you in fact chose this state you and your colleagues at united water. talk about this event and why it's special. >>this event helps raise funds to keep businesses in new ersey. it's so important that we keep the jobs the investment and the people here in this state because new jersey has so much to offer in terms of education, in terms of education. in terms of employment and in terms of good people that make this state what it is which is a fantastic state. >>rich also talk about investing in our infrastructure which is a big thing with your business your company >>you know right now we're looking at unbelievable investments right now we're looking at millions of dollars being put underground into underground infrastructure. to keep our water flowing. essentially to keep our way of life. but what that provides is not just jobs for the folks who are gonna you know improve the pipelines and work on the treatment plants. it also provides great jobs for engineering. for accountants. there's just an unbelievable amount of talent in this state. and we want

jersey has been provided by the healthcare foundation of new jersey founded by the jewish community united water making the planet sustainable is the best job on earth horizon blue cross blue shield of new jersey actavis in cooperation with the american medicine chest challenge njm auto insurance homeowner's insurance and more with a focus on safety and financial stability the russell berrie foundation and by choose new jersey our mission is attracting companies to the garden state promotional support provided by new jersey monthly the magazine of the garden state available at newsstands and by commerce magazine [music playing] [music playing] welcome to caucus new jersey i'm steve adubato you know the affordable care act or so called obamacare in full effect. and it's clearly having a very big impact on the healthcare system including the need for more advanced nurses. here to discuss the expanding role of nursing and the bigger healthcare picture we have judy schmidt who is the president of the new jersey nurses association doctor sheryl slonim chief nursing officer at holy name medical center

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this solar energy unit heats water. >> what i have here is a here is a hand-held infrared thermometer if you hold that to the collector and press the button, than you can read, what the temperature of the collector is at the moment. >> it's registering 35 degrees celcius. the entire campus maintains high environmental standards. every newcomer, from students to professors, spends at least one day here sorting waste. >> cans and plastic bottles are all recycled. that's good for the environment, because incinerating them would generate harmful co2. organic waste is also important. when it's returned to the soil as compost, it binds co2. these simple techniques help the university operate in a sustainable and climate-neutral way. >> if you want to become carbon neutral, something very important to look at when you are doing your carbon balances is what kind of waste are you producing and what are you doing with it. >> about a quarter of costa rica's population lives in san josÉ. and only about 25% of the plastic bottles used here are recycled. a lot of waste ends up in the river. costa r

the case of water drinking water the pipes in our systems are so old we have water main failures every two minutes in the united states, quarter million water main breaks in the united states every year. 84,000 dams in the united states that are over 50 years old. the waterway system that is an important system that runs along the waterway system, moving grains and materials the backlog of projects just to get that system up to date goes to the year 2090. so in every category you look at there are challenges for united states. >> as you mentioned your organization has done a report card of sorts and the united states suffers a pretty bad grade here. >> d plus since 2009. a number of states have started to take action in the transportation space taking votes to invest more gas taxes to invest in infrastructure. >> that's the bottom line isn't it? realistically if you looked at all these categories all the infrastructure improvements whether they are for safety whether for economic conditions whatever it is it is a lot of money. >> it is, but the costs of not addressing this issue are even greater for the united

last month differs with the garden state undercovery water unit located his keys in the water. saturday they found him a half mile away ten feet from banks of schuylkill behind manayunk brewing company near main street and sheer's lane. >> where he was it was about waist deep and for the most part it's 6 7 foot not real deep. just moving current. >> shane's family rushed to the scene. loved ones, pastor and employees of the brewing company watched as driver's worked. >> they were set up on our deck out back. we became family with his family during the whole situation. it broke us all down because we were all out back. >> the search is over and investigation into how he died is just beginning. police sources say there are no obvious signs of foul play to his body. those that followed the details came to the river with so many questions. >> what would he have done and what happened to him is the question of what happened? >> even though this part of the schuylkill has been searched differs say scouring this large river was a tedious process. right now the medical examiner is cond

