how does it work at rutgers university? and what are your concerns with for, federal assistance kids to attend college, pell grants, etc.? we have a high number of pell grant recipients. pell grantf them are recipients, which means they come from families that are less than two times the minimum poverty level. we have a very needy student population at we want to educate. ofdepend heavily on sources support for those students, both internally from our own resources, and external from the state and federal government. we simply could not educate our students with all the expenses of doing so without help from the government, from the state, and from our private supporters. host: i want to show you a column in the business section of the new york times and show it to our viewers as well. , why aid foris colleges missing the mark. , have colleges raise their tuition in line with more college aid being provided by the government? i would first call your attention to the very last paragraph of that essay, which states that a col

how does it work at rutgers university?and what are your concerns with for, federal assistance kids to attend college, pell grants, etc.? we have a high number of pell grant recipients. pell grantf them are recipients, which means they come from families that are less than two times the minimum poverty level. we have a very needy student population at we want to educate. ofdepend heavily on sources support for those students, both internally from our own resources, and external from the state and federal government. we simply could not educate our students with all the expenses of doing so without help from the government, from the state, and from our private supporters. host: i want to show you a column in the business section of the new york times and show it to our viewers as well. , why aid foris colleges missing the mark. , have colleges raise their tuition in line with more college aid being provided by the government? i would first call your attention to the very last paragraph of that essay, which states that a coll

ohio state facing rutgers. voorhees native and eastern grad eli apple with the touchdown.he apple to freshman corner for ohio state, celebrates a big win, and buck eyes beat rutgers 49-ten. they have scored 217 points, in their last four games. >>> fifty-six-17 is that final actually. >>> villanova on the road against william and marry. down three under a minute to play. john robert son to kevin julius, 13 yards for the touchdown. the cat win, cats win, 35-31. they have won six straight games. >>> delaware, now going home happy on home coming against townsend, 512th left tied at seven, townsend, victor with the touchdown run. blue hens gave up two touchdowns in the final six minutes. delaware down seven, a chance to tie it backup but trent hurley pick off. delaware loses 24-17, they have dropped two in a row of three. >>> zero and four penn looking for their first win against columbia, the quakers finally get things going in the right direction. alex tourson, watch out, penn scores 31 straight points to win. they have beaten columbia 18 straight times, that is an ivy leagu

after of which he obtained his law degree from rutgers university and has been practicing law for over 30 years. he uses these experiences in the committee meeting and decision making. he is also one in the community. he has invested in the community and community of louisiana through a nonprofit organization and being one with his constituents everyone issing them the judiciary committee, health and welfare and other committees. we is not responsible for all leadership is supposed to be all across america. it was said by martin luther king, jr. that human progress is neither automatic nor inevita e inevitable. every step towards the goal of justice requires sacrifice, struggling and suffer. tireless exertion and passionate concern of dedicated individuals. ladies and gentlemen, i'm privileged to present you too man dedicated to this cause, for justice, for opportunity and for froe dom. a man in a fight for what is right and a man who will die with his boots on, senator elbert guillory. ♪ ♪ >> good afternoon. joseph, thank you very much. that was extremely well done. young men like tha

host: i want to ask you about players and coaches at rutgers university. many of -- many no ray rice from rutgers university. here is a headline. time, -- to,was the decision made they say "the race ray rice from was that decision made and how difficult was it? you upfirst, let me back a little bit. we take a very firm line on the ethics of our athletics program. it has been one of my primary concerns since i came here. i have a zero tolerance for any activities in our athletic program which i do not think mean our standards of ethics. we train student athletes. 95% of our student-athletes do not play professional sports. they need to be trained for a college degree that leads to an educational opportunity. and i'm proud to say that the academic performance rating and graduation rates of our student athletes ranked nationally in the top 10%, the very top of the big ten. and we say we are doing. -- and we do what we say we are doing. anybody who does not live up to the standards will be quickly out of the program. we have no tolerance for that. in regard to

one rutgers analyst says it's a perfectly fair question. he blocked cameras and held up the sign that read sandy new jersey and finish the job but was told -- >> sit down and shut up. >> reporter: in his effort why it's taken two years to get hurricane sandy victims government all located funds for them to rebuild. >> somebody like you doesn't know a damn thing what you're talking about. >> reporter: professor rich harris sees it differently. >> the guy holding up the sign was raising a perfectly reasonable question. there's a billion dollars that was allocated. there's purportedly 800 million that hasn't been spent. people still homeless. >> reporter: we got on phone with new jersey's community affairs which oversees how the federal money is spent to ask if those numbers are, in fact true. the dca told me government dollars don't dome the state all at once, almost half of the 8800 people who applied for grant funding got money from state. 553 million has been awarded but that money son lie handed out as construction progresses. there are 2

