for years it has been legal in new jersey. the blocks put in place in the loss spirit has been stable. something is good have an adverse effect of the black community in th the state. breathing? >> a hero saved a five -year-olds lie. you will meet him tonight. in a speech by pro- trump supporters mark in the first anniversary of the president's term attack in montclair. >> they were threatening a guys. >> is free speech data montclair? i'm both stadia, this is chasing news. >> murphy some are saying this is the first step over crucial part of the state senator and the same not so fast, i could have an adverse impact on the black community in our stay. ashley has little story. >> of signed his six executive order. expanding medical marijuana. family from new jersey lost their 7-year-old son, jacob, the tank from brain cancer and sunday. was excited to meet the governor pgh so, governor. >> sadly, that never happened. >> he passed away peacefully and painlessly while he was on marijuana. he passed away in his sleep in his bed, v

day, new jersey. a huge victory for democrats at national level. oliver is first woman of color to serve as lieutenant governor. >> i pledge to serve you with honesty, in my words, and transparency in my actions. reporter: murphy made history first to take his oath on same bible as president john f kennedy 57 years ago, borrowed from kennedy presidential library and museum. >> elected governor of the state of new jersey, do solemnly promise and swear that i will support the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of new jersey. reporter: murphy thanked governor chris christie for his work. he spent a good part of his speech denouncing president trump. >> it is leadership made our country a place where immigrants still come in hope of a better future, that includes from haiti, and from continent of africa. >> laid out his vision for a stronger, fairer new jersey, property tax relief, enforcing million air tax, legalizing recreational marijuana and raising the minimum wage. >

[applause] where one new jersey, north, central, and south. an extended family striving for success. i pledged not to be the governor for all 9 million who call our great state home. with the goal of doing only what is best for our shared future. we shall take our cue from one of my heroes, the late states woman, barbara jordan. she said the imperative is to define what is right and do it. [applause] in a matter of weeks i will go before the legislature to present our first budget and to put these ideals into greater specificity. we have a budget that is belts fiscally and morally. will be bold but responsible and realistic. doing so will send a lot of clear message that our days and muddling through from crisis to crisis are over. we will charge forward with bold ideas and with recognition that while we cannot change everything overnight, we also cannot create a stronger tomorrow unless we start making smart investments today. [applause] the good news, is that we don't need to wait until the budget is presented. to my partners in the legislat

we saved time and money for the people of new jersey. that's the only way the recovery can start is when debris is removed and we did it and did it efficiently, effectively and with cost savers. five years later, 85% of all families who applied for housing help are back in their pre-sandy homes. [applause]. we have distributed $2 billion in housing assistance to those in need, $2 billion and for those who were living in the flood prone areas at the time and didn't want to go home at the direction of the dep, bob martin and his blue acres program with that over 100-- $100 million to buy the homes at pre-storm value to your families a fresh start and walkway from the nightmare of perpetual flooding in construction to their lives and property and built over 3100 new affordable housing units with another 2600 under construction as we speak. $350 million successfully distributed to families in aid to help pay mortgages, rent payments and repair costs and stood up for devastated town especially at the shore by creed in a program providing $133

reporter: from vehicles stuck in the snow in new jersey. what do you say to the people out driving if. >> reporter: to mail carriers in new england reporting blizzard-like conditions slowing them down as they work to make important deliveries like medication. >> you company see anything at all. it is hard to work in this. we'll go out and try. reporter: all as brutal winter storm norm as the bomb cyclone is now blasting the northeast with heavy snow, hi winds, and bitter cold. >> it is cold. i am from ithaca. he is cold. reporter: the system has already left tens of thousands without power has canceled thousands of flights, and has claimed lives. this as the south is now dealing with frigid temperatures after the storm wednesday. meanwhile with 70 miles per hour winds forecast along the coast, blizzard warnings have been issued up through maine. winter weather emergencies have also been declared including in new york city. >> what is quite clear this. this is a ser is where, serious, serious storm between the low temperature, the strong win

