>> its a great day to be on board here on atlantic city, we are glad you are here.icen estamos en nueva jersey con birmania, muchas gracias a nueva jersey por el reconocimiento , no seria posible por todos ustedes >> salió bachatero >> ¡aplauso! >> que bonito, que emoción me dieron a ganas de felicitar los del cumpleaños ¿cuando cumples años? >> en septiembre >> eres virgo >> si >> y dice luisette >> si >> 7 añotes, esta chimuelita >> que bella también cumple años maría celeste cabrera, 10 años >> dominque de texas, cumple 4 años >> azale bañuelos de california tiene 8 años >> y josé miguel en nueva york cumple 10 añitos >> jaden anaya, prudente de georgia que cumple 3 años >> feliz cumpleaños para lucas russo que cumple 7 años >> y jorge pablo de 77 años >> si >> saludos a mi nieto >> le voy a mandar un beso, un abrazo y un saludo de jerry bazua >> ¿quieres bailar? >> al son que nos toque >> orale >> el traca traca ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> vamos a una pausa pero desde atlantic city en breve los lugares más excéntricos donde la mamá de jenifer lópez se hizo millonaria y atención

we don't see ourselves competing for the atlantic city market. mid-atlantic regional market. by positioning yourself as the destination in the northeast region, you're able to make a good living. gaming is different than ever before. >> how so? >> is used to be a big event. today, you can stop on your way home from work in pennsylvania or in maryland. the challenge for the destination markets like atlantic city is to put out a value proposition that works well for people to say, i'm going to dress up and go somewhere, and i'm going to have a full-fledged experience. >> i agree with you wholeheartedly. i think the issue that atlantic city basis is you are the best house in a bad neighborhood. getnt to get dressed up and ready to rock 'n roll and then i step outside and it's nasty. realere are some challenges in atlantic city. not just the town, but some assets that are deeply that have goned, down, and really need to step up their game as well. >> you are in a tough spot. a tough spot, but also a great spot. you don't have to drive through most of

there is the atlantic city airport which is more regional. it is hard for people to get in there but the convention business could be a big boost. when you look at new markets, the final example is massachusetts. right now, there are three new casinos going into massachusetts and also a slots only facility. what massachusetts did which i think was very smart is they said for a certain geography like western massachusetts, we will only let one can see now operate there. that gives you a mini monopoly and it stops the issue or limits the issue of having too much supply in a specific area where everyone suffers i'm going active the original story. when to fold them is the article in bloomberg businessweek are speaking of not safe, ambassador faily is a veteran. he ran the boston marathon two days ago. so when he comes in -- he completed the boston marathon two days ago. so when he comes up please give him extra time to make it up the stairs. but he will make it up. after he talks, he and i will have a discussion for about 15 minutes and then we

i was in atlantic city the day they opened the first casino. it is going to do wonders and it never happened. ha ha why would people think that this would change with the number of casinos going up now? when it was the only game in town and it did not work, why would it work now that there is this large volume of casinos going up? guest: i think that is a great question that you hit on. i think two things are happening. one, if you specifically look at hasntic city, atlantic city many bureaucratic and municipal problems that extend way back to before the casino business came to town. someone recently commented to me that if you cannot have the casino market work on the ocean, why would it work anywhere else? in hindsight that market could have done many things differently. certainly the people running casinos now, some of the heads of the different operators there are investing in redeveloping portions of atlantic city, trying to bring in new business. one of the big opportunities that they have hit on is the convention business. you already ha

