. >> jumping around in a cow costume in south jersey and found out i could get a full ride and i startedvery school possible and unlv took me. >> my dream job went from policeman to ninja to professional mascot. >> you the gymnastic n iic masc the dancing one. bango was the kid you saw at 3 years old jumping off bunk beds. all of us have different attory bruds we play off of. it's really cool. >> you have fully invest. if not, you're just another sweaty dude. >> what do you like about it so much? >> the performance comes with the it. it doesn't get old. i'm great friends with a couple of 5 and 4-year-olds without ever said a word. it's fun. >> you say yourself you get to be a little bit of a local celebrity. >> in las vegas, it's a little different because we don't have any pro teams here so unlv is here. so i have the biggest mush tash in town. >> this time of year gives many of us a certain fall feeling. it gives hitchcock 45 that murder feeling. >> it's october and it's pumpkin killing time. >> it's time to kill pum kens in a myriad of ways. he's got three other iterations of wasting

simply because, we're hurting in south jersey, because of his decisions in washington.sick and tired of the political games, and, you know, it's time for a change. >> was he part of the tea party movement, or is he simply a fellow traveler? what would you call him? he seems like one of those people around philadelphia that i know, that they say they're not part of the tea party. every once in a while they vote in a different way, but it seems lake they're still with them on who the leaders are. if they go with the tea party people, they always go with it. >> you know what, you know, frac lobondy exercises a convenient bipartisanship. and by that, he votes his district when it won't hurt the republican party. he says he's not part of the tea party, he says he's not part of the irresponsible actions of the republican party. but the fact of the matter is, he only votes his district and has only voted his district when the republican leadership allows him to and when it won't impact the outcome of the vote. >> what do your people think of the tea party? >> you know, our peo

in south jersey, lucy the elephant was lit up in 29,000

a big birthday surprise for a little girl in south jersey.e will show you more of the reunion that will warm your heart. >> plus a cell phone verses a gun. how one cell phone saved one life. >> let's check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> it was one year ago today that super storm sandy hit the new york area. we have a live report coming up in about an hour. judge napolitano will tell you not only how does the federal government want to track you in your car, they want to tax you for every stinking mile. dorothy hamill the ice skating legend joins us live. she has a great story to say to you. cheryl casone has the top five companies hiring right now and one of the funniest people in the world tim conway has a brand new book. he will be right here on the couch with us. it's your channel for news "the fox news channel." well, did you know that when a tree falls in the forest and no one's around, it does make a sound? ohhh...ohhh...oh boy! i'm falling. everybody look out! ahhhhh...ugh. little help here. geico. f

. >> host: i am proud of those who brought to camden south jersey people have always felt politicians always ignored in the things that happens to south and now they know they have a governor who has new economic opportunities for them to grow and attract more businesses. we have taken over the school system that had 23 at 25 of the worst we took them over with the new dynamics superintendent working cooperatively with the school board in the mayor. we also made a big investment in the cancer center and we are doing all those things but those that are the most needy we expanded the of medicaid program unlike others that will make it more available and when those opportunities start to come they can get the jobs as well. >> the people in tent city are like you and me living from paycheck to paycheck. when i went to see that my heart went out and i said i will be back but this governor has the war did affordable housing and has delayed and blocked it and it is just another example of him not being focused but is focused on the needs of the wealthy. he not only failed to for our remedy b

people in south jersey have always felt like politicians ignore anything that happened south of iowa5. new economic opportunity act gives tremendous opportunities in a city like camden to grow and attract more businesses. the schoolen over system. a school system had 23 of the 25 worst schools in new jersey in their city. we have taken it over. we have done a cooperatively with the school board. we also have made a big investment in the cancer super -- cancer center in cooper. medicaid program in new jersey. unlike others, we have expanded medicaid prayed that is going to make health care more available to people in camden. when economic opportunity start to come, they will have jobs as well. >> the people in tent city are just like you and me. people live from paycheck to paycheck. any fuss could find ourselves in that position. my heart went out to them. i told them that i would be back. the fact the matter is, this governor has for to affordable housing. he has delayed and blocked affordable housing in the state. it is another example of him not being focused on the needs of the w

