the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of h.r. 1042 prohibiting russian uranium imports act. our supply of the nuclear fuel dates back to the end of the cold war and that program has been over for a decade now and we have developed a dependence on russian uranium, so our nation's nuclear reactors currently depend on russia for nearly 15% of their enriched uranium and is troubling because the last two years we've seen how russia tries to wield its energy resources as a weapon. i support ending our dangerous reliance on russia with rich uranium but we can't switch one dependence for another and we must invest in our own fuel cycle here at home. right now we have limited fuel priorities the existing fleet needs much less the advanced fuels any reactors need and any move we make to end our reliance on russian uranium must be fueled with a buildout of our domestic supply chain or any action would impact reliability. that's why democrats attempted to partner this bill with autho

states race to gain an edge in this new technology, new jersey is establishing a new ai hub at princeton university as part of an initiative to make new jersey a national leader in ai and it follows the state's creation of an ai task force in october to train state employees on it. joining us now, first on cnbc to talk about the ai push and much more is new jersey governor phil murphy welcome back, governor murphy. good as always to see you. >> good to be back with you, phil thanks for having me. >> delighted you could join us let's talk about the initiative with princeton in ai what is it exactly how will you and the university collaborate? and what do you hope to achieve? >> my late mother used to say we're known by the company you keep we couldn't be keeping better company than princeton university it's a generative ai hub like you suggested it will be located on or near the princeton campus our economic development authority will put significant amount of capital to work. and the notion ground zero for generative ai is overwhelmingly in the bay area. when you ask the folks out there

attorney in new jersey.se 130 prosecutions he referenced, those were just of the political corruption prosecutions i did. and we held republicans and democrats, powerful people, accountable for their conduct. and no matter who they were and what party they were from, we sent them to jail if they broke the law. and the same damn rules should apply to donald trump as it applies to everyone of those people. and so, the truth needs to be told about this stuff and it's uncomfortable sometimes to have to say those things. depending on where i am in the country, i get booed when i say those things. if you are worried about being booed, then you have no business being president of the united states, because there are going to be a lot of tough things that you are going to have to do as president. and you know, look, so that we are clear on this stuff, in case any of you are planning on asking me this morning, so i will cut you off before you do. what was the cause of the civil war? [laughter] we will make it easy fo

attorn in new jersey. those 130 prosecutions he referenced, those were just of the political corruption prosecutions i did. and we held republicans an democrats, powerful people, accountable for their conduct. and no matter who they were and at party they were from, we sent them to jail if they broke the law. and the same damn rules should apply to donald trump as it applies to everyone of those people. and so, the truth needs to told about this stuff and it's unmfortable sometimes to have to say those things. depending on where i am in the country, i get booed when i sa those things. if you are worriedbout being booed, then you have no business being esident of the united states, because there are going to be a lot of tough things that you are going to have too as president. and you know, look, so that we are clear on this stuff, in case any of you a planning on asking me this morning, so i will cut you off before you do. what was the cause of the civil war? [laughter] we will make it ea for you, it will

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. kean: i have no more speakers and i'm prepared to close. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: reserves. the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. norton: i have no more speakers and so i -- i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. kean: i yield myself such time as i may consume. h.r. 1547 represents an important step in improving the commuter experience for all individuals who rely on transit and the bill also ensures that specifically, as it reviews the broad issue that -- on the new jersey rareton valley line as it is examined. i urge support for the bill and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1547. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative -- for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. kean: i demand the yeas and nays. t

the passaic river cresting at its highest level in 12 years, flooding little falls, new jersey. families rescued from their flooded homes. many without power in the freezing cold. in southern maine tonight, this river very high this evening, officials now telling families in low-lying areas to evacuate. more than 100,000 still without power. meanwhile, in the west tonight, blinding rain slamming california. the images just north of l.a. tonight. the storms a serious threat for the next 48 hours. torrential rains, wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. ginger zee standing by to time all of this out. and the christmas forecast for the country. but first, trevor ault on the fa families being rescued and the accidents in the northeast tonight. >> reporter: tonight, neighborhoods under water. still rising days after storms moved out. >> this is a scene we've seen over and over again. people getting rescued from their homes. >> reporter: multiple rivers in new jersey still in major flood stage. boats and high water vehicles in hard-hit little falls ferrying freezing families and pets to

