welcome to the atlantic city hard rock. i have had the fortune to work with governor murphy for i guess six years or so. but now i see we have had our first disagreement i am a yankees fan. i cannot with red sox, god bless but all kidding aside sincerely welcome welcome to the first lady, all the other governors in the audience. in just a few moments on behalf of hard rock and most importantly my local partners the jim coley family, michael and joe i believe you met last night and jack barnes. even more significantly the seminole tribe of florida who i am partnered with they are the super majority owner of harda rock on a global basis. and real quickly, and rock is not a casino company. we are one of the largest entertainment companies in the world. this year we are approaching $9 billion in revenue and we actually are going to be in 70 countries. we employ over 50000 individuals and certainly i've already heard some comments this morning about the member brielle that you have walked into our notice. that is the world's lar

welcome to the atlantic city hard rock. i had the fortune to work with governor murphy for six years or so but now i see that we have our first disagreement. i am a yankees fan. all kidding aside, sincerely welcome to the first lady, all the other governors in the audience, just a few moments on behalf of hard rock and my local partners. michael and joe, joe you met last night, and jack barnes. even more significant, the seminal tribe of florida, the super majority owner of hard rock on a global basis is real quickly, hard rock is not a casino company. we are one of the largest entertainment companies in the world. this year we are approaching $9 billion in revenue and we are going to be in 70 countries. we employ over 50,000 individuals. i have heard some comments this morning about what you noticed, it is the world's largest collection of music memorabilia. we now do over 40,000 live music events on a global basis. new jersey has our own bruce springsteen and the east street bland, they played the london festival last wee

as a parent and policymakers.ve this july in atlantic city around the country, salt lake city utah, detroithigan, philadelphia, pennsylvania and a lot of work in between, incredibly proud we can present still playbook for all american states on how to tackle and push back against the surge of mental health crises among our youth. >> everyone is looking for a career to bring mental health resources to scale. this will allow us to come together and ensure we have the best resources. >> that's why we are's costume support this initiative to strengthen youth mental health. this brings together states and governors from across the country to work together on an issue of critical importance and americans of all walks of life.a >> is playbook will be what we needve to galvanize the communiy and state leaders, parents and educators and all those who come in contact to move this forward and make sure they get the care they need. >> a full year's worth and we believe it has all elements any american states need and deploy to get mental health of young people strong, i could not be more proud or happy

as our most sacred obligation as parents and his policy makers. >> as we learned this july in atlantic cityhaving gone around the country of salt lake city and utah and santa monica california and detroit michigan philadelphia pennsylvania, and lots of work in between, i'm incredibly proud that will be able to present a playbook for all american states on how to tackle and push back against the scourge of mental health crises among our youth. >> everyone is looking for a clear, succinct way to bring mental health resources to scale. and i think a playbook will allow us to come together, ensure that we have the best minds and best resources on this important topic. >> that's why we are proud to support governor phil and first lady tammy mercies chairs initiative to strengthen youth mental health. this initiative is helping to bring together states and governors from across the country. so we can issue this critically important to americans from all walks of life. >> i think this playbook is going to be just what we need to help galvanize but the advocacy community and leaders and parents and

[applause] welcome to the atlantic city hard rock. i've had the fortune to work with governor murphy for six years or so but now i see. sincerely welcome. a few moments on behalf of hard rock. i believe you met last night and jack barnes but even more significantly the seminole m tre of florida who i partnered with of the super majority owner and hard rock is not the casino company we are one of the largest entertainment companies in the world. we are approaching $9 billion in revenue and we are going to be in 70 countries. we employ over 50,000 individuals and certainly i've already heard some comments this morning about the memorabilia that he walked into were noticed. it is the world's largest collection of music memorabilia. we now do over 40,000 live music events on a global basis. new jersey is so proud of the band that played the london festival last weekend in hyde park. so we build these relationships on a long-term basis. i think this slide, there's only two of them i won't be long. when i started my career in december of 19

atlantic city, new jersey. governor phil murphy said a top priority for him as outgoing chair of the association has been mental health. he explained why this is an important issue and how governors across the nation are addressing it. >> last month, the cdc released new data showing suicide rates among the 10 24 age group reached a 20-year high in the year 2020 one. earlier this year, the cdc issued a study on mental health trends over the past decade among school-aged youth that found nearly 1/3 of teens -- >> what started off as -- [indiscernible] >> i will fight for you with every bone in my body and never, ever let you down.