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my book is growing up in atlantic city. i use the business as a centerpiece to tell the story about the community. so i gave you my car, brother because it is a way for me to tell the true story, but do it in a way that reads like a novel. it took seven years of research. it was so brazen a family teaching high school and all that. i finished off last. i sold almost 1000 copies just for a man, myself and my husband. hbo called me because unbeknownst to me, i did not know the boardwalk empire was getting ready to blow up. they called me and said we always heard there was a fantastic community of black people in atlantic city, but we don't have anything. we found you on the internet. modern technology. i ended up going to hbo documentaries talking about african-american history in atlantic city. six months later, a local theater professor caught in that i read your book. i loved it. it needs to be applied. i get emotional every time i talk about it because it's not only my family story appeared a star story appeared as our co

there is the atlantic city airport which is more regional. it is hard for people to get in there but the convention business could be a big boost. when you look at new markets, the final example is massachusetts. right now, there are three new casinos going into massachusetts and also a slots only facility. what massachusetts did which i think was very smart is they said for a certain geography like western massachusetts, we will only let one can see now operate there. that gives you a mini monopoly and it stops the issue or limits the issue of having too much supply in a specific area where everyone suffers i'm going active the original story. when to fold them is the article in bloomberg businessweek are >> on the next "washington thenal," we will look at common core education standards with the executive vice president of the thomas b fordham institute. we will also focus on time magazine's list of the 100 most influential people and ask who you think should be on that list. and we will be joined by usa today national reporter marisol bell

one weekend discuss with the atlantic city casino revenue has declined 40% in 2006. >> host: hence the headline, casinos know when to fold them. what is going on? >> guest: the problem is twofold. one is you have too much supply. gambling regardless where you are, this includes las vegas deals with how close you are to the proximity to the casino. the problem in many markets, mature casinos using atlantic city as an example is as other states legalized gaming, that sucked business away from those existing casinos. casinos have a very high fixed cost structure. you have to have a lot of employees in the casino especially if you have a hotel or other amenities attached and those employees have regular recurring fixed costs so you have to have a certain amount of business coming in on a regular basis to cover those fixed costs to make money but when you lose customers to other closer casinos those casinos financially get into trouble. that is the first problem, a supply problem. the second is the demand issue and what we have seen following what we call the great recession is the dynamics

atlantic city more toward gambling, so they start later. r of the city's workforce does not begin their work day until 11:26 a.m. >> what times does the workday ends, though? >> they can go on all my. >> do we have data on how long the workday is? >> no, this is just the start time. the flipside of the late starters -- >> who are the early birds? :01 a.m. along with jacksonville, north carolina, killeen, texas. >> honolulu is a city, jacksonville is a city. >> you have one company in that town and they have an early start time -- >> it is a military town. hinesville is home to port is a militaryen town. honolulu is a military time, but they are six hours behind eastern time, so if you want to coordinate with people in washington, you have to get there early. bakersfield, california also early because it depends on agriculture and farming. on average, across the united states, the workday begins at around 7:55 a.m. >> and 7:55, that is midday for scarlet fu. >> that is, that is like lunchtime. >> all right, scar, off the charts today. when we

one that we can discuss is atlantic city. casino revenue there has declined 40% since 2006. your headline, "casinos know when to fold them ." what is going on? is twofold.roblem one, too much supply. regardless of where you are, it really deals with how close you are to the casino. the problem you have in many , as other states legalized gaming, that sucked business away from casinos. casinos have a high fixed cost structure. you have to have a lot of employees in a casino, with other amenities attached. you have to have a certain amount of business coming in on a regular basis. what happens is when you lose customers, those customers get a supplyble. that is problem. the second problem is a demand issue. what we have seen there following the great recession was that theynamics of the labor force in the united states had changed. there was a dual recovery for the upper-class wage earners had done much better, proportionally, than lower income people. we have seen people move from blue-collar jobs -- construction is a great example -- to retail jobs that have lower hourly wag

