it's very meaningful they come from jersey. you would have met with me if i requested it or the white house. correct? >> thank you for those remarks and the partnership you and your staff always showed to me in my work at university hospital. i was honored by that ongoing relationship and absolutely, i look to the guidance of the political process on keeping myself out of the political process. but policy interest. >> i respect that. but the simple question, yes or no. you would have met with me if the white house asked me to. >> i would have absolutely followed whatever guidance was given to me. >> to your knowledge, did the white house ever ask me to have a meeting with you? >> i don't know that senator. >> you have no knowledge. >> i don't know if that request was made. >> appreciate you being candid with that response. don is a person you and i have known for years. >> i have met him, yes. he never represented to you there was a request for a meeting or anything like that. or adequate consultation. >> i don't recall having

>> i don't know the cause in new jersey. i do know this though, justice needs to be colorblind and i think it is always important to ask if there aredisparities among different groups . one issue that come up a lot is the use of marijuana, a lot of people are in jail over that. and i have supported looking at different criminal penalties for that. not legalizing it but looking at different mill penalties and that's perhaps might help . i've heard argues others argue that would help a lot. >> you mentioned marijuana, yes, sir no from either, would you support the legalization of a dual use marijuana? >> not for recreational use. i've been on a heroine task force. >> is a gateway drug for some. i supported for medical purposes. >> but not for adult recreation. >> we're going to move on now. you accuse each other of being beholden to special interest groups. can you name those groups and why your opponents association with them is bad for the district mark we will start with you mister macarthur. >> naming, i'll read the questi

this is incredibly important for the voters here in new jersey. i think the last few days have been a very devastating and tough for the country, and that calls upon us to have a civil discussion here. that is what this is about. i think about how i was talking on the phone with a friend of mine in pittsburgh and she was telling me how her extended family was affected by the shooting. i could hear the pain in her voice and i started crying as well. my baby boy had never seen me cry before and asked me what was wrong. him whato explain to happened, it was so difficult, and it calls upon all of us to make sure we have the kind of discourse, the kind of focus to have the unity we need right now in this country, to be it were to move forward. put aside our differences and recognize what we can do together in the wake of this tragedy what we can do together. i hope that is what we have going forward. moderator: thank you both. mr. kim, the president suggested that the mass shooting could have been avoided if there was an armed guard in the synagogue. d

. >> next, c-span covers the new jersey third district race. representative paul macarthur and andy cam debate to discuss several issues in the state. c-span is your primary source for campaign 2018. ♪ >> two-term incumbent come up member of the house financial services committee, republican candidate tom macarthur, is president trump's biggest supporter in the new jersey delegation. former director of the national security council during the obama administration and advisor to general petraeus and john allen in afghanistan, democratic candidate andy kim, is hoping to ride the blue wave. both running for a seat in the third congressional district, facing off tonight with the midterm election less than a week away. >> live from njtv studios in newark, this is a debate for the third congressional seat. >> thanks for being with us tonight. i want to begin with a discussion on some of the events that has taken place. we have seen teedo people shot and killed in the grocery store because of their race. mail bombs sent to officials because of their p

prosecutor sean dalton down in south jersey and the city of angels satellite in jersey, they got together, ross cure the, ten police chiefs and detective la russo and the school and dr. jim baird from the hospital to form an initiative that they're all working together to educate, to put a resource and emergency rooms, to put a resource in the police department. and sergeant craig hoover from east brunswick. craig pores over his arrest records and then he goes out and visits the resident of where the addict lives to see if they want help. so i can say from where i stand that our experience with law enforcement can be positive. so if anybody tells you that you don't have a role to play, tell them to come see me. so this segways into where else are we going? what if sergeant hoover had the ability to visit addicts before they overdosed based on their likelihood overdose? sounds like the wizard of oz. maybe you should talk to retired major juan colon who in new jersey where the dmi leads the nation. juan is able to data mine that type of information. as we create our dashboards of tomorrow,