they heard from three witnesses including new jersey transit fights president robert lovelle and new jersey transit executive director. tongues included the staffing crisis, equipment and positive train control. according to the three witnesses, new jersey transit is losing qualified employees for several reasons. conductors are concerned about assaults and they are promoted to management or leaving for a hire pay at metro-north. lovelle also add it is a generational issue and younger people just don't want to work nicer weekends. commitment issues are also apparent on social media. tweeted this video of a train moving with open door still moving full speed. even with all of the problems committee chair john mccain is hopeful at the end of the hearing, mccain thanked whistle-blowers for his courage. he is a former new jersey transit compliance officer who says he was fired after being told repeatedly to ignore the systematic safety and staffing issues he uncovered. >> you know, i feel em pat think for him. he came forward to unvoluntarily before he was terminated. and came with a who

there are very, very few accidents and if we don't get be hype it in new york and new jersey, let me tell you something, they are going to do it in the carolinas and do it in delaware in the same ocean. we might as well take advantage of the revenue and lower all of our taxes. all right. i am bill spadea. i pay herb it a being in your home toni ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11:00. >>> local college student goes missing over winter break. days later, his body is found in a park in california. now, the search is on for his killer. thanks for joining us tonight at 11:00. i'm iain page police say 19-year-old blaze bernstein was home in orange conte for the break. his family reported him missing money a week ago. now his death is being investigated as homicide. tonight students on the campus of u penn are honoring him and that's where we find fox 29's chris o'connell with their tributes. chris? >> reporter: iain, it certainly was a sad night here on campus of university of pennsylvania as fellow students gathered to say goodbye to one of their own in

i ran to shine light on all of new new new jersey's real problem. i ran to offer tough but achievable solutions. ran to be a governor who did not just mark time. i ran to win. i always run to win. and i ran to be a governor of consequence, and even though it's easy to forget those days and to minimize the crises of nine years ago, and crisis indeed we were in 2009. without the new policies and the new attitude that a band of former prosecutors brought here nine years ago, the crisis could have defeated us. now in the same way, if we revert to the policies of the past, believe me, it is a short road back to the edge of disaster. as einstein said, while he was a professor down the road, at princeton, we cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them. due to the fighting attitude we outthe progrowth policy wed fought for achieved together, i'm proud to be here today to tell you that the state of our state is very good, and without question, much, much better than it was eight years ago. [applause] state of my friends on b

where did new jersey's economic growth and operation come from? in 2011, together, we passed broad-based business tax cut that led to $3 billion in lower taxes that are corporate citizens in the state prou grodo drop production. thousands back to work. we taken on appointment insurance fund that was $2 billion in debt eight years ago and we have paid off that debt in record time and we passed the constitutional amendment to prevent politicians from stealing from this fund again and today, as we prepare to leave office, that fund is over $2 billion in surplus, not $2 billion in debt. [applause] by the way, the reform of our on appointment insurance fund has led to an additional $400 million in job creating tax cuts for our new jersey businesses not tax increases. we passed economic opportunity act of 2013 together which has helped us to make new jersey more competitive at attracting and attaining jobs and putting more of our citizens back to work. we reduce job killing regulation at the direction of lieutenant governor by one third over the previou

an activity that's taking place in new jersey, all over new jersey. there's illegal gambling going on. it can't regulate that activity. the legislature -- >> just the way you say that, mr. olson, the federal government is saying to the state, you can't do something. so that sounds to me, the language of preemption all the time, the federal government takes some kind of action, passes a law, and then says to the states, you know what. we've got this. you can't do anything. >> it is so fundamental at the constitutional convention and discussed in most detail in the new york case, that the difference is that in those circumstances where congress has taken the step of regulating commerce, it can preclude state efforts that interfere with that or conflict with that. but when it sets out at the initiative, at the first stage of regulating the legislature, here we have a situation where a court has ordered pursuant to my opponent's briefs, ordered, told new jersey you can't repeal a statute that you have tried to repeal. you must keep it -- >> do you see no