now, if you go to party school -- >> rutgers on the least dateble list, too. not saying people that go to rut remembers aren't as smart as those to princeton. but your argument doesn't follow through. >> and then when everyone reaches the age of 30, all every us, oh, ya, the real geeky guy, real smart guy, that guy is the most dateble. >> true. >> most unexpected place. >> yes, one little boy can't stop laughing when he hears his dad cough. >> (coughing and laughing). >> pretty simple amusement. >> true. >> chris acts the same way when i cough. >> no. >> ya. >> doe? >> you drool little bit. >> well, you're beautiful. >> that's not what i was getting at. all right. never minds. 4:57 right now. voting day draws near and candidates for pen's governor fresh off another debate. one of the candidates is about to get real big push at the polls. >> and it all has to do with why hillary clinton is coming to philadelphia today. we'll connect the dots for you, straight >> doctors all over the country prepared for an ebola outbreak. first, steve keeley. >> reporter: two y

our third speaker is nancy kubik distinguished professor of studies and gender and at rutgers universityemeritus. [laughter] >> who was internationally known for her essays and books on women's rights in the 19th and 20th century u.s.. her inclusive histories of women's movement take seriously the voices of all women and have inspired many young and old including the authors of feminism unfinished. among the many recent books the popular edited addition though permanent waste recasting history to the feminism and her multiple award-winning study of the women's activism across race and ethnic lines southern discomfort, women's activism in tampa florida 1880 to 1920. she is a recipient of a prestigious fellowship and was a fellow at the center for advanced study at stanford and an 2009 was named professor of american history at the university of cambridge. i am very delighted to welcome all three of them today. and michelle if you could start. >> thank you for coming everyone. >> why don't you speak of the code again if you don't mind. [laughter] >> thank you. this is much more official no

michigan lost to rutgers last night. look at this. rutgers get their first win in the big ten.torming the field and the goal posts come down. this is earlier at ole mis. they upset alabama. look at the scene here. they didn't just take down the goal post. they carried them out of the stadium and took them through the streets. this is the most unusual false start. just like a tree falling in the forest. timber. got blown over by the invisible defensive lineman. local action. villanova visiting maine. john robertson going deep. 43-yard touchdown. that is robertson's third straight game with four tds. nova wins 43-20. they are 4-1. penn visiting dartmouth. over the middle to matt schwartz. 54-yard td. but dartmouth wins 31-13. penn is now 0-3. sixers finished up their training camp at stockton college. ncw will miss the preseason opener on monday. >>> flyers this weekend with some friendly fire. this is a team bonding exercise. there's the coach mixing it up. they're up in cape cod hanging together. take a look at the camouflaged captain. there he is, claude giroux. >> i'm a rooki

. >>> a rutgers eagles ton poll believe 63% believe ac's best days are behind it. only 25% said the city's best days are yet to come. the resort is only known for gambling according to 63%. and 63% said it benefited only the city's hotel/casinos. the owner of the taj mahal is dropping its threat to close on november 13, but could not say it would open longer than the month of november. they won a ruling allowing them to forego certain payments to worker he is. trump is hoping to get tens of millions in state assistance funds. >> dozens of parents of preschool children crowded into the franklin institute to see what schools had to offer. parents went table to table to talk to officials from public, private and parochial schools. >> i look forward to getting him into school. we are investigating charter schools and area public schools and private schools. >> many of the schools at the fair are alternatives to philadelphia's public schools such as friends central and the baldwin school in bryn mawr. >> so the system is spinning off the coast it means we could get rain

michigan lost to rutgers last night. rutgers gets their first win in the big ten.eld, and the goal posts come down. tough day for goal posts. this is earlier at ole miss. they upset alabama. look at the scene hear. they didn't just take down the goal posts. they carried them out of the stadium and took them through the streets. that is unbelievable. this is the most unusual fall start you'll see. nebraska guard jay cotton, just like a tree in the forest, timber. john robertson going deep for lincoln collins. that is robertson's third straight game with four tds. nova wins 41-20. they are 4-1. penn visiting dartmouth. over the middle to max schwartz. 54-yard td. but dartmouth wins 41-13. sixers finished up their training camp at stockton college. mcw will miss the preseason opener on monday. >>> flyers this weekend with some friendly fire, paint ball style. this is the coach mixing it up. they're up in cape cod hanging together. take a look at the camouflage captain. there he is, claude giroux. >> i'm a rookie at this. i have no idea. so i'm actually prettier in vou

