this case takes to us new jersey. happening the day before thanksgiving. and he ran straight toward a burning car with a man inside. the man suffered a medical problem and crashed his chevy after the accelerator stuck apparently. the officer manages to get the car stopped and rush to his safety. he's lucky to be alive. the detective set to retire in a few weeks and the city plans to honor him with a life saving award well deserved. numerous breaking news events you are waking up to this we're covering them this morning and today is picking up the reporting on this one. here is what else to expect this morning on today. >> good morning. coming up on a tuesday here on today we'll have the latest on that breaking news a plane carrying 81 people including a professional soccer team crashing in columbia. then was it terrorism? developments on the investigation into that flight ang tack on the campus of ohio state university. portman will be here talking about the oscar buzz she's getting. and the stars of the gilmore girls revival nearly a decade in the making.

. >> i have demonstrated how to hack the abc advantage voting machines we use in new jersey. >> princeton university professor says the touch screen voting machine, the type used in about ten state, can be tampered with. >> the back door. >> in 2008, he nonstraited how as part of an election lawsuit against new jersey officials. he notes there's been no documented case of a machine actually being hacked this way he says it could happen. by simply swapping the machines computer chip for his own. >> i have to replace this one chip with a fraudulent computer program. >> he was able to change the votes the machine counted. >> i figured out how to make a different computer program that just before the close of the polls it shifts votes around from one candidate to oochlt i wrote that on a memory chip now to hack a voting machine you have to get 7 minutes alone with it with a screwdriver. >> our experience here in this office, we all concur that we have not seen one document the machine being copromiezed. >> the deputy superintendent of elections in new jersey insist in real life it cannot be d

new jersey clouds and rain this morning, by 9:00 much of the rain has tapered off, then sunshine will take us into the upper 50s to low 60s, in new jersey you will see that at the shore as well. the steadier rain long gone by afternoon. mainly clear as we go into this evening. there are some colder temperatures ahead, i have noticed the change coming up with the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. i will take a closer look when i come back with the ten day on 10. >>> i just mentioned sky force 10 the pilot is being cautious, not flying into new jersey. ordinarily jessica would have access to video from him. >> while watching this tractor-trailer fire on the new jersey turnpike but some viewers are tweeting us pictures because they're struck behind it. >> we're watching some of those delays because of our viewers sitting on the highway behind this. all lanes are blocked on the new jersey turnpike headed southbound around exit 4 right around route 73 on the southbound side, all traffic that's moving away from the tren top area. the tractor-trailer fire is in the process of at least

coming over commodore barry or delaware memorial and typically head north in the freeway use the new jersey turnpike. your friday checklist get ready for crowded trains, lath forms again. fridays aretive rent then other four days of the workweek, even without the a septa strike try mornings are usually lighter but friday evening rush is always worse. we have folks to go a friday it this thing, happy hour, staying out late, gone to a event, we have weddings on friday night. there is a lot of unusual traffic jams. i use the example taking out snow globe and giving it a shake. get your tickets in advance for regional rails if you are driving into downtown. we have flat rate zero for ten easing up on the heaters and if you are biking remember to wear the the bright colors. especially in the early morning and then beginning of the evening rush hour, it is great that you are trying biking but blackjack on bike will in the work. make sure you have something that will pick you out among the others especially until we get daylight. in problems at all down here at philly international. flying out of

. >>> we want to go back to the breaking news coming to us from hamilton new jersey outside the mall where police have been called out in the middle of the night to word of two people shot. our annie mccormick is on that scene. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, we did learn that two people were shot around 3:30 this morning in the parking lot of the hamilton mall here in mays landing. take a look at this video from earlier here at the scene, the details are scarce at this point but we do know that police were dispatched here shortly after 3:30 in the morning to a report of two people shot. information from the scene is that the body of one person can be scene laying on the ground next to a silver suv. the scene, there's no word on a second victim at this point. we don't have any word on that. this is in the parking lot of the macy's side entrance. hamilton township employees are here along with people from the atlantic county prosecutor's unit and the crime scene an. unit. this is black friday. we know the mall opened at 7:00 p.m. and closed at midnight. macy's was open

