what forces are you prepared to send across the atlantic? paris, a hotel had been hastily found as a temporary home for the supreme allied powers europe. general guenther was already at work. an international staff of officers had to be prepared for the defense of europe. the task was in men's. at that time, they had at their disposal only about 1800 which, theost of airfields could not handle jets. and 14 ill equipped divisions. against these forces, russia was known to have at least 175 divisions under arms and 20,000 planes. general eisenhower asked one of his advisers what the russians needed to march 2 the challenge. he answered all they need is shoes. so much for the beginning. in spite of the urgency, when general eisenhower and his death set to plan, they planned for a long haul. they realized if democracy were not to destroy itself, the buildup had to take time. all the plans would come to not if not for the overall planning of the civilians. the representatives of the nato divisions and other staff. the memberson what of its people

from your strategic position on the atlantic seaboard, what elp can you give nato? nuary 18, italy. are you prepared to rebuild your army, navy, and air force up to the limits set by the peace treaty? january 19, luxembourg. you're a small country with a great steel industry. how can you help the armament? january 24, iceland. we know that you have no armed forces but what contribution can you make for the common defense of the west. january 26, canada. europe is grateful for the arms you are already supplying. what forces are you prepared to send across the at tan lick. in paris, a hotel had been hastily found as a temporary home for the new supreme headquarters allied powers europe. there general gunther was at work, an international staff of officer has to be assembled and a plan prepared for the defense of europe. the task was immense. at that time, shape had at its disposal only 1,800 aircraft, 15 airfields, most of which could not handle jets. and 14 ill equipped divisions. against these forces, russia was known to have at least 175 decisions under arms and 20,

we're out in hammonton, new jersey we're watching a pretty serious accident scene on the atlantic cityfrom that scene. that's right around exit 28 at route 54, we have an overturned tractor-trailer. you can see several emergency vehicles involved. police activity. it's on the westbound side as you can see. cars are still moving through that area right now. but we're are losing a lane in the westbound lanes and the eastbound lanes right now. for that accident investigation. left lane closed east and westbound. the schuylkill expressway doing better this morning, this is around belmont avenue, westbound from the vine street expressway to the blue route 13 minutes, the westbound lanes here and headed to center city, no problems there as well. with all of this weather related problems and fog, comes delays at the philadelphia international airport due to the foggy conditions a traffic management program for arriving flights and some departing flights might be affected up to 73 minutes. >> we are two days from christmas and plenty of people are taking to the skies to get to their holiday de

we're looking at a lot of break up this morning from this low out of the atlantic. once that goes away we've got a lot of sunshine today, temperatures above normal. at the bus stop meet the huckleberries. they'll be there waiting for you, dressed appropriately. have your warm gear. >> >> it's weather then heather every 7 minutes. what's going on out there. >> the tappan zee bridge is a bit slow. let's take a look at a webcam and i'll show you the activity. right over here we have some flares pushing everybody over to the left. this traffic is going into rocklin. we have an accident in rocklin county at that tappan zee bridge. we also have the deegan going south at the cross bronx expressway disabled truck and then that cross bronx expressway getting into the sheridan. g trains are still dealing with delays as well. our street cleaning rules are suspended. lori over to you. >>> thank you. it's 6:24. earlier this morning a south african judge granted bail to oscar pistorius pending pistorius was convicted last thursday of murdering girlfriend reeva steencamp in 2016. a

severe weather is also having a major impact across the atlantic. are can to doing to rise in winter flights in the u.s. midwest. officials are keeping watch over 19 vulnerable levees across the mississippi river and its tributaries in the space of missouri and illinois. emergency workers have rescue people from their vehicles, and officials have described the flooding as historic and dangerous. the national weather service is forecasting record levels along the mississippi. at least 49 people have been killed as a result of the storm in past days. and extreme weather conditions are also affecting some of the most remote areas of the globe. in the north pole at this time of year, temperatures normally range from -30 to -40 degrees celsius. right now though, it is plus four, and the mercury could climb even higher. the phenomenon is being kospi warm tropical air currents coming from the atlantic and a pressure front from iceland pushing warm air rapidly over northwestern europe and the atlantic towards the north pole. well, coming up, we will have mo