. >>> rutgers university is making it easier for students to get their degree by offering classes atations in our area. by the end of this year, rutgers courses will be offered at atlantic cape community campuses and cape may courthouse. next summer students will be able to take classes in point pleasant, ocean county. they're part of a summer at the shore initiative. its goal is to provide an education to students who may work or live at the shore during the summer months. >>> you heard the expression about turning into a pumpkin at midnight? >> what about turning into a multimillionaire at 11:00 p.m.? we'll explain. >>> first, here's what we're working on for nbc 10 news at 5:00. >> eric, are you sorry? >> inside the mind of alleged cop killer eric frein. at 5:00, nbc 10 has a new look inside his journal and the notes he was keeping while on the run, plus, how he was able to survive for six weeks in a dense forest. >>> then, septa just hours away from a possible strike. nbc 10 is making calls, asking local officials who might step in to prevent workers from walking off the job. >>>

. >>> rutgers camden campus is showcasing audible heritage of the city. >> including rca victor companyeporter steve, towa of our sister station kyw news radio has details. >> ♪ >> reporter: sound of camden visitors will be able to check out record players, old time radios, old school advertisements as well as historic rca victor reportings. >> this is the silicone valley of the early 20th century. >> reporter: theater and concert managers say the the exhibit chronicles the invention of sound technology, like the revolutionary victor brand phone graph. >> well, there was the home stereo basically of its time. >> reporter: journey begins with the victor talking machine company, rca victor leading manufacturer of phone graphs and final records. do you you remember these? all of which produced in camden in the early 1900's. he then played a record his grand moth's inquired in the mid 20's in the violin player vince chrysler. >> the warmth of the violin is something that you cannot really find in m p.c. i hate mp3 recordings. you missing 90 percent have of the music. >> reporter: the visit

. >> condoleezza rice at rutgers. >> absolutely. it gets more intense every year.e're sliding down the slippery slope. >> is there a difference here when you hear someone say we're sliding down a slippery slope when the petition, for example, points out some of the things that bill maher said about islam. dealing with hamas is like dealing with a crazy woman who is trying to kill you. you can only hold her wrists so long before you have to slap her. talk to women who have dated an arab man. the results are not good. >> first of all, he's wrong about what he says islam believes. we have issued statements on so called islam, refuting claims that islam demands you be killed if you and all that kind of thing. you can go our website and find those things. the key issue here is honoring and endorsing views that are g bigouted and hate filled. she spoke many times around the country spewing anti-muslim bigotry. we haven't said a thing. when a university honors someone that's when we feel we have the right to stand up and say no! i don't want this person honored. i don't w

. >>> a new rutgers poll out tonight shows 45% of voters polled have an unfavorable opinion of governor chris kristsy and 42% have a favorable impression of the governor, the lowest ever recorded in the poll by the way. christie's poll numbers are sliding for months, the main reasons are taxes, the economy and education. >> well, the mayor of camden began the process of cleaning up the city. mayor dana redd announced they are submitting bids for 64 abandoned properties in the whitman park and cramer hill neighborhoods, this is to improve public property. >>> time now for a check of our "action news" traffic report tuesday night. matt pellman in the traffic center. >> happy birthday. >> it's funny you mentioned it, i waited all afternoon for the gift to arrive -- >> i guess the mailman got stuck in traffic. thank you guys. good afternoon we are stuck in traffic on this tuesday afternoon along 95 in port richmond in both directions, the northbound delay is worse like normal, 26 mifrns from the vine up to woodhaven, should be a 14 minute trips. and in perkasie, a crash at fifth and chestnu

the largest margin of victory against michigan since -- >> adam: rutgers went on the road to nebraskacer, and faced the king of all-purpose yards. >> spencer: the heisman is there for ameer abdullah to take it, his third touchdown of the day for ameer abdullah. took a big chunk you out out -- big chunk out of that heisman trophy. >> adam: ameer with 331 all-purpose yards. a school roar. illinois had lost 24 of 25 big ten games. they give the gophers their first conference loss of the year. wisconsin all over maryland behind melvin gordon's three touchdowns. coming up we'll tell you about the stars of the day when "the donlon post-game show" continues. >> adam: welcome back to "the dodge post-game show." let's check out the stars of the day. we told you about ameer, we told you about trevone. navy is always running. rakeem cato with a touchdown

. >> lewinsky said she was inspired to act after a rutgers university student killed himself when hisoommate used a web cam to spy on him kissing another man. >>> and a fire that trapped a man inside. we showed this moment when strangers came to his rescue. take a look at what fire fighters saw. captured on a helmet cam. the flames coming straight at the fire fighters as they worked to put it out. they had face masks and oxygen. the hero rescuer did not. >> i was scared. i'm sure anybody would be scared. but there's a life. try to help them. >> the fire fighters quickly put out the fire. but a little bit too late for the rescue if those folks had not arrived. the fire destroyed his life, but they saved his life. >>> it was a wild one on monday night football. >> and high lights from our guys at espn. >> let's go. monday night football. wake up. steelers at home against the texans. steelers haven't lost a monday night football game since the mil lard philmore administration, or grover alexander? they have struggled in the red zone, that's a way to unstruggle. look at mike tomlin. take

