i i am headed to his 128 townhall the 1st of 2015. i am at the townhall.l behind me we have signs about pension, the budget no surprise he will be addressing that. anybody can come. my dad is here today. >> today. >> am going to ask him a ton of questions. >> is coming in now. >> will we made. $1.3 billion and the single biggest payment into the pension system that any new jersey governor has ever made. >> that is it for his townhall. he addressed the budget as expected along with answering a variety of questions. national harbor maryland where he will be speaking at sea packed tomorrow. the chase never stops. for for all of my updates you can follow me on twitter @chasingronica. ♪ bill: anybody woken up by the sound? that is the emergency alert sound sent out by local law enforcement because he young kid have been taken by her father after he allegedly beat up the kids mother. mother. the good news on the story the kidnapper was apprehended. how could i possibly as a member of the public health? i talked to bob at the center for missing and exploited chil

. >> the escalating terror threat will be the focus of a townhall monday night. "your voice, your future" will take place at 7 p.m. on news channel 8. sign up to be in the audience. tuesday, the montgomery county is expected to vote on whether to change the start and end times for high school students. right now they begin at 7:25 and end at 2:20. the school board is considering several options for just think the start and end times. wednesday,, sports analyst greg anthony is expected back in court. he is accused of using the internet to arrange an encounter with a prostitute in northwest washington. he may be required to perform community service. a virginia homeowner is suing the town of vienna after a water main break fluttered her basement, causing $30,000 of damage. -- the water main break flooded her basement. >> in the past two weeks her basement has come a long way. >> it's getting my life back together. >> more than a foot of brown work water filled her basement. her furnace, water heater, walls, and flooring all had to be replaced. with furniture electr

he will be here shortly miami and head to florida international university for this townhall that wille hosted by msnbc and telemundo. in the audience, a host of business leaders, the mayor of miami as well as, mark, some of the 5 million or so undocumented immigrants in this country right now who would have been shielded by the immigration executive action had they not been blocked by the federal judge in texas. one of them an activist who has been one of the dreamers here came to the country when he was five years old from mexico. he is protected by the president's earlier immigration actions but his mother and other relatives would have been protected as well from deportation. he talked to us about the difficulty he has had dealing with the judge's decision on the legal limbo they are in. >> i was definitely sad telling my mother that she couldn't apply that my sister couldn't apply for extension. but at the same time we know this is going to be continuous fight, that the republicans are going to continue to attack this policy in court and in congress. but at the same time, for us w

sign up to be in the audience at wjla.com/townhall. the u.s. and germany divided on providing weapons to the ukraine. the obama administration is considering the idf. germany's chancellor said that more arms would not end the conflict. vice president biden address the situation at a security conference in munich today. >> president putin has to make a choice -- get out of the ukraine or face growing economic isolation and growing conflict at home. >> german chancellor angela merkel will be in washington next week. resolving ukraine is high on the agenda for both leaders. 7 on your side with a consumer alert for those buying valentine's day candy. sees candy says that some heart-shaped boxes of candy have been this labeled -- have been mislabeled and may contain nuts. the packages can be returned for a refund. that would be an organized person who has already bought chocolate. >> yes, i know, i'm usually the morning of. >> you have a sweet treat for us tonight. >> i do, indeed. the national harbor, the incredible sunset. we start with the sunris

our national roundtable townhall airs tuesday night at 7:00 on news channel 8. that will follow president benjamin netanyahu's address. you can also watch it live at wjla.com. coming up, increasing pain at the pump. how much gas prices have jumped in the past week. an oscar gown stolen from a hotel room has been found. the reason that the free part of kimberly: breaking news from adelphi, firefighters on the scene of a car that slammed into a house on riggs road. the driver was trapped for a short time. the driver was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. nobody else was hurt. 7 on your side with a consumer alert for drivers. hyundai has recalled nearly a quarter million vehicles because of a power steering problem. it involves model years 2008 thropuugh 2010. federal regulators say that a sensor glitch could disable power steering, making the vehicles difficult to control. according to aaa, prices at the pump have jumped $.12 in one week for stop the national average stands at $2.40 per gallon. in d.c., driver opinion average of $2.49 marylan