we have seen videos up and down new jersey, new york. it seems to be out con we had astabbed another kid to death in a high school last year. where does this end and how to resolve it? >> i dealt with this as a prosecutor for years. why the schools need to maintain a safe environment and it is the law, because the children are required to be at the school, a lot of school officials and police cannot do the job with all due respect, that parents shoud be doing. not every happens means the school is necessarily unsafe or unsecure. i just wish that when i was doing it we would have people, whether it was bullying or whatever no one would come until this was a disaster. >> bill: i mean there were always schools when i was growing up but i don't remember it being as violent as it is ust know abt it more. >> i think there is an element of both. we keep individuals inundating us. i think the schools are taking custody of the children to take responsibility as well. >> another problem you have though is when you have a heavy police presence then

our new jersey new jersey and's better off? >> the state of our state is very good and without question much better than it was eight years ago. >> an easy pass. have you checked your belt? you might want to check. you could of been fined $50 for something as simple as not renewing your credit card were missing a dollar toe. that and sorority girls. there's a sorority helping young woman decide whether it is the right sorority for them. i am bill spadea. this is chasing news. >> after two terms and nearly 3000 days as new jersey governor chris christie today gave his last state of the state address in trenton. he talked about accomplishments, according to him, that he has made over the two terms. >> we have helped the private sector great 334,400 new jobs. this year, in 2017 that just past, 108,252 new businesses were created in new jersey in 2017 alone. an all-time economic record for the state. >> an interesting reaction from the crowd. some of the lines got partisan a pause and some did not. rebecca down with our panel. folk

governor coming in to make new jersey transit safe and reliable. snow is on the way. how much are you going to get? i'm bill spadea, this is "chasing news."

. >> and new jersey has a new governor. bill murphy after inaugural celebration at metlife stadium on tuesday night. he got to work on wednesday. >> if i give you something or might get something from you, it is your express. that is not right. bill: and the snow, the snow came and it went. what is happening with our weather? are we going to see another winter blast and protect your pets if they are outside. there is a new threat. not a coyote. it is not a wolf. i am bill spadea, this is "chasing news." senator cory booker lost his temper at the committee meeting at the u.s. senate going after homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen. take a look. >> alive with power. it is a darnous force end our country. bill: he joined the folks on fox 5 earlier today to talk about his position. why he did it. yes is so angry. um, it is right that american should be angry and emotional and outraged when somebody lied before a senate committee and but lies about something as ser question is as hatred in the country. >> now people are

frelinghuysen of new jersey. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 696, the motion shall be debatable for one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking member of the committee on appropriations. the gentleman from new jersey, mr. frelinghuysen and the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. lowey, each will control 30 minutes this echair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. free like his -- mr. frelinghuysen: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i rise to present the house amendment to the senate amendment to h.r. 195rk the extension of continuing appropriations act of 2018. this critical legislation extends government funding through february 16. our current funding expires tomorrow night. if congress does not pass this bill, and the president does not sign it into law before then, the government will shut down. it is our congressional duty to prevent that from happening and to ensure the american people have access to government programs and services they depend on. the

the gentleman from new jersey reserves. members once again are reminded to please address their comments to the chair. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: mr. speaker, i'm very pleased to yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from minnesota, the ranking member of the interior subcommittee of appropriations, ms. mccollum. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from minnesota is recognized for two minutes. ms. mccollum: mr. speaker, i rise in opposition to this legislation, which ignores the urgent need of the american people. the federal government's fiscal year started october 1 of last year. but instead of fulfilling a responsibility to fund our government in a too manyly manner, -- in a timely manner, president trump and the republicans spent months working to pass their tax scam. now, because they didn't do their jobs, mr. speaker, republicans are asking us to vote to kick the can down the road again. this is no way to run a government. the american people deserve immediate action on critical issues

the gentlelady from new jersey -- new york reserves her time. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen: mr. chairman, i'm pleased to yield a minute to the gentleman from michigan, mr. walberg. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized for one minute. mr. walberg: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in full support of this funding extension which includes a vital long-term re-authorization of the state children's health insurance program, or chip. this bill provides the longest extension in history of the chip program and provides security for millions of kids and pregnant mothers. it's important to remember the house has already acted responsibly three times to extend chip. in november, this chamber passed the championing health kids act on a bipartisan vote. the bill not only would have extended chip for five years, but it also addressed other important public health programs like federally qualified health centers. regretfully, partisanship, political gamesmanship left that bill to languish in th