you can read more about the results of that rutgers-eagleton poll by loggen on to our website nbc10.com. >>> last week, both sides agreed on a deal that would keep more than 200 train engineers on the job of averting a possible strike. the agreement includes a signing bonus for those workers. an 8.3% raise when the contract is approved and another raise next april. >>> penndot is hosting had a public meeting to talk about an improvement project in westtown in thorn bury township. it centers around the intersection of routes 202 and 906. the evening will be held at the westtown township building on wilmington pike. >> announcer: now your "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> a dreary start this morning. clouds are overhead. we've got rain and wind, and temperatures that are chilly than yesterday morning. light showers we're tracking right now. it's going to be a windy day with winds gusting to 30 miles an hour but as dreary as today is, still on track for nice sunny and warmer weekend. 45 in the pocono mountains with rain. trenton is reporting rain and 51 degrees. and

a rutgers researcher just published a new paper about these frogs and they have a colorful call, don'ty, glenn? >> what a neat discovery. >> yes, a pretty neat sunset behind us, just a few minutes ago. we have clearing back there. >> pretty. >> yes. that sets us up for sunshine tomorrow. it will be on the cool side for a couple days. the weekend gets nasty. rainy and windy and cold on saturday and just windy and cold on sunday. >>> tomorrow looks good. thank you, glenn. for all of us here at nbc 10, i'm renee chenault-fattah. >> i'm jim rosenfield. the news continues with "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. good night. >>> on our broadcast tonight, $200 million disaster. incredible new views of that explosion up close as a rocket fails to launch on liftoff to the space station. tonight, in this era of contracting out the space program, what went wrong? >>> standoff, the ebola nurse not sick but being quarantined in her home and now vowing to fight. also, the order from the pentagon tonight about members of the military in the hot zone. >>> losing his temper, chris christie flies of

the parade will leave from thatcher park on rutgers avenue and a halloween event for those who want a little scarier of a time here. the haunted hugh moore park. cue the scary music from 6:00 to 9:00. ghost walk, and halloween stories around a camp fire and some guy holding a flashlight under his chin and pumpkin painting and a hay maze. a terrifying hay maze. that's on hugh moore park maze. it's thrills and treats in cape may. the wildwood elk is hosting a free haunted house. free. trick or treaters can walk through the scene and then get some candy, if you survive being scared out of your pants. that's from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. a lot of halloween fun going on, guys. tracy and vai, i hope you have your costumes all picked out and ready. >> i have a candy and i'm ready to answer the door. >> for my money, eastern state penitentiary, it's too scary when it's not halloween. >>> nbc 10 news at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> one of the fbi's most wanted is behind bars this morning. eric frein the man accused of ambushing and killing a pennsylvania state trooper will make his first court app

. >>> new information this morning about the death of a rutgers university student. prosecutors say she died of alcohol poisoning. her death was ruled accidental. she died on september 21st after a party at a fraternity house. authorities say some friends took her to the hospital where she was later pronounced dead. she was a sophomore majoring in animal sciences. >>> 4:46. scientists in massachusetts have invented a disinfectant system that can kill the virus on surfaces and tools. they say the disinfectant is being used on the front lines in south africa. but researchers say what makes the system unique is that it is easy to transport and can be acac activated in places where clean water is not readily available. >> we also developed a handheld sprayer to make a liquid solution on the chlorine dioxide. >> to know that we had a part in it is just. >> the lab says they have had inquiries now from u.s. hospitals. >>> a pennsylvania company is recalling about 31,000 pounds of gluten free breaded chicken products because they might be contaminated with bacteria. murray'

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. >>> new information this morning about the death of a rutgers university student. 19-year-o 19-year-oldaitlin cobach died of alcohol poisoning. she died on september 21st after a party at a frat house. friends took her to the hospital where she was later pronounced dead. she was a sophomore majoring in animal sciences. >>> the family of a murdered gloucester county girl is suing local law enforcement agencies claiming that they failed their child. 12-year-old autumn pasquale disappeared and found dead two days later. the suit claims law enforcement did not follow appropriate procedures, including a canvas of the immediate area where the girl went missing two years ago. it was filed against gloucester county, its prosecutor's office and the new jersey state police. the gloucester county legal office says they have not received a copy of that lawsuit, but a spokesman released a statement saying in part, any civil action seeking money damages by pointing blame at police is misplaced. >>> 600 scientists are in denmark this week for a summit on climate change and to coincide with the event.