our first guest is the congressman from new jersey's dark congressional district, andy kim. rep. kim: thanks for having me today. >> what have you been working on as you are looking to tie up loose ends in washington? rep. kim: will be able to bar -- forward in a bipartisan way, we have some any challenges we are facing globally right now, and was important for us, with some of the big challenges we face. we are going to do it in a bipartisan way. a lot of other things are happening in congress, the things that are deeply frustrating at the end of the year, not accomplishing the things we want to get done. >> what is one of those things that is frustrating you most significantly? rep. kim: the easiest one is to say we are at the end of the year with -- without knowing how we will keep the lights on, we are kicking that can down the road and that has been deeply frustrating. people of our country deserve to have a government that is going to work and is able to function not constantly move from just precipice to precipice and cliff to cliff, just on the politics and brinksmanship

our first guest is the congressman from new jersey's 3rd congressional district, andy kim. rep. kim: thanks for having me today. >> what have you been working on as you are looking to tie up loose ends in washington? rep. kim: we will be able to -- we just got the national defense authorization act across the line. we will be able to move forward in a bipartisan way, we have so many challenges we are facing globally right now, and was important for us to make sure we are taking national security seriously, to deal with the big challenges we face. and to do that in a bipartisan way. i am glad we got that across the line but a lot of other things are happening that are stuck. tings that are not working. those are the things that are frustrating as you get into the end of the year, not accomplishing the things we want to get done. >> what is one of those things that is frustrating you most significantly? rep. kim: the easiest one is to say we are at the end of the year without having clarity on how we will keep the lights on in the government. we have been kicking that can down the

in paterson, new jersey, a flooded road turned to black ice. a 13-car pileup, including cars and trucks. the passaic river cresting at its highest level in 12 years, flooding this neighborhood, this is little falls, new jersey, you're looking at here. families rescued from their flooded homes. many without power now in the freezing cold. in southern maine tonight, this river very high this evening, officials now telling families in low-lying areas to evacuate. more than 100,000 still without power. meanwhile, in the west tonight, blinding rain slamming california. the images just north of l.a. tonight. the storms a serious threat for the next 48 hours. torrential rains, wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour. ginger zee standing by to time all of this out. and the christmas forecast for the country. but first, trevor ault on the families being rescued and the accidents in the northeast tonight. >> reporter: tonight, neighborhoods under water that's still rising days after storms moved out. >> this is a scene we've seen over and over again. people ge

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howard ryan is a crime-scene expert who spent 25 years with the new jersey state police.u begin looking at these crime scene photos. you're going to see something that we don't see. >> if you're in this field, you tend to key in on certain things. a lot of times in a shooting or any act of violence, the question that has to be answered is, how? how did it happen? >> inside the couple's home, a number of things were found, including a cache of weapons. >> recovered one springfield 9-millimeter on the kitchen floor. there was one springfield 9-millimeter on the coffee table. two .22-caliber revolvers. and then there was two 12-gauge shotguns that were recovered from the bedroom. >> there was also a gun cleaning kit and a couple of gun cases. >> and detectives notice something else -- that fallen clock in the kitchen sink. >> the clock was displaying a time of 11:15, so it's a presumption that the clock fell off of the wall at the time of the shooting. >> they together dropped off their minor child at school that morning, so nobody else is there. >> looking at the evidence,

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our first our first guest is the congressman from new jersey's 3rd congressional district, andy kim. congressman, thanks for joining us today. thanks for having me today. >> what have you been working on as you are looking to tie up loose ends in washington? rep. kim: will be able to bar -- forward in a bipartisan way, we have some any challenges we are facing globally right now, and was important for us, with some of the big challenges we face. we are going to do it in a bipartisan way. a lot of other things are happening in congress, the things that are deeply frustrating at the end of the year, not accomplishing the things we want to get done. >> what is one of those things that is frustrating you most significantly? rep. kim: the easiest one is to say we are at the end of the year with -- without knowing how we will keep the lights on, we are kicking that can down the road and that has been deeply frustrating. people of our country deserve to have a government that is going to work and is able to function not constantly move from just precipice to precipice and cliff to cliff, ju