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south carolina jerseys, one. oklahoma jerseys, three. resting comfortably there on the grass. good day was had yesterday and another good one today. if you're going out, don't forget to stay hydrated. temperatures back up near 90 degrees. at kids fest you're under the departure forum at dulles international airport. don't forget to see that if you live in downtown washington very much. nice day outside as long as you like it to feel like summer in october. 75 now. 82 by noontime. 88 degrees for a high temperature today. and staying in the upper 70s to near 80 even as late as 8:00 or 9:00 this evening. cloud also really start to lower and thicken overnight tonight. by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy sky will be in place. currently in the mid to upper 70s. warm-up is well under way already. and what we're waiting on are two things, cold front and deep tropical moisture from what was karen down across parts of the gulf coast. that's throwing moisture up the eastern seaboard. it's going to get picked up by this strong cold front which will ring all that moistu

the delaware river in south jersey, if we pull back on the epa and let fracking go on, it could pollute our waters. i believe in shrieking government responsibly. not pulling back the kind of protections that protect our food, our water, our air, and our safety. sighed.ide -- >> i think mayor booker's vision of newark is about as real as t- bone. you may not be able to swim in the river, but it's probably -- probably because of all the bodies floating around from shooting victims in your city -- >> oh my gosh. >> you use these words like tea party extremists. your coaches have done a really good job. if you raise a family, build a small business, stand up for this country, stand up for limited government, your idea of working together is to call people extremists. there is a lot of extremism sitting in this audience today. >> this is what you think of our city. >> please hold your applause. >> this is what he thinks of our cities. that there are bodies floating in the city of newark -- how insulting is that to the city of newark? this is insulting that he would talk about camden and say

folks in south jersey, into philadelphia and pennsylvania are going that rain has to stop. we think, philly, around the edge of one to two inches of rain. two inches holding here. the area of high pressure stronger than expected. that rain is shooting off. i can't take you out of the forecast out of rain for areas north of that yet until that low is completely clear of the coast. >>> thank you, sam. >>> and still to come here, dramatic video from georgia homeowners of a shocking carjacking outside their home. >>> and the american beauty queen accused of tarnishing the taj mahal. we'll discuss it. come on back. i'm dsavings event is still going strong! 40 inch led tv, on rollback. fun rollbacks. at a $1.98, no roll back required. even monster rollback. there's no beggin' for this rollback. that's the sound of savings. get more for your money at the walmart october savings event! good thing we've got bounty select-a-size. it's the smaller powerful sheet. look! one select-a-size sheet of bounty is 50% more absorbent than a full size sheet of the leading ordinary brand. use les

in south jersey, lucy the elephant was lit up in 29,000 watts of light to symbolize the 29th, the day hope after surviving the storm undamaged. >>> rebuilding is taking place very slowly in some of the areas hardest hit by sandy. amy robach visited breezy point where hundreds of homes went up in flames. >> reporter: before the storm hit, mary from breezy point was getting ready to hunker down. >> sticking it out. >> reporter: like many, she was preparing for a big storm. >> are you going to come see puddles with us? >> reporter: at first, rain and flooding. >> 6:55 and the power just went out. we are officially screwed. >> reporter: then mary's sister joanne spotted a bright light in the distance. the unimaginable. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: a massive fire began to spread. >> i'm really anxious. >> reporter: firefighters braved waters knee deep, saving every single life in the town. in the end, 135 homes burned to the ground. another 220 destroyed. >> we don't know where they are going to take us. we don't know -- don't know. >> reporter: what do you miss the most about what life was