>> bret: i think it may come up because of new jersey. report move this race to "toss up," everyone's eyes went because there is a separation there. recent polls obviously separated it further. there is an underlying issue here, and it depends on who shows up. motivating democrats to get to the polls for menendez is going to be a little tougher than it is for gillum in florida. >> melissa: marie, i would ask you, for democrats -- was this an unforced error? i remember the early days of bob hugin and nobody thought he had a chance. this was letting anyone run because the republican, no matter what happens, doesn't have a chance. especially in a year when democrats are trying to say -- you hear it again and again -- "vote your values." it's funny how they swapped sides. republicans used to be about family values, now democrats are very much clinging to that in this election. if you are a good person, you vote against trump. then he run somebody like menendez. >> marie: they probably underestimated this a little bit. they are also some key h

attorney in new jersey before me. and he said, it's being like -- it's like being captain of a ship that is out at sea. is the justice department the base, sometimes you hear the radio and sometimes you don't. the law used to be that everything had to be disclosed to congress, and then the law changed after the clinton investigation into whitewater. congress killed that law and now has it that they report goes to the attorney general, and the attorney general decides what should be revealed publicly. world it isoday's possible that it is impossible to believe that robert mueller's report won't to come public. whether it is supposed to be or isn't, it's going to become public. people will leak it or the attorney general, whoever it is at that time, will decide to release it. one or the other, or both. i'm one of those folks that has a different opinion than the president. james comey got promoted to deputy attorney general, which made him my boss. the james comey i knew back then is different than the james comey who b

todd piro is up in new jersey, lebanon, new jersey.ng. people having three eggs, hash browns and side of fox news. you already voted. what drove your vote? >> what drove my vote i moved here 15 years ago out of a high rent distribute, high taxes. i wanted low taxes, low crime. i found a wonderful diversity here in florida. i did not vote for gillum. reporter: all right. vivian, what was the issue matters most to you, what drove your vote today? >> i haven't voted yet but i will go today for trump. what drove me is, law and order, diversity but legality, and safety and borders, closed borders. reporter: quickly, eddie, how did you vote, how did you vote? >> i was a water voter, i voted on all the candidates based on position on everglades and red tide. i voted for desantis because he was pro-environmental republican and that was really important to have that. and so i voted for democrat secretary of agriculture. reporter: split vote. a lot of issues driving the voting in florida. it is just going to be start of a historic day with the g

attorney for new jersey, and then you focused on corruption cases. i think in 2006 and 2007 prosecuted more corruption cases than in other use a drink in the country come so corruption has been compose a big focus of yours when you're in a position. and now look at the present-day situation in american politics, and there are a lot of appearance issues with the trump administration, say the hotel, the trump hotel. if you're looking at it from your lens as a prosecutor would you say it is, it appears, , its an appearance issue, or how would you approach look at the trump administration and corruption issue? >> it doesn't really bother me. it was a pre-existing hotel. this is what we got when we elected some was a businessman who had brought business interest. even if the president are no longer profiting directly from revenue from his hotels, his golf courses and all the rest, his family owned business and not a public company. i don't think it would be fair to make the entire family divest everything they have because what the gets so, knowing that d

there's a place in new jersey called the center for great expectations. it is a place, private place, where young women who are pregnant or just given birth and are active addicts go to not only make sure their child is taken care of but also to help them deal with the underlying childhood trauma that they went through that has led to their addiction. so i'm -- i'm a big supporter of that place and places like it because of having to deal with that underlying problem. but we should not just slough off the responsibility of the medical profession here, because there are lots of people, lots of people, who have been given their first opportunity at this because of a doctor writing a prescription. it's not to say they couldn't have gone out and bought heroin on the street if they wanted to, or gone and gotten other types of drugs, but the fact is that the medical professor in our country decided, as dr. drew said, they made a conscious decision to point us in this direction and it's part of, without any offense to the doctor, the mythology surrounding doctor

booker: this is a matter of two guys from jersey. au would understand that if senator elected by the people that a judge coming from their state, they would probably want to meet with the person in a conversation. mr. matey: i have great an unyielding respect for the important work you do on behalf of our state, absolutely. sen. booker: and you stepped up and youospital position let folks know that the hospital have been troubled financially with a lot of challenges and the governor put people the trusted in positions of authority to try to help the hospital, which is an important institution in our city. correct? mr. matey: one of the most critical aspects of our city, yes. sen. booker: there is lots of aspects i would like to discuss, i do not know how many rounds we are going to get here. a lot of rounds that i wished we could discuss in private. perhaps i could go to an issue that i wish we had a lot more time to discuss but, my staff as your teams try to do best as we can to manage a hospital through a crisis but patient service