as our most sacred obligation as parents and his policy makers. >> as we learned this july in atlantic city of salt lake city and utah and santa monica california and detroit michigan philadelphia pennsylvania, and lots of work in between, i'm incredibly proud that will be able to present a playbook for all american states on how to tackle and push back against the scourge of mental health crises among our youth. >> everyone is looking for a clear, succinct way to bring mental health resources to scale. and i think a playbook will allow us to come together, ensure that we have the best minds and best resources on this important topic. >> that's why we are proud to support governor phil and first lady tammy mercies chairs initiative to strengthen youth mental health. this initiative is helping to bring together states and governors from across the country. so we can issue this critically important to americans from all walks of life. >> i think this playbook is going to be just what we need to help galvanize but the advocacy community and leaders and parents and educators and all those who c

i will start with you you joining us from atlantic city where the national governors association is beingosted. tell us about the importance, the role of the nga of bringing governors together. gov murphy: this is the last organization where we can find common ground across the aisle. i have seen that as vice chair and now with senator hutchinson. i think it's a credibly important we find common ground and we have been able to do that. it's been a hallmark of this organization. i am optimistic it will continue to be an be a role model for civil discourse going forward. host: if you would like to call and you can do so by party affiliation for democrats (202) 748-8000, for republicans (202) 748-8001, for independents (202) 748-8002. what did you focus on this year as chair and what progress have you made on those initiatives? gov murphy: i wanted to strengthen mental health among the youth. my wife had an initiative for infant health. we acknowledge we have a challenge in those areas but we accept the fact that there is a playbook that governors can use and apply and we presented those pla

. >> your administration is a big proponent of atlantic city, you come a little after areas, casinos close and jobs and unemployment and there's a lot of investment here. some of the work going on here so the administration is taking it seriously so can you reflect conference means and politicians across the country here in a couple days ago there regards to easement and the engineer because he issued this. has your administration considered meeting with officials to ease tension in regards to your plan? >> i'll just say we engage with local officials as a matter of course all the time whether it's mayor, county officials in every county, i am optimistic we can work for these challenges. offshore wind is important, our next big source of energy, a huge job creator, it's clean energy. for all those reasons, i'm an optimist. i'm an optimist and working through it. i was thrilled we could host this, my colleagues -- i'm thrilled we could hold this. 1000 participants, 20 odd governors, we went outside and had fun. we had great weather, i'm not sure if you're responsible for the weather b

you're joining us from atlantic city, which is where the national governor's association annual meeting is being hosted. tell us about the importance, the role of the nga in bringing governors together and the importance of meeting together. >> i think the national governor's association is the maybe last standing organization where we can find common ground across the aisle and i've seen that both as vice chair to a republican chair asa hutchinson and now with my friend spencer cox, vice chair about to become chair in a couple of hours. i think it's incredibly important that we find common ground and we've been able to do that. and this organization, that's been a hall mark of this organization, not just in our time here, but forever and always. and i'm optimistic that it will continue to be and it will continue to be a role model, i hope, for civic discourse in our country going forward. >> and i'll just let our viewers know if you'd like to call in and ask a question of our guest you can do by by party democrats, republicans, 28001 and independents, 8002. and governor murphy, you sai

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the vegas cops in atlantic city, which has always been part of this before they captured mr.there were similar bodies found in atlantic city has always been part of the observations regarding this case. what do they have in common? gambling. you have vegas. maybe he was a gambler. maybe they'll find that out. the cops in those areas have more to work with. they have a suspect. you have his phone number, travel records, pull his credit cards, dmv. a lot of stuff that you couldn't do in the past when you don't know who it was. like in the kohberger case. they put together a task force in pennsylvania. let's look at the unsolves. they're doing that now. >> neil: you said something interesting earlier that there's a chance that this was an option referring to, you know, acts like a flat bottom boat or something in that area. and answer a lot of questions and how he disposed of the bodies or how he was able to, you know, avoid any capture or attention. explain that. >> the area where the bodies were discovered is a small narrow spate of land that goes about 20, 30 miles in to long

