Brian Lerer on WNYC, Nancy Solomon joins us now.

WNYC's Nancy Solomon with excerpts from her asked Governor Murphy call in last night.

She does that call in once a month

with the governor, as many of you know, and usually comes on with us the next morning. Yesterday's

conversation focused a lot on transportation. The big news right now that we'll talk about is

that there might be an NJ transit strike as soon as tomorrow. And I think by by tomorrow that means 12.01 a.m. tonight.

Plus, the Newark Airport mess, of course, and other transportation things too last night.

The long lines at the DMV, as New Jerseyans update their licenses for the real ID requirement

in order to fly even domestically for a lot of

people frustration with bad drivers whoever heard of that in New Jersey and lack of state troopers on

the road and more and one of the biggest political stories of the week nationally came from

New Jersey the arrest of Newark Mayor Rosbaraka at an ICE detention facility in his city.

The governor is now involved in getting flack from the federal government in his own right.

And wow, Nancy, that's a lot for a lame duck governor finishing out his term.

Happy morning after.

Hi, Brian. It sure is.

So there is a looming engineer strike that could impact

NJ Transit riders starting. It is tonight at midnight, right? Yes. So tell us, tell us more.

What are the issues? What might happen to service? Yeah, and just to stay on the midnight tonight

deadline, there is a very large Shakira concert at the Meadowlands tonight.

So if that runs late and people take the train and hope to take the train home,

that could be a big problem.

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