have not identified the man who was shot and say it appear he is in his 20's and hope to have a townhall meeting about shooting on monday. but they are still ironing out the details. reporting live for abc7 news in san francisco. >>> i was driving do work and i had to turn on the windshield wipers on. >> much needed rain chances are ramping up. >> we will hear from mike about that in our golden gate bridge camera but tonight it could be showers. we will check with mike. what is going on? >> disheartening because it was only for a second. that is the case. this is not widespread rain event or a steady rain event but a scattered shower event that is starting with the winds coming off the ocean and priming the atmosphere. we already have showers on the coast and the santa cruz mountains and spilling to palo alto. we have many pictures of rainbows so far. here is a look at the low to the north so isolated light showers and rainbows, today and tonight and most likely near the coast in santa cruz mount stains tonight and tomorrow and heavier and widespread showers with small hail and brief hea

that townhall will air tonight on telemundo and msnbc.d the democrats think they have the upper hand here, that it is the republicans in disarray. and this is the moment to draw national attention to this issue and put republicans on the defense. right now, no clear solution in sight. a lot of pressure on john boehner and mitch mcconnell to resolve it, but no clear path out. olivia: and if they do success fully -- if they do successfully attach immigration reform to the dhs funding bill, won't the president just veto that? peter: there is not enough support to do that, but yes, it would just get vetoed by president obama. i would not be surprised to see the funding expire on friday and is going to the weekend, and then at that point have cooler heads prevail. in the meantime, president is making his wife that he is standing up for immigration reform and steny of for the 11 million or so that are here -- standing up for the 11 million or so that are here. and he could say some questions from folks about why he has not delivered on promises

sign up to be in the audience at wjla.com/townhall. a maryland court will allow a man to appeal his conviction. he was convicted in 2000 of strangling his former girlfriend. he claimed that the trial lawyer ignored his agreement of a plea deal. he said the results are a witness that could have an alibi. >> the alibi witness said that she was with his mom, and other witnesses were there with her during the actual time that the state is alleging he was murdering the woman. >> the podcast "sierierial" examine the case and question whether he got a fair trial. the authorities charged a 17 euros suspect of a pennsylvania mall shooting as an adult. two men remain in critical condition. the police arrested him after matching surveillance videotape and image -- to an image on instagram posted a few hours before the shooting, allegedly showing him wearing the same clothing as the gunman. >> we heard people screaming. the next thing we see is people, teenagers scared to death, just ask in this, en masse. >> we believe that one of the three peopl

though build hold a townhall meeting next week to answer questions of the shooting death of the man whose name they have not released. the chief says he was in his 20's, it appears. the chief is defending the actions of an officer accused of using excessive force against a." less man while he tried to wake up a man from a bus and then pepper sprayed the man and hitting him with the baton. the homeless man threatened him and the driver and the officer was doing what he was trained to do. the man has been charged with resisting arrest. >> two men are in custody accused of vandalizing a historic military structure at fort baker and they had to be rescued after getting stuck on a cliff. katie marzullo has the darryls. >> two men rescued from a cliff. >> one was 50' and one was 150'. >> one man was pulled helicopter. another was saved with ropes. >> we save lives and secure ourselves to the land and go down and pick you the victim and bring him back up. >> safely rescued and promptly arrested. they are suspected vandals. they were found during patrols at 4:30 in a restricted area and they ran.

i will just say i have done 127 townhall meeting since i been governor of new jersey. i know i have to get back home. but this is really light so i hope when i come back that we are going to get more questions and more time to have a conversation and a back and forth. if any of you haven't seen that, go on the internet and look at some of our more interesting interactions with my constituents back in new jersey. in townhall meetings. we have a lot of fun. we go back and forth. we discuss important issues. and i know you like to do that of your -- up here. the more i come back, the less speech you were going to get and the more time you will get to ask me questions and challenge me. that is when i most company. thanks for being here tonight and for being great republicans. thank you very much. [applause] >> we wanted to just present to governor christie a little taste of new hampshire. i wanted to thank howard and robin for putting this basket together. it has got all kinds of maple goodies. thank you so much for coming. >> thank you. my son patrick who is 14, i told hi

