first of all let's explain the difference between actually i'd like to start with camden new jersey we just we were just talking about that are we going to see a situation now where if you get stopped by the police in camden new jersey they'll say. your driver's license registration and by the way would you like fries with that. well clearly camden is going into relatively on charted territory i mean there's a real debate to be had about how we reduce crime the role of poverty the approaches around decriminalization of drugs that could affect some of the root causes here but was disturbing as we see the movement into the public sector of a long time trend in the private sector where you bust the union when i was an organizer in the hotel industry you'd see this all the time where the owner shuts down waits a little while only brings back some of the workers puts up a new sign pretend it's a new business and effectively bust the unions in this case according to the times you have a plan to pay similar wages to a new group of workers but take away their union benefits by creating this le

going on around the nation where workers are in a lot of trouble perhaps none more so than in camden new jersey and his book days of destruction days of reason old pulitzer prize winning journalist and author chris hedges highlights the plight of camden new jersey calling it a sacrifice zone to global capitalism what used to be a booming manufacturing sector an important export hob has been decimal. it turning can a new jersey into one of the most dangerous cities in america and despite murders within the city on track to break all time records this year kansas is moving to lay off its remaining two hundred seventy three police officers to save money and instead hire non-unionized police officers to handle the streets the police union is suing the city claiming the move will risk public safety joining me now is josh eidelson labor reporter for salon and in these times josh welcome thanks for having me back tom thanks for thanks for joining us it's great to see you again the n.f.l. refs are back but it's not all good news for organized labor. first of all let's explain the difference between act

you do to save money why what off your police officers of course what the heck is going on in camden new jersey. you need to know this back in june chief justice john roberts cast the deciding judgment they can do citing vote up holding obamacare as constitutional and triggered a near mutiny on his right flank on the court right after the decision roberts left the country and went to malta to dodge all the criticism you knew he was going to get from conservatives in the coming days and weeks and that's why the last supreme court term and now three months later a new supreme court term kicks off today and obamacare is not on the docket this term a bunch of other high profile crucially important cases are first on the list for a bit of action for college admissions arguments and fisher versus the university of texas are scheduled to begin on october tenth and the court could strike down racial or economic preferences in college admissions and given the court's five to four conservative advantage it's likely they'll do just that next up the court will weigh. on whether or not corporations can be l

after the break camden new jersey has one of the high.crime rates in america the city has laid off its two hundred plus police officers why are city officials making such a bizarre move and is it really the best way for the citizen i want to. let. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is ok. i'm tom hardy welcome to the big picture. you. going to.

it's the same group of people, but they have recovered 13 scooters. 10 of those have come from camden, new jersey. they're thinking that these are being stolen from philadelphia and taken to the streets of new jersey. another video. this one from arizona. pay close attention to this man in the red shirt. he walks up with a basket to the meat department and starts loading it up with about $150 worth of meat. instead of heading for the registers, he heads straight for the door. but -- what he didn't know was that the security manager at this store was keeping a close eye on him, and tackled him right as he's trying to get out. >> oh -- oh, man, and that is a big guy, too! oh, he pushed him into the claw machine! >> unfortunately, there was a getaway car waiting for him right outside of the store. so the driver of that car got out, helped his buddy and they were able to get away. so police are hoping someone recognizes the dude and calls the cops. >> he got away with meat, too? >> no. he didn't get away with the meat. >>> inside an "entertainment weekly" magazine, an electronic ad, looking for an an

host: this is camden, new jersey. denise, good morning. democrats line, hello. camden, new jersey. hello. let's go to greg in retchfield, wisconsin. hello. caller: hello. thank you for c-span. i would like to opponent out a couple things to my democratic friends about the republican party that are being used as scare tactics. republicans like clean water. we want no pollution. we want jobs. we want better education. i'd also like to point out that what has happened with fast and furious, the keystone pipeline these are gigantic issues that i feel the democrats are being very hypocritical about in the fact that they are letting president obama slide with them along with a lot of other issues. i'm asking the democrats to open up your eyes and look at things objectively. host: the issues he listed, mr. schimming, what would you make of those? >> i agree with him on all things. certainly with respect to the keystone pipeline. the president, listening to him debate, he made it sound like he's a supporter of the keystone pipeline, he's not the supporter of the keystone pipeline. that's t