the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. johnson: thank you, madam speaker. i'm pleased to give our colleague, the author of the bill, recognize the gentleman from that state up north, mr. walberg, for 3 1/2 minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for 3 minutes. mr. walberg: i thank my buckeye colleague, and thank you, madam speaker. i rise today in support of my bill, h.r. 4468, choice in automobile retail sales on the cars act. in april, the biden administration e.p.a. opposed a rule setting light and medium duty vehicle tailpipe emission standards so stringently e.p.a. expects the proposed -- e.p.a. expects, let me say that again, e.p.a. expects the proposal would force 2/3 of new light and medium duty vehicles sold in 2032 to be electric. there is no hiding. the proposed rule is an electric vehicle mandate. not only does this e.v. mandate display breathtaking government overreach into the auto industry, but it's also unaffordable, unattainable, and unrealis

he joins me this morning from m mendam, new jersey.ood morning to you s.i.r. >> good morning. >> i know you believe people don't tell the truth to pollsters but you have staked a lot in the state of new hampshire, coming in fourth, and the governor of that state endorsed your rival, nikki haley. do you still see a path to victory there? >> absolutely. look, when you look at the poll you just talked about, it has fewer than half of the people it would need to even qualify to be a poll unto the rnc polling criteria. as a margin of error of over 6%. it's kind of just a foolish poll, with all due respect. the fact is, that in the end, look, governor haley got an endorsement this week that got her a lot of free media publicity, but it doesn't change one simple fact, she won't answer questions about donald trump. in fact, you know, she said just this week that he's fit to be president. this is a guy who last night in new hampshire used vladimir putin as a character witness for the decaying democracy in america. vladimir putin is an expert in

jersey governor chris christie who joins me from new jersey.ood morning to you, sir. >> good morning. >> i know you say you don't believe people tell the truth to p pollsters but you have staked a lot on the state of new hampshire, coming in fourth in our poll and the governor of that state endorsed your rival nikki haley. do you still see a path to vi victory there? >> absolutely. when you look at the poll you just talked about, it has fewer than half the people it would need to even qualify to a poll of the rnc. it's kind of just a foolish poll with all due respect. and the fact that is in the end, governor haley got an endorsement that got her a lot of free media publicity, but doesn't change one simple fact she won't answer questions about donald trump. in fact, you know, she said just this week that he's fit to be president. this is a guy who last night in newhampshire used vladimir putin as a character witness for the decaying democracy in america. vladimir putin is an expert in democracy and someone who says that is fit to be president o

i know, i'm from new jersey. he put a tostitos into new jersey and to -- in new jersey into bankruptcy -- he put casinos into bankruptcy. who puts casinos into bankruptcy, they always win. how crooked a businessman to you have to be to fail three times at a casino. three times. it's breathtaking. don't forget, that's what casino gambling existed in two places in the whole country, nevada and atlantic city, new jersey. that was it. he had a monopoly on 1500 miles of the country and he still went bankrupt three times. and they will go, i'm sure there some reason for that. yeah, he's a crook. that's what the reason is for. he skims all the money out of the casino, used it to invest in real estate in new york city and keep -- and didn't keep the money in the casino. when the casino didn't have the money to pay off his bets, he went bankrupt. i use the story were trumper's all the time and i will end with this because it's a personal story about me and donald. i become governor in 2010 and we have, in response to his

flood rescues by boat in wayne, new jersey. late today, families urged to evacuate. in a flooded neighborhood in paterson, new jersey, first responders getting to people in desperate need. in new hampshire, roads washed out. the fire department closing down streets. and the lake-effect snow across multiple states. these images tonight from rochester, new york. and now, the new storm set to affect holiday travel. senior meteorologist rob marciano times it out, and trevor ault tonight on the rescues. >> reporter: tonight, rivers raging and rising out of their banks across the northeast, flooding new neighborhoods after a powerful storm slammed the region. first responders going door-to-door in little falls late today, evacuating trapped families, using boats to take residents to higher ground in wayne. in lincoln park, a home surrounded by four feet of flood water engulfed in flames. >> this fire has been burning basically unchecked now for at least 45 minutes. >> reporter: firefighters in high water vehicles barely able to get close enough to reach the fire. and not f

new york is one state over here in new jersey.g that anyone at newark penn expected to see when they got on the train headed to new york city. it was around 10:00 this morning when out of nowhere this massive bull made his way on to the tracks. yes, a bull with the horns and all. several hundred pounds. apparently he didn't care too much about newark penn because he was only here for a few minutes. that was enough to disrupt service between new jersey and new york. after leaving here at newark penn, the bull then went several miles until it was eventually cornered in a parking lot, corralled by first responders, and headed to a sanctuary. imagine seeing a bull and the reaction across new jersey is exactly what you thought it would be. >> this can't be happening. no, this can't be happening. in jersey? i was scared because i didn't know if he was going to run into us or whatever. but i'm trying to get home. the buses wouldn't stop. everybody had to detour. people trying to get to work. it was a mad house down here. >> they had to c