by "the atlantic." [applause] host: thank you. the joyce foundation is based in chicago. we focus on the great lakes, but one of our concerns has been about gun violence, and we focus on reducing access to guns. we believe that is a wonderful solution to reducing violence in our communities. i am pleased to be here and to be able to talk with the mayor. i wanted to open with a video. it is a news story out of chicago. if we can get that to run , please. >> deja brookshire was a resident in gary's middle beach neighborhood, but shot more than seven miles away near apartments at seventh and adams. >> everything we have heard about the victim has been positive. >> she was riding in the backseat of a car, two other friends in the front seat on sunday night. 7thhey got to the area of and adams, they heard shots fired, the driver looked back and noticed the victim was bleeding. they rushed her to the hospital where she succumbed to injuries. >> they say it is a nice area, though outside influences have moved in. >> we have been complaining, trying to get something done. police

hands across the atlantic. that's the problem with democracy.trust the public to get it right. >> look at what you. a sentimental bloke? >> i think i called it a bloke, the last time i checked. there's a lot of shuffling paper. >> and chewing on your pen. >> chewing on my pen. and i think there's a bit of me, having watched a lot of news people on television, they shuffle the papers. even now, i wish i had papers in my hand. it's been great. >> hands across the atlantic? is that -- what an american and an british do that? hands across the atlantic? >> yeah. we're like churchill and roosevelt. >> i'll take that. and boxing day. >>> this morning on "world news now," the terror crackdown in california. >> a friend of the terror couple in san bernadino busted. federal agents say he was part of a frightening plot to set up bombs and gunfire during rush hour. what led to this major arrest? >>> praise from putin. donald trump gets political support from russia. while two of trump's presidential channelers continue a war on words. >>> professional hocke

the wet can conditions are giving us problems including an accident in atlantic county on the a.c.ressway. happened in the westbound direction approaching route 54. that of course is the exit for hammonton but they have the left lane blocked not only westbound but also eastbound with the emergency crews on the scene. so you can expect some slowing in either direction on the atlantic city expressway in the hammonton area this morning because of that overturned tractor-trailer. once you get a little bit farther along, this is the scene along 42 northbound side passing creek road headed up towards 295. all the overnight construction is gone and the traffic headed toward the walt whitman bridge is doing so at a pretty good clip at the moment. but we have an issue here as you head into conshohocken. you see a few cars getting by on this ramp but the ramp is partially blocked. it's the ramp from the blue route 476 northbound to route 23 and matsonford road as you head in towards conshohocken. serious accident on the ramp. traffic just barely squeezing by. it's trying to get to the schuyl

we're going to be seeing clouds from a system out in the atlantic. this morning we're looking at what's going to be some pretty sunshine later on today. here's a look from the beach as we look down from asbury park this morning. we're looking at what's going to be a pretty good visibility even though we have these clouds. you can see the beacon, the atlantic. temperature 42 to start the day. normally we'd be around 36. so we've got a storm sliding out to our south and east throwing some clouds over us. cooler today, but then we start to really warm up this weekend. danbury is 39. 43 right there around norwalk. 42 islip, 43 around belmar. these temperatures way warmer than normal. should be about 36 to 26 here north and west and about 22 around monticello. numbers are way warm. a light northerly wind here because of this low out in the atlantic. high pressure is coming in from the west. there goes the low we're talking about, throw in a few showers out there toward the east end. as that leaves we get sunshine coming in. we'll be looking at high pressur