jersey? >> they live in south america, but they have huge fangs right up front there. if you were a cricket or some other small imal, this guy would come in and nab you and that would be. i want to get to some of the other ones. the next one is the classic spooky -- >> wendy: oh, my god. >> most of you will know what will this is. >> wendy: a rat. >> this is a norway rat. this one happens to be a can domestic. believe it or not, they make kind of good pets. they're it actuactually pretty . and they eat anything. just like human beings. let's go to the next animal. which actually would really love to eat this rat if we gave it the chance. >> wendy: oh, my god. >> another classic halloween animal. an owl. native to new york. check out the huge -- >> wendy: he is beautiful. >> they're nocturnal, they use the eyes to see in pitch darkness. so no wonder that people associate them with ghosts and nighttime. >> wendy: reports in africa where this is like the devil. >> absolutely. >> wendy: where does this one live? and what kind of owls do we have here? >> we have one almost

south. areas like maryland and new jersey and new york city not a pretty next four or five days. middle of the country sunshine is the rule. here is a look at the weather outside your window. >>> we are gorgeous once again in areas from pittsburgh to cincinnati, ohio, just fantastic weather out there. minneapolis you look good, too. >>> so we have had a great fall on the east coast. this will be the ugliest weather we have seen in a while. >> get ready. it's that time of the year. >>> heating bills are going up this winter. we will tell you how much plus bizarre details of the 9-year-old stow away. >>> plus neiman marcus's coolest 2013 christmas gifts. you're watching "early today." >>> the supreme court is looking to once again change limits on federal campaign contributions. it seems the justices are split on whether they should lift the legal limit one can give the political candidates. president obama weighed in. >> there aren't a lot of functioning democracies around the world that work this way where you can basically have millionaires and billionaires bank rolling whoever

jersey. north to south, urban to suburban to rural, for fr democrats, independents and republicans, i heard it from everybody. they all said if we put you in washington, don't go down there to score victories for a party or for politics. but go down there to work for people. >> booker's opponent republican steve lonegan wished booker luck and then got a few laughs. >> i'm hoping god will be with him in the decisions he makes as he goes into the u.s. senate in washington, d.c.. and i said to myself, who wants that job anyway. >> he definitely did, although he's got a point there. the senator elect could take office as early as this week. he will be live, mr. booker, on "morning joe" to talk about his big win a little later in the morning. >>> intense detailed straightforward and candid, not usually words used to describe negotiations with iran. but all six parties involved noting a distinct shift in tone from previous discussions. they are the first meeting since rouhani came to power. major hurdles remain. iran wants an acknowledgement of its right to enrich uhe rain crumb. and still unclear w

most of it has been to the south jersey to d.c. and baltimore where they have seen rain this weeg. week we had a huge blizzard, a record-breaking blizzard across the black hills of south dakota. at the time we were thinking, what an amazing storm, fun with snow. it turned out there were about 100,000 head of cattle killed from the storm. people there having a rough time. you will see more snow unfortunately as we get toward monday night. temperatures cooling down. more rain. think about our friends across the black hills of south dakota. >> i am going to do something selfish. my friend melissa is here. i am conducting a tailgate at the eagles, cowboys game next sunday, a week from tomorrow in south filly. >> fantastic. i will meet you there. >> you recognize her from tv? she's the winningest woman in barbecue. what does that mean ? >> it meaps i beat all the guys. >> memphis in may. that's a huge one. >> it's humbling. to walk across the stage is everybody's dream. >> i have your book. "smoking in the boys' room." you're blougwing away the guys. you're the best. i have never had gl

i live in south plainfield, new jersey. i am an actress. am a model, and i am a bridezilla! my name is andrew coppola-- i'm 43-years-old. i'm an entrepreneur, and i live in south plainfield, new jersey. (announcer) the coppola's love story is... complicated. lisa and andrew have actually been married, to each other, once before. we were divorced after three years of marriage. four. four years of marriage. we took about a year or so, apart-- ten months. close enough. and, uh, we took about a year or so apart-- ten months. and here we are-- here we are, now. (announcer) since their first marriage to each other went so well... this impulsive couple decided to have another go at it. we're getting married sunday, february 17th, at a place called corbin and reynolds in long beach. (announcer) but as the wedding nears, lisa and andrew are displaying the very behavior that may have driven them apart, in the first place. give this guy your credit card and book the trip or i'll come out and sleep here. go--hut upand let me get him back! (announcer) pr