atlantic city, for example, 74. look at this gorgeous shot from our station, wpvi.hiladelphia. the camera in atlantic city. gorgeous sunshine out there. setting the stage for a beautiful day. if you want to go to the beach, use the sunscreen, but that water temperature is in the upper 40s. kind of water the kids will play in. the adults? not so much i'm sure. 83 in d.c., 82 in orlando. we have 79 in columbus. 73 in buffalo. very warm conditions for the eastern half of the country. get out and enjoy, because we have some major cooling. we're talking 20 to 40 degrees cooler over the next couple of days. 80 in cleveland. 36 by tuesday. 64 in dallas after a high today of 83 degrees. even freeze warnings in the central and southern plains. out west, gorgeous marine layer along the coast, we have 80 in las vegas, little cooler in phoenix. into the upper 80s down from the >> and this weather report >> and this weather report brought to you by bush's baked beans. that putting, that's it? that's what -- >> i hit a great shot yesterday. didn't i? >> you did. >> didn't golf. >

he did what anybody on a hot streak and within drivinging distance of atlantic city would do.e went to leg yeas. >> the republicans governors are heading to las vegas. they are speaking at the spring meeting at the republican jewish coalition but the private talks with one man republican super donor sheldon adleson. why would christie go to vegas to impress a guy whose tight wol be a zionist who makes most of his money off macau. >> in 2012 the newt gingrich campaign got $15 million from adleson, mitt romney got $30 million. >> jon: oh, right he throws millions away on political campaigns from his tricked out scooter. [laughter] i can't wait for the remojod governor of new jersey to take his famous straight honest talk to vegas to speak truth to money. >> new jersey governor chris christie apologizing. >> jon: what? he doesn't apologize. what is he apologizing for kick adleson's ass? what is he apologizing for? >> for referring to the west bank as occupied ter tour eyes while speaking at the republican jewish coalition. >> jon: oh, my god he did what? because only an ultra lef

take for example, atlantic city where they've spent millions and millions of dollars over the years because the proximat proxf the atlantic ocean. now it's as much a problem and threat as an amenity. >> absolutely, and it's very easy to look at that in the short term. what we need to do is look out into the future and say there are places along the coast that will be underwater in our lifetime. it doesn't make sense to immediately change but it does make sense for us to understand those threats, understand those risks and incrementally over the next several decades begin to make a change. begin to make a difference. to me its irresponsible to do the opposite. we have billions of dollars coming from federal taxpayers coming into new jersey and new york to rebuild in places that are going to be underwater within four or five decades. that to me is not smart. >> does that mean that some future governor of new jersey is going to have to tell people because of the peculiar geography that they're not going to be able to rebuild and no one is going to resubsidize that rebuilding? >> we don't think

. >> more than 600 homes in ocean county, new jersey north of atlantic city have been evacuated because of this huge brush fire. the fire started this morning and spread now to more than 300 acres. it is only 30 percent contained and is one of several burning in the central coast area of that state. >> sold out crowd at the oracle arena in oakland where the warriors had the first home game of the play off. fans brought it but the warriors couldn't pull off the whip against the clippers. alan outside the arena for us tonight. >> all the excitement happened in the last 5 minutes of the games. the oracle became the roar once again as the warriors narrow it down to 1 point in the last 8 seconds but curry missed the last shot and there were a lot of upset fans. >> how many travels in the gam game? >> bad news. >> how many travel? >> bad call. >> bad calls. look at this. come on. wait. >> all bad calls. >> bad calls. man. >> the last shot that curry took. paul fouled him on the elbow according to the guy replay. but the referee didn't see it. >> love that curry go with the 3 to win the game.

there is the atlantic city airport which is more regional. it is hard for people to get in there but the convention business could be a big boost. when you look at new markets, the final example is massachusetts. right now, there are three new casinos going into massachusetts and also a slots only facility. what massachusetts did which i think was very smart is they said for a certain geography like western massachusetts, we will only let one can see now operate there. that gives you a mini monopoly and it stops the issue or limits the issue of having too much supply in a specific area where everyone suffers i'm going active the original story. when to fold them is the article in bloomberg businessweek are in thank you for your time. guest: thank you. host: thanks for watching today and we will be back tomorrow morning at 7:00 eastern time, enjoy the rest of your wednesday. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> we have several live events today. two p.m. eastern, th

