45 in reading. 49 in millville. On the bus stop look for mostly cloudy skies, some of you might have a spot shower, 47 degrees by 6 00. 48 by 8 00 a. M. As we roll through the day, its going to be another mild one kids, and nonkids. 48 degrees by 8 00 a. M. Were getting milder head into the weekend well probably challenge records on a couple of days. Ill have the details on that, matt. Reporter you can still call me a kid, it makes me feel good. We have problems in new jersey which are going away which we like. An overturned truck in pennsville flipped over about 1 45 a. M. , they finally finished cleaning everything up. All lanes reopened. Matt and tam will have more on the accident that happened earlier. In tuckerton there was a downed pole that was blocking route 9, thats cleared out, as well. Burlington bristol bridge up for a northbound trip. Vine street expressway head for it, overnight construction is cleared on time. Crews return at 11 00 p. M. Tonight. Live look in king of pru
That walk home from a summer job seconds before he was killed. Beau had come to our city from minnesota just weeks before. Idealistic and full of inspiration determined to help inner city children. Beaus dad thinks his death is a tragedy for more than just his child. I know with his motivation and his drive to teach math to people he would have made a difference in somebodys live. Reporter jones is a killer convicted of murdering another man connected to this case. Even his own defense attorney is surprised he got off. Clearly, juror doctors not believe witnesses. He said to the jury, said i want to thank you all very much. He he he shouted it out to the jury. Reporter prosecutors tried to comfort beaus family. They all tried to put on brave face. Doing this a long time. The jury has spoken. I believe in the criminal justice system. Reporter jones is not guilty in this case but he is not free because he is already in jail serving that live sentence for that prior murder conviction and
The jury. His own defense attorney was surprised he got off since the jury was told he was already a convicted murderer for killing another man connected to this case. Usually that kind of evidence is extremely damming to someone on trial. But the jury saw through it. Thats the credit to them. Today in court jones shouted out a thanks directly to the jury while beaus family sobbed. At the murder scene, prosecutors tried to calm beaus family his sister and his mother simply too heart broken to speak about the verdict on camera. His dad is angry. Ultimately theres another judge and hell have to pay the price then. Reporter so jones was found not guilty. Got off but hes not free. In fact hes never going to get out of jail because he was convicted in that other case for murder right now hes already serving a life sentence. Lucy . Thank you very much, karen. One man is dead after an accident at a concrete plant in Camden County. Winslow Township Police arrived at bow cello pre cast concrete
Trust is everything to me. Thats why for all we have accomplished in state gos government, our job is not done until we clean up the corruption. So im appointing a new independent commissioner led by top officials from all across the great state to investigate and prosecute wrong doing. Politicians in albany wont like it, but i work with the people and i wont stop fighting until we all have a government we can trust. Andrew cuomo is spending millions of our tax on ads that are not true. Guess what state ranks dead last in Economic Outlook . Cuomos new york. Has the highest property taxes in the nation, cuomos new york. Andrew cuomos policies have new york last in too many categories, and no amount of taxpayer ads could change that. New york has a proud history of fighting for the nation. Its shocking rob astorino has violated Discrimination Laws for years. Hes the only county executive who refuses to comply. 10 million in penalties for civil rights violations. The New York Times on ast
This is curtourtesyurtourtesy of public broadcasting. Lt. Governor cagle, speaker ralston, president pro tem shafer, speaker pro tem jones, members of the General Assembly, constitutional officers, members of the judiciary, members of the consular corps, my fellow georgians today marks the fifth year that i have reported to you, the peoples representatives, on the state of our state. This is our annual checkup exam on the body politic, where we measure our vitals, celebrate areas of great health and seek cures for what ails us. In each succeeding year, weve seen the green shoots of our economy grow a little taller. Each year, weve seen more georgians return to work or get their first job. Each year, weve seen hundreds of more businesses open or relocate here. Each year, steady Revenue Growth has allowed us to slowly mend the ravages wrought by the great recession. Now, our economy is seeing positive growth with thousands of new jobs added every month. Were seeing the telltale signs of