monday was the last full day as governor of the state of new jersey. the 56th governor of the state coming in tomorrow at noon. he will be inaugurated as the new governor boy does he have a lot of things in front of him. n.j. transit, tacks out of control. what is geeing to do and what does it mean for you? i will catch up with lieutenant governor and kim guadagno on the show tonight and a cueing for blindness. that is rig. the first genetic therapy and now the question is can you afford it. wait until you har the unbelievable costs but then again, can you put a price on getting your back. it is not quite wedding season. pride bride toes be and take to somebody who is making headlines on say yes to the dress. i am bill spadea this is "chasing news." i hop you in have think the great martin luther king day. whether you had the day off or had to work today s. a special day for sure. not only is it a holiday but this is governor crist t's last full day as governor of new jersey. he heads out tomorrow on tuesday and then governor-oh lec murphy beens the 56

shawnette wilson in collingswood, new jersey. chris o'connell is live at the mall of emergency and let's begin with chris tonight. chris, eagles fans facing a little heat there. >> reporter: that's right, iain, first of all forgive the music behind me the media party here for the super bowl going on at the mall of america in blooming ton

the nearby cities of pittsburgh, new york, and newark, new jersey, are also on the list. jim, what is the biggest selling point right now for philadelphia to be the finalist for amazon? >> our people. our people. we've got great people, we've got great educational institutions, we got people who are educated and hardworking, and we got a great lifestyle. it's a great place to live, and it's affordable. all of those things -- >> as opposed to d.c., new york. >> yeah, d.c.'s way too expensive and too crazy. new york is also, even more so. >> mm-hmm, mm-hmm. >> who wants to live in newark? [ chuckles ] so, i think we've got it all. we've got the best people, the best location, and i think we got a real shot at this. >> i want to just say a word about the team that the mayor assembled, using greater select, matt cabrey, harold epps. they put a war room together. the package that they assembled was unbelievable. i mean, i have never seen a city government initiative that was so complete, so thoughtful, so engaged, reaching out to people. i mean, if you look at the videos that

and new jersey as well. route 50 right around route 49, clearly snow covering all of the roads there. we're not even seeing where the roads are into the grassy parts and moving through the intersection. back to you. >>> one, two punch. after this winter storm passes another brutal blast of arctic air and the best way to protect your home heating systems as they work overtime. that's coming up. >> and good morning, guys. we've gone from zero to 60. as you can see the snow is falling here in englishtown, new jersey, one of the spots with a blizzard warning. i'll be back with storm ranger 10 and show you neighborhood by neighborhood the snow bands that are occurring. your daughter wants to stay organic. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 1,300 items. eat well for less. only at my giant. >>> it is

something new jersey hadn't had in decades. throughout his first term in office christie became extremely popular in new jersey, especially among key demographics like guys who go ay! oh! and women who go, get out of here, anthony! you ruined my daughter's sweet 16! ( laughter ) he got very popular. >> he's a roizing star in the world of politics. >> it's people who raise their voices and yell and scream like you that are dividing this country. we're here to bring this country together not divide it. >> superstorm sandy left much to have the garden state devastated but is boosting the popularity of new jersey governor chris christie. >> 94% approve of governor christie's handling of hurricane sandy recovery efforts. >> 74% approval rating in the bluest of blue states. the highest approval rating recorded for a new jersey governor. >> a landslide reelection victory. is he now the man to beat for the republican presidential nomination? >> trevor: wow, chris christie was so popular, people thought he could one day be president, an

democrat phil murphy replaced chris christie new jersey. one of the very first things he did was create a new high profile state agency. can you guess what it's gonna do? it won't be stamping out rampant opioid abuse in new jersey, unfortunately. it won't be working to boost that state's lagging economy, either. it won't fix the budget, which is perpetually in deficit or fill some of those ubiquitous potholes that test your shock absorbers when you pull off for coffee and it certainly won't be fighting crime. in fact, doing just the opposite. governor phil murphy's new state task force will exist specifically to subvert and undermine america's existing laws. the office is called the office of immigrant defense it will offer legal assistance to illegal immigrants so they can evade deportation or at least delay it long enough to receive the drivers licenses and taxpayer-funded college aid that governor murphy also wants to give them. so the message of all of this could not be clearer. governor murphy's top priority is not the citizens of new