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rex heuermann, is connected to any additional unsolved murders, including a wave of killings in atlantic cityw that investigators have his dna in a statewide database, other law enforcement agencies can run his information against open cases. last friday, heuermann was charged in the murders of three women and is the prime suspect in the death of a fourth. he pleaded not guilty to all charges. investigators are combing through his massapequa park home inch by inch for evidence, and police in new york are now in possession of an suv from south carolina that may be connected to at least one of the murders. cbs's lilia luciano is going to start us off tonight from outside the suspect's home. >> rex, did you do it? >> reporter: tonight, the investigation into the gilgo beach murders spreads nationwide. cbs news has learned police are looking into whether one or more of the three murders rex heuermann is charged with may have taken place inside the long island home he shared with his wife and children. his family was apparently away at the time of those murders. >> there is absolutely no evidence

rex heuermann, is connected to any additional unsolved murders, including a wave of killings in atlantic cityators have his dna, in a state-way database, other law enforcementn cases. last friday, huberman was charged in the murders of three women it is the prime suspect in the death of a fourth euro he pleaded not guilty to all charges. investigators are combing through his massapequa park home inch by inch for evidence. police in new york are now in possession of a suv from south carolina that may be connected to at least one of the murders. cbs's lilia luciano is going to start us off tonight from outside the suspect's home. >> rex, did you do it? >> reporter: tonight, the investigation into the gilgo beach murders spread nationwide. cbs news has learned police are looking into whether one or more of the three murders rex heuermann is charged with may have taken place inside the long island home he shared with his wife and children. his family was apparently a way at the time of those murders. >> there is absolutely no evidence that anyone acted with the defendant, much less his family. >>

discussion on infrastructure investment during the national covers and association annual meeting in atlantic city, electric dictation, community investment, and broadband access. this is 45 minutes. >> welcome to the governor's policy roundtable. executive director of the national governors association. >> thank you, come on, everybody. thank you, hope you all had a great lunch and we are going to move forward here. oklahoma governor and north carolina governor roy cooper. [applause] >> thank you so much and welcome, we are excited your joining us. infrastructure is one of the most commonus topics asked about us governors. when will the new bridge be built, when will be pothole be fixed? when will we get high-speed internet? why is this taking so long to finish? take your pick, the grid upgrade, solar projects, you name it. there's no sugarcoating it. the united states is among the slowest stations in the developed world approving infrastructure projects particularly when it comes to energy. permitting reviews for energy projects in the u.s. take six years longer than china, india or other europe

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and, of course, for the wonderful time here in atlantic city. let's give governor murphy another round of applause. [applause] the work that you and tammy did on mental health and maternal health, mental health for kids is so important, so timely. it's on, it's really a national focus especially coming out of the pandemic. the tool gets you provided states were really help us, our fellow governors step up and meet the needs of mental health needs of our young residence and, of course, reduce infant mortality rates and make sure kids are born healthy. as governors we are in a position to directly impact the people we are serving. it's where the rubber meets the road. we bring our unique state and perspectives to the table, and we're always focus on making our states a happier, healthier and more prosperous trying to use the flexibility that we can win in federal programs to make sure they meet the real life needs on the ground in our states. one of my favorite sayings is if it was easy would of been done already. and, of course, none of us are he