passco is a volunteer for a group called garden state under water recovery units.d in this cramped building in milford, new jersey. their budget comes strictly from donations. they pick up searches throughout the region and beyond typically after police and rose cue divers move on leaving family members no one to turn to to help find their loved ones. >> we have members that are doctors, pharmacist, that are plumbers carpenters. >> reporter: search area and schuylkill divers area were looking in was about 2,000 feet long, 270 feet wide and the water temperature was around 36 degrees. on a good day they could see just about 6 feet in front of them. it was tedious, time consuming work that was also very dangerous are. all recoveries are personal but passco knew anguish montgomery's family was going through in their search for shane. >> 1971 my brother had a boating accident and he died. i know what my mom and my dad went through at that time. >> reporter: montgomery's sought out garden state under water recovery unit and thank them for finding shane. >> they can fina

passco volunteers for a group called garden state under water recovery units.amped building in milford number. their budget comes strictly from donations. they pick it up, beyond the region after police and rescue divers have to move on leaving family members no one to turn to help find their loved one. >> we have members that are doctors, that are pharmacists that are plumbers, carpenter. >> reporter: search area in the schuylkill the divers were looking in was about 2,000 feet long, 270 feet wide and a water temperature was about 36 degrees. >> on a good day they could see it, and it is always dangerous. passco new anguish montgomery's family was going through in their search for shane in 1971, my brother had a boating accident and he died. i necessity what my mom and my dad went through in that time. >> reporter: montgomery's sought out garden state under water recovery unit and thanked them for finding shane. >> they could finally say good bye and they know, it is closure for them. >> reporter: in milford, new jersey, todd quinones for "eyewitness news" at

. >> we want to thank the garden state under water recovery unit the philadelphia marine unit northwestetectives, the philadelphia police department. >> reporter: it was a somber end to weeks of painful uncertainty for montgomery's family and friends. search parties have walked every inch of manayunk. missing persons fliers were hung. there was an outpouring shane's family consistently called overwhelming. saturday they were gracious in their grief. >> we want to thank everyone for their support and prayers and love and ask that they continue to pray for our family. >> reporter: a christmas tree now stands outside manayunk saint john the baptist church dotted with green ribbons in shane's honor, a church that served as a home base for all those search parties likely will take on different role as a place where shane's family will begin to grieve. >> at this time we ask that you respect our privacy time together to mourn as family. >> reporter: we did speak with someone from the church. they tell us no formal funeral arrangements have been scheduled but they expect services to be schedul

and here is a small water drinking unit which explains how it works. what's the form?>> this is for our home or office this unit for instance has a couple of bars of water which is what we started with today. people have been drinking it all day long, it's at the same level because it's actually making water while we're talking. this shows you that we're condensing, this is pure water from the air no heavy metals, no fluoride, no chlorine, taste. and of course this system is scalable. >> it's pretty good. so you can scale it up? >> this system makes 12 to 15 liters a day. yes that makes 500 liters. on this scale we go to about 18,000 liters a day. i have new patented technology that was just done days ago that we can scale up to millions of gallons a day. >> will compliment desalination plants? >> about $2 per cubic meter and at that price with no environmental impact i think it is a good solution for many, many companies displp thanks very much. there you go, not just taking water out of the air. there are projects that talk about taking water out of oil and gas. desa

here is small water drinking unit that explains how it works. >> this is for your home or office. this has a couple of bars of water, which we started with today. people have been drinking all day long. it's at the same level because it's making water while we're talking. this shows you that we're condensing. this is pure water from the air. no heavy metals. no fluoride. no chlorine. taste. of course this system is scalable. >> that's pretty good. >> this systems makes 12 to 15 liters a day. we have new patented technology done two weeks ago where we're going to scale up to millions of gallons a day. >> at that price with no environmental impact, i think it is a good solution for many companies. >> there you go. it's not just about taking water out of the air it's also taking water out of oil and gas. desalination plants may be here to stay for the time being but the future could look very different. >> for our viewers in the united states, it's back here for other regular programming. for the rest of our viewers i'll be back in just a moment. >>> the u.s. facing new terror threats