the findings of independent brain research experts who performed brain imaging and other tests at rutgersniversity medical school. >> people have been very critical about this family and myself, saying somehow we're trying to pull a hoax or something. we're not. we have mri evidence, eeg evidence. >> reporter: wakefield shared photos of the girl appearing nourished and full of colors and videos that show her responding to commands to move her feet and hands. however, we are not able to independently verify the videos. >> she's not deteriorating. her skin looks flawless. she looks better to me. she has no organ failure. >> reporter: the family filed a court petition asking a judge to reverse the girl's death certificate. doctors declared her brain dead last december after she underwent tonsil surgery at ucsf children's hospital oakland. her mother wants to bring her home from new jersey where she and her parents have been staying. >> i'm not crazy, you think i would give up my job, my house, my kids, my family, my everything, if i didn't believe in jahai? >> reporter: now children's hospit

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police shot and killed the animal after this rutgers university student was found dead in a nature preserve last month. officials say this is the first time a bear has killed a person in new jersey. still don't know what provoked the attack. quite a mystery there. >>> casino workers are taking a stand. >> that's right. the new tactic they plan to use a little later this morning to protest the shutdown of another atlantic city casino. >>> plus, new developments overnight in the scandal surrounding a "7th heaven" star. what happened at steven collins's house that's caused a lot of concerns. >>> and eyes on the skies. why you'll want to check out a rare sight this morning, that is if the clouds cooperate is a lifeline forast cancer so many people. it is more than a community. it is a family. there's always a hug. you're friends for life. when i needed guidance, and i needed support, living beyond breast cancer was there. last year, 5-hour energy raised over $340,000 for living beyond breast cancer purchase a specially marked bottle now through december 31st... and a portion of the proceeds wil

the application will allow rutgers to pay for fares. users can lower the value and passes on their venture card and check their balance. 2015 customers will be able to pay with a touch of their phone. free application is set to launch next year. some of chicago's busiest intersections are also the most dangerous. the group that promotes biking walking in public transportation wants to fix that. the alliance is the intersection of milwaukee norton damon evidence had the highest number of crashes in the city involving pedestrians and bicyclists. those numbers come from a period of 2006-2012. accidents can be cut by improving crosswalk markings and adding countdown signals. other dangerous intersections include cicero and chicago. >> university of illinois changing the admission process. currently they have to the commission. . many students have decided on the other schools by that point. 42 percent of illinois students decided to attend. that is a record low. next year the college will have 1 application deadline on december 1st and one

. >>> on health tech, rutgers university researchers have found a way to get babies to speak sooner.s played videos for the infants which taught them to focus on specific noises that are essential to speech. the baby's brain waves showed they developed stronger language centers, the part of the brain where words are formed. the technique works with babies as young as four months old. the strategy might eventually work its way into toys and games to help children get a head start. >>> happening today, camden county's flu shot program begins. flu shots will be available at the annual senior health fair in cooper river park. it runs from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. the flu shots are provided for no out-of-pocket costs. seniors receiving medicare are asked to bring their medicare id cards with them. >> investors have been clamoring for ebay to unlock value and off-load pay pal. company execs were listening. abc's reena ninan has america's money. >> reporter: what may be ebay's biggest sale yet. the online sale site is spinning off its pay pal payment service into a separate company. a major

governor has 42% favorable rating in the latest poll from rutgers eagleton.nd that is the lowest rating he's ever recorded in that poll. governor chris thome run for president but he definitely will not run for the us senate. he told a gathering of the naacp that he would rather die than be in the senate. >>> well just a matter of hours from now the city of camden, new jersey, will once again have a grocery store. price rite held its grand opening on the 2800 block of mt. ephraim avenue today. residents say they're excited to have another place to get fresh fruits and 57 also a. camden's last remaining grocery store which was also a pathmark closed its doors last year. this store is owned by the rabbits family market which plans to open a shop rite at 17th and admiral wilson boulevard in 2016. >> it's the become cher perfect way to purchase everything from clothes to light bulbs tonight three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan shows you the latest way to buy exactly what you want in a snap. >> a lot of times i'll see things in a magazine or an ad. i'l

the new rutgers eagleton pole shows 45% of registered voters have an unfavorable view of the governor. 42% give him a favorable rating, favorability has dropped seven points in two months. >> if you have not registered to vote in next month's election, today is the deadline in new jersey, you can sign up at your local county clerk's office. we put the application on our website, that's cbsphilly.com. the deadlines have already passed, to register to vote in both pennsylvania and delaware. >>> right now, it is 5:43, we want your traffic and weather together. wider look at the eastern part of the country, katy? >> certainly are. dealing of course with very significant storm system, one that spans anywhere from the great lakes all the way down to the gulf of mexico. this storm system is what's going to eventually bring us our next round of heavy rain, here in the delaware valley. but we've seen an incredible amount of storm reports, out of this. they extend all the way again from the gulf states, back into the planes, down to the deep south here, in the gulf states, and i mean you have e

