nothing but old rumors. well, you may have been tackling your holiday shopping last december 18th, that is when unbeknownst to nearly all of us a giant space rock exploded 16 miles above the earth with ten times the energy of the atomic bomb. snas calls them fireballs. it was the second most powerful in 30 years. scientists only just noticed it because the shooting star exploded over the strait which is remote. and this is not the kind of bracket bust espn had in mind. the network is apologizing after it accidently aired brackets for the ncaa women s basketball tournament hours before the scheduled release. you can see them on the right side of the screen midday monday. espn says in the midst of our preparation, the bracket was mistakenly posted on espnu. we deeply regret the error and extend our apology to the ncaa and the women s basketball community.
new jersey, ghost guns are assembled from kits purchased online. they are untraceable, no registration. no serial numbers. four men were charged as part of a wider takedown of a suspected drug dealing network in and around camden county. new jersey governor murphy signed a bill outlawing those guns in november. could cameras on airplane seats be recording you? a bipartisan pair of senators want answers to that question. they have written to several airlines demanding they clarify how these cameras are used. tech experts suggest the cameras could be hacked. the senators say the notion that in-flight cameras may monitor passengers while they sleep, eat or have plirivate conversationss troubling. all the airlines say the cameras are not in use. while you were probably holiday shopping last december