. >> more than 600 homes in ocean county, new jersey north of atlantic city have been evacuated because of this huge brush fire. the fire started this morning and spread now to more than 300 acres. it is only 30 percent contained and is one of several burning in the central coast area of that state. >> sold out crowd at the oracle arena in oakland where the warriors had the first home game of the play off. fans brought it but the warriors couldn't pull off the whip against the clippers. alan outside the arena for us tonight. >> all the excitement happened in the last 5 minutes of the games. the oracle became the roar once again as the warriors narrow it down to 1 point in the last 8 seconds but curry missed the last shot and there were a lot of upset fans. >> how many travels in the gam game? >> bad news. >> how many travel? >> bad call. >> bad calls. look at this. come on. wait. >> all bad calls. >> bad calls. man. >> the last shot that curry took. paul fouled him on the elbow according to the guy replay. but the referee didn't see it. >> love that curry go with the 3 to win the game.

. >> more than 600 homes in ocean county, new jersey north of atlantic city have been evacuated becauseis huge brush fire. the fire started this morning and spread now to more than 300 acres. it is only 30 percent contained and is one of several burning in the central coast area of that state. >> sold out crowd at the oracle arena in oakland where the warriors had the first home game of the play off. fans brought it but the warriors couldn't pull off the whip against the clippers. e the arn outside the arena for us tonight. >> all the excitement happened in the last 5 minutesgamee games. the oracle became the roar once again as the warriors narrow it down to 1 point in the last 8 seconds but curry missed the last shot and there were a lot of upset fans. >> how many travels in the gam game? >> bad news. >> how many travel? >> bad call. >> bad calls. look at this. come on. wait. >> all bad calls. >> bad calls. man. >> the last shot that curry took. paul fouled him on the elbow according to the guy replay. but the referee didn't see it. >> love that curry go with the 3 to win the game. at

dislodge the segregationist all white mississippi democratic party from their seats at the 1964 atlantic city convention being held by the democrats to nominate lbj. in the course of this, one of the critical moments is when she testified before the credentials committee and this was on national tv in and you had this woman without much education, a generation to testify about being beaten by people who simply didn't want her to register to vote and asking what kind of democratic party is this? what kind of country is this? is this america? it was so powerful the president of the united states decided it was going to upset his chances for peaceful nomination. he immediately called a press conference at the white house to get the networks to shift their coverage away from fannie lou hamer and to him and was successful. i cite it as evidence of a power of narrative, of presentation, as critical to shifting public opinion in advance of shifting of the legislative agenda. >> it is both. i think that every scholar working on it today would emphasize some aspect of public opinion. the consensus, th

cliff in atlantic city, tell me you done go to one of those tphaounude beaches tell me so it know whichi did not know you were doing this. i'll leaving guessing. i suspect it will be a hefty bill, but one that this viewer will happily pay. it will cost you, think my way in prime rib each day every day, now like the zoo. porter, i heard you were coming up with other names for the recovery and administration was tracking you down to put you out of your misery. well, i'm still here porter. they are disappointed. this is taxing. all right. that is it, see you tomorrow. kennedy: if you have the power in this day and age, whether a congressman or a president, how would you use it? would you take your machete and hack off useless governmental limbs, stagnant agencies that suck money. would you use your might to compel people to testify as a moral beacon, urgeing your foes to do what is right? we have people on tonight show, liberty leaning democrat, jared pollis. and congressman darrell issa will be here. he feels he knows what is right, we

cliff in atlantic city, tell me you done go to one of those tphaounude beaches tell me so it know whichne to go to. i did not know you were doing this. i'll leaving guessing. i suspect it will be a hefty bill, but one that this viewer will happily pay. it will cost you, think my way in prime rib each day every day, now like the zoo. porter, i heard you were coming up with other names for the recovery and administration was tracking you down to put you out of your misery. well, i'm still here porter. they are disappointed. this is taxing. all right. that is it, see you tomorrow. lou: good evening, president declaring obama doctrine is about minimizing his mistakes, congressman wenstrup on signals that mr. obama's mess sends to our enemies, that we'll be eploreing fur. and congress returning to work today after a two week easter vacation, but what are they returning to? aren't congressman -- republican congressman returning to a house divideed. john boehner, furthering division of imtkpraeug, mocking his own caucus members. >> app tight amongst my colleagues, for doing this is no

