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New Jersey / Christie Political Scandal #1059397

ABC Evening News for Saturday, Feb 01, 2014
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(Studio: David Muir) The image of traffic on the George Washington Bridge that was closed by New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's aides to punish a local politician shown.

(Studio: Reena Ninan) The growing questions about what New Jersey Governor Chris Christie knew about the political deal to jam traffic in Ft. Lee examined; details given about the charges from Port Authority official David Wildstein that Christie knew about the lane closings. [January 9, CHRISTIE - denies knowing about it {the traffic} over and over}] The governor's responses to Wildstein accusations reviewed.

Reporter(s):
Muir, David;
Ninan, Reena
Duration:
00:02:30

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