very few regret but maybe one of them would be that my fourth album was called "new jersey" because no one ever compared to usom new jersey before then. we got lumped into being in those "hair bands" in the 80s. but i kept thinking there is more to it. ♪ i hammered each nail this house is not for sale." >> rose: are you a songwriter who happens to perform or a performer who happens to write songs? >> i think that my-- i'm a very good performer, but my joy comes from song writing. song writing first, recording second, performing third. i do enjoy the interaction with an audience, but i nom an applause junky. i know those who are. i don't live for that. writing a song for me is the closest thing a songwriter will ever know to immortality. if you are blessed with a song that has been on the charts fair long period of time or has withstood generations and music style changes, that's going to outlive anything else that i do. >> rose: but you'd rather be on stage than be in the studio? >> no, the opposite. i'd rather write a song. and then when you write the song you want to see it come to life and that's when you

give us history. >> that's correct. the battleship new jersey is our nation's most decorated battleship. she served in every war or conflict from world war ii, to the persian gulf war, just under three football fields long, if you actually put her upright she would be taller than liberty two, the skyscraper. big and very historic battleship. >> that's quite impressive. so historic ship, it is now docked, but you guys are doing some really cool things, really fun things here. basically every day. >> absolutely, today being veterans day, we have veterans day ceremony, we'll have on the where we, are the forward deck at 11:00 a.m. also open for complimentary tours for all veterans, so veterans can common joy a tour of the greatest battleship, quite a few interesting programs, one of them our more popular ones, overnight end camment. scout groups, organizations, families consideration stay on board the battleship. >> they can lay in those little 6-foot by 3-foot bunks? >> absolutely, sleep in the same bunks the crew once slept in, yep. >> give us a

than it is sunny, and eventually, we also have enough left over moisture that clips us specially into southern new jersey to bring us the shower. when you look at the wide zoom, energy, bolt of moisture all basically across the border, and in the wake of the disturbance that brought in the whimpy showers yesterday, left with basically a smooth sale for the next couple of days, now, eventually into next week, a better chance that we end up with steadier rain on the horizon, that looks like it comes specifically headed into wednesday. so, you know, actually going to keep our fingers crossed for. that will now in pretty significant deficit. not just for the whole year, but for this month. we could use the rain, only been couple every days with measurable and very wimpy i'll add rainfall totals. so we will take what we can get, at this point, it is not on the horizon just yet. we turn and focus on the tropics, the end of hurricane season comes along with this upcoming wednesday, and, we do have one more storm system that's out there, i think, to wrap up the season, this is otto. actually now pulling away, th

courtney reagan for us in new jersey. the early shopping day returns, we're joined by an equity analyst at mkm partners. patri patrick, good morning and thank you for joining us. of course, as we're debating whether the black friday weekend and cyber monday week would be good for retailers or not, there's one key factor that everyone was united on, that inventories were lower, thus it was going to be easier to beat this year than perhaps last year and prior years. is that still a theme that we're focused on at the moment, that estimates are easier to beat? >> probably, probably a bit, yeah. inventories are down, you know, are in pretty good shape, i guess, going into the holiday season. that was, inventories were a source of upside earnings for a number of retailers in the third quarter, particularly the department stores. you saw some pretty strong gross margins. the sales were weak. most had negative same-store sales. a few retailers had positive same-store sales. most were negative. but yeah, inventories were in better