to hear the board got a casino in atlantic city tell what he did not win nine and a half million dollarsards he was exploiting apparently unknown defect in those cards. here to judge whether the casino has a case. as you said, they do. randy says they don't. why do they? this. >> this is going to come down to whether or not the courts determine this was illegal. essentially the casinos had a policy, and he brought that policy. they have rules in place. new jersey gambling commission has rules, and he violated them. it was exhorting. he was not supposed to be doing this damning technique called edge sword angry was looking at the cards, counting the cards and then asking the casino to deal the cards in a certain way so that he could keep track of the cards in the order that there were coming out in. that's illegal. neil: so he didn't -- he did not do anything. >> right. he took advantage of the situation, but the question is going to be whether or not taking it into the situation violates the policy of the casino and a policy of the gambling commission. neil: what do you think? >> ladies

losing money today, atlantic city casino has been ordered to cough up $2 million a players after fakeer tournament. the 2000 players were affected. an investigation found it was not at fault. get them while they are hot. detroit is auctioning off 15 foreclosed homes with a starting bid of $1000. is this a good deal or investment trap? here is real estate expert. have to start with you because you are the expert out here. so this is really an pacing. they are offering one house per day, starting a $1000, the pictures are cute. highlight with some of the good deals are. 1600 square feet, somehow three bedrooms. >> we are talking a real estate auction it is all relative because when a home starts being bid on at $1000, oftentimes it can end up going for well over what the real value of the property is. with interesting with this particular option is the bank is requiring the buyers to renovate and rent these homes within six months of purchase. so i pick properties that require very little renovations. maybe $15,000 in rehab cost because of the short turnaround. melissa: another one you

but within hours of running away, i was forced into prostitution in atlantic city, new jersey. >> wowk, you write about anti-trafficking posters, and all the images and say they may be making it worse because they project blame on certain type of victims. i often see pictures of little girls crying, some in pigtails, some holding teddy bears touting lost innocence. this was not me. by 8th grade middle school, i was sexually active and undisciplined. did this make me less of a victim? explain that, and why you feel the victims of sex trafficking are stigmatized for choosing to stay with traffickers. when the study finds they have no other options. >> the problem is, a lot of people who are really trying to do good, and raise awareness to this issue, they're using a lot of images that include battered children, chains, and ropes tied up -- their hands are tied up, they're screaming and crying. a lot of times that's not really an accurate depiction. it can make those victims who are lured a i way from home or have no other options feel less of a victim. for those who are just getting exp

fires raging right now across new jersey, including one threatening about 50 homes just north of atlantic city. you see the images there, pretty powerful. i can also tell you that this continental fire is churning through some 300 acres and forcing the evacuation of hundreds of people. authorities blame low humidity and high winds. we've had very high winds here for spreading the fires. >>> oregon could soon scrap its broken health care exchange and join the federal exchange. the state's website has been so plagued with technical problems that no one, no one has succeeded when trying to enroll online. tens of thousands of people have instead been told they have to apply by paper. now officials say repairs could cost $78 million, much more than making the switch. a decision is expected later today. >>> and it has drawn condemnation from both sides of the aisle, but nevada rancher cliven bundy is standing by his comments that african americans may have been better off during slavery, telling bill weir on "cnn tonight" that he did not mean to offend anyone. i want you to listen to his reaction. >