. >> nine years ago on the streets of the atlantic city strangling prostitutes leaving them in a ditche bodies were discovered behind the motel shoes and socks missing and all bodies and faces pointed east. he was called the eastbound strangler but nobody has been arrested. we went to a retired homicide cop who actually has connections through missing persons case he investigated 2008. >> i was working a missing persons case over a known prostitute. a number of us went to atlantic city. possibly consider the idea she may have run into this individual who killed the girls. >> the hotel was demolished this summer but we went to check it out to. >> how would you know, ? it still has a of a feeling that is hard to put your finger on it is very palpable. there has so bin and -- nobody been found but it is possible she could be an undiscovered become the new is important of another case he was involved in two years later the guy that was on the federal passport and dennis was arrested in indiana for stealing a gun at a good show. and executed a search warrant they found an arsenal of 70 gall

but in hammonton, a tractor-trailer on the atlantic city expressway. westbound right around route 54 at exit 28. that's blocking out the left lane. so still open to traffic. people are getting through the area. the blue route is okay, all in the green. southbound from the schuylkill to 95 is typically where we see that delay first in the morning time only 1 fewer minutes. 69 miles per hour so some are still moving. we'll check with mass transit when i come back in the next ten minutes. >> thanks. first on 10, philadelphia police and counter terrorism officials are on alert after someone stole dozens of industrial size propane tanks from two businesses in the city. matt delucia is live at northeast detectives in mayfair. what do we know about this investigation? >> reporter: we're talking about large tanks, and investigators want to know who took these and why. an alert was sent out to law enforcement agencies throughout the area after 43 tanks were stolen from two businesses. one on the 2300 block of church street and the other on pennypack street. this

but the atlantic triangular trade is just the beginning of texas' historical two-step.won't mention the ku klux klan or jim crow. faz that wasn't enough, texas is giving the school books the second coat of white washing. the state just passed a bill that won't let academics fact check their text books. this is the workforce thing that happened in texas since j.f.k. was killed in 1965. i learned that in a texas school book. it's true, trust me, it's true. ut textbooks are used across the nation and since they won't be change forward 10 years i thought i would talk to some elementary school kids to let them know what they're going to be missing. ♪ ♪ hey, kids. i'm mr. wilmore. and it's story time. >> yay! >> larry: how many kids have heard of the book "good night moon?" i'm going to read you a book about things that some people are trying to white wash. it's called "good night slavery." ( laughter ) okay, let's start. in a big red state, there was a textbook and a debate. and too many knaves, and one big cave. ask a book that is shut and a path full of smut. and a cranky

mary louise: it was the cover story of the atlantic. ernight it became the most read story in the history of the magazine. within two weeks he signed a contract and turned it into a book which is out this week. "unfinished business: women men work family", congratulations. anne-marie: thank you. mary louise: can we assume in the three years between 2012 and now that you have figured it out, we can now have it all all the time and you are here to tell us all? anne-marie: read this book, your life will be transformed forever. think the thing to start with is that i cannot have her in this book three years ago. i absolutely could not have written it because i did not believe what i now am arguing. it really was -- we overuse the idea of a journey, but it was a process of giving lots of speeches, listening to people who wrote to me, engaging with people, talking to my own family . i found out things about the way -- why my father had raised me in a very progressive way in virginia and the 1960's. it was because he represented women who i bee

the shore. cape may in atlantic city will see pretty good rainfall. there is the potential for more rain in tom's river. the temperatures in spite of the rain will be warming up. 50 for allentown, quakeer town and redding. 70s are possible next week him we have to deal with the 60s today, 60s in atlantic stay and cape may. dover 61 degrees. we see the rain arrive this morning. sunshine returns tomorrow. 50s for wilmington, west chester and williams town. the weekend, it's looking a lot colder. temperatures in the 50s today to low 60s. 40s for the weekend. cloudy, rainy, some downpours this afternoon, here comes the cold and windy too on saturday. 44 the high. it will fell like it in the 30s, near 50 degrees sunday afternoon, full 7-day forecast in ten minutes. >> that looks where we should be. bill. thanks. let's check your ride to work, see what that looks like? katy zachry is watching that. >> a little mixed bag on 95. i want to get out of the way. we had a disabled vehicle. 95 southbound at girard avenue. it wasn't really slowing things umm. there i

