came and went on strike. you can see behind me i am now one of the rally is were there are hundreds and have gathered. spinney the east coast it has been a possibility since last august so i spoke with a union worker. >> because they could not come to agreement that "this is it". if you don't like it hit the streets. >> what is the problem? to make a $39 billion in profits now say they are not billing to share. >> those major sticking points is health care, pensions and the call

center that jobs may be going overseas and they are completely against that. >> and to send our jobs overseas. >> they have been getting ready for this with 10,000 workers cohabitating nearly 40,000 have gone on strike but this will affect customer service. >> this does not affect wireless customers or cell phones. >> definitely it is definitely believe underlying issues -- issues. >> supposedly it is a decent product are glad i don't have it but i will not go into details but they did not pay well it is any indicator but they are

making. >> $8.9 billion in profits so they offshore the work overseas what about the americans that could lose their jobs? >> it is more of a political problem. to save jobs are going overseas but they ought to think their career path. >> if they trade these non-union workers and they will state to keep their jobs and he will say that that customer service is unparalleled. >> key is afraid of the customers that is the real problem. >> the motherboard is last year now the fly aboard.

>> posting this video it goes over water up to 10,000 feet at 93 miles an hour and should hit the market leader this year. >> racial profiling for caucasian drivers resulting in traffic stops. the law professor in listed some of his students from east orange in the newark. to a engaged in these practices. with four weeks of traffic ticket hearings amounted 855 ticketed individuals. >> we decided we wanted to

look at the affluent town on the border and and not as white. >> that disproportionate amount of lead to a driver's were being ticketed. >> and to show 8% a -- and day after day even if it was 90% one day. it is always the same. >> 80% of those rich in the southern part of the town to be more diverse in releasing a statement well they are important we take issue with this flawed and invalidate the nature of the report.

>> the problem is the tenured professors anybody knows the area that is why all the tickets are here. this is like that time honored tradition if you write enough tickets you get the bills paid. >> i agree. >> if that is something you can prevent you were just born that way. i have interviewed those who want to be reinstated. >> but the is border areas so therefore there are more cops. that means more tickets. >> and when it comes to law enforcement.

>> this is not a frisbee. >> just yesterday. >>. >> and then it is in the process with those old school vinyl records there is more business than

capacity. >> with crazy attention into detail. >> more than 40 years old with the art of making something beautiful. >> in then with the temperatures but they handle the. as they cut of up prices. >>

♪ what was that? that was set. it was going to hear a warp bet you hear later on. >> theory of. the editors levy and the outer sleeve it is fun to watch but why? what is it about final? garett the artist feels it is important to them that is where it comes in and. in a rainbow of colors. to get great stuff cheaper go it is being sold to people under 30.

and as a contrarian. >> american airlines passenger book to 12 lauber flight delay. [bleep] another was mad over the delayed flight to the ruins of a dream vacation of the disney cruz. she wants to know when the flight to miami would depart march 24 that 9:00 p.m. but because of whether it took 12 hours chez wants american airlines to cover the expenses. >> waiting in the car? >> while at the store favored dutch trading for their owner in they'll let

him know. the dog's owner was not gone along but apparently don't like waiting. a seemingly monday's subway ride in with the disturbing piece of literature. >> that is the least effective.

>> that is the subject on fire. they could thus save him. >> prevented county watching the video that shows charles burning alive outside the v.a. on march 19. >> it is a problem that we have those that need help and services. obviously they did not get the help. >> as an advocate when he

was the residence he worked there and got all of this up close even to the secretary of veterans affairs. >> to stop horrible cases like this that is almost a trademark that in south want jersey the biggest v.a. hospital is in delaware but they have a long way to go. >> some of these are much older veterans who need help. >> the senator says he has a plan to weigh the v.a. operates. like your insurance company. to get the legislation on the books to make that permanent. they don't have enough

providers so we believe is better from so many different ways to entitle them to go to the local and community hospital to get the care that they need from close by. >> big knowledge there is resistance as we know it. and then you try to protect that nature of bureaucracy. >> they don't have a the money right now how will they subsidize? >> they have problems with combat veterans we all heard the horror stories but it is like cher and services.

>> the government is a bureaucratic mess but with that said while the in the hospital business at all? >> check out this video that went to viral seemingly mundane subway ride. wrong. lot closer it is the disturbing piece of literature. and he wanted people to pay attention. and that was the reaction and. and how to get away with murder. >> sees something say something is the least effective.

>> but the rest of the internet has had an interview request i just happen to know him. to recreate that sensational seen it turns out a lot goes into planning spirit the first debt is yes to manipulate a little bit they're not stupid they know we played a prank. >> to pick that right time of day it was funded from playboy. and what you can do at home or at the office door of the

go. he didn't realize he could rely. >> you cannot set yourself up to go viral that will not work sometimes it takes a hit to jump-start. >> that is what your kid is all about. the challenge to have a way to stand out from the crowd. with a man in the eliot dash costume and noticing that immediately to get attention. >> but only in new york. >> but he noticed. >>. >> nothing like swapping

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>> nothing like swapping spits at the bar the only thing to make it more romantic is the armed robbery you can see the couple nonstop and keeps them apart including gun then to demand cash they watched the robbers runaway with a monday that is shocking. [laughter] puppies behind bars helps inmates to raise service dogs for law-enforcement

right now puppies' behind bars is in the european and new jersey. had a hand in new york to brady is an instructor there what is the application process? >> jedi clarify? [laughter] i know aegean brady is. but that just isn't funny. [laughter] and we interviewed them. >>.

>> the inmates attend a class to find out how the dog is doing progress lies in what they need to work on. this includes housebreaking and practicing commands. while i was there i could speak with three of the inmates who were not there for light matters. >> i am here for murder. >> this program has brought out a different side of murdering things about them they did not know. >> after being your either diamond ice person. i thought i could do a lot more than i thought i could. so it has built up my confidence. >> my favorite part is due giveback to raise dogs for

law-enforcement. >> it is a nonprofit is entirely with private contributions since founded they have trained over 1200 dogs they cost 10,000 and $20,000 it is great they have a program that they don't do anything else all day to give back to society and are rewarded. that is a privilege. >> it is also a rehabilitation. >> that is the goal. i love this story. to me it is not funded by taxpayers to show everybody can find value and redemption and the fact that it to be constructive and productive for society i love that. >> in his mind while serving

♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. >> hi good morning i'm fox 29 meteorologist kathy orr. here we go again. a freeze warning in effect for those counties to the north and west of philadelphia and also south jersey through 8:00 a.m. we're talking about temperatures that will be below freezing in the upper 20s and some lower 30s. come tomorrow morning, coldest to the north and west interior south jersey. philadelphia bottoming out in the mid to upper 30s. of course sue has the latest

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