you and shawn showed up at keenan and damon's -- >> yeah, keenan and damon were doing a show in atlantic city> it was huge. house of blues. and -- >> jimmy: you're mumbling, you're just mumbling words. and me and shawn we is like, okay, it will be an opportunity cause -- like all four of us to go on stage together. so keenan and damon were performing me and sean kind of crashed the show. and it was dope. it was the first time ever me, shawn, keenan, and damon shared the stage together. it was a beautiful night. >> jimmy: i mean, come on. [ cheers and applause ] i wish i was there, i would have loved to see that. >> it was magical, and then you realize that you're still little brothers. because they got the check and me and sean got nothing. >> jimmy: yeah, you didn't get paid at all. no, no. >> not even a dollar. just crumpled up in my hand. go out and play. go on play. >> jimmy: go out and play. >> go out and support them, marlon. go get us some water. but, we're actually talking about putting together a tour now. >> jimmy: you're going to tour? >> well me, shawn, damon, keenan -- yeah the f

people don't even know about, not the least of which is some of the attractions, whether it is in atlantic cityere, that make it a competitive state for leisure. i just got back from las vegas. this party poker is something that's a bit of a phenomenon that's drawing people to the garden state. >> you have to be in the state to do the online gambling. >> you have to be omnipresent. >> what about mcmakeover, the new look for mcdonald's? >> they've had a minor struggle over the last year or so. its stock prices languished a bit. it's having some competitive issues when it comes to breakfast where it's dominated that category for quite some time. they're freshening the brand. i happen to think that mcdonalds is one of the strongest companies in the united states that has overseas exposure. since 1971 it's been one of the best performing stocks in the market so i think it's freshening the brand and will coincide with a turn around that they're taking. >> ron, good to see you. thanks for weighing in. >> thank you. >> made in the u.s.a., why you might be seeing that more. more on this news of the can

camping and we even went to olympic city with all the quarters these to give you on the bus -- atlantic city with all the quarters these to give you on the bus. we worked on a dude ranch in the local immunity. i got to know -- these were men. i got to know many of these men quite well. what a began to realize is, most of them had served in vietnam and we even had a few who had served in korea. and how when they came home, they began this journey of disconnection from their families and their communities. i just knew we could do better. i had had personal experience. my dad served in the pacific in world war ii. like others of his generation, he never talked about that. never. not a word. nor did any of my uncles that had served or my friends parents. but it had taken a toll on him emotionally and physically. i did not understand that until years later. now, obviously, we know better, but we also know the statistics, right? we know 30% of active duty and reserve military, 750,000 people, men and women, deployed in iraq and afghanistan, have a mental health condition. and we know the military

we went camping and we even went to atlantic city with all the quarters they to give you on the bus. we worked on a dude ranch in the local immunity. i got to know many of these men quite well. what i began to realize is, most of them had served in vietnam and we even had a few who had served in korea. and how when they came home, they began this journey of disconnection from their families and their communities. i just knew we could do better. i had had personal experience. my dad served in the pacific in world war ii. served in korea. and how when they came home, they began this journey of disconnection from their families and their communities. i just knew we could do better. i had had personal experience. my dad served in the pacific in world war ii. like others of his generation, he never talked about that. never. not a word. nor did any of my uncles that had served or my friends parents. but it had taken a toll on him emotionally and physically. i did not understand that until years later. now, obviously, we know better, but we also know the statistics, right? we know 30% of ac

. >> seth: you're doing -- you're going on stage in atlantic city this weekend. >> yes. >> seth: andormances once or twice a month? >> oh, yeah. i try to. because i, you know, i like doing "the view." >> seth: yeah. >> but i find that what my inner dialogue is is what happens at the show. which is all the stuff. but i don't talk badly about anybody except myself. but i like an audience. i like an audience to be there. i like to smell of them. i like the to see them. what's freaking me out though, i have to tell you and maybe you have done this, but don't do it anymore. when you go to a show, watch the show. don't hold up your camera to tape the show. and so i've asked people not to the bring cameras in. because, you know, you'll see something and someone will edit the way they want it edited and i just think it's a bad thing. if somebody's performing, give them the respect to watch what they're doing without this. [ applause ] >> whether it's a band or a comic, you know? so, i love it. >> seth: that's great. i love watching you on "the view", but i would love watching you on stage kn