i had to make peace with it. >> when was the first time you played atlantic city? sands. many times i would get paid on thursday and then i would lose it all and then i'd have to work for free. there's no worse feeling. >> oh, i know that feeling. >> it's a nightmare. >> have you ever watched a couple in atlantic city? hold this money. don't give it back to me no matter what i do. an hour later, give me my god damn money. no, i'm not fooling around. you're lucky i brought you here. you better give me my money. you're the reason i'm losing, touching my arm when i'm shooting craps. >> is there a specifically jersey sense of humor? >> yes, i love jersey audiences now so much. i have never one time said anything where people in the audience have said, ahhh. they never get offended. we all have our words that we don't like, the ones that trigger us. i have my trigger words. as a white woman, the word i don't like is no. i don't hear it that often, but when i do, huh-uh. >> here's the deal with jersey. people land up north and they drive up the turnpike. >> refineries. >

i am margaret smith of the atlantic and it is wonderful to see you here in this beautiful theater. [applause] >> i run the team behind the event, the race and justice in america and it is fair to say that this theater is the perfect place to hold this summit. it has served the black community, when segregation kept african-americans out of every other venue. billie holiday, louis armstrong, they all performed here, you can just imagine. and then the place shutdown after the riots and it did not open again until the mid-1990's. here we are. decades later and the topic of race and justice in america is as real and ripe as it has ever been. our gathering today was inspired by a correspondent who wrote the cover story last month. the black family in the age of mass incarceration and in it is exams -- he examines and understands why we have out incarcerated every other country in the world and what has done for families. many photos here and eliminate -- illuminate network and today we lift that story from the state -- from the page onto the stage, and we will talk about the difficult su

the air currents there then pull them west and over the atlantic. he light colored sand reflects and scatters sunlight. that means that only part of the sun's radiation manages to reach the ground. the result is less heat stored in forests, lakes, rivers, and oceans and less returned to the atmosphere. the particles also have an effect on rainfall. researchers have determined that the amount of water in clouds decreases as the amount of dust in the air increases. most of the particles from the sahara eventually descend over the atlantic. at the equator the drizzle of dust, with its iron-, phosphorus- and nitrogen-containing minerals, fertilizes the surface of the ocean. these minerals promote the growth of tiny marine plants. they in turn increases the ocean's ability to absorb and neutralize co2 and other greenhouse gases from the air. some of the dust makes it as far as south america. more than half of the minerals and other nutrients found in the amazon rainforest in fact hail from the sahara. these natural fertilizers are vital for the health of

frontal system stalled over the mid atlantic. cloudy skies once again today, same song and dance, patchy drizzle. there's a chance of a spotty shower from time to time. 56 degrees is the forecasted high. the numbers are not going to climb too much today we're in the low to mid 50s now. that's where we top things out later this afternoon. lunchtime, 54 and 2:00 p.m., 55. shooting for a high of 56 degrees. we have rain today and tomorrow 30% chance monday, 90 for tuesday. even wednesday and thursday we still see 30 and 60% chance of rain. very seattle like in the seven-day forecast. i'll have the details quuj -- coming up when i see you in just a little bit. >> breaking news, bullets fly outside a bar in philadelphia's tioga nicetown section sending two people to the hospital. the action cam found shell casings at the triple bar sports bar. two men were kicked out of the bar at 1:00 a.m. the men left and returned a short time later. at least one jumped out of a car and fired 16 shots at employees and patrons standings outside the ba

the rain that we have earlier this morning crossing the eastern shore heading out over towards the atlanticeaches. a few sprinkles are tending to dry as they head towards the northern shenandoah valley. right now around the metro area, maybe a few sprinkles near damascus. a few scattered across northern virginia. most of the area is drying out. mid 50s north and west. low 50s now and it's climbing up to around 60 degrees in southern maryland and parts of southern virginia. we ought to make it in the low 60s by 2:00. remaining mostly dry through the afternoon. cloudy near 60 by 5:00 p.m. by 8:00 p.m. back down to the upper 50s. the warming trend coming in a couple of minutes. >> thank you, tom. >>> the woman police blame for this dead ri scene should be in court later today. one person died when she drove into pedestrians sunday night on the las vegas strip. more than 30 other people were hurt. authorities say they're worng very hard on this case. >> we haven't determined to exact fact what the motive was. we believe that she -- she had some disassociation with the father of her child. >> ri