let's get to nbc's jay gray joining us live in jersey city, new jersey. i don't know, i can see you doing shopping for your loved ones and friend right here in the studio, jay. let's talk about the scene. >> reporter: yeah. absolutely, alex. you're on the list. just waiting for the specialty stores to open up so i could get the perfect gift for you. the anchor stores have been open overnight. a lot of shoppers getting an early start on what some analysts believe could be a record breaking black friday. the dash for deals actually began while the turkey was still warm. shoppers starting black friday on thursday. >> buy some gifts. >> reporter: but the real crush comes today through the weekend, when six in ten americans are expected to make a holiday purchase. >> we know that they are not only shopping, but 61% of people are planning to spend more money this season as opposed to last. >> reporter: sales are predicted to be up by 3.6% over last year, a welcome jump at the end of a difficult year for retailers. big ticket items include electronics, high-tech

race, voters here also elected a new attorney general. >> nbc 10's pamela osborne is live for us in center city to look at that race and other developments from new jerseyd delaware. pam, walk us through this. >> yes, certainly a lot to get through this morning. we're going to break it all down for you. let's start with the race for pa attorney general. [ no audio ] now to the race for governor in delaware. democrat john carney beat republican colin bonini. in new jersey, voters reject a measure to allow casinos at two locations in north jersey. 78% of people voted no, 22% of people voted yes. this means casino gambling will remain legal only in atlantic city. the second ballot question in new jersey, whether the state should dedicate money from the recent gas tax increase to the state's transportation system 54% of people voted yes. 46% of people voted no. when i come back in the next half hour, we're going to be taking a closer look. [ no audio ] >> we're having problems with pamela's microphone. we'll get back to her in a little bit. now to the race in pennsylvania's second congressional district, democrat dwight evans is the winner over republican j

new exhibit takes us back in time. more than 100 classic toys are now on display at the new jersey state museum in trenton. witness news" reporter vittoria woodill takes us there. >> everyone has a memory after favorite toy. tell us about yours. >> new toy exhibit at the new jersey state museum, called toy world. where there are over 100 classic toys on display 1980 to 1960. >> many people know stories of new jersey, but might not know national center of toy making, 1950, only four states made more toys than the garden state. >> all of the toys are new jersey made. >> talks about new jersey toy innovation. things like flexible flyers, many of us remember from our childhood, a sled that actually steers. >> with 200 coming from ooh new jersey companies, and there are some very famous in the mix. >> thomas edison was a toy maker, who knew, but thomas edison in the late 19 century had the idea of making a doll talk. so he shrunk down his phonograph, crow ate dollars miniature phonograph, put it inside a doll. >> oh, and you can take a seat back in time. >> you can watch 35 minute of commercials. >> when we were

not enter a plea that has pled guilty not guilty of charges relate to a shootout with police new jersey cultic us a plantain pipe bomb in to pressure cooker bob's new jersey , one of those exported the choosy named it injuring 30 they said they found several unexploded devices wanted to him.. >> domestic dispute in pittsburgh suburbs ends with two officers shot in one killed, they say the call came in just after 3:00 a.m. today for a domestic dispute. when they arrived they were ambushed. short while later police entere the home and foundndhe the gunm and woman who wasn six months pregnant, dead of gunshot wounds, they say that she had a restraining order against evacuate their home.e >> they can to adore, i had on my porch light. they told us to turn it off. and then to stay put and then five minutes later the essence to leaveee as soon as possible. >> about 4:00 o'clock this morning, i thought it was the garbage man they realized it wa not garbage day, so then i got up and heard someone's say something like my partner has been shot and then i knew that it was something serious . place are looki

you can use 170 but i think i would use the new jersey turnpike. but 295 northbound is not an option this afternoon. fort washington this is 309 the northbound off ramp to the pennsylvania turnpike. bad accident blocking the off ramp temporarily, as they try to get the cars moved out of the way and the cheffer county crawl is on 5 miles per hour on the westbound 30 bypass because of a crash by the chester county airport exit. stick with business 30 or the bypass. lets do the commuter report on this tuesday afternoon. at king of prussia by the mall southbound on 202 by gulf road by the chilis. an accident there as well. >> thank you sir. still ahead on "action news" at 4:00, cracking down on hate. find out how twitter is trying to shield users from bullying. >> and celebrating a restaurant dynasty that started here in philadelphia. we catch up with celebrity chef, maury motto. why he traces success to the city of brotherly love. ♪ and nobody really knows... ♪ zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first