: they are in new jersey.m to third straight win. the devito family of new jersey and his agent of new jersey. >> ainsley: look at him. >> and they gave us some great moments in the stands last night. >> ainsley: i love the agent. the gold chain and the hat. >> brian: they said there were over 100 devitos at the game including the agent. it's fantastic. and, of course, those are my people. that's the italian symbol by italian it's not insult. there is devito's agent calling for, i guess, more money. [laughter] >> steve: people online said that guy straight out of the sopranos. turns out this guy his name is sean at the latto, his agent. that guy is going to be inducted into the national italian sports hall of fame in chicago this week. >> ainsley: as he should be. so tommy not related to danny devito. >> steve: that we know of. >> ainsley: i read an article they said that they know of they are not related. it says he lives at home with his parents because they live close to the facility. >> steve: his dad who

jersey. >> reporter: abc news in philadelphia going on air reporting on its own tragedy >> two membersf our news team went down. they did not survive >> reporter: the station's helicopter crashing in a forest in burlington county, new jersey >> a state officer identified the debris field >> reporter: they were identified as a photographer and pilot. they have a long history with our nation and working as part of the action news team for years, they say. >> this is a difficult day for us >> reporter: the helicopter went down around 8:00 p.m., while on its way back from assignment on the jersey shore action news confirming it leases the helicopter the chopper is an american eurocopter model flight aware data shows the aircraft left philadelphia around 7:23 p.m., flew to the jersey shore and circled the area before turning back with its last known position near atlantic city at 8:03:00 p.m the faa arrived before dawn on scene, but the investigation began in full after daybreak and is led by the ntsb, the ntsb saying they do not determine or speculate about the cause of the accident >> our

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how many illegal migrants have come to new jersey? even have an exact number how many but there's a number. remember, they had a plan to put up to 60,000 of them at the atlantic city airport and in a town what that only has about 40,000 people. unbelievable. i want to make something real clear too. why are we surprised, new york city, the state of new jersey and numbers of other states and cities have declared themselves sanctuary cities and let's understand what a that means. that means that you help these migrants come across, that you will give them money, that you give them cell phones, you give them transportation, that you will give them housing and worst of all, that you will not cooperate with the feds when they're trying to bring them back and hopefully send them to their home and not have them here in our state and in our country. don't be surprised, eric adams, don't be surprised governor murphy, because you made us sanctuary locations and what a do you think is going to happen? this is unconscionable. i can't imagine why a

we'll go to brenda in fort lee, new jersey. good morning. >> good morning america. i just have a quick comment about how president biden is handling things. he could be much better to people that are still over, bring them home, and the way he goes away every weekend instead of being in the white house, trying to figure out how to make america better is just so disappointing to me. i voted for him. and when it comes time to vote again, he's not getting my vote. it's just a shame on how he's running the country, right down the toilet. and i tell you something, please listen. it's later than we think and i'm voting for president trump. trump did a lot of good things for america when he was in office, and i'm hoping he'll get back in. thank you so much for listening. >> it's brenda in new jersey. it's just past 9:00 a.m. on the east coast. about 15 minutes left here in open forum. we are going to be joined by george conway in about 15 minutes. he's going to be talking about his new group, the society for the rule of law institute. you'll be able to chat with him. but f

we have a million more democrats in new jersey than republicans. it wasn't just the legislature disagreeing with me at times. the way you do this is you have to start to focus, as i said before, on getting things done. secondly, you only can do it through human relationships. i go by a philosophy told to me early in my career. it's a lot harder to hate up close. it's easy to hate over twitter or x or social media or easy to hate in front of a crowd of 20,000 people. but when you're that close and that's the relationship as president you have to create with people in congress. you're not going to be able to have it with all of them but you don't need it with all of them. you need it with a majority of them. i did that as governor. i would do things from serious to what i consider to be somewhat silly. on the serious stuff, i would have all the key people of the legislature at one time or another in my office and sit and say to them, why did you run? when you came here first, what did you want to accomplish? what motivated you to do it the first time