jersey four of the five lowest schools in new jersey. we worked with the school and effectuated an agreed-upon partnership. new cked a dynamic superintendent. we began a school-by-school evaluation with the goal of education in every classroom. we closed schools that didn't work. new charter ee chools, three new renaissance schools. and significantly cut back a wasteful office staff. been sults have astonishing. five years. rates years, graduation have gone from 49% to 70%. [applause] the dropout rates from dropped from 21% to 12%. warms s is the one that my heart the most -- the dropout rate for african-american in camden has been cut in half. [applause] to those that believe that throwing public money at ducation is what will fix it, camden is the proof -- we don't need to change the funding. e need to change the approach to educating students. people that run the state need to get that through their head camden is the proof of it. [applause] of course, there's still more to but a good public education is very possible for most camden

why does it help citizens of new jersey? >> didn't you say as you said you should throw them all out. could you really be suggesting we are going to take half a million people in our state and deport them? could you be suggesting. >> tucker: you are not going to answer my question because you don't have an answer. you don't have an answer. let's start with. >> that's a different thing. >> tucker: maybe you should start with explaining to our viewers why it's in their interests as american citizens to see their tax dollars goes to educate people here illegally. how does that help them? it's a fair question. >> it's a fair question eventually when there is san toy nught with a. when there is a path to citizenship 11 million people here undocumented because they will never be all removed you know that those allowing individuals to become educated will make them more productive citizens an important part of our finener this country. that's why it is to our advantage. why isn't it ever to anybody's advantage to provide aid to peo

new jersey governor phil murphy signed executive order monday to audit new jersey transit and he will announce a gnaw head of new jersey transit insiders say the tickets comes weeks after murphy nominated a former executive director at the new jersey turnpike authority and for transportation commissioner. the big question is is murphy headed in the right direction meanwhile, the first two weeks they will be giving out verbal warnings. i am ashley johnson reporting for "chasing news." bill: thank you, ashley. all right. let's bring our a-plus panel for tonight's show. we got bill caruso, democratic strategists back with us. welcome, bill. good tow sue. immigration attorney. always good see. you. >> you, too. >> and a columnist for will you and crime and a lar. let me start with you. on the side of phil murphy. will give the new governor a lot of credit. this was not something overly discussed but to come in and sign an executive order to audit new jersey transit and excellent first step. >> a plus. this is the best thing he could have done. we know new jersey transit has a lot of probl

. >> why would you apply that to new jersey? >> i love new jersey. people love living in areas like morristown and affluent areas in new jersey allow them to be in the city quickly but i think when it comes to new york -- neil: i worry about new yorkers with their arrogance. certainly not you and deirdre. a risk that northeast terners who would want to move away. new york had that attitude when texas was tempting their workers. >> don't see a lot of migration from california. that is the thing to watch for. less about individual millionaires and so forth moving on. more about ges moving to boston, that kind of thing where you see corporate mobility is alive and well. >> boston is amazing. 800 new biotech firms established there in last five years. neil: that is not a cheap neck of the woods to your point. >> it is not just the tax implications but also realities of having access to those cities getting there. >> the talent. they need workers. for boston -- neil: you're both sounding like elitists. >> you should see my bank account. it doesn't look li

in new jersey is snow has slowly been making its way into new jersey. this was just getting rain overnight. the temperatures have been above freezing in south jersey and especially towards the shore where there's only rain this morning. off towards the north and west, that's been steady snowfall for much of the night for allentown and reading and into the suburbs as well. we will see more accumulation even into delaware as well. the temperatures have been clearing up. it temperatures will slowly cool down the air temperature. and then the ground gets cold enough to support that midwintery mix, that slushy condition that we were seeing in chestnut hill this morning. this will come to an end this morning. we will see some sunshine later today. meteorologist crystal cline is standing by with an update. >> we're starting with the areas getting the most snow, which is over the poconos and view from camelback mountain. but this is light snow. seeing reports of 3 to 5 inches. for the rest of us, though, many of us only half an inch or an inch at best in pennsy

