what i know about new jersey. in new jersey my office is five blocks from a village called south orange new jersey, which is predominantly white, upper class, wealthy, middle class people and seton hall university. in newark where my office is, down the street on my block, people get shot on a regular basis, and doing drugs, homeless, and i've got a bodega on almost every block, maybe two. in new jersey, people are getting help with subsidies and food stamps and they're taking the bodega's and they are character them and not buying food, they'll give you 40, and buying drugs. all that we know, with the longitudinal studies at least four, five years in colorado when you legalize marijuana there's a substantial increased use of people who never used any kind of drugs. so common sense dictate to me in new jersey, if i realize marijuana, i'm going to get a substantial increase use of people who never used it. and within the aggregate of those people that increased use, there are good to be some food stamp people who a

senator, the honorable senator ron rice, senator from new jersey and leader of the new jersey legislative black caucus. bishop jethro james, jr., senior pastor of paradise baptist church, a senior advisor to a new jersey responsible approaches to marijuana policy. doug timan, president of ceo an of care and treatment centers. we're joined by recovering addict, alexa, who will share her story about marijuana addiction, because one of the big myths out there that marijuana is not addictive. dr. christine miller, neuroscientist, advisory board member smart approaches to marijuana. we are very concerned about edibles and products out there marketed really our vulnerable populations but we're also very heartened by the fact that even in the states like california and massachusetts, that have voted to legalize marijuana, the majority of localities are actually voting to not have legal commercial marijuana where they live. so it signal as divide really between people that want to decriminalize and remove criminal penalties and actually go toward full-blown legalization. one bit of news i want to

host: viewer in new jersey, ann, is of new york, next, democrat's line. caller: yes, i would like to see the democrats in congress ban and refuse to vote with republicans on anything until agrees to bring a bill on the floor to protect and rosenstein. guest: mr. mueller needs to be rotected, he's a great patriarch of america. i don't think we will serve a purpose by not agreeing on agree on.can't we need to bring the country together and not separate us further. polarized it, all of us. we need to bring us back it has an cause effect on the population, that healthy, people start to look inward, they don't see the community. is critical to solve our problems, just like it is good for democrats and to get together. host: if democrats take hold of the house in november, your impeachment f proceedings should start. guest: i don't think we are is something to look at. too many conflicts of interest in the o many -- finger eye to the checks and balances from -- i think this is very for us to stand up for. in 2014, i refer to this before, pedro, in 2014, when re

senator ron rice, senator from new jersey and leader of the new jersey legislationive black caucus. senior pastor and senior adviser to approaches to marijuana policy. doug, the president and ceo of treatment centers. joined by a recovering addict, alexa who will share her story about marijuana addiction. one of the big myths is that it is not addictive. and a board member of s.a.m. we are concerned about the edibles and products marketed to our vulnerable populations. we are also very heartened by the fact that even in the states like california and massachusetts that voted to legalize it, the majority of localities are voting to not have legal commercial marijuana where they live. it signals a divide to people who want to decriminalize and go to full-blown legalization. one bit of news. a recent string of polls by emerson college notten funded by s.a.m., farly dickinson university and mason dixon, funded by s.a.m. found that when people are asked about multiple choices in regards to marijuana, their first choice is not legalization. a majority does not opt for legalization when gi

[applause] >> good afternoon, i'm new jersey state senator ronald delrice and i'm in washington and my son is ronald c rice and he does a lot of youtube stub and be clear that i am. i'm the third senior serving senator out of new jersey, 42 years, a former law enforcement officer, detective investigator, a former city council person for 16 years, four years deputy mayor, vietnam veteran, and my background's criminal justice administration and i lived in the city of newark since 1955, left, came home in 1967 riots, and then got to vietnam. i'm a college grad. i've been to many events and the thing that disturbs me the most many' a product of the civil rights movement and a product of the racial south and the people i tell i went to new jersey in 1955, remind them in

i'm new jersey state senator ronald rice, i am in washington and my son is ronald c. rice. he does a lot of youtube stuff. i want to be clear who i am. i'm the their senior serving senator in the state of new jersey. i've been there 32 years. i'm a former law enforcement officer, detective, investigator. i'm a former city council person for 16 years, four years deputy mayor, vietnam veteran. my background is criminal justice administration. i've lived in the city of newark since 1955. i left, came home after the 1967 riots and went to vietnam. i'm a college grad. been through many of them. the thing that disturbs i'm a product of the civil rights movement and a product of the racial south. the reason i tell me, congressman i when to new jersey in 1955, i remind them january