news pilot, the other a photo journalist dead the new jersey state park police among the first on the scene >> at 2250 hours, the new jerse forest police received a message. >> reporter: they were on assignment near the jersey shore around 8:00 p.m. flight radar data shows the chopper circling over the jersey shore before heading back and quickly lost altitude. down at just 75 feet above the state forest police got the call around 10:50. police found and confirmed debris in burlington county around midnight. the investigation was put on pause. >> due to the remote location of the scene and limited visibility it was determined at that point the investigation will be suspended until sometime after daybreak >> reporter: the area known to be challenging for pilots, according to experts >> the trees, that presents another problem. if near's the there's an engine you may note be be able to glido a suitable landing spot. >> reporter: the investigation will be led by the national transportation safety bureau the crash hitting home for those victims' families and the reporters. >>> authorities

jersey there's a lot of bull in new jersey getting a little help from his friends.sit announced that it's selling a stuffed animal in honor of this bull a portion of the proceed also go to ricardo's care at an an you will -- at an animal sanctuary kelly, new jersey. you've got to love it. bring on the governor. he will be on power lunch and we're going to ask him about this bull. >> if they can move that quickly on stuffed animals >> see you then, kell. >>> coming up, coinbase shares hitting a 52-week high, up 350% this year. although they're still 60% below record highs we'll speak with the ceo about the ongoing efforts to regulate crypto and what a potential a oietf would mean for the company. back after this. do you consider climate risk? changing weather patterns are impacting the way we live and the value of businesses large and small. this can mean disruption to supply chains, changing demand for products and shifting regulation. what does this mean for your business, your clients, and your investments? ice offers data and maets that can provide iticalnsight m

she sought a new jersey. she is already seen the movie. fans, grabbed her rhinestones, best looks, to attend the concert and movie. talk more about the impacts, the economic impact, but also the cultural impact of the tour and the film. >> it was a takeover, it was an american pop cultural takeover. the outfits, the instagram reels, the tiktok's, the parties to get ready, the group chats to plan the trips to get to the places. people, i watch so many instagram reels where people are actually making them, making clothes themselves. making their costumes themselves. getting to get there in these huge groups, are deciding, i don't care, i'm going to go by myself. it's so amazing. you, know there is this tradition and black music of call and response. beyoncÉ really has taken its to quote lower and help, to the full out extent. it's like, she is in constant conversation with her audience. whether from the stage, weather with this film, with her actual recording music, she is in a constant conversation with her fans, her followers, her listener

now to the urgent flooding situation in new jersey.dly storm earlier this week is causing a river to overflow, leading to rescues and evacuations. rob marciano is in wayne, new jersey, with the latest. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning, michael. hard to believe we're dealing with flooding in december in the northeast. certainly feels like a climate change fingerprint. the rivers right now cresting at record levels. hasn't been this high since august of 2011. that was hurricane, hurricane irene. now it's been nearly two days since the rain has stopped here and people are still having to be rescued from the rising water. overnight, with parts of the northeast still underwater, urgent rescues happening in the dark of night. flashing lights illuminating first responders in north jersey, as they search for stranded homeowners. families pulled from homes. >> rescuing them in those locations is not an easy task. something that may at some point become impossible. >> reporter: a dialysis patient carried to safety in patterson, new j

that's what i did as governor in new jersey. if the recent mass shooting in maine, if the laws had been enforced of someone who showed mental disturbance and violent speaking, we would have pre prevented those deaths. i'll say to you, at the end of this if we don't deal with the mental health crisis in the country and provide much more mental health treatment for folks and make it easier for involuntary admit people who are having mental health issues. we have 350 million guns in circulation, poppy, banning certain weapons, unless you're going to confiscate them, too, which i would never do, you're not going to change the problem unless you get to the root cause which is the mental health of the people. >> you would no longer sign as president an assault weapons ban, just want to be clear here? >> oh, yeah, no. no. >> all right, governor christie, unequivocally attacking the former president. we appreciate your time. >> phil, by the way, remind jeff zeleny i was doing that. i listened to jeff who said no one laid a glove on dona