jersey governor phil murphy has called for an investigation of new jersey transis. the governor called the transit agency a national disgrace during his campaign. over the last five years new jersey transit has had more accidents and paid more in fines for safety violations than any other commuter railroad in the country. >> today the federal government is officially back open for business. >> president trump signed a bill ending the three-day long shutdown. but just ahead there's no guarantee it won't happen again soon. also ♪ sweet caroline >>> calling it quits. just ahead why legendry singer neal diamond is suddenly canceling his tour and retiring. >>> all new at 5:00 a.m. facebook is looting you decide how the social media site brings you news. >>> hey, good morning, everyone. jessica boyington right now checking on it roads and a few things. schuylkill construction is back following a skip over yesterday. right now the eastbound side is blocked before the vine, converting all traffic off onto the vine street expressway. that should be off about 5:00 this morn

star" of new jersey. frank gilliam was officially sworn in yesterday. he says his first quarter of business will be to meet with state officials to discuss the city's financial standing. >>> in camden, frank moran was sworn in yesterday as the city's next mayor during a private ceremony. moran served two decades on camden's city council and says he plans to work to improve the city's neighborhoods. >>> 6:05. happening today, a day of healing at phoenixville area high school. students begin classes for the first time since someone murdered one of their freshmen over the holiday break. they are remembering 15-year-old jason ortiz cameron. the school will hold a special assembly, plus additional counselors will be there to help students cope with the loss. investigators have not made an arrest in the murder. they say someone shot and killed him during a drug transaction a week ago. last week, the d.a. said if anyone related to the incident besides the shooter comes forward, they will be treated as a witness

sussex county, delaware and mostly cape may county in new jersey. it is light rain. it will probably stick around for a little while. this is cold front that came through that gave us all a dreary day and stalled here to our south. as we look at one of the computer models predicting tomorrow and not quite all in agreement just yet we will see the cloud lingering, through the day, and philadelphia, south ande and then some sunshine north and west of the city. in the mountains you may see sunshine today as we keep this system nearby and that other system we showed you kind of merges with it, probably after midnight tonight which is we will start to see snow moving in the area. not heavy snow. not a big coastal system or anything but just enough to to annoy us during the morning rush tomorrow. through see possibility of light snow 5:00 o'clock, 9:00 in the morning maybe even through noon and on and off throughout the rest of the day , again not a lot of snow but just enough to make it slippery trying to travel around especially on the back road tomorro

so you have to take 130 or you can get on the new jersey turnpike. watch for reduced speeds on the turnpike as well. 95 moving through delaware, not too bad even with the snow. 11 minutes in both directions north and south from 295 to 495. >>> 5:34. take a look at this picture. you can barely see much, but here's what we can tell you. this is the jersey shore. this is ocean city. the shore is seeing heavy, steady snow this morning and our meteorologists have been talking about how the snow combined with the high winds makes for poor visibility. snow has been coming down for hours here. shore points could see the highest totals of up to 12 inches. >> we're in atlantic city. when we last saw you not long ago the snow was falling. it was windy. we saw some clouds. conditions have clearly gotten worse where you are. >> reporter: clearly and if there's one thing that's pretty much changed dramatically since about 5:00 this morning when we saw you for the first time it's definitely the wind. it's picking up so it's blowing this very wet snow all over the p

he died tuesday at his home in livingston, new jersey. he was 93. >>> we had that big storm that came through basically the entire east coast on thursday and say you were on a big crew s line in the middle of the what ther with 4,000 passengers. may have been rocky. it was for one man and everybody else on a norwegian cruz line ship on this vacation. we are talking about jason neil, worker at our station from conshohocken. he was than born, it is rocking and rolling. he was on a vacation in the bahamas when cruise took a terrifying turn. there was water. wind dripping off pieces of the ship. when you go outside your room you see everybody standing outside adults, children huddled in the hallways and other common areas. >> i didn't think much about it until 1:00 o'clock in the morning when i woke up hanging out of my bed. all of the little kid sitting on the floor with their life vests on and the families were praying. >> that is scary when you have that. so, the crew line said no pass eveningers were hurt. it has departed for its next sch