. >> then the cast of jersey shore together again. family vacation is an >> johnny ga alec ki was honored at the ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto jake... ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto oh no, jake. seresto. 8-month... ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto ♪ >> i'll be bigger and better than ever. >> sylvester stallone giving support to arnold schwarzenegger after open heart surgery. his first words after he woke up, i'll be back. >> well he would be. >> then the 70-year-old found out the docs had to do more than originally planned. i went in expecting a small incision, but woke up with a big one. but i woke up and that's something to be thankful. >> melissa mccarthy is thankful for her mother who supported her ever when least expected. >> i said i'm not going to go back to college. i'm going to do stand up. she said that's a good idea. for the reco

. >> then the cast of jersey shore together again. family vacation is an >> johnny ga alec ki was honored at the ♪ >> i'll be bigger and better than ever. >> sylvester stallone giving support to arnold schwarzenegger after open heart surgery. his first words after he woke up, i'll be back. >> well he would be. >> then the 70-year-old found out the docs had to do more than originally planned. i went in expecting a small incision, but woke up with a big one. but i woke up and that's something to be thankful. >> melissa mccarthy is thankful for her mother who supported her ever when least expected. >> i said i'm not going to go back to college. i'm going to do stand up. she said that's a good idea. for the record terrible advise, but i love you set it. >> when melissa moved to nyc she had just $45 her pocket. within 24 hours she landed her first stand up gig and now she's one of the world's highest paid actresses. earning an estimated $18 million last year. >> i have a crazy kind of mid western work ethic that i got from my mom and dad t

last night because he was just as pushy, kind of jersey values approach, jersey through and throughown admission. >> in the mountain state not much love for the garden state and candidates running out of time to change voters minds because early voting is underway, that means some west virginians have heard enough and are casting ballots that cannot be swayed in the next 2 weeks by controversial comments or expensive attack ads. >> a lot of jersey hate. from jersey to arizona, foxbusiness, the e. coli outbreak linked to tainted romaine lettuce is growing. dozens of new cases, this is scary. >> reporter: 31 new cases of this traced back to that tainted letter from yuma, arizona bringing the total to 84 cases of e. coli and also spread the 19 states, colorado, georgia and south dakota have been added to that list. you can see the other states there. the cdc hasn't traced it back to an exact grow or distributor, just from the arizona region so it is best not to eat lettuce from that region. >> it is easier to get your heat on at disney these days. >> this something you don't hear often

carol: it is not just about new jersey, but across the united states. >> new jersey is the first doing number of states passing laws that if new jersey wins, there will be many more after that. --ol: william hill is a name your listeners will know. it is the oldest bookmaker. carol: they are huge. >> yes, massive overseas. they did not have a u.s. presence until a few years ago. a factor into this story because they are going to be the first mover in new jersey. a number of years ago they cut a deal with the racetrack in new jersey. they paid a million dollars for exclusive rights to be the sports betting provider. as new jersey went through this process, since they will be the first state, william hill positioned himself to be in the first date. taylor: they are playing the long game here. they are coming in as the underdog, banking on this ruling to open up the door. >> exactly, and right now it looks like a pretty savvy business play. it is it -- it is a good deal. the odds are good. they made it clear if they cut this deal now, they would have got more money. because william hill w