. >> i think of camden, new jersey. >> $5 cops. >> these were once great american cities that declinest -- it's painful to read a story like this. >> it would be helpful if multiple police chiefs in detroit weren't busy having sex scandals, that might help a little bit. good leadership. >> abandonment of detroit. i grew up there and left in 1979. when you talk about those counties that bane don the city, when i went back for the super bowl i never seen that many white people in detroit before the riots because they have been, you know, some would say discouraged, pushed out, so you have greed and corruption and with kind of racial disparities between the have gots and have nots. a lethal cocktail. i love you, detroit. go tigers. >> okay. let's not talk baseball. let's not go there. >> show us your -- >> thank you to michael, steve, joy and hugo. that is all. i will see you with a show at noon eastern, 9:00 p.m., joined by richard wolffe, jonathan capehart, michael crowley, gop strategist phil musser, stew rosin burg and obama campaign's ben the thunder labolt. until then find us at fa

three male teachers at a camden county new jersey high school are accused of having sex with students. investigators say the principal and vice principal work to protect those people instead of the students. the prosecutor says the relationships grew out of social media as well as interactions outside of school. >> we uncovered evidence of exchanges of sexually explicit text messages during instructional periods. and a trip to the shore involving the teachers and their victims as well as other students. >> the female students are all 17 or 18 years old. all five educators facing a slew of charges. >>> hope you enjoyed that weather out there today. things are about to change. erica grow will be along in a minute with a lock at your full forecast. it's tough out there this weekend. and right after the break, four students travel to guatemala to live on $1 a day. the mission? put the spotlight on world poverty. you'll meet one of those students up next. >>> can you imagine living on just $1 a day? it's not actually a choice for more than a billion people living around the world who exist

host: this is camden, new jersey. denise, good morning. democrats line, hello. camden, new jersey. in richfield, wisconsin. hello. caller: hello. thank you for c-span. i would like to opponent out a couple things to my democratic friends about the republican party that are being used as scare tactics. republicans like clean water. we want no pollution. we want jobs. we want better education. i'd also like to point out that what has happened with fast and furious, the keystone pipeline these are gigantic issues that i feel the democrats are being very hypocritical about in the fact that they are letting president obama slide with them along with a lot of other issues. i'm asking the democrats to open up your eyes and look at things objectively. thank you. host: the issues he listed, mr. schimming, what would you make of those? guest: i agree with him on all things. certainly with respect to the keystone pipeline. the president, listening to him debate, he made it sound like he's a supporter of the keystone pipeline, he's not the supporter of the keystone pipeline. that's tens of tho

. >> prosecutors in camden county, new jersey, say they have been working on the case for two monthsnd parents say rumors of these relationships go back for nearly a year. >>> metro features a fight. >>> d.c. mayor vincent gray setting the record straight about his future plans. >> new cases of a deadly form of meningitis pop up in virginia. >>> president obama continuing to target some very specific voters in virginia, but romney heading to florida. >>> good evening, i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler. the lowest jobless rate since president obama took office. he says the number shows the recovery is on the right track now. as you might expect, mitt romney holds a different view. danielle lee is on capitol hill with the veryliest. hi, danielle. >> hi, good evening. for president obama, this is proof that his policies are working. for mitt romney the unemployment rate at 7.8% doesn't tell the whole story. at a rally a in virginia a a smiling president obama took full advantage of september's job's report. >> more people entered the worc