today's story comes to us from new jersey where 14-year-old brothers jake and max klein have gone the extra mile to help spread the spirit of joy and giving. >> reporter: it is a huge turnout today at this high school in new jersey as many gather to donate canned foods, turkeys and other items to help the center for hope and safety, a women's shelter foret the holidays. today's drive has been an overlping success raising enough with meals for the holidays. and that success can be attributed to the website ki kidsthatdogood.com. jake and max klein founded the website and have been instrumental in organizing communities to give every since this were a very young age. >> when they were 4 years old we did letters to santa and the boys took all the money out of their piggy banks and we went our own community might not be able to afford a praenesent. we went to target, bought all the gifts, then went to the charity who distributed it. >> that was really moving and touching just that somebody needs it more than i do. when they were 6 or 7 they decided that they wanted to have their birthdays

we had a coastal disturbance that did mean a slow morning commute for a lot of us, specifically, across new jersey, and really the eastern half of philadelphia. this was one of those location-very strictly location-based systems, which now, thankfully, i am happy to report starting to make its full retreat. little hint of breeze picking up in its wait. take a look at storm scan3, isn't it nice to see it emptying out on this, we can expect to see even hint of sunshine breaking through, what is generally a cloud deck, linger through the rest of the day, but i do see as i look off to the west here, off the cbs-3 skydeck, there is some blue sky trying to move in, ends up moving out nicer than it currently is at the moment. currently temperatures are also rebounding very efficiently, into the low 60s here, so exceeding expectations, we're at 54 degrees in trenton, 45 degrees in mount pocono, we have, in fact, had chance to exceed the expectations at philadelphia international airport as well, so right now, at 60 degrees, but upper 50's also expected down the shore. and we will keep those upper 40's in

if i have the regrets, it is calling an album "new jersey," because no one compared us to anyone in newsey before then. there's a bigger horizon. charlie: is there any place you don't tour? jon: i have been to most places. manager said we would pay to use the toilet and use our own change, and he was right. charlie: that's how much you want to play. but you would rather be on the stage and in the studio? jon: no, no, not necessarily. no, the opposite. i like to write the song. it comes to life and you go out and share. charlie: but it comes to life with an audience -- jon: it's a second life. charlie: when you are on stage, after you have recorded and performed it, that is when you say, here, it's yours. it's yours. you determine what the lyric means to you, and it takes on a different life. hearing it come to life, hearing the band count 1, 2, 3, 4, that is when the note is worth something. that to me is worth something. charlie: is this a dark album? jon: no, i don't think so. where did you -- charlie: where did you get the photograph? jon: from a magazine. i was thumbing through a ma

new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening and thanks for joining us. president-elect donald trump has spent the weekend at his golf club in new jersey meeting potential cabinet members and white house staff. mister trump has been accompanied by his transition team chief, vice president-elect

let's begin with kristen dahlgren watching the roads for us from new jersey.d morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, willie. heading out now may not be so bad a time. look at the new jersey turnpike. quiet right now. that means it gets busy later on. this is the busiest thanksgiving travel week since before the recession. about 8% of americans going to be traveling by air but that just means the vast majority, some 89%, going to be hitting the road. that's about 43.5 million americans hitting the road this week. many of them today. fueled in large part by those low gas prices. $2.13 right now the national average. of course, with that many people hitting the road they expect accidents to be up, as well. if you are headed out, be careful out there, willie. >> all right. thanks. nearly 4 million people are flying this weekend, as well. many of them in the air or the security line now. jacob rascon is in atlanta. jacob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning from the busiest airport in the world on one of the busiest travel days of the year. as you mentioned