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. >> it is 1920 and atlantic city kingpin celebrates the don of prohibition. -- dawn of prohibition.ot about your kind. ♪ >> do you ever wonder if you are a bad man? fulle world needs batman -- bad men. >> they know i saved the city. click bob wright -- >> bob wright is here with us. your favorite hbo show? >> boardwalk empire. >> i have not watched that one yet. >> i am fascinated with the prohibition period. i think the acting is spectacular. i kind of like the earlier episodes that are. -- better. it has a whole lot of history going on. it is wonderful and it is brutal. >> i love game of thrones. we were talking about amc. walking dead, what is your favorite tv show right now? >> i spend more time watching news programs than i ever did. -- news isy to stay more fascinating to me because i have more time to watch it. there are a lot of great entertainment shows. amc has quite a number of them. nbc has come back pretty strong. abc has been there and cbs continues to be strong. the cable entertainment channels, usa is still very strong. who do you think wins the content for? the stre

i have actually pulled these out before and taken them up to fbi or ntsb in atlantic city. you can actually map this out and get real good information as to where the aircraft was. >> do they still only record four pieces of data. >> no not at all. they have two iterations since then. we can get rid of this. this next iteration they went to hard drive. like a laptop hard drive it's going to have some problems when it hits the ground. these were used for a period of 10 or 12 years. after that they said we've got to have more parameters. much more parameters. now we've got like 92 i think, 94 parameters, including not just rudder position but how quickly the rudder moved. and is the controller for the rudder making the input and then is the rudder following that input. you can imagine the amount of data we can get. >> they can survive any kind of -- >> 1,000 gs is what they can survive. that's what they're supposed to be able to handle is 1,000 gs. >> do we know what a typical crash, how many gs that would be? >> i can't think of one that would be more than 1,000 gs necessari

during his tenure, the pine lands protection act became law and casino hotel development began in atlantic city. impeccablely honest, he served as our governor with great distinction. his dry wit is a joy to hear and deeply appreciated by countless new jerseyans. he was honored to have -- new jerseyians. he was honored to have him as a professor in the early 1980's and recall fondly his superb teaching skills and generosity of spirit and time. as the class met weekly, the historic governor's residence in princeton, built by richard stockton, a signer of the declaration of independence. governor byrne is a wonderful father and grandfather, teacher and mentor, colleague and friend. his dynamic and vivacious wife, many yrne is known to for her significant charitable activities. they are an integral part of the fabric of new jersey. on his 90th birthday, i congratulate governor brendan t. byrne and wish him many years ahead of good health and happiness. madam speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from nor

. >> reporter:at least three beach-front homes.destroyed in sea isle city.just south of atlantic city. other surrounding homes were damaged. >> reporter:no injuries have been reported. the cause is unknown. but strong winds fanned the flames as fire-fighters worked to protect other million dollar homes along the beach. >> pam:developing tonight. >> pam:investigators are still trying to figure out how two women died on mount tamalpais just a few weeks apart. both were hikers -- both went missing within the last month --both were eventually found dead in approximately the same area. >> reporter: >> pam:at this time -- authorities say the deaths do not appear to be related. and foul play is *not believed to be involved. we sent kron4's charles to mount tam tonight. to take a look at some of the dangers hikers might face. chuck? >> reporter: i wanted to to use the of the various st. louis to take the look at some of the deal. >> reporter:i wanted to take a look at video,however, let me show you some video footage... this is fern creek with a stren drop off of the side of the trail. >> rep

those people were losing their paychecks in atlantic city, in delaware at the racetracks, or in westhy not lose it here?" is what you're saying. >> well, if they're gonna lose it anyway, let's get the upside. we were getting all the downside and none of the upside. >> the upside, he says, is the $1 billion the state got in gambling revenue in 2010, which was used to provide a $200-a-home property tax reduction plus more relief for senior citizens. >> people have been gambling since organized society was formed on the banks of the tigris and euphrates. they were gambling. and they will gamble as long as there is life on this planet. and that's a fact. >> no one's saying that people can't gamble. this is about government using gambling to prey on human weakness for profit. >> les bernal is head of the national organization stop predatory gambling. he and massachusetts state senator sue tucker have been fighting a move to bring casinos and slot parlors to the bay state. >> we're in the worst economic crisis since the great depression, and the daily voice of government to most americans