but one have a list of all was new jersey. i want to give you a flavor of new jersey.n 1965, new jersey had no income tax nor sales tax. think of it. it had neither can income tax nor sales tax. it was the fastest-growing state in the nation. people from everywhere were moving into new jersey and they had a balanced budget. 12 years ago, when my student was governor of new jersey in -- university of chicago student. in truth in lending, transparency, all of that, c student. [laughter] after seeing the shenanigans of mf global, i am not sure he was a c. but new jersey had one of the. people were leaving new jersey like rats off a sinking ship. it had a huge deficit. when you look at this, the economic metrics are clear. i ask myself the question, why would anyone put in an income tax with this type of background if you just opened your eyes, you can see it. why would they do this? i tried to figure out what it is. the answer is pretty simple. i had a debate on intelligence square. phil gramm and i were taking them on. said i don't care about your economics, i want a civ

jersey. new new jersey. jersey. new jersey. jersey. very easy to mix the two uppen jersey.hello, atlantic, and be nicknamed the accidentaltourist. hello, i am joe hill, the accidental tourist. six yea rs hill, the accidental tourist. six years ago, hejoined a facebook page reviewing businesses injersey. the only thing was, it was not new jersey in america, butjersey. a must for its potatoes. jersey royals. i started seeing these posts from ajersey page royals. i started seeing these posts from a jersey page and i was not confused because i did not know they had this much british slang in new jersey. i thought it was the us state. after a while, i started to think this was another country. after about two years, i admitted that i did not realisejersey was its own country. islanders loved his comments so much that they offered, not only to show him around, but also pay for his flights over. we have done a tonne of stuff since we have done a tonne of stuff since we have been here. we have been to several places for food, we have stayed in a hotel, we went to a castle. so, as j

the average property owner in new jersey is paying 18 -- 18- $20,000. that deduction goes back before the code. that goes back to the civil war. if you look at the origin of why this deduction was so important and how it's helped so many people. we were concerned during the civil war that most of the money would go to the federal government to be used in the war to protect america and its values. then there would be no money left for roads, hospitals. it's a good move.'s probably the worst part of the tax cuts. >> the ministration is billed as paying for these tax cuts. do you see that kind of math ? >> absolutely not. i believe that this is a set up to get into what they really want to be. which is cut medicare and so security. we vardy seen those cuts i would say it's not going pay for itself. were talking about trillions of dollars been added to the debt. >> as of yesterday the bill became an issue. >> i'm glad you brought that up. it's been extended for another day. i think the country has a right to know if there's any potential conflicts. presiden

interview with the jersey shore cast was back in 2009., only three episodes had aired, and they were already a cultural phenomenon. >> two weeks ago nobody knew you, nobody cared. what's it like now? >> i think we're changing the whole reality genre. >> we're not going anywhere. >> you should probably get used to these faces. >> did you just get highlights? nice frost. >> what, did you get a new face? >> nearly 10 years later, "e.t"" was on set in miami for "jersey shore: family reunion" which airs tonight on mtv. >> let's go back to the most iconic "jersey shore" moment of all time, the punch. >> get your [ bleep ] out of our faces. i remember this guy taking our shots, and i was getting annoyed that he was stealing our alcohol, so i stood up to him, and that's when i got punched. and i was like, cool. this is my life. why am i here? >> you want to hit me? you want to hit me? >> i always like to say i have no regrets, but, um, in italy somehow, someway i made a huge miscalculation and i head-butted the wall. >> stop! it just wasn't a goo

new jersey received a d-plus for rail and transit. a county in my district is the worse for railway crossing crashes. america's infrastructure failure is leading to more and more accidents. we've seen fatal amtrak crashes in hoe boeingan, washington state, south carolina and west virginia. we simply can't afford to sit idly by, punting on this urgent need. we need infrastructure investment, but we also need to proactively improve our safety procedures and processes. we need to take on safety in this country and for all we pay in taxes and tickets, both of which i think are far too high, we cannot play games with the safety of our families and children. we can't have delays in implementing rail safety rules. i'm proud to have led on this bipartisan bill to secure america's rails with real safety provisions. the bipartisan f.r.a. safety data improvement act improves and standardizes reporting and training around railway accidents, on railroads like amtrak and new jersey transit. by better standardizing reporting requirements, we can lev