i think it will be far enough the east that it will savor the atlantic. coldest temperatures, north and western suburbs, 35 to 38 inside the capital beltway and the district, the wind out of the northwest at to 5. futurecast, hard to believe it :00 in the morning not a single cloud in the sky. sunglasses, jackets, gloves. we have a lot going on this weekend, the big festival in old town alexandria for the holidays. the temperatures rebound into the 50's in the afternoon, warmer than that sunday with clouds as we move into the late .vening into the overnight we stayed dry the entire weekend. better things yet for the football game monday night, it will be dry, although cool, in the 40's. toys for tots tomorrow, 11:00 until 3:00, join us at national harbor, upper 40's, lower 50's. 52 to 55 the high. once the sun sets, temperatures fall, tomorrow evening into the 30's and lower 40's. the 70 outlook, daytime high sunday 56 degrees, 54 monday, lower 50's tuesday and wednesday. thursday and friday, i think we may see temperatures close to 60 degrees in some are

i'm the director of the atlantic council south asia center. it is my pleasure to be here today with my friends and colleagues, toby dalton co-director of the nuclear policy program at the carnegie endowment for international peace. nonresident senior fellow at the atlantic council southeast center. also a professor at university of tulsa but we wanted to claim full ownership of our fellow. as you all know we are here today to discuss the policy options to address the potential of a grand nuclear bargain with pakistan. earlier this year it was rumored that the obama administration was exploring a nuclear deal with pakistan. for pakistan the deal would essentially be a formal welcome into the nuclear club in the words of a journal us. prior visits by the prime visits to the u.s., followed by army chief of staff sharif this was the rumor that was floating around. around the same time, toby dalton who is here and michael caaipon entitled a report "mainstreaming a nuclear normal pakistan" which i understand was met with a lot of criticism to put it

thank you. >> great to be back at the atlantic council. it's a pleasure to share the stage with you and my colleagues here. so it feels like it's a little bit artificial to start this conversation from today when the starting point for my involvement in this issue is several months back and a lot has happened in the intervening period. but for the sake of the discussion, i'll kind of start at the beginning. why should there be a consideration of a nuclear deal with pakistan? and i use that term, nuclear teal, in very vague ways. i think we can be more specific about it as we go along. i think in general there's a sense that because of the evolution of pakistan's nuclear arsenal there's a growing sense of danger. and that's being felt here and in other capitals. that these growing nuclear dangers are raising the possibility of nuclear terrorism or nuclear war or what have you in the region. so despite the very good work that pakistan has done on nuclear security and the like over the last several years, that its image is starting to change a

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i'd like to welcome, join in welcoming of into the atlantic council.we take great pride in bringing voices from the region then, when we discussed regional events. we take great pride also in this multidisciplinary, cross disciplinary. in this case we have the eurasia center and the center for the middle east working together on this fundamentally cross regional issue. even as american diplomats and russian diplomats and middle eastern diplomats are altogether in new york wrestling with the same problem we will be discussing here today. so i would like to just go right to our experts to begin speaking. i should note that both of our runcible discussants here today will be speaking for papers that they will be presenting early in the new year so you're getting a prepublication taste of what will be coming out with. so ambassador half. >> thank you, frank. the paper to which frank refers that will be published i think in the new year rests basically on five assumptions. number one, that russia and iran, for separate but entirely compatible reasons, want