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the annual meeting in atlantic city. it covered electric grid, the permitting process and broadband access. this is 45 minutes. >> welcome. the governor's action accelerate projects here to open the session is executive director of the governors association. >> great. thank you. come on, everybody. [applause] thank you. thank you all for being back. hope you had a great lunch. we will move forward here. a panel led by two of our great governors. north carolina governor roy cooper. a big welcome to them. all right. i - think you will open us up. >> thank you. welcome, everybody. infrastructure is one of the most common topics that we were asked about as governors. when will the new bridge be built, when will the potholes be fixed, when will my community get high speed internet, why is this taking so long to finish. just take your pick. the pipeline,e, grid upgrade, solar projects, you name it. the united states is among the slowest nations approving and completing infrastructure projects. permitting reviews for energy pro

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investigating possible links between human and the 2006 unsolved killings of four sex workers near atlantic city in las vegas, where human owned a timeshare. >> police are also going through cold cases. >> we're working with partner law enforcement agencies, obviously at the fbi continues to be engaged and to see if there are any other connections that need to be made back in new york, where human is charged with murdering three young women in 2010, he now sits alone in a 60 square foot jail cell on suicide watch. >> amazingly, no emotions whatsoever whatsoever. and when you think about someone you know, last week that was roaming around the streets of new york and also massapequa park freely to be confined in the space that he's currently confined in, you would think that you would see some emotion. >> huberman's wife seen here in a picture obtained by foxnews.com, has now filed for divorce. our affiliate wabc reports detectives believe the killings may have been carried out at the family home. >> we had a family. he had a wife. he had two kids. he had a good job in being an architect. but what

to four depths of female workers in atlantic city in 2006.rex heuermann. we will send it back to you. >> sandra: nate foy in speed to 14, john. >> john: the bombshell testimony during yesterday's hearing on capitol hill and irs whistle-blowers details what they saw during the hunter biden tax fraud investigation before the house oversight committee. alleging the justice department ignored recommendation to file felony tax charges giving undeniable pattern of preferential treatment for the biden family. where does this investigation go now? let's bring in missouri congressman jason smith chair of house ways and means committee. we will get to that hearing which is extraordinary and you attended yesterday. first of all, this is the latest news to come out of washington, d.c. this is the fd 1023 form we have been hearing about for so long regarding hunter biden and the bidens what payments went their way from people they were involved in business with. this is a confidential you talking about nicholas a founder of burisma, it says in part, "they

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his book includes revelations about what happened to jimmy hoffa to try to do business with an atlantic city casino owner in 1980 who it on to higher office. iconic donald jon trump do solemnly swear. >> long before donald trump was president he held casinos in atlantic city a new book said he did business with mobsters. but you have met them? >> yes a couple times for. >> it was a light? it's just like he is not arrogant and does not keep his word. eric: he doesn't give us work? >> anova. >> a former head of the crime family in pennsylvania. his new book the life we chose, and the last secrets of america's most powerful mafia family details his meetings with trump in 1980s. >> is meeting with trump. now trump, when he did deals he did not one his lawyers he didn't let anyone else doing it he did himself and he did with gangsters requests is a big belly and trump negotiated cards osha trumps casino, the taj mahal on that. and trump flipped a coin and saved $1 million on by a parking lot near trump plaza casino. [inaudible] he said i'll give you six. >> when he had the meeting set of not payi

watch live coverage of the national governs associations annual summer meeting from atlantic city on thursday beginning at 10 a.m. eastern live on c-span 3. governors will address issues around youth mental health maternal infant and public health along with disaster response and first lady doctor jill biden will also speak and then on friday beginning at 10 a.m. eastern, live on c-span , governors address political polarization, watch the national governors association summer meeting, live thursday on c-span 3 and friday on c-span2 c-span now free mobile video app online at c-span.org. the president of the san francisco federal reserveback mary daily talked about inflation and tools to combat it during an event hosted by brookings institution and highlights rebounding from covid-19 and silicon valley bank which was under the regulation of the san francisco federal reserve. this is just under an hour. >> good morning i'm director of the hutchens center at brookings i want to welcome everybody and pleased to have mary daily, president of the federal reserve bank of san francisco with