it is not just about new jersey, we are talking across the united states.is the first state doing it, but there are a number of other states that have already passed laws saying that if new jersey wins, there will be more regulations and this is what they will look like, and there will be many more after that. william hill is a name your listeners will know if they have spent time in the u.k. or europe. it is the oldest bookmaker. the oldest name in betting. carol: they are huge. evan: yes, massive overseas. they did not have a u.s. presence until five or six years ago. joe asher was the man they brought in to run u.s. operations, and they factor into this story because they are going to be the first mover in new jersey. a number of years ago joe cut a it deal with monmouth racetrack in new jersey, the horseracing park. they paid $1 million for exclusive rights to be their sports betting provider. as new jersey went through this process, since they will be the first state, william hill has positioned themselves to be the first within the first state. taylor

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jersey? anyone else here from new jersey? new jersey is the garden state, which makes him uniquely qualified to oversee the safety of fresh produce. second, he raises chickens in his backyard. my understanding is that those chickens provide eggs to his family. jersey? new jersey is the garden state, however, i'm going to warn the commissioner that if he decides one day to slaughter and sell his chickens, secretary purdue might want to talk to him. the concern was that he would focus only on drug and medical products, and neglect food. these concerns, however, were unfounded. in just his first year, he has shown he is a vigorous supporter of implementation, a passionate proponent of the important role nutrition plays and help, nts committed to improving the effectiveness of food recalls. before handing the mic over, i would like to leave him with a before handing the mic over, i would like to leave him with a challenge. some 28 years ago, secretary louis sullivan addressed this very conference

the new tax law slams new jersey harder than any other state. 10.2% of all new jersey households willhat is 300,000 households. you will pay more. new jersey people already pay high taxes and the new governor wants another tax hike. if you want to get out. the state will charge you an exit fee. why on earth would anyone who makes good money buy real estate and move to new jersey? you're going to hear a lot more about this as the bad news sinks in. as we said high-taxed states are getting clobbered. by the way it's a double shot. as the decline in manhattan real estate shows, people are not moving in. just wait until you see the numbers for people moving out. after decades of democrat-led, tax-and-spend by new york, new jersey, california and others, the tax chickens are coming home to roost. the damage to these states will be severe. and the win for low-taxed florida, texas nevada, tennessee and others will be huge. the second hour of "varney & company" is about to begin. stuart: this is breaking right now. president trump just tweeting about amazon again. here is the tweet. i'm right

. >> i grew up, i was born in the state of new jersey, grew up in new jersey. part of the time down at the jersey shore and then montclare, new jersey is where i went to high school. >> what did your folks do? >> my father was a salesman, okay, for ranggold beer. my mother during world war ii was a legal secretary in new york city but once she started having children, then she was a stay at home mom. >> okay. and tell me a little, how did you meet your husband? >> i met harry on a blind date by a mutual friend who was engaged to one of harry's classmates. >> okay. and so did you start dating him when he was still a cadet? >> yes. >> okay. what was that like? >> well, i didn't really know very much about the military. you know? my father was in world war ii but i was born after the war. so, it was a unique experience because i -- you know, i'd never been to west point. i mean, it was beautiful. the cadets in their uniforms, everybody who i met, you know, a lot of harry's friends were already engaged, had been dating for a while. we did not meet until his first y

currently no states require a license for dog groomers but laws in new jersey are pending named after dogs who have died like scruffles. >> she's the little girl bulldog that change the rules. changed the rules. >> reporter: a family hoping its loss could help save others. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new jersey. >>> we'll take a short break and coming up, the senator and mom who just made history doing something no senator has ever done before. >>> also, the wild protest as bill cosby goes on trial again. her connection to cosby's sitcom past. at stanford health care, we can now simulate the exact anatomy of a patient's brain before surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for seizures. and if we can fix damaged heart valves without open heart surgery, imagine what we can do for an irregular heartbeat, even high blood pressure. if we can use analyze each patient's breast cancer to personalize their treatment, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. >>> a chaotic start outside the courthouse in pennsylvania at the retrial