. >> and rhonda, new jersey. good morning. rhonda? there you are. >> hello and good morning america. i definitely oppose the impeachment hearing against president biden for the simple fact, it's a distraction from the commissioners, who made $260 million while they were working in the white house. and the fact that jared kushner got $2 billion and entertained the salaries at the trump golf course. i know they gave them nuclear secrets on our country. these people are straight up autocrats and this country is in a whole lot of trouble. america, please wake up. this is a fascist movement to take over our democracy and we will never get it back. so, we better take heed to what the holy spirit is revealing to america. we are going down with the ship and donald trump will become the richest man in history after all of the money they already hustled us out of. what about the 300% inflation on his properties in new york? you guys need to start watching the real news and get off fox because they have been sued for billions of dollars for brai

jersey >> yes >> jimmy: and you are from new jersey [ cheers ] >> yes [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you're aat i don't know if they're real or fake that i got off the internet - [ laughter ] -- about you growing up. and i just wanted to ask you and maybe see -- >> about me growing up in new jersey >> jimmy: yes, in new jersey, yes. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: and see if any of these are real or true >> oh, this is terrifying. >> jimmy: or what's -- or if there's any story behind them. no, these are all kind of interesting. >> okay. >> jimmy: they're all good >> okay. >> jimmy: here's one "anne hathaway once won a free throw shooting contest." [ light laughter ] is this a true story >> no. i mean, yes, but i didn't win. >> jimmy: okay >> it -- so, it was the knights of columbus. >> jimmy: yes. the knights of columbus, you said -- yeah >> -- sponsored a free throw competition when i was 10, maybe? and -- i -- i won the first round. >> jimmy: you did? >> but then, i choked when we got to states. and so, i did not win. but i did -- i won a little bit. >> jimmy: were you athletic? i mean, are you at

in the city of patterson, new jersey is a village known as little palestine or palestinian flags. and cuz he is or is easy to find as people with family and gaza at the post on hair salon, a shave and a haircut comes with news of the war. even myself, i have a friend who is also american citizen, who still stuck. there cannot make it, since i'm also attacked israel on october 7th. many here had been threatened owner rod or de also happens to be deputy mayor of the city. i'm one of the business owners, myself, where i received a lot of phone calls press. one of the phone calls press was like, we're gonna come tell you we're gonna come down your business and bring your family and. and that's one. that's why patterson, new jersey has been a destination for air of immigrants since the late 1800. and it's now home to at least 10000 people in palestinian descent. but what has long been a source of pride for the community is now a source of pain. the local sheaf of pharmacy takes its name from the sheet, the hospital and gaza city. that's where owner, i'm just double quick, grew up in th

rudolph didn't take the news well and can be seen running off hysterically in new jersey. >> i'm surprised sandra? >> a woman who nearly lost her life at work got to meet and thank the team who saved her. amazing story. she was working at a restaurant in plano, texas when she collapsed from a heart attack. a team of firefighter, paramedics and 20 doctors and hospital staff sprung into action to perform cpr on her for 45 minutes. the doctor said if there had been a five minute delay anywhere along the line it would have been fatal. she and her daughter were able to meet and thank the hospital staff as we all should. we're all grateful for our medical professionals. >> yes indeed. >> hear, hear. >> will, bring us home. >> you've heard of a siberian husky. have you ever heard of an italian husky? >> yeah. >> no. >> judge. [laughter] >> fluent. >> does that look like italian husky? >> people are saying -- in an italian accept sent. -- accent. >> i thought it was because he had a lot of cologne on. [laughter] >> thanks, jesse. >> do you believe that? >> do i feel like he was talking with an ita

over 22,000 acres on the new jersey shore have been reopened for shellfishing. there are fish in the trinity river at dallas, a stretch once written off as a permanent sewer. the most symbolic achievement of all has been the return of the bald eagle. endangered populations of our national bird have come back more quickly than expected. scientific evidence shows that the eagles are flying again, largely because of the ban on ddt. new problems have taken the place of the old ones. however, and each program at epa confronts a fresh set of tasks. the air program is developing a strategy to deal with noncompliance with the ozone health standard, a problem in several major urban areas. it is also shifting its attention to inhalable particulates, the tinier fragments that apparently cause the most significant health effects, and to dealing with changing energy sources such as wood burning furnaces. the control of toxic substances in the air remains a problem, as does developing a workable solution to the damage done by acid rain. the water program has completed its mon

this is john from new jersey. good morning. you are next. >> good morning. i totally support aid to ukraine. we have to defeat putin. it is unbelievable what he is getting away with. he fought in the background with the israeli issue and no one is talking about it too much. i am a republican from the nixon area. i am 75 years old. i don't like the fact that our republican colleagues are raising all of these issues about what is wrong with ukraine. we don't know what is wrong with ukraine but we know we have to defeat russia. we have to absolutely secure the border. biden has been a disaster. that will cost them the election. at this point, you need two separate issues. >> you talked about the nixon administration and going back to that time. what were your thoughts when you found out henry kissinger died last week? >> he is a great man. they destroyed nixon. he is fabulous people. these are great people who stood up in the middle of the cold war and try to work things out. i don't understand it, frankly. >> an interview with henry kissinger from this past sp