. >> reporter: long island investigators are actively working with atlantic city police to determine if heuermann is involved in a string of unsolved killings of young women. >> as it stands right now, these charges are just allegations, but we look forward to proving them in court. >> that was lilia luciano reporting. >>> authorities say an oklahoma mom killed her three children and herself after a police standoff. police in verdigris, a tulsa suburb, say the standoff began last night and lasted for more than two hours. it's unclear what started the incident. the three children are believed to range in age from several months to 11-years-old. multiple agencies are involved in the investigation, including the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms, and explosives. >>> robert f. kennedy jr. is fighting accusations he made anti-semitic comments. the democratic presidential candidate testified at a republican-led hearing yesterday on government censorship. the 69-year-old said he was the victim of censorship on social media while objecting to charges of being anti-vax and anti-secondhand

atlantic city and chester, south carolina have been looking into humans possible connections to unsolved murders in those areas. >> dramatic weekend crash in san francisco is now under investigation. and it was all caught by several cameras. the first camera shows the white sedan speeding down the street in the castro district. see what the next camera captured. say the driver and occupants of the car fled the scene. >> coming up, the history that's just been made at the x games by a ten year old. >> but first, why only a few select theaters in america are able to show one version of oppenheimer. you're watching world news now ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. with golo, i've lost 13 inches in my waist. they're outta here. you eat n

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authorities are looking into his possible ties to atlantic city and a string of unsolved killings of prostitutes. they're also interviewing other sex workers currently behind bars about their interactions with human. he had reached out to them for sex. >> they took the calls but did not meet with him. >> and now, a week after huberman's arrest on charges he killed three women in long island, new york, who worked as escorts, his wife of more than 25 years has filed for divorce course. it comes as investigators search land that human owns in south carolina looking for any evidence that could link him to the killings. they've already seized this chevy truck. anything going from hair to a trophy, souvenir jewelry, anything that can help us connect these victims to that vehicle will be instrumental in strengthening the case. police in las vegas, where human has a timeshare, are also taking a new look at unsolved cases. human has pleaded not guilty to the three killings in long island. he's also been named a prime suspect in a fourth murder for the first time since april 19th. >> been ther

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it all starts live from atlantic city today beginning at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span 3, governors will address issues around youth mental health, maternal and infant health, and public health along with disaster response. first lady jill ben will also speak. then on friday, washington c-span's washington journal live at 8 a.m. eastern outgoing nga chair murphy. and incoming nga chair cox make an appearance. and at 10 a.m. eastern live coverage continues on c-span2, transition of leadership and civil public discourse. watch the national governor's association meeting live today on c-span 3, washington journal, and c-span.org, or our mobile video app. >> american history tv saturdays on c-span2, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 7 p.m. eastern, a conversation about the declaration of independence with the host of the washington times history as it happened podcast and denver brunsman. and hoover versus roosevelt, the differences between herbert hoover and franklin roosevelt over confronting german aggression and the human

repackaging back lome and delivering bags full of them year round, on this day, the salvation army in atlantic cityhank you so much. we appreciate all your help. >> reporter: the salvation army is anticipating a staffing shortage soon in the kitchen. so the people here say all the bagels will be especially helpful, when preparing meals to go. >> this really assists us in really making our live as bit simpler and being able to feed our community. >> i do call him the bagel boy. >> reporter: the ocean city eck cue menical food cupboard presenting him with a certificate of recognition. rolling beyond the busy counter with a bagel-saving mission of community service. >> have a great day. >> our tlanss to ted greenberg for sharing that story. leave it to a young man. adults see this problem every day. it was kid who took the initiative. >> i actually worked at a bagel shop. >>> a georgia boy was given an unexpected gift from a police officer. he plans to do yard work and save up for a playstation and the responding officer said the boy was so truthful and polite that he and members of the department ban

investigating possible links between human and the 2006 unsolved killings of four sex workers near atlantic citylas vegas, where human owned a timeshare. >> police are also go going through cold cases. >> we're working with partner law enforcement agencies. obviously, the fbi continues to be engaged to see if there were any other connections that need to be made. >> back in new york, where herman is charged with murdering three young women in 2010, he now sits alone in a 60 square foot jail cell on suicide watch. >> amazingly, no, no emotions whatsoever whatsoever. and when you think about someone you know, last week that was roaming around the streets of new york and also masterpiece park freely to be confined in the space that he's currently confined in, you would think that you would see some emotion on huberman's wife seen here in a picture obtained by foxnews.com, has now filed for divorce. >> our affiliate wabc reports detectives believe the killings may have been carried out at the family home. he had a family. >> he had a wife, two kids. he had a good job. and being an architect. but wha