the "jersey shore" crew is back on the air. yeah.ittle more plastic than before. it's t-shirt time on "the skinny," this friday, april 6th. >>> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> never watch "jersey shore" so he was confused by the entire script. i like how you read that. it's t-shirt time on this friday. >> how is it? >> it's t-shirt time! >> okay. i still don't get it. seriously, when i saw it i thought cabs are here. we have wine? >> we'll have more on that coming up and we'll get your analysis on what you thought of the reunion. >>> first, we are going start things off with the global stock markets rattled as president trump proposes another $100 billion in tariffs. stk president escalated fears of an all out trade war as he asked the u.s. trade representative to consider the new taxes on yet to be identified chinese imports. this week china hit back with $50 billion on tariffs on things like soybeans and pork. all in response to earlier u.s. tariffs on its products. >> but the president's chief economic advis

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new jersey could let the dog vote in state of election if they wanted.the constitution and federal law. if someone goes into vote and there are state and federal offices, a challenger would have to challenge that person. they would have to know in advance that it's more likely than not that person is not an american citizen. if the challenge prevails they could go into a booth with the monitor and vote for states but not federal. what is the chances of that happening in a state like new jersey. >> so they are open to the idea of contaminating presidential election. >> yes. a poll taken yesterday set of the poll taken this november were yesterday, the democrats would win every congressional seat for the first time in history. there would be a single republican representing anyone from new jersey. where we have two very liberal senators. we have all 11 numbers of congress being democratic. by the have to make this easier for illegals to vote when they already have a stranglehold on our home state. stuart: to lock in a democrat ruling party forever in the s

. >>> it's only 12 miles from midtown manhattan, but hackensack, new jersey, feels like another world. it's the largest city in bergen county, which is ranked as one of the most prosperous regions in the nation. just outside downtown hackensack is the bergen county jail. most of the nearly 900 inmates here are accused of crimes and are awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. the majority of them are from somewhere else. many say bergen county is better than other jails. >> this is a country club. sit and play chess all day. no problems. three tvs. it's country club. >> the country club reference goes back as long as i've been here. so i look at it as a compliment. a country club is a professional, well-organized, strict with rules and regulations. i look at that at bergen county jail. some of the hardened criminals like the dirty, grungy type of jail. they're not going to find that here. >> right here in bergen county jail, they got good, good people. just straight up real. >> with seven prior stays, enrique cruz qualifies as the jail's unofficial tour guide. >> this spanish

i lose the ability to write off income taxes which are not cheap in new jersey, which you know.s business expenses. i thought i was going to have major money now subject to tax that wasn't. and my accountant said to me, that even with all of that your tax is only going to go up 2200 a year i began to question how devastating the hit was going to be >> well, if you want to pay my extra, you're welcome to >> in my district people come to me and say, their taxes are going up i don't know if you're accountant is a magician we're getting crushed under this, and my taxes are going up, not down you have other places where they're now benefiting because they stuck it to us. >> do you know what participate of a percentage of constituents are going to pay higher taxes? >> when it's lower for longer, there are far fewer people who need to take those deductions. >> here's what we know, we know that mother than 50% of my district, closer to 60 itemized on their taxes, and they're going to take a hit. we know that moodies has put out that property values are already down in the state of new j

and in february, he passes through trenton, new jersey. and he gives a speech to the state legislature. and there he says that when he was a boy, he read "life of washington" and of all of the battles he recounts, the one that made the biggest impression was the battle of trenton. the end of 1776 after a disastrous half year for the united states. washington had been beaten out of new york city. he lost the battle in white plains in upstate new york. retreated across the state of new jersey and across the delaware river. the british reconcurred southern new york and new jersey and expected in the spring they would cross the delaware, take philadelphia and wrap the revolution up. but at the end of the year, washington and his troops turned, recrossed delaware and attacked a out post. these were hired soldiers from germany fighting on the british side. attacked the out-postin the city of trenton and captured 900 soldiers and won the battle of princeton. this was not the beginning of the end of the revolutionary war but it was the end of the