lady waiving to us a local new jersey person giving us happy thanksgiving. mike, all of this remind me of, i told you, my favorite part of the show, when you take us back to your youth, pile with your sister, mike, you wouldn't even new your sisters if they had dvd players. would you have been like a seven year old kid watching seinfeld reruns in the back of the station wagon. >> and nobody talking to each other. >> yes. my question mike what's the furthest you ever drove for the thanksgiving weekends as a dad? i hope it involves the super beatle. >> first carp, super beatle, then to volkswagon rabbit. and super beatle cost me something like $2,100. ya. the farthest i oval traveled with my daughters, one time drove from kansas city missouri to jackson wyoming straight through. they didn't drive at all. drove straight through. went into this beautiful log cabin, and we sat in there for like 24 hours because i was so tired, and just watched tv. >> like the most beautiful places in the world? >> oh, that was a super beatle. wait a second. was that a live shot?

new jersey turnpike shut down. state police confirm that five cars are involved in the crash. they tell us no one is seriously hurt. that's the good news here. but, the turnpike still shut down southbound north of exit 7 in bordentown township. new jersey state police tell us it will open again shortly. we're going to continue to update you throughout the morning. >>> today is one of the busiest travel days throughout the year with plenty of people returning from their thanksgiving holiday. 30th street station will be packed with travelers coming home by train. amtrak is adding extra trains to the northeast corridor, the acela express and the northeast regional lines to make sure everybody gets where they need to go. amtrak will also run holiday express trains between new york and washington, d.c. there will also be plenty of drivers on the roads today. here is a live look over the schuylkill expressway. penndot expects the volume to pick up as the day goes on. you will want to give yourself plenty of extra time. and as we think about that accident over on the new jersey turnpike, be safe

our phil mattingly is live for us in new jersey. it's not just the personal barbs, they are on opposite pages when it comes to big policy issues, namely russia, free trade, et cetera. what do we know about what came of the meeting? >> reporter: on both economic and foreign policy, they don't seem to be in line at all. that's what makes the idea of mitt romney serving in a president-elect trump's administration raise some eyebrows and seen some head scratching. but this meeting today was one that as you played the sound, we never expected to happen and yet it did nip. officials making very clear they are considering mitt romney for a possible position inside the administration. now, the question has been, what would that position potentially be? we know mitt romney has been interested in the past in potentially serving as secretary of state. we know donald trump needs a secretary of state. when mitt romney emerged from the meeting, poppy, this is what he had to say. >> we had a far-reaching conversation with regards to the various th

we had people talking on social media telling us even in new jersey the highways seemed extra cloggedle were trying to come over the ben franklin bridge into the vine street expressway, maybe people who would normally take patco even though patco is still running afraid to do that because they can't get their normal connections. i-95 was a mess people driving on i-95 a lot earlier so really affecting everybody with this septa strike. of course no buses, no trolleys, no subways. we do have the 101, one oh he two trolly and norristown high speedline running. you can take them. here's the 101, 102 but when you get there you've got nowhere to go. that's what a lot of people were saying there's no way to get east-west across the city. you can take some regional rails and you might need to think about that a little bit differently. the trenton line if you're in the northeast you can take the regional rails. you can't take obviously the broad street subway but you can get to the north broad station and take regional rails there into the city. the trouble is taking regional rails isn't an eas

some of us with sunshine during new jersey, along the shore and these clouds are going to continue moving in throughout today with just some very isolated chances of rain as we drop further south. very ice nighted chances that will last through about midday here. otherwise most activity to the north of us. forecast for today, big focus, 20 to 30-mile-per-hour winds across the map here. they'll be coming in from the west. gusts are the big concern on the backside of the system. the winds over 40 to 50-mile-per-hour gusts. could cause some damage, make sure if something was not affected last night it snuck by and you pull it on in from the backyard this morning. here's the feels-like temperatures. we're already seeing those temperatures mostly around 30 degrees this morning. look as we get into the afternoon. 3:00 p.m., feels-like temperatures, don't warm much here because the wind gusts are going to pick up. only around 34 philadelphia 3:00 i expect mid to spot upper 30s but that's about it. and then those temperatures dip immediately again moving into monday. monday will be windy, as well