it starts live from atlantic city on thursday beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3, governors will address issues around youth mental health and public health, along with disaster response. fit lady dr. jill biden will also speak. friday watch c-span's washington journal live at 8:00 a.m. eastern as the outgoing nga and incoming nga chair make an appearance. featuring the transmission of nga leadership and a discussion on public discourse. watch the summer meeting live thursday on c-span3, and friday on "washington journal", and c-span2, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. >> a healthy democracy doesn't just look like this. it looks like this -- where americans can see democracy at work, where citizens are truly

and authorities in atlantic city are investigating any links between the gilgo beach killings and the unsolved 2006 murders of four women working as prostitutes. heuermann has pleaded not guilty. there's a new focus on massage parlors in the area that he may have visited and they'll be here at the house searching through the weekend. david? >> david: we see the police presence behind you. thank you. >>> we turn to florida and the controversial move by that state's board of education. their new standards for teaching black history and slavery in school, teaching how slaves developed skills in some instances could be applied for their personal benefit. kamala harris in florida, her response to the plan, taking aim at florida governor ron desantis and what she says he's really doing here. tonight the governor responding. here's mary bruce. >> reporter: tonight, vice president kamala harris traveling to florida to condemn the state's new education standards which critics say water down the horrors of slavery. >> they want to replace history with lies. >> reporter: under the new standards,

wellness during a discussion at the annual meeting of the national governors' association and atlantic cityspeakers weigh in on childcare, equity and training people in the field of mental health.

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governor phil scott and led lamont lead at the national governors association meeting in atlantic cityined by homeland secretary. serving during the obama administration. governor scott spoke remotely from the capital as his state has been recovering from unprecedented flooding. >> you look dry. are you okay? [laughter] okay, everybody. let's do the next session here. i am from connecticut. i am the warm up band for phil scott. he is really on the front line of what disasters are what governors have to do. a lot of people can determine what battles they want to take on. governors, the battles come to us.o. we have learned that the hard way the last four years. i think phil is right on the front lines there as well. when i first got elected, one of the first things we did was a tabletop exercise when it came to a cyber attack. we thought it would take down a power plant in massachusetts. but then it was, you know, just six months later we got hit by covid. sswe had to learn how to work together. not just across disciplines within our own state but throughout the entire region and the co

atlantic. new york city will feel like 100 degrees today, feeling like 100 degrees also in knoxville. feeling like 103 in wichita. that will be the same story in the south tomorrow. so, unfortunately, no relief in the south, but look at boston tomorrow. 79 degrees. almost feeling ball like. 86 in philadelphia, that's below normal as well. 70s in portions of the great lakes. and then we will feel comfortable next week, but unfortunately, alex, we're looking at the south so sizzling as we go through next week. we will continue to break records there. back to you. >> oh boy, okay, thank you for the update. as it stands, a highly respected political report says the 2024 election is going to come down to four states. so, which for? we will talk about that next. plante later, seinfeld used to talk about the airing of grievances. it's a quick that has had -- for years are now on capitol hill, there is a listing of them. a listing of grievances. but for whom? you might not be surprised. i promise. i promise. i promise. dove invited women who wanted their damaged hair trimmed. yes, i need a tr

