residents are defyiant promising to work with city council and police leadership. to hopefully get more police in this area to be very vocal and vigilant. anything that we see suspicious we are going to report to 911. reporter: investigators say people coming forward, eyewitnesses telling them what they know may be the best hope of catching these two robbers who shot this 56-year-old woman because no surveillance cameras, no video from those cameras at this point. we checked in with presbyterian hospital and the victim is said to be in critical but stable condition after being in surgery all day with a bullet lodged against her spine and a hole in her esophagus. jesse gary, nbc 10 news. guilty. that s the verdict a jury reached today in the trial of former eagle irving fryar. jurors found his mother and him guilty of conspiracy and theft by deception. prosecutors say they masterminded a bank and mortgage fraud scheme in burlington county. fryar played 17 seasons in the
pd-1402x. call police if you see that car. new at 6:00 our first look at a police sketch of a man wanted for sexually assaulting a woman behind a dumpster in camden. police say the man attacked the woman behind the off broadway lounge on spruce street around 6:30 thursday morning. investigators say there have been several similar assaults in the area. police ask anyone with information to give them a call. chris christie is gearing up to announce his run for president. while the governor focuses on the white house, lawmakers in south jersey want more involvement in the latest storm damage. what s the grade for how he handled this crisis? nbc 10 jersey shore bureau reporter cydney long joins us. reporter: consider all the major issues still facing new jersey still have big kinks to be ironed out, both experts and residents give the governor a c average. it is an aspiration that has already shifted his focus away from new jersey. governor christie speaking about his som
values of this university. reporter: the protesters also upset over how the decision was made saying university never release the the results of student surveys about the issue. what do they want? primarily to demand a repeal of the policy that father peter and the board of trustees has put in place to arm the department of public safety. reporter: but others on this campus of 10,000 say they are comfortable with both the process and the administration s final decision. it s a good idea. reporter: why? help us feel more protected with all the things going on. when you think about it the university is like a small to medium sized city itself so having cops here armed would not be a bad idea. reporter: well, so, divided opinion here on the campus. as for the group that organized today s event their request to meet with the university president so far unanswered. they are waiting they say. they would like to try to meet with those folks to get some idea how the d
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