temperaturess this morning, winds from the east southeast at 5 to 12 miles per hour coming off of the atlantic waters and look at what is happening dummied can see the cloud cover on satellite moving basically west to east but showers seem to be coming off of the atlantic waters, low-level moisture being proven, some heavy fog and/or drizzle coming mainly parts of long island into connecticut. it does make for some wet roadways out there so lookout for that potential out there and there will be some puddles here and there but it is the rainfall we expect today, most of that coming later with a cold front coming fresen this is moisture coming off of atlantic waters. there is the moisture that will come larue, it is coming right in the middle of the day. light showers and drizzle the comes through in the morning there but rain chances pick up as we head towards lunch time and the afternoon and the biggest chance at rain is around 3:00, then chances drop as we head towards let evening. high-temperature 50, 57 for high and cloudy skies with showers possible through the day and we should see drier

large vessel coming right out that just went through the canal. >> that's right it transited from the atlantic into the pacific here. >> matt larsen is used to the ships. he's the director of the smithsonian tropical research institute here. he loves to point out the incredible diversity in panama. for scientists, this is a dream location. >> what makes panama a unique place to study the environment? this is a remarkable place. because we have a very narrow ismis here- 50 mi at the narrowest point so we can get to either ocean the pacific or the atlantic in a matter of an hour. >> we spoke with matt at the smithsonian's nature center at culebra point, a narrow strip of land that juts straight into the ocean. ships were passing by, the sun was heading down for the night. it was time to get down to business. >> i understand there are sloths here? >> yes. >> can we go take a look? >> yes, let's go take a look they are very handsome. >> turns out sloths aren't the most outgoing animals. we had a bit of scanning of treetops to do. and then, we saw our first signs of life. >> there's one. oh yeah. o

high pressure moves out into the atlantic. on the backside of the high, you get nice south westerly wind, that means even warmer weather for tomorrow. in fact, wouldn't surprise me if we saw mid even upper 50s for tomorrow afternoon. high pressure brings us one more mild day on monday. you get three days where the temperatures are well up into the 50s and then back to reality, just in time for our next weather maker. next 2001 area of low pressure. this one will come up from the north carolina coastline. it will look like it's going to take a north over track. heading month are out to the atlantic, rather than hugging the coastline. the best chance of rain on tuesday will be for the cape and islands. maybe for part of the south shore, the south coast could see a little bit of rain. get further inland to central western mass. tuesday, just kind of a cloudy day. on tuesday, temperatures more typical of december. in the meantime. enjoy early november like temperatures, upper 50s, low 40s, in general today. middle 50s on contaminat

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[applause] >> more now from the atlantic. ey talk about the role of the courts and changes to criminal sentencing guidelines. this is a half-hour. ♪

up here, where the atlantic meets the north sea, the tides that funnel between the mainland and the islands are some of the strongest in the world, and david taft is managing the biggest-ever project to try to catch and tame that power. >> the atlantic's that way. >> yeah. >> reporter: the north sea is that way. >> correct. >> reporter: and the tide runs back and forth here. >> correct. >> reporter: four times a day, twice in each direction. >> yeah. >> reporter: already the cables have been laid on the sea bed to bring the power ashore, and the first underwater turbines are about to be lowered and connected. when complete, a large field of turbines will produce as much electricity as a big coal, gas, or nuclear plant on shore. speaking as an engineer, do you find it kind of amazing that this power source has been sitting out there? >> yeah, it's a good point. it's a wonder people haven't-- people haven't looked at this-- this site and other sites like it before. >> reporter: it's a wonder advantages the other renewables lack. solar power only works in the daytime. and wind power, which man

hands across the atlantic. that's the problem with democracy. we can't trust the public to get it right. >> look at what you. a sentimental bloke? >> i think i called it a bloke, the last time i checked. there's a lot of shuffling paper. >> and chewing on your pen. >> chewing on my pen. and i think there's a bit of me, having watched a lot of news people on television, they shuffle the papers. even now, i wish i had papers in my hand. it's been great. >> hands across the atlantic? is that -- what an american and an british do that? hands across the atlantic? >> yeah. we're like churchill and and boxing day. >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, i have an important message about security. write down the number on your screen, so you can call when i finish. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. this is a lock for your life insurance, a rate lock, that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. but be careful. many policies you see do not have one, but you can get a lifetime rate lock through

hands across the atlantic. that's the problem with democracy. we can't trust the public to get it right. >> look at what you. a sentimental bloke? >> i think i called it a bloke, the last time i checked. there's a lot of shuffling paper. >> and chewing on your pen. >> chewing on my pen. and i think there's a bit of me, having watched a lot of news people on television, they shuffle the papers. even now, i wish i had papers in my hand. it's been great. >> hands across the atlantic? is that -- what an american and an british do that? hands across the atlantic? >> yeah. we're like churchill and roosevelt. >> i'll take that.