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there will be a townhall meeting next week to answer any questions of the shooting death of this manhas not been released. the chief says it appears he was in his 20's. >>> thank you. a medical helicopter made an emergency landing last night. check out this video just in to newsroom. the faa says a air ambulance was on way to the hospital in san francisco and it experienced a strange vibration. the pilot put the chopper down in a shopping center next to a lucky super market. there was a patient and three others in the helicopter. no one was hurt. the party was put in an ambulance and taken to the hospital. another helicopter rescued two men in marin county and this morning, they are in custody accused of vandalizing a historic military structure. before they could be arrested they were stuck on a cliff and had to be rescued. rangers came upon them in a restricted area and they ran. c.h.p. helicopter pulled one from at the cliff and the second man was rescued using ropes from the airplane. you can see the graffiti from the military structure but it is not clear if the two men are resp

yesterday i held my 128 townhall meeting. things with cards like this rehabbed to fill out cards and then people screen them for you and we decide which questions i might like to answer. we had 500 people in new jersey. i come out and speak and then i take my coat off and we took questions for an hour. raise your hands, i call on you and take the question and i answer it. that's what elected officials owed to their constituents. you can't be afraid. you have seen these clips. i get a lot of people yell at me and let me have it read what i tell them in new jersey is this, if you are kind and disagree with me, i will disagree kind and gently back. but we are all from new jersey. if you give it, you will get it and return. that's the kind of interaction we should have with the people we are working for. >> i sense a veiled reference to jeb bush. there have been a few events. is that what you're talking about, the other republican runners are not being as transparent? >> everybody who aspires to high positions of leadership in th

facebook, twitter, el internet, y tambiÉn, o sea, hacer como townhall en twitter, para que el alcance en twitter, poder recibir su informaciÓn por medio de los medios sociales. porque somos una comunidad diversa, tambiÉn hay medios diversos en cuales nos gusta obtener nuestra informaciÓn. >> sÍ, exactamente, y tambiÉn nos gusta obtener nuestra informaciÓn en inglÉs como en espaÑol. muchos hispanos prefieren verlo en su telÉfono, otros en la computadora, otros en la tele, entonces asegurarnos que el mensaje estÉ llegando de diferentes maneras es algo que realmente le damos prioridad para asegurarnos que la comunidad estÉ informada y estÉ al tanto de lo que estÁ pasando. >> ¿cÓmo le haces tÚ, blanchi? >> opino lo mismo. yo pienso que nosotros somos una comunidad muy diversa, y la verdad que las redes sociales, para la juventud latina, han sido un acceso muy importante. ahÍ es que se comunican, es muy diferente. muchos van a televisiÓn y requieren informaciÓn, pero en twitter y en instagram y en facebook todo es mÁs instantÁneo, ¿verdad? si tÚ quieres organizar un grupo de jÓvenes y trat

you can tell us what you wants the president to talk about using the #obama townhall.ow to the bitterly cold temperatures that have stopped millions of us in the tracks. dozens of cities set record lows and the deep freeze turned niagara falls solid. this drone video was shot from the canadian side of the falls. it is even cold in miami where we find the "today" show's al roker. >> reporter: i've got to tell you, if 42 degrees is all relative. it does not compare to the minus 17 that they've gotten down to in cleveland, ohio all time record low for the month of february. there's been 64 records set overnight low records set. here in florida alone, we're looking at jacksonville miami, tallahassee, vero beach, fort meyers and tampa and melbourne tieing records. the rough part is we have cold air and we'll get a little moderation on sunday and then more cold air on monday and again wednesday into thursday. we have a big storm system in the midsection of the country that will cause massive problems. at nashville right now, is under an ice warning through tonight. it's goin

over to you for the townhall meeting. -- over to you for the townhall meeting. there are two microphones on either side of the room. when the time comes, you will line up and prepare to fire away your questions. but first, we have the web editor of the st. louis american.com and reporter for the newspaper. she was the st. louis american's most-active reporter in ferguson during the crisis during the police killing of michael brown junior. her coverage has been republished nationwide by black -- by "ebony" magazine and by black newspapers around the country. let's welcome her. [applause] and then we have mr. paul. he is media coverage reporter for the "washington post." paul's articles cover issues from everything from free speech to abuses and racist comments and hate speech. his beat expands into media conflicts of interests political oversights of journalists and the hiring processes of media agencies. let's give paul a hand. [applause] next to paul, we have a program. -- april ryan. she is a white house correspondent for the urban network that is has radio st