water families in a apartment complex are finally getting relief. a tree damaged a gas line at the apartments tuesday in san jose. people in 30 units were left without hot water. repairs were delayed because the property owners didn't notify the city till late friday. crews restored services this evening. >>> the san francisco 49ers have been hit with an age discrimination lawsuit. it accuses the ceo firing them to brand the team as the technology start up of the nfl. they claim york admitted he wanted to hire younger workers. they are seeking punitive damages. the 49ers say it is policy not to comment on pending litigation. >>> prison guard is suing the state alleging discrimination. he worked for the department of corrections for a decade. he says when co-workers learned he was a practicing muslim the harassment got worse and he was harassed by inmates and when he reported it he claims he was told to retire if he had a problem. >> joked about. [ indiscernible ] >> he was transferred to the salono prison and he says he hasn't encountered harassment there. the department of corrections has not commented on the case. >>> oakland has

. >> we want to thank the garden state under water recovery unit. >> relatives rushed to comfort the montgomeries after a body was found. police sources say he was wearing the clothing his parents remembered. divers tell us the body of a male was located in the schuylkill river just before noon here behind manayunk brewery. >> north of where we are, the brewery, 10 foot from shore. >> was he in brush, pinned down? >> on the bottom 4 feet deep. >> reporter: four weeks ago this volunteer unit of 12 recovered shane's keys from the river. early thanksgiving morning, the senior disappeared after a night out with family and friends at the pub on main street. the montgomeries never gave up. we went along during several exhaustive searches in the community. >> continue to pray for our family at this trying time. at this time we ask you respect our privacy. we need time to mourn together as a family. >> this is the dive team's fourth team to the murky waters and we asked them about finding shane and bringing the montgomeries closure. >> that's why we do this. just to find families loved ones

. >> does the united states dwell, tread water, wait to see?r do things like drone strikes continue a pace even while there is no government. >> i would think the drone strikes will continue, whether it's a good idea or not, they will continue. we cannot influence the events that are going to take place. the united states is truly a outside player, and therefore, we have a wait and see for the general policy. but we still maintain our concern. >> thank you all for joining me today. that brings us to the end of this edition, watch us on facebook, join us on twitter i'm@ray suarez muse, and in washington, ray suarez. saudi arabia's king abdullah has died. and a new king is solomon and promising continuity and calling for unity and solidarity in the muslim world. ♪ live from doha also coming up thailand's parliament votes to impeach foreign minister for her role in a controversial rice subsidy program. and turning a new page in u.s. cuba relations historic talks

. >> does the united states dwell, tread water, wait to see? or do things like drone strikes continue a pace even while there is no government. >> i would think the drone strikes will continue, whether it's a good idea or not, they will continue. we cannot influence the events that are going to take place. the united states is truly a outside player, and therefore, we have a wait and see for the general policy. but we still maintain our concern. >> thank you all for joining me today. that brings us to the end of this edition, watch us on facebook, join us on twitter i'm@ray suarez muse, and in washington, ray suarez. on america tonight, the most likely race to die at the happens of police, may not be what you think. a death, an officer, and doubt. the police said this was not racism. what do you think. >> what would he just come to a native right away you have to pull out a gun? you can't do nothing else but shoot us. >> our in depth look at crime justice, and the american indian's tough questions do native l

. >> does the united states dwell, tread water wait to see? or do things like drone strikes continue a pace even while there is no government. >> i would think the drone strikes will continue, whether it's a good idea or not they will continue. we cannot influence the events that are going to take place. the united states is truly a outside player, and therefore we have a wait and see for the general policy. but we still maintain our concern. >> thank you all for joining me today. that brings us to the end of this edition watch us on facebook join us on twitter i'm@ray suarez muse and in washington, ray suarez. >> the united states is in the midst of the worst drug addiction epidemic in its history. but it's not a crisis of illegal drugs. it's one of prescription painkillers - oxycodone, hydrocodone, and other legal narcotics, all related to opium. collectively they are called opioids. >> these are the opioid painkillers. and prescriptions for drugs like these have more than quadrupled over the last 15 years - to the extent that the us now con