i lived in south plainfield, new jersey. i am an actress, i am a model... and i am a "bridezilla!" ree-old. i'm an entrepreneur, and i live in south plainfield, new jersey. (announcer) for these two, it was anything, but love at first sight. so, my first impression of him wasn't very good. i thought he was a cocky, nasty jerk. so, you know, when i first met you, you kinda pissed me off with your sarcastic jokes and your nasty attitude. the attitude that matched yours, you mean? (andrew) do you know what a stud is? honey, you're a stud! you're a stud! now, really, your sarcasm and your humor, is one of the things i love most about you. (andrew) your confidence is one of the things i love about you. and you can do anything you want, if you put your mind to it. (announcer) the coppola's love story is... complicated. lisa and andrew have actually been married, to each other, once before. we were divorced after three years of marriage. four. four years of marriage. we took about a year of so apart. ten months. close enough. and, uh, we took about a year or so apart-- ten months. and here

. >> i heard it all over new jersey, north to south, urban to suburban and rural.ut you in washington don't go down there to score victories for a party or for politics but go down there to work for people. >> joining me now, the senior political writer for politico. in the last few days people were getting nervous that that gap was closing. >> they were. i think that was premature. i wrote about this in the last two weeks. it was never likely that cory booker was going to lose this. the problem is that he came off as not ready for primetime in this special election. this was probably the best thing for him. he is now in the senate and has to run for the seat again next year. the concern that democrats had is he has a national brand. he is a tremendous fundraiser. people wanted to make sure he can preserve that. i think he took some dings in this campaign that were avoidable. he has to defend is seat next year. and the concern was if the margin was fewer than 10 points -- remember at the beginning of the evening he was winning by six points that could encourage a m

. >> all over new jersey, north to south, urban to suburban to rural, from democrats, independents androm everybody. they said if we put you in washington, don't go down there to score victories for a party, or for politics, but go down there to work for people. >> joining me now, senior political writer for politico. maggien the last few days there were people getting nervous, maybe that gap was closing the lead cory booker had. >> they were. i thinking that was premature. i wrote about this in a couple weeks ago. two weeks. never likely cory booker was going to lose this. the problem for cory bec cory b. he cam off not -- he came off not ready for primetime. he has to run again next year. the concern that a lot of democarts had. was, a, he has a national brand. he is one of the party's rising stars. a tremendous fund raiser. people wanted to make sure he is going to be able to preserve that. i think he took some dings in the campaign that were probably avoidable. he also has to defend the seat next year. and the concern was if the margin was too small. fewer than ten points. you know

jersey. you have high pressure up here. the storm came up from the southced it toward the mid mid-atlantic, the jersey coast. not as strong a storm but the setup is there with the block in new england. we'll watch some of these clouds stream in from time to time today. sometimes partly sunny, other times overcast. by tonight looks like a mostly cloudy night. showers by tomorrow morning into norfolk. in the afternoon they're trying to make a push in toward the northern neck, in toward southern maryland and tomorrow night it starts to ride toward us here. so we'll watch all this rain really move in tomorrow night into thursday morning. thursday looks cool and damp. and that wet, cool pattern may persist into friday and possibly the weekend. 71 degrees today, refreshing. that mix of clouds and sun. a little bit of a biting north wind 10, 12 miles an hour. 54 tonight with upper 40s, mostly cloudy. upper 40s in the suburbs. tomorrow only 65 with the showers south of town for the most part. tomorrow night into thursday we've got showers. cool and damp. yellow al

jersey. a half-hour south of new york city. >> and your family -- your parents, what do they do? >> my mother is a grammar school librarian and my father is a largely retired lawyer. >> does anybody in your family do documentaries? >> not that i know of red nobody else in my family works -- no of. nobody else in back in the works in the media. >> " follow the leader" came out in 2012, but you are still working the documentary across the country. why? >> it is a slow burn. it has taken a long time to catch on. we had a theatrical release that you were kind enough to come to with your wife victoria, and i was pleased by that, but it is a backwards release. being around to sell the film and talk about it with people is an additional draw that motivates the distribution. we are doing a college and community tour where a lot of people will go to see the film, but these live events are really useful. >> which one is this? how many documentaries? >> it is my second feature as a documentary. i have worked as a producer on others. these personal projects -- each of the features has taken