. >> al: third year with the bengals, out of rutgers. that is dropped. dropped by jeremy hill. 1:30 to go. it will be fourth down. >> cris: well, this is one -- one of those games you look at the schedule and you go at new england, yeah, it's probably a loss. so i guess it doesn't really matter at the end of it. exactly what it looked like. but for the bengals, maybe they will do what the patriots did tonight, which is take a severe whipping and turn it into some emotion and come out ready to play next week. >> al: they go to carolina next week and cincinnati and that pass is taken in but out of bounds. he was on the chalk. incomplete. new england will run the clock out. so the updated standings now in the afc east. buffalo wins today. they won in overtime in detroit. new england is now 3-2. miami had the week off after they played in london last week and the jets lose at san diego to go 1-4. since 2001, that's when brady took over here for bledsoe, new england, more than three times the wins as opposed to losses and none of the other teams even at .500.

police shot and killed the animal after a rutgers university student was found dead in a nature preserve last month. officials say this is the first time a bear has killed a person in new jersey. >>> skyforce10 was over the scene of a fire and explosion inside of a burlington county home last night. you can see the flashing fire trucks along chesterfield jacobs town road in newhanover township. fire officials tell us there was a fire in the garage and several propane tanks blew up. one firefighter was hurt and taken to the hospital. no word yet on what sparked this blaze. >>> homeowners near a closed navy base in montgomery county are concerned about harmful chemicals in their drinking water. members of the navy and the environmental protection agency met with neighbors in horsham last night. they addressed concerns about high levels of pfcs found in well water within a mile of the former willow grove naval air station. the navy tested 18 of 200 wells so far and they found that 2 need to be shut down. >> we discovered that there is a contaminant for fluorinated compounds potentially in t

. >> reporter: after both goading a ferry services would no strike the college of rutgers for metalworkers' including golden gate buses and their workers. will show you more on this mountain lion story. we will back insurance companies are spending millions of dollars trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46. >> reporter: the police are looking for this man lobbed a chase bank yesterday afternoon. the man as the bank the 2 4:03 p.m. and demanded money from the teller. >> reporter: it was something out of a movie to have dr. is covering over you were the serious things i've ever experienced >> reporter: using it over at the end of the night is supposed be the response will said thing to use to get it home safely >> reporter: the jiving pleaded not gu

and rutgers researches may have figured out how to do it. by 7 months, brain scans showed that language centers in those baby's brains are stronger. a small study and one worth reading, the strategy may find its way into games that parents use to get a head start. here with the big talkers the new war waged against super heroes, retailing sexism, suggesting that only guys can wear the cape and save the day. this was snapped at a target store in dna, it shows two sets of baby path am as, but on the ones for little boys, it says future man of steel very proudly. and d.c. comics make these shirts for wal-mart. this one here training to be batman, but for her training to be batman's wife, the big question posed by super girls out there, hey where is our shirts. >>> now to virginia and the story of two best friends named spencer, that started a lemonade stand, to raise money to buy a puppy, they took the lemons to make lemonade, but the community came in to save the day and donations came in and it reaches jim kinney the author of diary of a wimp

rutgers out in columbus, taking on the buckeyes of ohio state. 50 degrees.k of a shower or two during that game. temperatures dropping back down into the 40s. special shoutout out west, san jose state playing at wyoming today. temperature notice 60s at kickoff. back into the 50s later on. we'll have more of your requested games in a few sounds good. thanks, chuck. >>> right now, the audi best buddies challenge is under way at the national mall. >> the group helps people with special needs. veronica johnson is live there, in the middle of all the action. hey there, vj. >> hey, guys. we have a beautiful backdrop. as you heard chuck say, terrific weather. it couldn't be any better. last year the best buddies challenge was not down here by the national mall. they're so happy to have it back. washington monument. right behind me just off constitution, of course. talking about this best buddies.org, its essential focus of the organization is to create those one-to-one friendships. you guys have been buddies for how long? >> for two years now. >> yeah? >> yeah but

lewinsky says she is speaking in memory of an 18-year-old rutgers student who committed suicide after roommates showed video of him kissing another man on-line. lewinsky says she wants to put an end to on-line abuse. two hours before taking the stage she created a twitter account the first tweet #here we go. >> let's keep talking about monica lewinsky. is she the right person to coach kids on cyber bullying? join the conversation will go on to facebook page after the show #keep talking. >> another major retailer hacked. fox business is here with what consumers need to know. >> the store chain staples investigating a potential issue involving credit card data and may have contacted law enforcement. they have several banks on which appears to be credit card fraud which fell pray to a cyber data breech. they didn't offer details about the breech but save other details like kmart wal-mart which have prices have fell wept up in the past. >>> delta and u.s. airways raised their domestic round trip fares $4 recently. they blame fuel prices when they raise prices. the increases they only help

