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This is really affecting people who are going to Newark Airport, going to catch a flight or pick someone up, leave yourself a lot of extra time or head for routes 1 and 9. You can get off the garden state parkway, take 78 east, get on into Newark Airport that way. Newark airport flights are not affected. New york air train is running without a problem. New jersey turnpike is something to cross off the list. We will take a look at a camera and show you the delay. We will look at another camera this is a webcam. Another camera and show you the delay as you head southbound on the new jersey turnp...

We are dealing with steam and just water that might surrender surround the pipe and not compromise it would cause an extreme steam condition which it did. I started getting like a waxy substance on my glasses and clothes. Reporter their gear carefully removed and bagged for testing. They have not determined the exact location of the leak and what caused it. The city has 6785 miles of water mains and about a thousand miles are over 100 years old which makes it no surprise there were at least 400 water main breaks every year but one since 1998. There were 562 in 2015. I watched all the steam com...

Weather and traffic on the 2s in a moment, but breaking news a fatal stabbing in manhattan this morning. The victim was able to hail a cab after being stabbed in the chest, and police said he made it to the hospital where he later died. You can see the construction area is taped off and guarded by police. Its a scene where the 22year old man was walking north on 3rd avenue at 1 15 in morning. The victim got into an argument with another man and was stabbed in the chest. The nypd says the suspect ran north on 3rd avenue. The victim hailed a taxi and was taken to the hospital. Theres been over 1...

Their children and grandchildren now help on the farm and live nearby.

'At the age of 17, Bob decided to follow in his father's footsteps, and begin his career in the logging industry, where he started by setting chokers behind the skidder, and was soon known as one of the best fallers on the coast, until he finally retired from the industry in 2013.'