volunteer divers with the garden state under water recovery unit found his body in 4 feet of water, againnayunk brew pub. his heart broken family says they did what they promised they brought shane home. parishioners at saint john the baptist where his family are members remembered shane and prayed for his family. >> i think that they have close another at least to know that they have him back. they know where he is now. it is sad but closure. >> it is unimaginable my sister, my brother-in-law, all of us, our hearts are a shattered. >> that is why we do this. we find family loved ones and bring them back to them. >> that was one of the divers who aided in the search and they did this just as they brought had shane home his funeral is set for friday morning at saint john the baptist with the viewing the evening before, and that morning, as well, the family asking for any donations to go to friend of saint john the baptist or garden state under water recovery who relentlessly search for shane throughout these past five weeks. again me's office has yet the to publishly release cause of death

. >> bill reminds me that a lot of the water drinking in the united states is recycle water.ave. not from his omni processor. >> are there any old, embarrassing pictures of you on facebook you wish you could get rid of. >> many of pictures of me everywhere but take the good with the bad. >> exactly. >> great conversation. find more at davos.cnbc.com. catch conversations with richard branson, will.iam and apollo quay lo. >> kwoths has breaking news on herbalife. >> pull up shares of that company because there's been speculation over the last couple weeks ability the position of one of herbalife's largest share holders. bill is the chairman and ceo of post and he has an 8.2% position in herbalife. i can tell you is according to my sources is that bill has not sold a single share that he has in herbalife. in fact, as the stock has pulled back in recent weeks, he actually bought more, but not enough to cause a filing in the stock. sources also tell me that his confidence in herbalife's business model said to be greater than it ever has been. the headline is two fold. not only has

the river that supplies cities like sao paulo have had water cut off. united states in cuba say they have made progress towards restoring diplomatic ties but there's no major breakthrough. >> reporter: from the cuban perspective there are two fundamental issues that remained completely unresolved. number one is the long-standing embarko, and that is something the u.s. congress had to deal with. cuba is still on the u.s. government list of state-sponsored terrorism, a list that cuba couldn't get off of. that issue unresolved. the head of the association, isn't secretary of state roberta was asked about both issues and this is what she had to say. >> having diplomatic relations is not a gift. it does not leave we are countries that have no disagreements. of course we have disagreements and discrepancies between our positions. >> we have disagreements. this does not mean we can't have diplomatic relations. >> next day that we'll be watching is in april. that's when the regionals at the america conference will happen in panama. both are expected to deaned and it c

units was on fire. >> i was on the back side trying to hose it down. just trying to keep water on the unit. >> multiple cars were coming in and reported yet another town house and yet another. in all five structures were ablaze and that is the biggest problem firefighters encountered. >> wasn't like you had one fire it was from building to building. you had a fire and it was located in one building and morning fire in another building and another location. >> firefighters were trying to contain the blaze martinez police were trying to find a tenant who may have set them. >> one officer realized we may have been able to do a welfare check on a subject that would have been living in one of the units on fire the lieutenant says the man appeared to be fine and allowed to stay in his unit. officers found him nearby and arrested him after tasering him. vic lee, abc7 news >> just minutes ago, san francisco archbishop at site of a shooting. and opened fire on a car double parked killing all four young men inside. >> families of two victims were at city hall today seeking justice. they

units was on fire. >> i was on the back side trying to hose it down. just trying to keep water on the unit. >> multiple cars were coming in and reported yet another town house and yet another. in all five structures were ablaze and that is the biggest problem firefighters encountered. >> wasn't like you had one fire it was from building to building. you had a fire and it was located in one building and morning fire in another building and another location. >> firefighters were trying to contain the blaze martinez police were trying to find a tenant who may have set them. >> one officer realized we may have been able to do a welfare check on a subject that would have been living in one of the units on fire the lieutenant says the man appeared to be fine and allowed to stay in his unit. officers found him nearby and arrested him after tasering him. vic lee, abc7 news >> just minutes ago, san francisco archbishop at site of a shooting. and opened fire on a car double parked killing all four young men inside. >> families of two victims were at city hall today seeking justice. they