>> well, i think the governor of new jersey is playing with fire right now because while new jersey is is new york but it is a lot higher tax state than in the rest of the country, after president trump's big tax cut and tax reform with the limitation on state and local tax deductions, you're going to see the average new jersey resident, improvement in aftertax income, in california, in texas, pardon, 2.6%, 63% of the benefit f he puts through that multibillion dollar tax increase in new jersey, you're going the see that advantage in favor of texas just get bigger. stuart: i think it's worst than you're making out. if you -- if you eastern -- earn decent income, you can no longer deduct state tax with federal tax so your overall bill goes way up if you're in top 5%, 1%, this would be an exodus, chuck. >> i was speaking to the average. to that point, stuart, if you look at the u.s. census bureau data for state to state domestic migration you'll see a little more than 80,000 people move to texas than move out of texas and that's the same with new jersey only the opposite. in other words,

>> could you talk a little bit about, i remember there's a situation in new jersey with the nurse and the other sort of domestic political things that were going on. did any of those affect the response or was that all of domestic consumption chatter? >> the question was how did the politics of the moment, and it got ugly the time, impact the actual response itself? one way it impacted the response was republicans put a lot of pressure on the obama administration to do something quickly, like say appointing a single person who would oversee the ebola response. the options that two republicans -- was it john boone and frankel? two republicans offered. colin powell, bob gates who had written a scathing anti-obama book and mike levin who was a former hhs secretary who was running the mitt romney's transition campaign or transition during the 2012 campaign. the obama administration said thanks but no thanks to those three names and ended up picking ron klein who was closer to the fold i think. the domestic politics though , was the thing that got people's attention the most was the call f

he is really good at stack. >> and left new jersey and went to maine, pulling far behind. the third candidate who was doing okay, 10% or 15% dropped out of the race because they hated the incumbent governor so much, and keep casey hickox in quarantine, she said thank you, no thank you and took a bike ride with a partner in a public show of science and the governor of maine was reelected, paula page won a second term in no small part, in some part because of the ebola outbreak. 2014 was a bad year for democrats. tom tillis ran anti-ebola ad, a candidate in michigan who ran and ebola ad. and lost to the incumbent. and critical of republicans cut funding to ebola. sen. mark pryor in arkansas. is that right? more than 17. the political conversation was entirely negative. and mark pryor, and lost because of arkansas. one more. >> how do you think they would handle if the ebola outbreak happened under donald trump, how would they handle it? >> how would the trump administration and join outbreak right now? he has already tweeted, i am sure. fortunately he has a better base than

he had retreated across the state of new jersey and across the delaware river. the british had reconquered southern new york and new jersey, and they expected in the spring they would cross the delaware, take philadelphia and wrap this revolution up. but at the end of the year washington and his troops turned, recrossed the delaware and attacked a hessian outpost. these were hired soldiers from germany who were fighting on the british side. they attacked a hessian outpost in the city of trenton, captured 900 soldiers and went on to win the battle of price ton. th princeton. it it was the end of the beginning. it meant that the cause would not be stifled in its cradle, that the americans could fight and fight back and win and that the struggle would go on. in lincoln's speech to the new jersey legislature, he mentions the crossing of the river, the hessians and the cold and the suffering of the soldier also. and if you read weems's account of the basketball, those are the things that weems spent describing which tells me lincoln is recover a memory of his child h

to a school in 2015, high tech high school in north bergen, new jersey him and to perform for the kids. brian mooney participates in hip-hop ed. that does it for our broadcast. i will be speaking and lincoln, nebraska, friday night at the rococo theater. check our website for more details. democracynow.org. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!]

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strangers rushing into action to save them as flames engulf the new jersey dance studio. tonight investigators are trying to determine what caused the fire. nbc's ann thompson now with details. [ screaming ] >> reporter: this wasn't about how well they could move, but how fast. >> report of an active fire -- >> reporter: the building on fire, girls from a dance class in edgewater, new jersey, crowded on to a balcony, including nina twomey. >> the exits would blocked with fire so the only way out was to jump off. >> she watches as one was rescued by ladder and until it fell and forcing others to leap for their lives. the 12-year-old dangled in air. >> fire was coming a lot closer. sparks were shooting out and my arms have little blisters but i'm fine. >> reporter: tony nemmy followed the smoke from his store across the street. >> i saw -- >> you could see them through the window? >> through the window. >> reporter: the father of the teenage girl himself, he climbed on to a roof to reach a pair of frightened dance students. >> so what did you do when you saw the girls in th