reportera: se pisa que ahora en el estado de new jersey estÁn mÁs seguros. >> new jersey estÁ más seguro por esta ley que firmÓ el gobernador. >> los Únicos que deben tener automÁticos son los policÍas para defender los crÍmenes que estÁn pasando por los estados unidos. ilia: precisamente en nueva jersey tiene nuevo gobernador. promete resistir las polÍticas de trampas sobre inmigraciÓn, sistemas de salud e impuestos. alex: phil murphy se convirtiÓ en el gobernador 56 de new jersey. el estreno de los caÑonazos como protocolo marcÓ el final de la ceremonia de posesiÓn. es el liderazgo que ha convertido a nuestro paÍs en una esperanza de mejor futuro para los inmigrantes que son bienvenidos a este estado incluyendo los de haitÍ y naciones africanas, dijo murphy, refiriÉndose a las palabras despectivas que habrÍa dicho trump. >> creo que para la comunidad hispana vamos a ver un gobernador que actualmente va a abrir las puertas de oportunidades para nuestra comunidad. tambiÉn la posiciÓn que Él tiene como referencia. quiere crear una oficina para ayudar. alex: murphy dijo

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jersey like who's paying for forty two million and settlement allegations of the people of new jersey of new jersey you know and that's i mean look these allegations involve nineteen deaths one hundred thirty one injuries and other misuse of power by the police so i'm not saying that settling with the victims of this isn't as bad no give them the money they deserve if you know they brought a legit complaint but it has to eventually fall back you got to say like ok maybe we're hiring the right polies not rehiring they have a bomb they were in court for if we if we look back and say i mean because this this investigation was massive it was a two year investigation they were viewed thirty thousand pages of police documents court filings lawsuits all of it and they and that was covering five hundred and sixty five different men this apologies in new jersey is all intensive and it makes me wonder what other states. but wow this is a lot this is just borrow forty two million and this is the where when you look at that this forty two million as you said one thousand deaths one hundred thirty

chris christie is leaving as the most unpopular new jersey governor on record according to a new rutgers eagleton poll that found 40% of residents believe christie is leaving the state in worse shape than he found it. 68% have an unfavorable impression of the governor. just 19% approve of the job he's done. >>> 5:06. philadelphia's new district attorney says a shakeup in his office is warranted. larry krasner asked 31 prosecutors to resign as part of a major change he says needs to happen. in an interview yesterday with nbc10, krasner called the city's homicide rate abysmal and says major changes need to happen in his office and neighborhoods across the city to make real change a reality. however, some who have been let go have issues with his wife, a philadelphia judge. krasner says the people making the claims are overlooking other serious problems. >> the reason people in this office went after my wife was that she was not finding credible the same police officers who were indicted by federal authorities ten years later. they don't want to talk about that part of it. >> the d.a.'s off

new leadership how new jersey's new governor, phil murphy, is vowing to improve the lives of garden state residence. >>> all new at 5:00. what the eagles said today of being on the verge of reaching the super bowl. hold together. a little to the left. 1, 2, 3, push! easy! easy! easy! (horn honking) alright! alright! we've all got places to go! we've all got places to go! washington crossing the delaware turnpike? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money sean saved by switching to geico. big man with a horn. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> a live look right now at lincoln financial field, the vikings coming to town for the nfc championship game. today players spoke during a open locker room session. john clark is joining us now. >> they're trying not to make it bigger than it is. >> one o f the players telling me they're trying to play cool. the eagles' defense are riding high. they're in the nfc championship game for the first time for 13 years. it is interesting in those playoffs. the eagles had to go through the vikings and it is the same team again.