but first, phil mattingly is live for us in new jersey. we just heard from romney. what did he say? >> reporter: that's right, poppy. i think the interesting element, a couple weeks ago, you wouldn't even imagine a hand shake between these two men, let alone the meeting they had here. mitt romney flying to new jersey to sit down with donald trump. donald trump said it was a great meeting. mitt romney said it was a meeting focused entirely on foreign policy. take a listen. >> we had a far-reaching conversation with regards to the various theaters in the world where were interests of the united states of real significance. we discussed those areas, and exchanged our views on those topics. very thorough and in depth discussion in the time we had. and i appreciate the chance to speak with the president-elect, and look forward to the coming administration and the things -- >> governor -- >> thank you. >> reporter: and poppy, the significance of only focusing on foreign policy, there's a lot of talk about a potential cabinet position for mitt romney. that speculation largely is around the

we're talking a front moving in that brings a mix of precipitation to the north of us, rain in philadelphia, new jersey, delaware, and then behind rain talking way cooler air and high winds that last throughout your sunday. wind advisory in place for our whole area. right now, temperatures are 46 degrees in philadelphia, 36 for millville, mid 40s for dover and 39 in lancaster. these temperatures are not bad compared to what we will see tomorrow. in a few minutes, we will talk about the rest of saturday and compare it to what to expect this sunday. >>> family and friends hold a vigil in memory of an 8-year-old girl killed in a hit and run in philadelphia's overbrook neighborhood. meantime, police continue to search for the driver in this case. police tell us the girl was walking home with her brother yesterday afternoon and a driver sped through a traffic light and hit them both. the girl died a short time later at the hospital. police have not released her doinlt, relatives say her name is janna. the family offers a $20,000 reward for information about the driver and the car. >> should have checked to

use the new jersey turnpike as your alternate, your try checklist you will have crowded trains, platforms on the regional rail lines, get your tickets in advance and friday rush hour is always crazy, on a normal friday, lighter in the morning, heavier in the afternoon, it will be interesting to see how today plays out. you are coming in the city. you have this is been here all week. maybe coming for an event, wedding, first friday, we have a septa strike and it is gridlock all day but how is the forecast looking, sueby. >> once again it is not complicated. it will be cooler then it has been but we expect a lot of sunshine. it is eight out of ten in weather by the numbers. bus stop buddy celebrating national candy day, yum. temperatures in the 50's. that is a big piece of candy, too. temperatures will go down a little bit before they go backup. cold front has already come through at least rain part has, lingering cloud down in delaware, southern new jersey. right now in philadelphia it is 52 degrees. sunrise 7:34. that will all change on monday after a weekend when the time changes. so kee

the great news for those using vouchers, and, construction here, is still out there in new jersey 42 northbound at 676 that right lane is block until right around 6:00 a.m. another hour or so and i will confirm when it does clear and route 73 southbound at route 90 that left lane is block until 6:00 a.m. in pennsauken. jim, over to you. >>> well, coming up next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news" more on donald trump's victory. >> reporter: emotional historic night as nation elects a new president ending a bitter, divisive campaign. i'm craig boswell at the white house and that is coming up. >>> plus we will have more on who is controlling congress, lots of changes to tell you about when we continue at >>> hopefully you will be so proud of your president, you will be so proud, again, it is my honor. it was an amazing evening. it has been an amazing two year period. and i love this country: thank you. >> with that donald trump becomes the forty-fifth president owe electric of the united states, stunning upset and pennsylvania helped tip the scales in his favor. >>> the world is now reacti