south carolina yields. the gentleman from new jersey. mr. frelinghuysen: i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from ohio, a member of the armed services committee, mr. turner. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio is recognized for two minutes. mr. turner: thank you. i want to thank chairman frelinghuysen for his dedication and commitment to the important issue of our strategic assets. when looking to the nnsa they have had for a number of years difficulty in getting support from this administration for the important efforts of modernizing our nuclear weapons infrastructure and ensuring this strategic asset that are so essential to our nation's security. this issue also is one that represents, i think, a great analogy to the difficulty that we are having in resolving this conflict. we have the president of the united states who openly states that he will have negotiations with russia on our strategic assets, nuclear weapons. he will even have secret negotiations as we saw in his open mike incident with his secret deal

set up in arizona, colorado, connecticut, illinois, kentucky, maine, mississippi, new jersey, new mexico, oregon, southarolina, utah, and wisconsin. it covers both iowa and nebraska and oregon tried to start, but couldn't get it licensed. forcing the federal government to cancel last month. in terms of how co-ops affect prices, here's what's going on. they have a happened in exchanges and offers through a co-op and the average oft of a plan for a 55-year-old is $389. if states where the federal government is running the exchange and if there no co-ops, the same costs an average of $430. there is seemingly an impact. the man behind the idea of a health insurance co-op, democratic senator ken conrad. that last point is what the hope is. the co-ops again, is credit union a fairway to describe it? >> we have hundreds of them in my home state of north dakota. farm plots. we have them at every variety. it works extremely well. it's really the motivation for this. i read the book tr reid wrote, the healing of america. he looked at systems that worked. what he found was universal coverage and at least the oppo

once he is sworn in he will be the first african-american senator in new jersey's history alongside tim scott from southarolina, senator elect booker will be the second african-american currently serving in the united states senate. now steve lonegan, of course he had the misfortune of being a tea party republican at a time in our nation's political history when tea party republicans were busy elsewhere in the country making themselves less popular than paper cuts or tripping. but even without that baggage it's fair to say that steve lonegan would have been a long shot in this lace no matter what else is going on. mr. booker is popular and ran a good race. and this is new jersey which is a blue state. and number three, steve lonegan is steve lonegan. and to get a sense of what i mean, consider this moment from when mr. lonegan spoke to his supporters tonight after he learned he lost the race to cory booker. this is one of the strangest sound bites i have ever heard. >> moments ago i called senator booker to congratulate him on his women and as we should, wish him the best in serving the people of this s

once he is sworn in he will be the first african-american senator in new jersey's history alongside tim scott from southrolina, senator elect booker will be the second african-american currently serving in the united states senate. now steve lonegan, of course he had the misfortune of being a tea party republican at a time in our nation's political history when tea party republicans were busy elsewhere in the country making themselves less popular than paper cuts or tripping. but even without that baggage it's fair to say that steve lonegan would have been a long shot in this race no matter what else is going on. mr. booker is popular and ran a good race. and this is new jersey which is a blue state. and number three, steve lonegan is steve lonegan. and to get a sense of what i mean, consider this moment from when mr. lonegan spoke to his supporters tonight after he learned he lost the race to cory booker. this is one of the strangest sound bites i have ever heard. >> moments ago i called senator booker to congratulate him on his win and as we should, wish him the best in serving the people of this stat