it also went to individual units to light the water tank pilot lights. david louie, abc 7 news. >>> tonight the federal government is stepping up to help victims of last month's devastating rain storms. the u.s. small business administration has opened temporary sdasdisaster loan outreach center. people and businesses impacted by the heavy rain can apply for low interest loans to help rebuild and repair the damage. >> my daughter, myself live downstairs and my father lives upstairs. everything we had is gone. it's devastating. i cry every time i go back there but what doesn't kills us makes us stronger, they say. >> the help center will be open through january 15th. for more information, go to abc7news.com. >>> a driver in the north bay had to be rushed to the hospital today when he drifted into oncoming traffic. it happened about 11:00 this morning on river road near olivette road in santa rosa. you can see the van shredded as the driver sideswiped a big rig. officers say the van's driver was not wearing a seat belt. he had major injuries. the driver of

but one units does have water damage, so these people cannot return quite yet. reporting live, marianne favro, "today in the bay." >>> breaking news, overseas, gunmen in libya stormed a luxury hotel killing at least three guards and five foreigners. this is an attack that happened at the quincy hotel in tripoli just along the mediterranean sea. a hotel staffer said five masked attackers wearing bulletproof vests stormed that hotel and started firing randomly in the lobby. a libyan security official says it is now under control, but they did not say what happened to the gunmen. >>> developing right now, powerful snowstorm smothering much of the east coast. you see the live radar there. from the realtime doppler radar. we're also going to see what it looks like outside. a live look from massachusetts. that reporter under the stick there gets ready for his live shot. parts of new york and new england could receive 30 inches of snow. but a bit of good news. so far, forecasters say it's not as bad as they first thought, at least in new york city. >> over 7,000 flight

bill for fiscal year 2015 which was passed in december included limits on the controversial waters of the united states proposal which regulates small ponds and streams and puddles. however, i remain committed to ensuring that this rule not be implemented at all. by broadening the definition of waters of the united states, washington bureaucrats would potentially regulate puddles and ditches on farms and back yards. is this really what is necessary to protect the environment? is this really what the american people require? these regulations would have significant impact on the state of mississippi. our economic growth depends on agriculture, it depends on manufacturing and other energy-intensive industries. with each new environmental regulation, the administration is compounding the financial burden on the american people without delivering any environmental benefits. we can have clean air, we can have clean water without losing 224,000 jobs. we can have clean air and water without a cost of $44 billion per year for one single regulation. low cost and reliable energy is at the core of economic

this vessel was also spotted sailing up and down the united states eastern seaboard in international waterss about that. the united states said it wasn't too worried about what the russian ship was doing in international waters jake. >> karl penhaul live for us in cuba thank you. >>> pope francis is once again proving's not your average pontiff, this time turning heads about birth control and sex. this was on his trip back to the vatican after a trip to the philippines philippines. he said parents should not procreate endlessly. they should trust in god that it will work out. i'm paraphrasing here but he said something like, responsible catholics do not have to be like rabbits, and he called it irresponsible parenthood. some people took offense to the pontiff's comments among them german rabbit breeders. maybe he should have stuck to the birds and bees metaphor? >>> in other world news roman pa lan pa lanski after a decades-old sex abuse case. he is 81 years old, lives in poland. in 1977 he pleaded guilty to having had sex with a 13-year-old girl in california. before he could be sentenced,

water on their stoves. one family's three little boys say they're driving to the ymca for showers and are wondering why tenants can't use some of the vacant unitsr to at least clean up. >> my two-year-old is active. my 5-year-old is active. my 8-year-old as well. so i mean, i'm taking my kids to the ymca for a shower. >> i think our property manager means well, but i think probably the folks above her need to take some action. >> so when you have 36 units out and we're going on day five, day 6 tomorrow it is just beyond . >> letters to the tenants from the property manager and owners claim that repairs have to wait until the city of san jose can make inspections and the earliest that can happen is monday. >>> well a popular hiking trail is being closed until further notice. state park representatives say steep ravine trail is not safe for visit years. that is because a bridge along the trail is in need of repair and trees need to be cleared out of the way. park officials say that damage is so extensive that the trail may have to stay closed until the end of the month. >> hundreds of people came together yesterday to say goodbye to the oyster co