steve: that was walter from book ends in new jersey. a lot of folks from northern new jersey.ropped the banner there is ainsley right there. we are doing a selfie with the big crowd. ainsley: more people were excited to see steve than me. that's his neighborhood. they were wonderful and i really appreciate it please join us tonight in brooklyn. we will be in bay ridge at book shop at 7:30. friday boiling springs baptist church 5:30. i'm doing the show down there friday. drive to spartanburg. drive back to my hometown on saturday and barnes & noble 2:00 columbia, south carolina and then new jersey on may 6th. steve: sunday in north vale new jersey at books and greetings. if you would like to get a book and have greetings for ainsley, you will be able to have -- ainsley: dad is coming on the show. my dad and my daughter will be on the show a little later. brian: we'll find out more about that. meanwhile, stuart varney has been waiting patiently here knowing he missed the signing in new jersey. you are the host of varney and company. ainsley: i will sign it for you. >> thank you

turner, fundraiser for heather: who resigned as the dash cam video was showing her parading to new jersey police officers. >> you may not tell me when to take my child. you may shut the [bleep] up. greg: it's like the white house correspondents dinner. [laughter] it all started when the officers pulled over an unregistered car german by a person over 18, karen's daughter, in the carpet she came to pick them up to try to play the don't you know who i am thing? >> you're just a writer spirit no, i'm not. i'm here as a concerned citizen and friend of the mayor. i'm the one of the port authority. if there is a problem -- >> there is no problem. >> do not call me ms..

jenkins returned fire by pointing out that attorney gener general morrisy ran for congress in new jersey. they think that's why he's sometimes aggressive in debates. >> i called him out in a fun way at the debate last night because he was this pushy, jersey values approach. you know, he's jersey through and through but his own admission. >> rounding out the top tier, don blankenship. the former coal baron wore a hat for a republican's campaign that was not invited. blankenship is best known in west virginia as being a former coal baron that recently served a year in jail on a misdemeanor conviction that killed 29 people in a cave collapse. he's spending a million dollars on this race and really disrupting things. >> neil: thanks, peter. we're going to put this in perspective here. the win by the republican candidate was five points in a district that the president won by 20 points. however, the president is pleased never the lease and republicans are seizing on this as a development that interrupts a trend that democrats have been seizing on to say. they're in a big heap of trouble. migh

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to this magical place for years, ever since they were newlywednesday in a starter apartment in new jersey. up here, the air was fresh and the views seemed limitless. >> it sort of framed by trees that you could look down to the right and see the view of george washington bridge. >> what they couldn't see from here, of course, was the future. had their caught even a glimpse of what was to come surely they would have abandoned this place forever. steven and jody melt in the late '70s in georgia. he was in the army, a bookworm who loved the civil war.

giving up your children, s-o-u-l. [ applause ] >> good afternoon, i'm new jersey state senator and i'm in washington and my son is ronald c. rice and does a lot of youtube stuff and he is down here. i want to be clear who i am. i'm the third senior serving senator i have been there 32 years. a former law enforcement officer, detective ninvestigato, deputy mayor, vietnam, background is criminal justice. -- then got ordered to vietnam. i'm a college grad, i've been to many. the thing that disturbances me the most is i'm a product of the civil rights movement and the south. january 1955 i was 9 years old.

the caliph episode one on a jersey. and a simple every gang member who will fight in a climate of fear rhetoric is easily abuse to the point food lines investigative new initiatives to combat gangs simply being used to target the undocumented and found rubble we started hearing kids report that source who had been picked up and his parents than even no kids were just literally being disappeared trumps war on gangs on al-jazeera.

to a school in 2015, high tech high school in north bergen, new jersey him and to perform for the kids. brian mooney participates in hip-hop ed. that does it for our broadcast. i will be speaking and lincoln, nebraska, friday night at the rococo theater. check our website for more details. democracynow.org. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] today's show is a celebration