c-span is the place to turn to see this year's governors' meeting, it starts live from atlantic city on thursday, beginning at 10:00 a.m. on c-span3 governors will address mental health, youth public health and disaster response. first lady jilliden will also speak. on friday watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 8:00 a. eastern as outgoing n.g.a. chair phil murphy and incoming chair utah governor phil cox make a joint appearance. at 10:00 a.m. eastern our live coverage continues on c-span2, featuring the transition of n.g.a. leadership and discussion on civil public discourse. watch comprehensive coverage of the national governors' association meeting live on friday on c-span3, and "washington journal," as well as c-span2, on our free mobile video app, and online at c-span.org. >> healthy democracy doesn't just look like this. it looks like this. where americans can see democracy at work. citizens are truly informed. our republic thrives. get informed straight from the source on c-span. unfiltered, unbiased, word-for-word. from the nation's capital to wherever you are. because

it all starts alive from atlantic city on thursday beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three. the governors will address issues around youth mental health, paternal aunt but health and public health along with disaster response first lady joe biden will also speak and then on friday c-span's "washington journal" live at 8:00 a.m. eastern as outgoin nga chair new jersey governor philip murphy and

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and the -- and the great state of new jersey through atlantic city electric. i have to say that tyler anthony and his team are here today. our customers in delaware, our customers in maryland, baltimore, philadelphia, chicago, and the district of columbia. why those jurisdictions are important and why do i mention them? i mentioned the because exelon is unique in the sense that we serve some of the most diverse metropolitan cities in the country, but we also serve coastal areas. in milan only jersey. we also serve rural areas where farmland is locked in. they have the same challenges of infrastructure needs but how you addressed them are very different. governors had talked about that portfolio approach to addressing mass. as exxon we, have to take that same approach. where we have the privilege of being a combination gas and electric utility. meaning the gas business represents 12% of our portfolio. we do believe it's important for reliability and resiliency of the grid that it must be an all of the above approach. why else is that important? it's also import

and the -- and the great state of new jersey through atlantic city electric. i have to say that tyler anthony and his team are here today. our customers in delaware, our customers in maryland, baltimore, philadelphia, chicago, and the district of columbia. why those jurisdictions are important and why do i mention them? i mentioned the because exelon is unique in the sense that we serve some of the most diverse metropolitan cities in the country, but we also serve coastal areas. in milan only jersey. we also serve rural areas where farmland is locked in. they have the same challenges of infrastructure needs but how you addressed them are very different. governors had talked about that portfolio approach to addressing mass. as exxon we, have to take that same approach. where we have the privilege of being a combination gas and electric utility. meaning the gas business represents 12% of our portfolio. we do believe it's important for reliability and resiliency of the grid that it must be an all of the above approach. why else is that important? it's also import

owned property, that his brother lived, they are hoping to collect any potential evidence in in atlantic citysey, they are revisiting the murders of several sex workers according to the suffolk county commissioner, police commissioner. investigators are broadening their scope to see if there are any other potential ties there as heuermann continues to maintain his innocence after pleading not guilty. >>> a quick programming note. later tonight on cnn, see how tech knowledge he helped to solve the decade-long gilgo beach murder mystery. the new episode of the whole story with anderson cooper airs tonight at 8:00 p.m. here on cnn. >>> still ahead, the women's world cup in full swing. top teams playing their opening matches. our sports reporter joins us live with all the highlights. when migraine strikes, you're faced with a choice. ride it out with the tradeoffs of treating? or push through the pain and symptoms? with ubrel, there's another option. one dose works fast to eliminate migraine pain. treat it anytime, anywhere without worryinghere you are treor if it's too late.ere do not take with

they are excavating the entire back yard and got their sights on vegas, south carolina, and now atlantic city in similar case where bodies were found close together. >> john: nancy, when we heard about the soundproof room as it was reported, seemed to be entering "silence of the lambs" territory but all the searching they are doing around the house there is still suggestive of that sort of macabre serial killer. what the sheriff said about the potential that some of these crimes or maybe even just one of these crimes was committed inside the home. listen here. >> we do know that when his family was away was when he committed these crimes. the fact any of these crimes were committed in the home i do not have any evidence nor have i spoken to any members on the task force that do. >> john: he says nothing is suggest anyone was killed inside the home and we have asked the question, didn't the wife or family members notice anything, but if he committed all of these crimes, allegedly, when the family or the wife was out of town, maybe that would give us an indication she was in the dark about all