places across new york and new jersey 5 inches or more.rse led to rivers coming u very, very quickly and staying high. many of the rivers over the next couple of days will remain in major flood stage as they recede very, very slowly. the weather has improved there, but it is going downhill across the west coast, including a major storm off the northern california coast tomorrow that slides on into southern california. what that will lead to is very heavy rain in l.a., santa barbara, san diego, that could lead to some mudslides, watching for rain and burn scar areas after wildfires that could lead to some issues, and when you look at this, likely flooding thursday into friday, norah, when many people will be on the road for holiday travel. this could be a lethal combination. >> norah: all right, mike, thank you so much. let's turn now to some breaking news in the 2024 presidential election. the ruling just coming down from colorado's supreme court. the majority of the justices in the state declared donald trump as an eligible, saying he sho

cbs new york's steve obermeyer introduces us to a new jersey high school student who used a setback to move forward and create a safe space for others - [steve] at their high school tennis courts in gladstone, new jersey, these teammates suffered through the heat because one player is no longer suffering. - my name's jack dahler, i like to play tennis. i play my high school team, we're out in the sun. i haven't seen these guys in a while, and i got to play with them. i mean, tennis is an individual sport, but when you're playing on a team. woo. nice one man. it's much easier to just have fun, be out here, running around, being active, knowing that they know what i went through, they're always here for me, and i'm really lucky to have all these people that support me. good match - [steve] fate can be unpredictable. not long ago, jack's world came crashing down when he suffered a back injury. his dreams of tennis glory dimmed under the lights of a hospital room. - ow. after the surgery, i couldn't walk by myself for three weeks and i was just in constant pain. ultimately, the mental aspe

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host: that is john in bridgewater, new jersey. tributes to henry kissinger continuing in today's papers. we showed you a couple yesterday. this is walter russell mead in washington journal. henry kissinger on power and morality as the headline. "for kissinger, the construction, attending and repair of a balance in global affairs was the supreme moral and clinical challenge of statecraft, especially as nuclear weapons made war on survivable -- unsurvivable. it required more bombs in north vietnam and cambodia, send in the b-52s. any guilt or shame attached to such moves belongs to those whose follies left the u.s. with nothing but bad choices. kissinger was a victim of his own success. once america's position had been restored americans turned in revulsion from the methods and men responsible for turning the tide. jimmy carter wanted to focus on human rights. conservatives like reagan wanted to replace kissingerian detente with anti-soviet approaches. neither cap understood the ability to pursue ideological goals was the consequenc

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station wpvi says its news chopper crashed going down in a new jersey forest.rew members were killed. it's unclear what caused the crash, but our thoughts are with our colleagues. >> scientists in iceland say the country's capital city could be at risk from toxic fumes from that volcano erupting on the western side of the country. now, the good news is the lava is currently flowing away from a nearby town and power plant, and the lava flows are decreasing at this time of year. >> many families try to take a vacation, maybe somewhere warm, for example, but for some people, their christmas cruise took an unexpected detour. they were expecting the warm waters of the caribbean, but some cruise passengers say they were stunned to learn about a detour. their trip was rerouted to a far less tropical location. when it's cold, cold like we ain't blowing cold light, official. cold like alan and val montgomery say they booked their christmas vacation on the msc meraviglia sailing from new york , but less than 24 hours before their voyage, they got an email from the cruise

over 22,000 acres on the new jersey shore have been reopened for shell fishing.re fish in the trinity river at dallas, a stretch once written off as a permanent sewer. the most symbolic achievement of all has been the return of the bald eagle. endangered populations of our national bird have come back more quickly than expected. scientific evidence shows that the eagles are flying in again, largely because of the ban on ddt. new problems have taken place of the old ones, however, and each program at epa confronts a fresh set of tasks. the air program is developing a strategy to deal with noncompliance with the ozone health standard, a problem in several major urban areas. it is also shifting its attention to inhalable particulates, the tiny air fragments that apparently cause the most significant health effects. and, to dealing with changing energy sources, such as woodburning furnaces. the control of toxic substances in the air remains a problem, as does developing a workable solution to the damage done by acid rain. the water program has completed its monumenta