after they leave the south bay today they'll head to projects in denver, new york and new jersey. >>> the oakland a's can wrap up their divisional playoff series against the tigers with one more win in detroit this afternoon. the a's now have a two games to one in the best of five series. they beat the tigers 6-3 yesterday on home runs by josh reddick, brandon moss and designated hitter seth smith. if the a's win today they will advance to the american league championship series for the first time since 2006. it will begin saturday and if they lose today the tigers will return to oakland to play the deciding fifth game thursday night. >>> and we just love seeing your a's pride, right? whether you're human or the animal canine variety. this is rolly fingers named after the former a's hall of famed relief pitcher. e-mail your photos at youreport@kgo.com. we've seen a great variety. it's at that rifk. >> excu-- terrific. >> excuse me, what was the moustache. >> maybe if you bribe the pooch with a treat he will stick around. >> 4:40. time for a look at the weather forecast. >> you know th

jersey, which is voting for cory booker right now. a mainstream republican can win a blue state. a tea party republican cannot win a purple state in the south. >> there you see chris christie. while we were up there in new jersey, there was a lot of talk about that race as well. what you see up there is chris christie really going moderate right now in that state, and people there loved him. highest popularity of any politician in the state of new jersey. chris christie is a republican in the blue state of new jersey. >> a bunch of states we will follow on all of this. thanks for being here. coming up here, online operations rooting out injustice. we'll download the social messages of the group anonymous. that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko my name is ranjani chakraborty, >>> now a snapshot of stories making headlines on "america tonight." concern is growing about the widespread salmonella outbreak traced to foster farms chicken plants in california. the cdc says the strain is resistant to many antibiotics making it a more dangerous outbreak. so far more than 300 people have been sickened since march. >>> a heavy out of world

jersey the system for paying tolls for the turnpike which runs up and down the spine of new jersey, north and southe distance you travel. you get on, get a ticket. when you get off you pay by mileage where you travel. you do that by computer where you don't have to pay cash or pay cash to the attendant. the money from the turnpike goes to maintain the turnpike but the money that we pay the at pump in new jersey, the tax on gas does not go to maintain highways. it goes to the general treasury of the state of new jersey. thus is the case for the gasoline tax throughout the united states. adam: couldn't make it a dedicated tax? >> politicians will not abide the dedication. turnpike authority is a separate corporation that owns the turnpike. adam: right. >> so the politicians can't steal that money without commiting a crime. adam: that never stopped them. >> but here's the point. this is just a revenue-generating mechanism. first the government says use more efficient cars. so we go to more efficient cars. government says we have to find another way to tax you because more efficient cars using less fue

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina yields back. the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman from indiana. mr. visclosky: i would like to yield one minute to the gentlewoman from texas. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: i rise in enthusiastic support of h.j.res. 91 and i thank the ranking member and the chairman for recognizing that all members, all members had a pain in their heart regarding those mothers and fathers who are now suffering the loss of their children. . names we should never forget because we are a nation at war. and for that reason i believe that this was of great concern to the administration and secretary hagel. they are in a dilemma. a conflict, if you will, on the present shutdown of the government. i would say to the chairman and ranking member this is what congress is all about, fixing the problem. mr. speaker, i introduced or sent into the record or like to send into the record with unanimous consent my letter to secretary hagel asking for relief for these families

i live in south plainfield, new jersey. i am an actress, i am a model, and i am a bridezilla!name is andrew coppola. uh, i am 43-years-old-- i'm an entrepreneur. (announcer) the coppola's love story is... complicated. lisa and andrew have actually been married, to each other, once before. we were divorced, after three years of marriage. four. four years of marriage. we took about a year or so, apart-- ten months. close enough. and, uh, we took about a year or so apart and-- ten months. and we're here-- here we are, now. (announcer) since their first marriage to each other, went so well... this impulsive couple decided to have another go at it. we're getting married sunday, february 17th, at a place called "corbin & reynolds" in long beach. (announcer) but as the wedding nears, lisa and andrew are displaying the very behavior that may have driven them apart, in the first place. andrew! andrew, can you come help me out here? this is not just all about you! (lisa's mother) are you sure you don't want to back out? the second time, making the same mistake, she's crazy! (announcer)