. >> we will speak to a couple of the biggest names, including the ceo of atlantic city's or got a hotelt's 56 minutes past the hour, that means it's time for bloomberg's on the markets. morningstocks spent the trying to find their footing after a three-day selloff. looks like they have found a direction. all three indices are higher, which has allowed the vix to he's a little bit. the volatility gauge has moved during the weakness in stock prices. scott bauer, senior market strategist at trading advantages joins us from the cboe. in the vix?see we would usually expect to see it move up a lot more. >> the last two or three times we've seen him move up to the mid-15 or 16 level, sellers have come in meaning there are call sellers and put buyers. maintain struggled to above the moving average. like you just said, it's very unusual. usually when you see market volatility and the selloffs like we have had, we would see the vix much higher. >> a lot of people talk about how every two months, the vix starts to get a little pop, but there's a lot of resistance to the vix staying higher will sto

reporter: here she is in atlantic city. >> how stupid do i look? don't answer that.e're in new jersey. i've heard about your educational system. it is -- oh. >> reporter: even legends can lose an audience. >> oh, sure, turn against me. that's fair. in the first minute and a half, i've already lost you? >> reporter: after nearly 50 years on stage, the fear of dying still grips her. >> terror. i'm dreading they're not going to think i'm funny, and i'm back to first grade. >> reporter: you're taking me back when you try to make a friend and somebody says, i don't want it be friends with you. >> it's that basic. we don't like you. we don't want to be your friend. it's terrible. >> reporter: imagine how terrible it is when you're still struggling to make it. >> let's hear it. reporter: simeon goodstein has a full-time job with the city of new york. >> when i got arrested, they took my license. >> reporter: he's been pursuing the dream of a stand-up career for ten years. >> you know what's even worse than that? they called my mother. it was like, oh, my god! what are you d

an atlantic city casino was suing a gambler, claiming he won $9.6 million in a card cheating scandal.ell, the filing lawsuit against this man who is considered to be one of the best poker players in the world. >>> computer outage at the international space station may require a space walk to fix the glitch. turning out to be a delay in next week's space station launch. >>> and a major flooding concern in minot, north dakota. officials handing out sandbags to residents because of rising river waters, reaching at least its highest level on record. >>> to politics now. this week the house passing competing budget plans, highlighting the deep partisan divisions over fiscal policy. arizona congresswoman kristen cinema describing them as, quote, partisan silos with no collaboration between republicans and democrats. here for a fair and balanced debate, ellen ratner, bureau chief of talk radio news services, and brad blakeman, form deputy assistant to president george w. bush. good to see both of you. >> thank you so much. >> good to see you. >> very good. i start with you, ellen. i ask you

cities according to the national nonprofit called smart growth america and a huge surprise york the atlantic cityew jersey's third. little or on a list san jose as of becoming a net 24. right after that oakland in the east bay. >> : terms of living and capacity not necessarily so bad. the study uses the term compact city sounds better and if you're in one there are actually some benefits. the study says that a complex city is much better than a sprawling city because you tend have better transportation options less likely to be hacked. generally a little more healthier. even up to see years longer than people in sprawling far-flung areas. like the lands area appear. almost always for your foot traffic fatalities in many options of up active social life. and another finding that some might be surprising your blood pressure is probably lower. >> : we hit the streets there with the new study and crowded city rankings and as people in san francisco what they thought about >> : i think it's a good thing because a city-like living in the city of live here for many years and i've looked our work in this