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crews also went to each of the 36 units to light hot water tank pilot lights. the situation is really a good reminder for property owners to contact the city right away when a gas line has been broken and needs repair so that we are at the ready to expedite the process. >> reporter: six days enduring cold nights and cold showers are finally over. what are you gonna do now? >> gonna jump in the shower, take a shower. >> reporter: a long, hot shower? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. i will bet. >>> well, there is more to come here tonight on abc7 news. just ahead the truth about an electronic cigarette. they are not as safe as you might think. a bay area city launches a campaign to clear the air. >>> and we will show you where your christmas tree goes once the holidays are over and the benefits we get from recycling them. >>> i'm spencer christian. tomorrow, near record warmth in some parts of the bay area. i will show you how warm it will be where you are in my accuweather forecast in just a moment. >>> good news for air travelers a

crews also went to each of the 36 units to light hot water tank pilot lights. the situation is really a good reminder for property owners to contact the city right away when a gas line has been broken and needs repair so that we are at the ready to expedite the process. >> reporter: six days enduring cold nights and cold showers are finally over. what are you gonna do now? >> gonna jump in the shower, take a shower. >> reporter: a long, hot shower? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. i will bet. >>> well, there is more to come here tonight on abc7 news. just ahead the truth about an electronic cigarette. they are not as safe as you might think. a bay area city launches a campaign to clear the air. >>> and we will show you where your christmas tree goes once the holidays are over and the benefits we get from recycling them. >>> i'm spencer christian. tomorrow, near record warmth in some parts of the bay area. i will show you how warm it will be where you are in my accuweather forecast in just a moment. >>> good news for air travelers a

. >> reporter: the united states and other nations are sending food, water and medical supplies along with emergency workers. president obama pledged $100 million in immediate aid and the promise of more help to come. >> to the people of haiti, we say clearly and with conviction, you will not be forsaken, you will not be forgotten. >> we're exhausting all the efforts we have to find their parents or their extended family and reunite those children back into their family. >> reporter: the exact death toll from the 2010 quake in haiti remains a subject of great debate. the government has said the official death toll stands at 316,000 people. but other reports suggest the number was much lower between 46,000 and 158,000. with nearly $14 billion in aid pledged from governments and private agencies around the world, the number of people living in tents has now dropped from 1.5 million right after the quake to about 85,000 now. but according to the world bank, haiti remains a poverty stricken country. almost 60% of the population is living on just $2 a day. >>> when we come back on a second

units on the 1500 block of ashwood drive was on fire. >> i was on the backside trying to hose it down with a little garden hose. wasn't doing much. trying to keep a little water on the next unit, on the walls. >> reporter: as firefighters battled this blaze, multiple calls were coming in reporting another fire in the sprawling condo complex. then a report of another townhouse burning and then another. in all five structures here were ablaze at the same time. and that was the biggest problem firefighters encountered. >> it wasn't like you had one fire and it went from building to building. it was that you had a fire, and it was located in one building and then another fire that was in another building and another location and address. >> reporter: while firefighters were trying to contain the ever-expanding blaze, martinez police were trying to find a tenant who may have set them. >> one of the officers realized we had been out here earlier today to do a welfare check on a subject who would have been living in one of the units that was on fire. >> reporter: police lieutenant ross says the man appeared to be fine and he was allowed to stay in his unit. officers

it is a trial over the fines of they could face under the clean water act that the united states is bringing. they have 100,000 claims outstanding. they have securities class actions in houston that could cause them upwards of $5 billion. they also have a group of cases in which there are businesses alleging that they suffered economic loss because of the moratorium on gas leasing and offshore. >> how big are the fines that bp is facing? >> according to what united states senators opening statement today was, seeking between $11.7 billion and $13 billion. >> were kind of momentum are they caring into this trial? >> until thursday, i would've said zero, but as of thursday they have gotten a very nice judgment from the court where in the second phase of this current trial, the court found that ep has only spill what bp had estimated whereas not what the united states had estimated. this lower their potential maximum penalty from $18 billion to $13.7 billion. >> in the first couple phases of this trial, was bp given any credit on how they tried to handle the cleanup? >> the first phase still wi