new jersey-based startup fizzics is tapping a new technology that promises to make your beer better. here to tell us about it and how it works, ceo and co-founder phillip petracca. >> pleasure, thank you. >> how did you come up with this idea to improve beer? >> my co-founder and i were having a great draft beer at a favorite craft brewery and i said why does it take so good drinking it from a tap and when we're drinking it at home out of a can and bottle it doesn't taste the same? ten months later we had our first prototype. we socialized it at the beer festivals and the response was overwhelming and we've been running ever since. >> how does work? >> let me show you how it works. this is called way tap. you simply take a can or bottle and place it into the system, slide it over. when you pull the handle forward, we dispense the beer under pressure at a controlled rate to maintain as much carbonation in the body of the beer so you'll see you didn't create a lot of foam and push the handle in the backwards position, utilize sound waves to provide the ideal density of foam to give you the most amount

look how uniform the temperatures are for delaware, new jersey and the jersey shore. that's the wind doing that for uskeeping the temperatures barely uniform as we go up into the 11:00 hour, 57 degrees in delaware, 56 in jersey shore and 58 degrees at the jersey shore, interior new jersey 56 agrees and closer to 60 degrees this afternoon. the weekend, that's looking good, too. very dry air and that's going to make for some cool mornings. but a nice çwarmup in the afternoon. upper 50s and low 60s for philadelphia, the suburbs and the lehigh valley. new jersey right up to 60 degrees at the shore and in interior new jersey. delaware, 61. similar conditions on sunday. the winds will be lighter on sunday. we might get cooler temperatures first thing in the morning. i'll show you how long the cool is going to last with the 10 day on 10 when i'm back in a few minutes. >>> 12 minutes past 4:00 a.m., 54 degrees outside right now. if you're up this early you're an early bird and you're probably trying to get to work or somewhere early. >> we continue to stay focused on the effects the septa strike. jessica boy

in new jersey voters also approved a ballot measure to use all gas tax refs news for transportation project but jersey voters reject add ballot question that would have towardsed casinos in the northern part of the state. full election results on our website just head to fox 29 fox. >>> fox 29 weather authority n now. the soggy weeder might make the commute a little more difficult tonight. meteorologist scott williams whole lot of green behind you. >> there is. a lot of green on that doppler radar screen. take look behind me and some yellow going through the city. so pockets of heavy rain moving through south jersey through vineland and millville up near pitts grove all this moving toward the south and another round through east falls and germantown. right through the city of philadelphia over the ben franklin bridge into camden and all of this is moving toward the south as well following that same trail down the expressway into south jersey. right now 53 the high today 56. winds out of the north northwest at about seven to 10 miles an hour with some higher gusts cold front makes its way th

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laurel to where that truck crash is on the new jersey turnpike but the weather is not allowing us to do that at this point. hopefully we will get there later once the weather clears out. just looking over the ben franklin bridge, over i-95 is doesn't look too bad right now. good news for all you folks going to head out on the roads at this hour. we're going to keep an eye as we are in the air as long as we can. for now i'm live in sky force 10, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> matt mentioned the accident on the new jersey turnpike we have been following that involves a tractor-trailer and a

new jersey. campaigning are upon us. new hampshire expected to play a prominent role in the outcome of the election. >> anchor: here in massachusetts long lines as thousands lineup to get their votes in ahead of election day. >> anchor: and disturbing new details coming out of south carolina where a woman was found chained in a storage container. what else police found on that property. >> anchor: terms are falling fast this friday evening. i will have details on a cool weekend forecast.. >> anchor: and we d breaking news at 5:00. two police officers shot while responding to a robbery in the bronx. and the "new york times" is now reporting that tragically one of the officers has died from his wounds. >> anchor: let's get right over to 7's jennifer egan live with wrecking details. >> reporter: nbc new york is reporting one of the officers was shot in the head. the other in the leg. both of the officers nypd sergeants. they were involved in a shoot out with a suspect. that suspect along with one of that suspect over believi