. >> i heard it all over new jersey, north to south, urban to suburban to rural, from democrats, independentspublicans. i heard it from everybody. they all said to me, if we put you in washington, don't go down there to score victories for a party or for politics but go down there to work for people. >> when senator-elect booker goes to work for people in washington, he'll only be the fourth black person elected to the senate to do so in america. ever. and looking at senators who were appointed rather than elected, like current south carolina republican tim scott, this is every african-american u.s. senator that has ever served or been elected. once sworn in, cory booker will make nine total african-american u.s. senators ever as pbs pinchback you see in this graphic won election but never served. shortly after his win, he received a congratulatory call from the last man to be elected to the u.s. senate, president barack obama. and even if obserbservers can't resist making comparison, booker has made it clear he opportunity want to be thought of as a black senator. watching cory booker naviga

, and you see just a lot of real estate from way down into parts of south carolina, north carolina all the way up to towards the jersey shore and parts of northeast and then all those clouds extending back into the ocean. it's looking like, and we're getting fairly good consistency with most of our guidances that shows that this storm just continues to kind of come right up the east coast, it's going to hang out around the mid atlantic for several days, okay? you kind of see where i'm going with this, right? we'll end up with a lot of clouds and showers, too. we need the rain so that's not going to be bad. 67 right now. 66 for man as -- manassas. one big question here, guys, how far westward is this rain and cloud cover going to get? so we'll talk about that coming up in the full forecast and how long it's going to stick around. >> thank you very much. looking to upgrade your smart phone? these days a lot of pictures -- a lot of people are taking pictures. coming up, the latest photo accessories that turn your average smart phone into a piece of art. >> also want to remind you, if you have a story idea, call the fox 5

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jersey. so, yes, 95 corridor and listen all the way down towards south carolina. we are looking at some peter conditions -p up to the northeast. remember we had that severe weather pushing through and we had a lot of cold air that came in to play and we do have some frost warnings -- frost advisories an effect for six states. that's for tomorrow morning after we get past sunrise, though. we do expect those to be gone. low temperatures right now. the low temperatures especially here across the northeast and port lan rain the 38 and across the white mountains. these 31 or 32. out toward the west we see some cold air coming in as with well. an area of low pressure is beginning to make its way towards the corners region and what that means is temperatures are dropping in that area. we expect to see vegas dropping down to 71 degrees as your high. we'll be watching this area getting ready for flu season. that's a look at your national weather. have a great evening.

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south. parts of new jersey, parts of maryland.out here because we have a very slow moving low pressure system. the issue will be with the storm, not just the rain, but also the wind. they'll be gusting over 15, 20 miles per hour at times. coastal flooding is a concern. so there are a number of advisories out and a number of watches as well. talking up to four inches of rain, possibly higher amounts in some areas. keep annoy out for flooding. let's head back inside. >> steve: thank you very much. >> elisabeth: next up, do these folks really need welfare? >> cable tv? >> yeah. >> how many channels? >> 101. >> how many? >> 101. >> play games on it mostly. >> game player, video player? >> video games. >> have a cell phone? >> yeah, of course i do. >> elisabeth: john stossel asking that question and exposing the ugly side of entitlements. >> steve: did you see what happened when jack hannah brought a snake into our old studio? that was great, brian. >> brian: he scares me. >> elisabeth: i don't know if i can do this. >> steve: brian dr

south. pen opinion, new jersey and mid-atlantic and maryland and delaware. we could be seeing some travel delays at the airport. otherwise flood something a big concern. parts of pennsylvania have picked up more than four inches of rain in a short amount of time. we do have flooding occurring out there, especially across southeastern parts of that state. because our slow moving storm system is pushing that water onshow, coastal areas have a flood threat. there's a number of coastal flood advisories in parts of virginia into new jersey and the wind will continue to be an issue out there as well. temperature wise, texas on the hot side. 91 for your high in san antonio. in the northeast, temperatures in the 60s. but factor in the wind. feels a little cooler than that. here comes a good gust. >> elisabeth: windy out there. >> it is windy. good hair day. >> elisabeth: they could be the next big culinary stars of tomorrow. >> steve: first, the kids competing on fox's master chef junior have to conquer the challenges cooked up by hot headed gordon ramsey, the chef,