we want to thank garden state under water recovery unit, the the philadelphia marine unit, northweste philadelphia police department, saint john the baptist, mike rhodes and brew pub and that are employees. we want to thank every within for their support prayers and love and ask that they continue to pray for our family at this very trying time. >> reporter: no funeral orange. have been a announced but, services are expect to be scheduled soon. we are live from manayunk syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> just no word, syma, thank you. >>> camden county police say a man killed himself after shooting his girlfriend. unidentified woman was shot near baird boulevard and marlton pike around 3:00 saturday morning. she was rushed to cooper university hospital by her father in critical condition. her boyfriend reportedly followed them to the hospital and then shot and killed himself, while park outside that emergency room. >>> the man accused in the deadly ambush on two pennsylvania state troopers is expect in court tomorrow for a priest limb nature i hearing. eric frein is charge

we wanted to thank the garden state under water recovery unit, the philadelphia marine unit, north west detectives, the philadelphia police department, and saint john the baptist, mike rhodes and the brew pub and their employees. we want to thank everyone for their support and prayers and love, and can that they continue to pray for our family at this very trying time. >> reporter: no funeral a arrangements have been announced just yet but services are expected to be scheduled shortly. we are live from manayunk syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> same, thank you. >>> camden county police say a a man killed himself after shooting his girl friend. unidentified woman was shot near the intersection of baird boulevard and marlton pike around 3:00 at day morning. she was rushed to cooper university hospital by her father in critical condition. now her boyfriend reportedly followed them to the hospital, and then shot and killed himself while parked outside the emergency room. >>> now to the latest on the search for wreckage of the air asia flight 5801. divers are hoping to get a clo

we want to thank the garden state under water recovery unit, the philadelphia marine unit northwest detectives the philadelphia police department, saint john the baptist, mike rhodes and the brew pub and their employees. we want to thank every within for their support, prayers and love and ask that they continue to pray for our family at this trying time. >> reporter: no funeral arrangements have been scheduled just yet but services are expect to be announced shortly. we are live, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right, syma, thank you. >>> new this morning president obama and his family have left hawaii for washington for the first family they spent 15 days there vacationing over the holidays. air force one is expect to land back on the east coast at the 10:00 o'clock this morning. >>> now to the the latest on the search for wreckage of the air asia flight 8501. divers are hoping to get a closer look under sea at the spot indonesia a officials believe the plane is located. cbs news correspondent wendy gilette has the very latest. >> reporter: sonar has detect four massive ob

huge swells could make retrieving the unit from the open water challenging. >> we have to get it close enough in to the ship to hook it but far enough away we don't want it bouncing off the ship. >> they've got it. it's locked in. >> here we go. >> reporter: they can swap out technology based on the mission. that part has evolved with time. one thing that hasn't change sd each mission is a very slow process and then it takes time to doe download the data and then analyze it. stephanie elam cnn, off the coast of california. >> this of course is david gallos' specialty. flight 447 and cnn analyst with us as well cnn aviation analyst and private pilot miles o'brien. indonesian authorities are trying to confirm they found what they think is the tail of the plane. do we know exactly what is contained there, in terms of the black box? is it the flight data recorder? what would be there? >> well you know it depends on how much of the tail they got. on this version of the airbus 320, the black boxes are up a little bit further in the aircraft. it depends how much of that tail section they got.

water, familys in a south bay apartment complex are finally getting some relief tonight. a tree damaged a gas line at the montclara apartments last tuesday in san jose. people in more than 30 unitseft without any hot water. the city says repairs were delayed because the property owners didn't notify the city until late friday. crews were able to restore service just before 5:00 tonight. >>> in washington, d.c. the new 114th congress is set to be sworn in tomorrow. this year republicans are in the majority. one of the first things on the agenda is the election of a house speaker. and as joel waldman reports now, john boehner wants to keep that job but he faces challengers. >> there's a divide among republicans as the new congress convenes. >> we have got to show the american people that they don't need to abandon the republican party. there are people in the party that are willing to stand up and fight for the very things we promised we would do. >> reporter: texas republican louie gomer calling for a new speaker. despite 29 republican votes needed to oust the speaker considered highly unlikely at this point, the push for change by some in the republican party continues. >> i thi