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jersey governor elect phil murphy labels new jersey transit a national disgrace. transportation experts say that many of the problems including a poor safety record , reliability issues stem from the lack of funding. fixing system will be murphy's top priority when he takes over in two weeks. >> that is newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" our cbs-3 weather coverage continues. >> we will look across the area, trang do. >> reporter: conditions only getting worse at new jersey shore under this blizzard warning i'm trang do live on the atlantic city boardwalk with what we are dealing with, pat. >>> i'm pat gallen outside art museum i have become one of those report hours takes the win to the face, windy, snowing, frigid, and brutal, that means i need meisha johnson to come save me. >> i got you, pat, i'm coming but first lets look at garden state parkway first snow storm of the new year has us packing our patients for a slow dangerous morning commute, very slippery conditions with multiple accidents and speed re

jersey and they don't we get an eagles fan in the state house in new jersey maybe some day. anyhow, he wasn't the crowd of t ing for the eagles as they yestg they will hey welcoming party made up of people from around o 'connell talked to some offer them. >> let's this is your year. >> eagles fans, we're, now. >> this is amazing watching the best team in the nfl get off then to take the super bowl. >> i'm 34. i got i walking off that bus. >> reporter: what makes a north dakota fan an y bring besf north dakota to pennsylvania you make an eag break down these colors right here. we will fly, way. >> reporter: mike marks i will throw it back to you. i noticed you didn't pack biggest heaviest thing. you wore them. they were snow boots like you will be outside sometime this week. i was like please. >> yeah. >> we will stay inside. >> you should run for governor because that would be, a perfect fit. >> governor keeley can you imagine a state run by steve keeley.>> all right. steve, we will check back. >> he gives you one more response he is >> plus we have a stupid delay we are in

new jersey, you'll see sunshine from the get go. we saw how clear it was from camden. 37 degrees at noontime. that's a big improvement over the 27 degrees we have. up to 20 by then and continuing to warm up into the low 40s this afternoon. the shore will be a bit cooler. you see that same southerly wind but that's coming off a chillier ocean. 20s at the shore. and cold in delaware, too. 20s, low 20s to start with. upper 30s by lunchtime, and that southerly wind, 9 miles an hour. and at 4:00, 40 degrees. and goes even warmer tomorrow. your weekend forecast looking really nice on saturday. sunshine and 57 in philadelphia. delaware up to 57 degrees. even those cooler neighborhoods at the shore, 51 degrees and seeing some sunshine. rain is due in sunday morning with temperatures staying in the 50s. so it's only going to be rain on sunday. there is some colder air coming in next week, and that's when we have a shot of some snow. i'll show you when to expect that and a look at how much, too, when i back with the ten day on ten. >>> it's t

new jersey, skies clearing now. you'll see a little bit of ice, just below fwreeg reezing in a places in new jersey. upper 30s, the warmest in a long time for our area. upper 30s to near 40 this afternoon in new jersey and at the shore. a warmup has begun. it started yesterday as the wet weather moved in. rain at the shore, 36. the last few clouds are clearing, so you might see a brief period of icing before the sun takes over and warms temperatures to near 40 in the afternoon. delaware reaching into the low 40s after a cold start with a bit of fog. dense fog, pockets this morning. a sign that the warm air is pushing into the area. actually creating the fog as it comes over the colder surface, the ground. 27 at 8:00. by 10:00, bulletproof freezielo. we'll be dry until the end of the week. the chance of showers comes in thursday night. friday, rain on and off during the day. lingering showers into saturday. that's for philadelphia, dover. same is true for reading and atlantic city, as well. the next round of wet weat

jeanette reyes is inland in new jersey. jeff chirico is in delaware and wendy saltzman is standing by in philadelphia. >> philadelphia and afternoon die so -- diocesan schools are closed today. many schools delayed. >> my phone just went off, my kids are off school. to a surface.all day and go home >>> let's go over to karen rogers and david murphy for weather and traffic. >> reporter: a snow day. >> reporter: after 7:00 a.m. or so, it's going to fill in it is happening closer to the coast. closer to the coast, we have a blizzard warning in coastal counties in new jersey and delaware. snow will be heavier here and looking at strong blustery winds creating white out at times. there significant snow and drifting. a winter weather advisory in the northern and western suburbs, it will not be as bad, but slick conditions with lighter snow. you can see the banding coming in off the ocean. fighting dry air, but the dry air over the neck severalhe hours. despite the heavy have banged coming across the region even in spots where you