the polls here in new jersey close in a little over four hours. david lee miller live mountainside, new jersey. election security is an issue today. catherine herridge is monitoring developments and there is voting on a number of ballot measures from minimum wage to marijuana legalization. we'll have coverage of those next. hey, what are you guys doing here? we're voya. we stay with you to and through retirement. so you'll still be here to help me make smart choices? well, with your finances that is. we had nothing to do with that tie. voya. helping you to and through retirement. [ disa[ gulping ]unts ] uhh. how much emotional eating have i been doing? [ wimpers ] that's hurtful. should happen everydred five hundred years, right? fact is, there have been twenty-six in the last decade. allstate is adapting. with drones to assess home damage sooner. and if a flying object damages your car, you can snap a photo and get your claim processed in hours, not days. plus, allstate can pay your claim in minutes. now that you know the truth... are you in good

the through jersey guy to a true jersey diner but this is not your standard jersey race.osed to be a wipeout. democrat bob menendez seeking a third term was expected to cruise to reelection in a state with close to 1 million more democrats than republicans. but along came republican bob hugin, former pharmaceutical executive and marine with $37 million of his own money he put into the race it all comes down to the story the candidates sell to the voters. in their final day of campaigning the candidate stuck to the messaging that got them to this point. this is all about painting his opponent as corrupt. >> convicted 67 felonies, he talks about immigration reform, talks a good game. the leaving he has achieved an immigration is expedited visas for girlfriends from ukraine, dominican republic and brazil. it is time for change. we can do better. >> reporter: for menendez it is tying hugin to donald trump. >> donald trump and my opponent bob hugin share the same morally bankrupt ideas. that shouldn't be a surprise, trump is famous for getting rich by ripping off contractors a

i was the largest in new jersey. this judge is someone who played important roles. there's a lot of things i would like to have had the opportunity to discuss and private event ant didn't even get the courtesy of saying let's sit down with this gentle man and make an appointment. we could have had a hand off the record conversation. thank you for the time. >> i served on this committee for over four years and devoted myself to the good that it could accomplish during both republican and democratic administrations. they've addressed the most complex issues facing this country often times with the eyes of the nation upon us and in many ways the work has been no exception. to protect the unique constitutional role it remained. we realize that is no longer the case today but perhaps most important responsibility to the committee is to provide advice and informed consent to a president nominee for the lifetime appointment. in recent years it has president after president to reshape the judiciary and despite the role i feel this could become an extension of the white hous

coons: madam president, i am proud to join the senator from new jersey and delaware in calling for a bill crafted to protect our institutions and the rule of law in our country and not just right now but for future congresses and dpims as well. -- administrations as well. today we will be asking our colleagues to give the special counsel independence and integrity act the consideration on the floor it deserves. this bill will do something powerful. it would codify department of justice regulations that prevent the removal of a special counsel without good cause. independence is required to ensure a special counsel can do his or her job and find the facts. our bipartisan bill would put this restriction in statute and give the special counsel a clear legal remedy. if removed without cause, the special counsel would have a ten-day period to take the case to a three-judge panel for expedited consideration. if the special counsel doesn't wish to contest his removal, it would proceed without interference. both republicans and democrats recognize removal of the current special counsel witho

hopefully both sides understand d hear what residents all across new jersey have to say. the economy is important. but health care is their nber one concern. for nightly business report, brian sullivan, moorstown, new jersey. >>> here a look at final numbers on wall street. aig rally, 545 point to the upside for the dow. the nasdaq rising 194. s&p 500 added 58. thattill do for nightly business report tonight. i'm sue hanera. for joining us. and we will see you tomorrow. >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> wow, that is unbelievable. ♪

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andy kim takes the lead over tom macarthur in the new jersey third congressional district. the background on that, from jan at the burlington county courthouse, in new jersey, totesals that include vote by mail bat lots increased kim's total by nearly 15,000 and tom's total by 10,000 which would appear the swing the results to kim's favor. we'll show you here on the screen what it looks like. this is before this information took hold. it may show that now. showing andy kim with 49.8. and tom macarthur, 48.9. very, very close. has not been called yet. keith next in chesapeake, virginia. welcome. caller: hi. i got two comments about chuck schumer. he was talking about all this things about basic math. the -- about host: go ahead, keith. caller: sorry. got tv on here. he talk about couples in states that trump won. but that has nothing to do with the constituents in those states. so that has nothing to do with math. he wants to talk about the math. 30-plus years in the house and senate, that's way too many years. he talks about all this immigration issues. 30-plus years and he