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us a warm-up. look at these temperatures. into the 60s for new jersey, suburbs and philadelphia. aining in delaware up to 64. have a great day. >> and that's your latest wl es weather. >>> oscar winner natalie portman stars in the highly highly anti movie, "jackie," focusing on the days following the assassination of president john f. kennedy a time when his wife was protecting both her husband's legacy and her own. >> mr. valente, would you mind getting a message to all of our funeral guests when they arrive? >> of course. >> inform them that i will walk with jack tomorrow, alone if necessary. and tell general dugalle if he wishes to ride in an armored car or tank, for that matter, i won't blame him. i'm sure the tens of millions of people watching won't mind either. >> why are you doing this, mrs. kennedy? >> i'm just doing my job. >> natalie portman, welcome back. >> thank you for having me. >> we all went to see this movie. we loved it. i want to know before i go et to the specifics of it, what was it like when you were approached to play one of the most iconic women of the 20

very few regrets but maybe one of them would be that my fourth album was called new jersey because no one ever compared usen. you know, we got lumped into being in those air bands in the '80s, but i kept thinking there's more to it. there's a bigger horizon. >> rose: is there any continent on the world that you don't tour? >> i have been to both places. out us we would play a paid toilet and use our own change, and he was right. >> rose: that's how much you wanted to play. >> yeah. >> rose: but you would rather be on stage than in the studio? >> no, not necessarily. the opposite. i would rather write a song. then when you write the song, you want to see it come to life. that's when you go out and share it. >> rose: but it comes to life with an audience. it doesn't come to life in the studio. >> it's a second life. it's a different life. >> rose: you said, when you're on stage, after you've recorded this and you have performed it, that's when you take it and you say, here. here, it's yours. >> now it's yours. >> rose: right. you determine what the lyric means to you. >> rose: right. and then it takes on a

all stations have them and the >>> we are following breaking news out of new jersey outside of new york city. police telling us a small child and men have been killed in a triple shooting rescuers rushed a third person to the hospital. are abc station in new york says the child died explosion that would have been tragic if not for the us coast guard. look how bright the flames are on this fishing boat that caught fire overnight. by the time rescuers arrived the people on board were abandoning ship. fortunately everyone is okay and so is a dog that was on the investigating a racially charged message. the second such message found at gulf coast university in less than one month. notice the words noose tying 101 it came three weeks after someone rode another racially charged message in a classroom next to the picture of a stick figure hanging from a tree hundreds of students protested the first incident say anything. this time we are told the school sent out an alert right the way. >> now you are telling people it is fixed. >> gas pumps having stickers telling you they are safe to use. next we will tell you the r

get to know us at aarp.org/possibilities >>> updating breaking news, eight homes on fire right now in trenton, new jerseye live on the scene, but crews are keeping us back away from the flames because of the imminent danger. >> and another fire in new jersey, this is video from woodbury. we know both fires this morning are fueled by the intense wind, and hearing this fire has injured multiple people. >>> the wicked winds that's making it tough for firefighters battling both those fires in new jersey, also making for a frigid morning, you'll need a heavy jacket, as the coldest air of the season, today is monday, november 21, good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning, seems like the headline for both of you ladies is the winds. >> really is, affecting the commute earlier this morning, we saw downed trees because of it, now seeing a loft accidents out on the roadways, as well, so so far all we're going to want to be careful this morning just busy, and the weather quiet lookingment look out the window, looks like nice clear sky. coup

new jersey. they didn't say south, north jersey, just new jersey, is which is a small but populated state. they tell us. why, whether he has family ties. coming from can charlottesville virginia. which is about a seven hour drive, this amber alert is from 8:00 p.m. last night. do the math, you're looking at eight hours, if he was leaving there at 8:00 p.m., he could have got to new jersey and been here a couple hours. here say picture of both father and daughter, they call this a noncan you say custodial kidnapping: a lot of times, unfortunately we see a father or mother say if i can't have her, nobody can. they fear for the child's life. the last they know, he was driving aberg di van and we have the license plate on the air as well and the little girl is four years old, her father, dillon james richardson. white, 5'10", 140 pounds. he wrote about this on facebook saying his daughter is not missing, is this b s, how can you kidnap your own child. this facebook got,ing i'm filing for custody monday. he wrote filling, i'm filing for custody monday morning. we'll see everybody needs to get off my case. s