because he was in the district, nor with a save $212 if he goes to school in south brown brook.sn't this just arbitrarily done as a division problem? >> i imagine so. i can't say for sure how they calculated. i've not been involved in the calculations. that is the number they gave us the cost educate each student in the district. >> pack, thank you very much. please stay in touch with us. i would love to have you and michelle back on the radio. >> thank you pat. >> there is a saying that wine only gets better with age, if that's true then while discover pretty here in new jersey has some fine wine that's as old as our country itself. >> you're about to see some of the most rare wines that this country has ever seen. i figured i would bring something to the table. >> i better get reimbursed for this. >> cabernet. [inaudible] >> know it's not anything like this. >> is a historic because i don't remember? >> address some wonderful wineglasses as well. >> liberty hall museum was the home of the first governor of new jersey, wayne livingston who built the back in 1700 and it was live

i'm pamela brown, filling in for brooke baldwin. thanks so much for joining me. a senator's health care creating a setback for the plan to replace obamacare, a plan already in jeopardy. mitch mcconnell delaying the producing. >> to remove a blood clot above his left eye. there are new conditions about whether the condition is more serious than perhaps previously thought. mcconnell scrambling to secure enough votes, he cannot afford to lose one more. after susan collins and rand paul, both with opposing views say they will not support the bill moving forward. several other republican senators still have not committed to a yes on this bill, and of course the big question today, will the extra time help or hurt the gop's chances of passing it? cnn congressional correspondent phil mattingly is live for us on capitol hill. where do things stand at the moment? >> uncertainly. that's probably the best way to describe it. you hit on the key question. does this help or hurt the process? to the latter idea there's been concern that the longer this bill sits out there, the

. >>> i'm pamela brown in for brook ballot win. just moving from now, sean spicer will return to the podium for the white house briefing. the president himself speaking live as the white house launching a new theme week. first new developing in the russia scandal enveloping the white house. and this, of course, comes after dramatic revelations about a secret meeting manafort, the president's son donald trump junior and son-in-law turned top adviser jared kushner had with the russian lawyer and russian operative. manni, why is the judiciary committee delaying this hearing. >> in fact those two leaders, chuck grassley and dianifeinstein had reached out to the special council's office to make sure if they heard testimony from paul manafort, make sure it was not complicate with whatever he was doing as part of his own investigation and any collusion that may have occurred. now, in a statement from the spokesman for chuck grassley, the statement says that bob mueller's office has not responded to the questions raised by the committee le

i'm pamela brown, filling in for brooke baldwin. thanks so much for joining me.care creating a setback for the plan to replace obamacare, a plan already in jeopardy. mitch mcconnell delaying the producing. >> to remove a blood clot above his left eye. there are new conditions about whether the

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testimony as to his prior conduct with nicole brown-simpson in the civil case so we can consider everything, can't we? shouldn't we? >> well, the letters -- brooke, the letters that the commissioners made reference to are letters where people who are -- >> actually, areva, forgive me for cutting you off. i want to hear what you're saying but let's pop up the volume and listen to what they're saying in this parole room. >> talking to no one here. i'm talking to no one. i'm talking to space. jeffery felix, a complete fraud. he ewrowrote a book about me. >> i've told all the news networks now for over a year this guy is ridiculous. >> take it from all the guys telling me i should sue this guy. >> i will. they believe what they want to believe, you know? >> they do. sensationalism. >> you get ice cream. >> as quickly as possible. >> cookies. cookies. i mean, just infantile. >> there was a fight. >> he saved you, you know? he saved you from having any infractions because you were going to get written up for it, right? and he intervened and he saved you. so he's your savior. who would believe anyone with a mullet like that, dyed hair? >> i hope they w

brooke baldwin, thank you for being here with me in new york. washington, the lead with jake tapper starts right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome to the lead, i'm pamela brown in for jake tapper, and we start with breaking news. chaotic scene not far from the g20 summit in hammburg, germany where president trump arrived and meeting with world leaders this week. he's about two miles away from the site of these protests and riot police are trying to clear the street after a violent crash erupted not long ago. at one point, officers sprayed water cannon as you see right here, right towards the crowd as protesters threw smoke bombs. fred planken joins me now, what's happening? >> reporter: hi pam, as you can see and hear, it's a vocal protest. that's why we're going to go to the middle of it. it's calmed down a little bit. the protest is now actually moving. what happened earlier, the pictures we were seeing is that the march started and then the police immediately stopped them from moving forward, at some point squirmishes broke out. you had the use of the water cannon trucks, you had police officers get injured, protesters get injured as well. now that march

brooke baldwin, thank you for being here with me in new york. washington, the lead with jake tapper starts right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome to the lead, i'm pamela browntapper, and we start with breaking news. chaotic scene not far from the g20 summit in hammburg, germany where president trump arrived and meeting with world leaders this week. he's about two miles away from the site of these protests and riot police are trying to clear the street after a violent crash erupted not long ago. at one point, officers sprayed water cannon as you see right here, right towards the crowd as protesters threw smoke bombs. fred planken joins me now, what's happening? >> reporter: hi pam, as you can see and hear, it's a vocal protest. that's why we're going to go to the middle of it. it's calmed down a