let's bring in a specialist lectorrer for eastern studies at rutgers university, and bener man, an analyst from the state department from washington d.c. gentlemen, great to have you with us. >> thank you. >> starting with you e. there's a growing phase of discontent here, and the question is, is the arab spring over? >> i don't think it's over. it's going through a very difficult transition, and that's what every revolution goes through. the french revolution took many years, years of blood baths in paris, and men and women, but when they went to the street in early to late 2010 and early 2011, they wanted democracy, and they wanted dignity, and they wanted opportunity, and they wanted to be recognized and wanted the end of corruption, and yes, they were happy to see foreign dictators in a short period, but that's not what they expected to see, after taking over in the early days of the revolution. now we have gone through this transition, and i think it's not over yet. but that mon -- the moment, the arab people went to the streets, and after 42 years, i think time will turn around and t

play football and a variety of other sports, but i think if you ask our new members, maryland and rutgers, what the important attract fors for them to the big ten was the academics that we do. it's really a remarkable group of institutions when you look at the quality of the academics that is done, together with the competitiveness of their sports teams, they're really a very special group of institutions. >> and the cspan bus will be visiting those big ten universities in new jersey. here's steve who a's parent, steve, where's your child in school? >> caller: my child is not currently in school. she got a wonderful education at the university of wisconsin and many of her friends were from minnesota and the reason for that is, minnesota and wisconsin has this wonderful reciprocity program where they go to each other's colleges and universities, i guess, for in state fees and i wanted to hear what dr. kalor thinks is the advantages and disadvantages of that. because i think this is a fantastic program. these people that my daughter met have become lifetime friends and have made my daughter

. >>> in "healthcheck," this morning, rutgers university reachers have found a way to get babies to speakoner. the scientists played videos which taught them to focus on specific noises that are essential to speech. the baby's brain waves showed they developed stronger language center. it worked with babies as young as 4 months old. it's a strong study, but the strategy may work into toils and games that parents could cruise to help their kids get a ahead start. mom says she's gonna at acme's stock up sale. well, if she can get whatever she wants, why can't i? hello, chocolate donuts with sprinkles. it's acme's stock up sale. get delicious deals on the things you love most. green giant frozen vegetables are .79 each. and general mills cereals are only $1.88 each. this is big, people. this is acme. you're in for something fresh. hey mom, you want glazed or chocolate? dowlower... that's more like it! petsmart's prices on your favorite food brands just got lower! shop a wide assortment of food and save up to $8 on your favorite dog & cat food brands. at petsmart®. >> reporter: welcome back e

. >>> a new study out of rutgers shows infants can be trained to notice changes in sound patterns before they can speak. they rewarded 4-month-old babies when they responded to rapid changes in sound. that helped develop language skills. at 7 months brain scans showed they were faster and more accurate at processing words and phrases. experts say this training could be beneficial for typical children as well as those at high risk for developmental language issues. >>> mothers who smoke during present nancy could affect the fertility of their sons. scientists in australia tested their theory on mice. they exposed a pregnant rodent to the equivalent of a pack of cigarettes a day. they found the sons had fewer abnormally shaped sperm that swam poorly. >>> distracted teens are not just a danger behind the wheel. more than 1,000 teenagers were surveyed. nearly half admitted they had been hit or nearly hit by a car while walking. part of the problem, they are focused on mobile devices and not oncoming traffic. 12% admitted to texting while crossing the street. 38% listening to music. >> you ar

. >> rutgers. >> a metacognitive person. don't see that a lot?> a intelligent lady we are dealing with. >> i wear my heart on my sleeve and i am a "go-getter." >> that's what we were looking for. >> i like it. a go-gertter. >> you are good luck, i know. i might have to name, if we have a daughter, name her after you for finding our donor. >> while this prospect shows promise, price tag for donations is high, up to $10,000 for proven donors with successful birth rates. there is no guarantee for success, but it's not stopping them. >> the important thing to me is to be -- a mom. if i can find somebody who looks sort of look me and has some characteristics that i do, i am really okay with that. look at all these children. they all lost their lives because of preventable medical errors, now the third leading cause of death. only heart disease and cancer take more lives. proposition 46 will save lives with drug and alcohol testing to make sure impaired doctors don't treat someone you love. safeguards against prescription drug abuse. and holds the medi

rutgers offers a course on beyonce called feminist per septembertives.ver had courses like that when iowas in college. >> i sure would have signed up. >> it would be interesting. >> you got to watch videos. >> yes. >> it would be great. >> love it. >> i would study, a lot more off of it. >>> it is 7:59. good day to you. it is monday, october the 27th. i don't know where october went. i don't even believe that october happened. it is not right. >> reporter: high schoolers at walter palmer charter school told not to show up for classes. why a court order may end their school year for good, caitlin. >> sabina, thanks. >>> it is monday morning. take a look the at. that beautiful monday morning. we have a great weekend. we will keep it for the at least another daze or two. we will that have and let you know it is halloween, sit a trick or treat? maybe both. it is all coming up in the forecast, jen. >> hey guys, you know danielle mo'ne, you know she can sing, host, cares about eating vegan but there is one side job you probably november idea that she's doing a

