tom here was involved arguing that case involving the strip search of a prisoner in burlington county. this is a different type of issue coming from the same location, the county seat of burlington county, called mount holly and it involves an urban renewal type program. the town of mount holly wants to has begun to bulldoze a neighborhood called the mount holly gardens and build new housing there. they feel the area is blighted and there is a lot of crime there. they want it improved. mount holly gardens neighborhood is also the one part of town which is a minority neighborhood. under a federal fair housing laws, one cannot discriminate against people based on race. how do you determine when the protections of those fair housing laws go into effect? a number of residents of the mount holly gardens neighborhood in that town sued to stop this redevelopment project from going forward. they argued that it violated fair housing laws because the people who were bearing the impact of this development were disproportionately minorities. under the way the fair housing law and other antidiscri

tom here was involved arguing stripase involving the search of a prisoner in burlington county. this is a different type of issue coming from the same location, the county seat of purling 10 county, called mount urbanand it involves an renewal type program. the town of mount holly wants to -- has begun to bulldoze a neighborhood called the mount holly gardens and build new housing there. they fill the area is lighted and there is a lot of crime there. they want it improved. mount holly gardens neighborhood is also the one part of town which is a minority neighborhood. under a federal fair housing laws, one cannot discriminate against people based on race. when theu determine protections of those fair housing laws go into effect? a number of residents of the mount holly gardens neighborhood in that town sued to stop this redevelopment project from going forward. they argued that it violated fair housing laws because the people who were bearing the impact of this development were disproportionately minorities. under the way the fair housing law and other antidiscrimination laws hav

bill manion, chief of pathology, medical examiner at burlington county. the result of mr. brown's autopsy, you agree with them, yes? >> yes. mr. brown was run over by the vehicle and his body was twisted forward and his head was driven into his chest something called positional asphyxia. he couldn't breathe and unfortunately suffocated. if there had been somehow to jack that car up or lift the car up, he might have been saved. it was a tragic accident. >> so there is no evidence he was actually struck by the vehicle, because in the video, it does look like he slips and falls, but it looks like his head is up until right when the vehicle goes over. so there is no evidence he was actually struck? >> to a medical examiner in this case, what they mean by struck is there is no fractures of his legs, his long bones, no fracture of the well vis, not a fracture of the skull. even though it appears as he rolled under the vehicle, he may have been hit by the car. but there is no fractures there. so this was not as violent a collision as may be portrayed in this video. as i say, he e

tom here was involved arguing that case involving the strip search of a prisoner in burlington countyhis is a different type of issue coming from the same location, the county seat of burlington county, called mount holly and it involves an urban renewal type program. the town of mount holly wants to has begun to bulldoze a neighborhood called the mount holly gardens and build new housing there. they feel the area is blighted and there is a lot of crime there. they want it improved. mount holly gardens neighborhood is also the one part of town which is a minority neighborhood. under a federal fair housing laws, one cannot discriminate against people based on race. how do you determine when the protections of those fair housing laws go into effect? a number of residents of the mount holly gardens neighborhood in that town sued to stop this redevelopment project from going forward. they argued that it violated fair housing laws because the people who were bearing the impact of this development were disproportionately minorities. under the way the fair housing law and other antidiscrimin

tom was involved in arguing that involving the strip search of a prisoner in burlington county. this is a different type of issue coming from the same location. an urban renewal type of program. the count of mount holly wanted to bulldoze a neighborhood called the mount holly gardens .nd build new housing there they feel the area is blighted, there is a lot of crime there and they wanted, in the town's view, to improve. not holly gardens neighborhood is also the one part of town which is a minority neighborhood , and under federal fair housing laws one cannot discriminate against people based on race. the question is how do you determine when the protections of those fair housing laws go into effect. holly and the residents of that neighborhood sued to stop this redevelopment project from going forward. they argued that it violated fair housing laws because the people who were bearing the weret of this development disproportionately minorities. the fair way that housing law and other antidiscrimination laws have developed over the decades, there are different ways you can try to

fact, tom, here was involved in arguing that case involving the strip search of prisoner in burlington county. it's a different type of issue coming from the same location. the county seat. called mount holy. and involves a -- you might say an urban renewable type of program. the town, has already begun, bulldoze a neighborhood called the mount holly gardens and build new housing there. the area is blighted. there's a lot of crime there. and they wanted in the town to improve. mount holly garden neighborhood is also the one part of town which is a minority neighborhood, in that it's not -- and under federal fair housing laws, of course, one cannot discriminate on people based on race. how do you determine when the protection of the fair housing laws go in to effect? mount holly, the number of resident at the mount holly garden neighborhood in this that town sued to stop this redevelopment project from going forward. they argued that it violated fair housing laws because the people who were bearing the impact of the development were disproportionately minorities. now under the way that the fai