right now there's a family in camden, new jersey, they can put food on the table. because of his inspiration. that's his legacy. and it is up to us to each and every one of us to carry that legacy forward. we love you, senator. [applause] >> i am gary hart of colorado. [applause] nations even great nations sometimes require a voice of conscious. george mcgovern was the voice of conscious for our nation in our time. the voice of conscious began as far back as intent -- ancient israel with its profits calling the people of israel back to their purpose and back to their cause. in america george mcgovern stood in the tradition of henry david thoreau of william jennings bryan, and more recently, of robert kennedy and of martin luther king. when the wounded veteran in vietnam needed a voice, george mcgovern was there. when a hungry child in america's poverty needed a voice, he was there. when women minorities, and young people sought to break down the barriers of a closed political system his voice was there. when sinister forces corrupted the political system and haunte

we heard this morning bus service was restored in camden county, new jersey, that is one county out of entire state where the transit system is operating buses. they have so far to go here, bill. they are just beginning. bill: we're looking screen right. that is the town of manesqan that you're crew is trying to get in. police are doing their work as well. the images are from one of our colleagues, nicole acesy whose parents and grandparents spend a lot of time in the town. i think what you will find is a scene of devastation. >> reporter: we're headed there next. we got secure permission to at least get in the town with our camera and look what is going on down there. we're told it's bad. bill: we'll see you next hour. rick leventhal along the shore. martha. martha: sun peeking out from the clouds which is a welcome sight. in new jersey the destruction is far from over. there is a fire to report this morning that broken out in. a shore town that has suffered severe damage from the storm. officials believe that natural gas lines are fueling the big flames that you see in these evening

many voters cast their ballots new jersey is a really good example of why in this election matters the state is the fourth worst in terms of unemployment the city of camden just fired the majority of its police officers and crime in new jersey is through the roof but instead of focusing their efforts on these issues assemblywoman l. grace spencer has introduced a bill that would require drivers to buckle up their cats and dogs or face a twenty five dollar ticket so is this the latest case of a nanny state party correspondent. reports. me adrian at seven years old and eight hundred pounds she's an experienced traveler . calm and composed. would be a dream isn't aware of. is that the future of pets and cars has been a major concern for some lawmakers in new jersey who have been considering implementing a law to buckle up but you've been probably the most effective way to secure an animal in a car is either using a carrier and then buckling the carrier in or using a a travel harness. we tried to use a buckle with adrian and it came up and then without a cage. harnesses can cost up to forty dollars and if this bill were to become law we would be fined from t

efficacy for the cops program, we have put nearly 300 police officers on the streets of new jersey. and in camden, nearly 30 were created a virtue of the programs that i did working with the mayor. we have i believe the strong support of the justice grants that help law enforcement departments create greater safety. i strongly believe in those programs and also with our firefighters. they were the ones who responded on that fateful day of september 11. they are the real first responders, not the federal government. we were all committed to them but my opponent has cut them dramatically and cut a $50 million supplemental to help the police department that you just cited, jim, and when he voted against this he said well i know it may increase crime but we have a tough budget. safety is job number one and that is why i am proud that the police associations in the state and that is why i am proud all the fire associations in the state just came out and endorse me because they know that even in tough times public safety still has to be job one. so yes i believe the federal government has a role to pla

camden was on the way to the doctor's office. >> brian: so it was a sign? >> steve: it's an homage to new jersey here and she was actually talking about the fact that yeah, there is this name that nick really loves, but i don't really like it that much. >> it was collin. >> gretchen: i think she exposed that right here. >> had that picture. how cute is he? >> gretchen: adorable. i understand you're going to make him a cincinnati bengals fan. he watched a game with you when he was like two days old? >> he got home on friday and he watched the game with me on sudden. i'm happy to say that the bengals are 3-1 since camden's birth. that's why i'm excited about what i'm talking about today. i'm partnering with tide. it's about finding the moment where your team's colors -- >> steve: is that why you're wearing this? >> that and it's close to halloween. perfect halloween colors. find a picture that shows really -- represents what being your fandom is all about and post it on tide's facebook page. >> brian: what is your first cincinnati bengals memory? >> kenny anderson was the quarterback. he was lay -