. >>> more crime concerns on the campus of rutgers university this afternoon after another studp't wasbed, this time at gun point. the latest victim told police the suspect approached him just before 6:30 last night on main street near union street in new brunswick, middlesex county. this is the second time in less than ten days that a student has been robbed on the campus. the last month happened when two men assaulted and robbed a victim outside an administration building. university police just released these photos to nbc 10 of the suspects in that first attack. police e-mailed students about both robberies after they happened. they've increased patrols in the area. >>> a local restaurant manager is charged with stealing from the business where he worked. police say kasey sheehan would re-open the receipts of customers at the red fire grill and steakhouse. they say he would void or comp the dinner bills and then take the value of the receipts in cash. he's accused of taking more than $13,000. sheehan is free on $11,000 bond. >>> three generous gifts to the tune of more than $1 mill

. >> at rutgers. >> she considers herself to be a metacognitive person.suming. >> no, it's a highly intelligent young lady we're dealing with. >> i wear my heart on my sleeve and i'm a, quote, go-getter. >> i like it. >> looks like -- >> a go-getter, that's what we were looking for. if we have a daughter we might have to name her after you for being our donor. >> while this prospect shows promise, the price tag for donations is high. up to $10,000 for proven donors with successful birth rates. there's no guarantee for success, but it's not stopping them. >> the important thing to me is to be a mom. if i can find someone who looks sort of like me and has some of the characteristics that i do, then i really am okay with that. save your coffee from the artificial stuff. switch to truvia. great tasting, zero-calorie sweetness from the stevia leaf. so i can reach ally bank 24/7, but there are24/7branches? it's just i'm a little reluctant to try new things. what's wrong with trying new things? feel that in your muscles? yeah... i do... try a new way to bank, wh

state of tyler clemen clementi, the young man who jumped off the washington bridge after someone in rutgersvate act and humiliated him. the state takes it serious now. >> in your years of working with bullying and this social phenomenon for young people, will a decision like this make a difference, do you think? >> i think so. i think it outlines the fact that new jersey laws are different and that now people involved in the education system are going to take strong stands against it. it's not a matter of fighting against the laws you think are too tough. now we're adopting them, saying, we have a responsibility for how our children behave, the atmosphere at the school and now we'll do something about it. >> are there coaches around? do the coaches not know this kind ofáx$avior was going on? are they just unsupervised Äin8ers with a bunch of part-timers? >> i think that's what the investigation will show. but in this case, there are a lot of people who saw what was going on and did nothing about it. the superintendent wants to get the bystanders to be upstanders. don't stand by, stand up. t

keynote address at the civil rights group new jersey state convention last weekend however a new rutgersagleton poll shows only 42% of registered voters have a favorable view of the governor. >> when you're in trouble, who do you call? how about a small army of small super heroes. the kids came to pre-school in costume to help out a former teacher and her son whose 19 month old son died sunday of liver cancer. >> our bruce gordon tonight with the story of hururt and healing report roar this is the gored card school but on this day it's the temporary headquarters for a pint size version of the justice league. parents paid for the right to stepped their kids to school in costume in the form of donations for their former teacher. >> why are you dressed up today? >> because we're helping people. >> reporter: you're helping people. do you like helping people? that's what a super hero would do, right? >> reporter: nicole shell taught at goddard for seven years. she left work shortly after giving birth to travis. but often took him back to visit. former co-workers like kim ma manning. >> most g

>> on be-hal of the big ten i want to welcome rutgers. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. decades ago many thought head injury was serious only if a player was completely knocked out, unconscious or suffered a severe contusion after frequent painful blows even a young athlete could continue to play. but we now have strong indications that the effects of repeated brain trauma in sports, even though received during one's youth could accumulate with consequence that's are long term debilitating and even life threatening. they could stem from minor injuries injuries injuries. researchers have found evidence of the disease cte when examining the brain tissue of dozens of decease the players. new technologies have shown the metabolic changes in the brain associated with concussions and sub conclusive blows. brain injuries in sports could occur in a wide variety of situati situation. it is a complex matter. requires addressing many interconnected issues. we have to take multi facetted approach on improved safety, i couldn't agree more. we need nor research. methods