the chief will hold a townhall meeting to answer any questions about the man's death.t released the man's name but it appears he was in his 20's. the man with the bicycle was not hurt. >>> the chief suhr is againsting actions of an officer accused of using excessive force against a homeless man. surveillance video shows the officer chiu tried to wake up the man and remove him great a bus and the officer can be seen pepper spraying warren, and hitting him with his baton. the officer said warren threatened him and the bus drive. the chief said the officer was doing what he is trained to do. the video was released by the public defender which is representing warren. >>> two men are in custody for vandalizing a historic military we structure at fort baker but they got stuck on a cliff and had for be rescued before they were arrested. park rangers found them in a restricted area. though ran. a c.h.p. helicopter pulled a man from the cliff and lifted him in the air. the second man was saved by using we ropes. graffiti is on the structure in the area and rangers say it is not

stay tuned right now for our exclusive townhall with president obama. >> good evening from south florida. tonight the stakes could not be higher. right here on this stage, president obama will be joining me. the topic, his executive actions on immigration and the serious fight over funding homeland security. tonight, from the campus of florida international university, an msnbc and telemundo exclusive, a town hall with president obama. >> i have the legal authority to take it as president to make the immigration system work more fair and just. >> executive action or executive overreach. >> we don't believe the president has the authority to do what he did. >> the president taking questions from the audience in the hall. and across the country. >> we're still going to have to do more work. >> with the future now in the balance for as many as 5 million undocumented immigrants. the legal fight wages on. >> that amnesty program has now been declared illegal. >> a debate that will shake the obama legacy and beyond. >> our immigration system has been broken for a very long time. for years we h

stay tuned right now for our exclusive townhall with president obama. >> good evening from south florida stakes could not be higher. right here on this stage, president obama will be joining me. the topic, his executive actions on immigration and the serious fight over funding homeland security. tonight, from the campus of florida international university an msnbc and telemundo exclusive, a town hall with president obama. >> i have the legal authority to take it as president to make the immigration system work more fair and just. >> executive action or executive overreach. >>

i will say i have done what hundred 27 townhall meeting since i been governor of new jersey. i know i have to get back home. this is really nice. i hope when i come back that we are going to get more questions and more time to have a conversation and back and forth. if any of you haven't seen that, go on the internet and look at some of our more interesting interactions with my constituents back in new jersey. we have a lot of fun. we discuss important issues. i know you like to do that appear. more i come back, the less speech you were going to get and the more time you will get to ask me questions and challenge me. that is when i most company. thanks for being here tonight and for being great republicans. thank you very much. [applause] >> we wanted to present to governor christie a little taste of new hampshire. i wanted to thank howard and robin for putting this basket together. it has lots of goodies. they do so much for coming. >> inc. you. my son patrick who is 14, i told him i was going to new hampshire. the last time i was here, i bought maple syrup with walt. the ki

. >> do i frequent telephone townhalls, and i had one constituent, a lady who had her hours cut due to the health care law. my question for the gentleman from virginia and new jersey, what you would say to a woman trying to balance her budget on less hours because her employer can't afford to employ her full-time because of the definition in the law. >> 90% or so of businesses provide insurance without a mandate. i'm sure there are some that just don't want to provide insurance and will do everything they can -- but i would suggest to you they won't be able to get away with it because people will just up and quit. the economy is so bad right now people don't have options. when the economy gets a little -- >> what would you say to the lady who lost her job. just go out and get another job? is in a what you're saying? >> i'm saying 95% of the businesses covered by the mandate provided insurance without the mandate. i'm sure you can find a company somewhere that would do everything they can to get under the threshold but i can tell you the reason that 90% or so provide insurance is becaus

there's a lot of politicians are canceling townhall event.his room are very frustrated. they feel like they call, the enough, they try to get in touch with a congressman or senators including of this executive amnesty deal that's going down in washington right now. they are very angry about how the republicans have handled this and if you like to matter what they do, they call, they know they're in the majority public opinion on this issue yet they can't have an effect. there's a transparency problem in washington, d.c. what about you? >> anyone is frustrate comes to new jersey. yesterday i held my 128th town hall meeting since i've been governor. and by the we don't do things like with cars and we have to fill out cards and then people screened them for you and we so which answers to which much i might like to answer. i sit in them like this come with 500 people yesterday, i come out and speak and i take my coat off and we took questions for an hour. raise your hand. i call on you and i take questions and answer it. that's what elected offic