currently seaside park and seaside heights has support from towns in osha county, burlington, cape may, union, mercer, atlantic, new jersey state police, and the state forest firefighters. preliminary number in terms of support and in caution, these are preliminary so we'll update these lawyers. 35 engine company, 13 ladder company, any number specialty units and on the scene now we have approximately 400 firefighters. the division, the state division of fire safety is working with the local incident commander to supply whatever fire service resources are needed. when i arrived on the scene, i met with the local incident commander. the state fire marshal and other support personnel assured them whatever resources would be necessary, if. we would provide them and i would make sure it was done. bottom line, everybody is working together. the current fire line goes from stockton to lincoln, along the boardwalk. fire personnel have dug up the boardwalk at lincoln avenue and dug a 20-fat trench. that's where firefighters are making their stand now to stop the spread any further north on the

tell you that where we have ordered fire equipment here from monmouth, mercer, burlington, atlantic, and cape may counties in addition to obviously ocean county where we are. we are pumping water out of the barnegat bay to help fight the fire. we are running hose from the barnegat bay all the way to the boardwalk and using that as one of the sources of water to try to keep the pressure as high as possible. >> again that was governor chris christie having just arrived talking about the desperate situation in the town where so many of us have spent summer vacations over a lifetime. >>> now we turn to the news from overseas tonight. the latest incredible turn of events in the story we have been following related to syria. as americans woke up today to a guest column in "the new york times" by vladimir putin of russia using at times language that was blunt and stern calling americans out on superiority on claims of american exceptionalism and the use of military force. this as high level talks in syria got under way in geneva. our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell, having flown overnight , i

fact tom was involved in marketing on that case involving the strip search of a prisoner in burlington county. this is a different type of issue coming from the same location. the county seat is called mount holly and then will say you might say the urban renewal type of program. the town wants to and has already begun to bulldoze a neighborhood called the amount harley gardens and build new housing there. they feel there is a lot of crime and they wanted in the town to improve. but now found hawley garden neighborhood is also the one part of town which is a minority neighborhood and that is not under the federal fair housing law and one cannot discriminate against people based on race. the question is how do you determine when the protections of the fair housing law go into effect. mount holly, the residence of the neighborhood in that town sued to stop this redevelopment project from going forward and they argued that it violated the fair housing law because the people who were bearing the impact of this development for disproportionately minorities. now under the we the fair housing law an

they came from every crew, burlington, monmouth, ocean county.en do every single day. and putting their lives on the line to save life and property in other communities, not just their own. >> how long did it take you to come back in that area from sandy and how long do you think you're looking at going forward from here? >> well, it took us almost a year. seaside park, our goal was to be in shape for the summer season. and i think we made that goal, all of our businesses worked very hard. we worked very hard to try to pave the way with permitting processes to make sure they were able to do what they needed to do. again, what we'll do, we'll do the same thing like mayor akers just said, we learned from the experience we've just gone through. what we'll do is meet with the owners of the businesses, see what they plan on doing. once they give us their plans we'll expedite we can everything we can through the township to make sure we can rebuild and be ready again for the next summer season for their business. >> we'll check in with you both. sorry

coming from ocean, monmouth, burlington, cape may, union, mercer and atlantic counties., seaside heights, tom's river, berkeley and manchester were here as well. the new jersey state police is on the ground and air support was provided by the state of new jersey's forest firefighters. the new jersey ems task force was here. and heavy equipment support was given by ocean county. union county sent over the neptune system, a state-of-the-art water delivery system that drew lines of water from the bay at 5,000 to 6,000 gallons a minute and was very helpful in the containment of the fire. to all the men and women, some of whom are behind me, who were here on ground last night, on behalf of the people of new jersey, i say thank you. yesterday we saw what it means to be from our state. we are tough and we stand together in a crisis. to the firefighters, police officers, emts, the volunteers who showed up with coffee and food to help to feed those who were fighting the fires, i want to thank you, too. you once again showed what a resilient community seaside park and seaside heig

county. michigan, kinowah hills public schools. new jersey, city of burlington public schools.texas, the lion and rose british restaurant and pub. texas, m.t.c. restaurant management. utah, the millard school district. arkansas, the area agency of aging -- on aging of western arkansas. arkansas, wal-mart stores inc. anyone heard of them? increased temp share of work force to fewer than 10% from 1% to 2% before this year. california, c.k.e. restaurants. the list goes on and on and on. every one of those -- i read the first, i don't know, 50, 75 of the 301. it's all over the country. it's every state. now, you know a lot of folks in this body may say, "well, that doesn't impact us. what's the problem?" "you know, you serve in the senate, your salary's guaranteed no matter what." besides, we're exempted from obamacare. what's the problem? look, government is a boon business. you look at the counties surrounding washington, d.c., they are booming. why? because government's growing, growing and growing and growing. and every place that i just re read, there are men and women working