the next two years are beg to be very choppy waters for the united states. it's not just that our enemies think we're weak and irresolute and this is an opportunity to do at they please. our allies are also worried, and if you're an israel or saudi arabia you may ask yourself whether american guarantees of the sort you relied on for decades are any good and whether you don't need to start refrancing your foreign policy in ways that might nonetheless involve the united states at a time and mapper that isn't of our choosing. >> host: we're down to two minutes left in the hour. and so i want to read to you the last sentence you write in america in retreat and ask you to explain it's little bit. you write: do not dismiss america from its job as the world's policeman, either. when the thugs and for laws show up in their neighborhood as they do you'll be grateful to know that cop is still walking his old beat. reassuring presence in a still dangerous world. make that case why america should be the world residents policeman. i don't think that's possible'll image.

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what i would like to know because i think that the next few years are going to be very choppy waters for the unitedtates. but it's not just that our enemies think that we are weak and a resolute and this is an opportunity to do things. our allies are also worried and if you are in israel or saudi arabia, you may ask yourself whether american guarantees are any good and you don't need to start freelancing mess in ways that might involve the united states at a time and manner that is not in our choosing. >> host: we have two minutes left in the hour. so i want to read to you those last sentences and ask you to explain that a little bit. and you say do not dismiss america is the world's policeman. when these thugs show up in your neighborhood as they sometimes do, you will be grateful to know that they are reassuring in this dangerous world. make the case. i don't think that that is a very popular image. >> new zealand is a lovely country, i've never been there but we are not a country that is is going to be irrelevant to the rest of the 21st century, we are still going to be the preferred target for

some of the pictures you've shown here today, i was a crane operator on the corin unit on some of the boats placed in the water and numerous amounts of steel that's been discharged i look forward to doing that and look forward to working with the excisions and with the metropolitan we have a good relationship going on right now and this will help all of us build a good reputation for the city i was born and raised in the city and boo do everything in my power to continue thank you very much for your time. >> with that we'll answer any questions you might have thank you very much. >> public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed commissioners >> well, i think it is great to hear about this opportunity and the vision what we would like to do i want to understand the business model a little bit and maybe too he'll but have you done forecasts and how the revenue works oneself we have two people parking lot and it's good to know their jobs if we know how many jobs if it is active and whether it's one hundred or 50 perspective but the port benefits from the or how did it work job by job i don't think i under

he talks about the water of the united states, the wilderness. that bill is probably the number one concern of farmers. in my western part of my state it's arid. it is one of the most arid parts of the united states. that could actually be declared a wetland if you were to pass this thing and allow the federal government to replace the states and come in and regulate water on land. so these are the things that they're concerned about. now, we should look closely at this because our friends in us a strail why -- and this is -- this was quite a breakthrough, i think. they already tried t they tried regulating their emissions and of course i think we all know that the ipcc is the intergovernmental panel on climate, and that -- that bureaucracy is supposedly the scientific community and yet we find out now -- and i talked about this yesterday all the scientists that are not believers in this -- but a lot of them did believe it. and australia believed it. so they joined in a kyoto-type treaty in stopping their emissions. they imposed a carbon tax on t

i think the next two years are going to be very choppy waters for the united states.it's not just that our enemies think we are weak and your resolute in this as an opportunity to do as they please, our allies are also worried. if you are in israel or saudi arabia may ask yourself whether america guarantees and you don't need to freelancer foreign policy in ways that might nonetheless involve the united states if it time and manner of. >> host: we have about two minutes left in this our soil and three to the last sentence you write american retreat and ask you to explain a little bit. that is where you write do not dismiss america from its job is the worlds's police. when the thugs show up in your neighborhood as they sometimes do you'll be grateful to know that cop is still walking his old beat and reassuring presence in the still dangerous world. make that case why america should be the world's police. i don't think that's a very popular image. >> guest: what about bayesian and? new zealand is a lovely country i hear but we are not a country that's going to be irrel