south and east, we are warmer than that. 57 at the atlantic city airport, and 55 in dover, delaware. for today, plan on that morning fog. we are looking at reduced visibilities, and that will burn off over the next couple of hours, and then another record-breaker. we are going to continue the warmth tomorrow and also bringing in showers and tracking 40s in our 7-day. we are talking more about that coming up. >>> from the campaign trail, donald trump is now criticizing a u.s. supreme court justice. the republican presidential candidate offered his views at a town hall in south carolina last night. trump called chief justice, john roberts, a disappointment for supporting obamacare. on the flip side, he praised thomas for being consistent in his rulings. >> executive action can be de-funded, whatever you want to call it, it can be unsigned so quickly by the new president. >> he will join his rivals for a fifth debate on tuesday in las vegas. gop white house candidate marco rubio will sit down with chuck todd on nbc's "meet the press," and that comes your way this morning at 10:30 here on

. >> from our jersey shore bureau, a push for higher tolls on the atlantic city expressway. fitch ratings recommends a toll increase of 50 cents on the a.c. expressway, but the proposed toll hike wouldn't go into effect for three more years. fitch ratings says the economic downturn led to fewer drivers on the road. a spokesperson for the transportation authority wouldn't say whether or not a toll increase will happen in the future. >>> there could be a new lease on life for the showboat casino. a bill eliminating restrictions how it could be used is moving through the new jersey legislature. the state senate passed it yesterday. stockton university bought the closed casino last year, but legal restrictions prevented the school from using the building as a satellite campus. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, hate on campus. swastikas found in a dorm. tonight, how the jewish community plans to bring all students together. >>> why there could be even more close calls in the next few weeks. >>> and for those of you who like this mild weather, so far so good for december. and it's o

to back up, i should say to be clear, david bradley is my boss, the chairman and the owner of "the atlantic yeah. >> nancy, can you talk a little bit about what the relationship was like among the five families during this period when all your children were being held? >> well, early on i went to the -- somebody said go to the red cross, the international red cross. and that was them. and the woman said to me, i probably shouldn't be telling you this but there's another family from new england who has a son that's been taken captive. that's how i got in touch with diane foley. and theo and jim foley had a lot in common, both teachers, both committed to helping the disadvantaged, both writers. and both from northern new england. we knew they were going to be best friends when they got out. and i did not meet the otherç families or even know of their existence until david bradley and "the atlantic" brought all the families together, all five families together, for a meeting in may of 2014. and we spent a whole day talking about our situation and then a second day we were taken around capitol

clear skies up and down the mid atlantic, a few clouds across the great lakes.tay to the west. break it down hour by hour, a ton of sunshine from start to finish. a couple of clouds around from time to time. 47 degrees by 11:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m., 52. 5:00 p.m. 48 degrees shooting for a high of 54. it's warmer tomorrow. looking for rain, we don't have too much in the seven-day forecast. there's a slight chance of a couple of showers thursday and friday, most of the upcoming week is dry and very, very mild. i'll have the numbers coming up in just a bit. eva. >> new overnight, a tanker truck goes up in flames on 295 in gloucester county. firefighters responded to the flames near the route 322 exit in logan township. it was on the shoulder of the road. no injuries were reported. investigators are working to learn what caused the fire. >>> san bernadino shooting massacre has officially been labeled an act of terrorism. just an hour ago isis claimed on it's official radio station that the couple involved were supporters of the terror group. meanwhile, an online post by t

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