you expect to win in new jersey. >> i think there will be.or schumer announced $2 million against me and $9 million or $10 million. heidi heitkamp has less, and bill nelson has less. we are going to win on our own. but we have taken $9 to $10 million. trish: i'm being directed by the control room, you are down a point or two. who can trust polls these days. >> november 6 is the only poll that really matters. the invitation still stand for mr. menendez. as thousands march toward our country, the president doubles down on his executive order to end birthright citizenship. our own gregg jarrett says the president is making the right move on this one and it's long overdue. the president addressing the 14th amendment moments ago at that rally in fort myers, florida. president trump: illegal aliens are not subject to the jurisdiction of the united states. today... back pain can't win. now introducing aleve back and muscle pain. only aleve targets tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve back & muscle. all day strong. all day long. bu

i'm a jersey guy. i was born and raised in new jersey, raised my family in new jersey. i only left to go in the marine corps. i don't believe in offshore drilling. i'm a fisherman. we have to keep our water and air clean. that's the greatest gift we can give to our kids. liz: what about that, because i do want to say as far as environment is concerned, jersey is a coastal state. i live on the hudson river. a lot of these waterways need to be cleaned up and president trump has dropped regulation on clean certainly levels that are acceptable for chemicals to be allowed into waterways. >> i think we have to have high, high standards on environmental issues. i'm a fisherman out on the water. i know when you see clean water. it's important for everybody. it's right for the economy. if you look at celgene, where i worked before, you can have strong economy and good environmental standards. everything we built was with the highest environmental standards and always looking to conserve and do better. we all should be doing better. we should not have lower standards. i'm not --

still with me is ira jersey, noelle corum and jose rasco.want to talk about what is happening in credit. high-yield investment grade, both in euros and in dollars set for an annual loss for the first time since 2008. how significant is that? noelle: going back to my growth view for 2019, we expect growth to moderate. we are guessing it will be around low two's by the end of the year. that's still a relatively positive platform for credit. we think it is going to -- as long as inflation, which we don't think it will, breaks out in a significant way, the fed will be able to respond to the moderating growth picture and take a step back and only go twice. i think that paints a rosy picture for credit next year. there have been some cracks in credit this year. there is no denying that. we think it just makes an analyst's job that much more important. at the end of the day, these companies remain healthy. leverage and defaults remain low. we think 2019 paints a good icture for credit. ira: i think credit probably has more to go in terms of risk re

the town of linwood, new jersey, turns out for one of its own.ns leading their champion, april kaufman, to her final resting place. >> the well-known local radio host, who was shot multiple times and discover eed dead in r home last thursday -- >> it was like a state procession for april. no one could believe what had happened. >> she was just so caring, so compassionate. she was an inspiration to everybody. >> the loss heaviest for april's daughter, kim. >> i miss her calling me nonstop, all the time. i miss her laugh. i miss her smile. i miss her infinite wisdom, because she really was my rock. >> after the mourning came the murmuring. sometimes talk is cheap, even in wealthy towns. this is a delicate question, but there were questions about whether your mom was having affairs. >> you know, they had a very unhealthy relationship, the both of them, and i will just say that there were indiscretions on both sides of the fence, and i'll leave it at that. >> did you concern you that maybe somebody she had been involved with could have killed her? >>

corruption does not play well for their candidate in new jersey. >> that's new jersey, though, corruption't mean to be that sarcastic. >> look -- >> i'm only echoing what viewers are saying now. it's new jersey. what does that matter? >> i have to say i'm rarely on one early, but i've been on this one a long time for the reason that you're saying. the business about corruption in high places among elites and so on, that narrative plays right into bob menendez in all the wrong ways for menendez. as far as hugin is concerned, the fact that he is a corporate guy with pharmaceuticals, they do love pharmaceuticals in new jersey. >> big industry. >> it's a huge industry. he's not a trumpster. he is the kind of republican that democrats in new jersey have historically tolerated, you know. maybe they choke it down, however you want to put it, but they do from time to time, you know. there's a long history of republicans like that winning these kinds of races. and it's been clear for a long time to people in new jersey that menendez has been a weak candidate. >> i have to say, danny, the thing tha

speaker, i rise today to honor the late victor pantosi of jersey city, new jersey, on the occasion of the 1 u.n.th anniversary of the end -- 100th anniversary of the end of world war i, which was sunday. just two months after the united states entered world war i, and only five years after mr. pentosi immigrated to the united states, he enlisted in the army. sergeant pantosi served in many pivotal battles in france. he was shot in the knee on june 15, 1918, then gassed eight days later. sergeant pantosi spent three weeks in a field hospital, recovered and returned to his post. he was awarded the purple heart and many other commendations for his service. in 1919, sergeant pantosi was honorably discharged from the united states army. the next day he became a u.s. citizen. mr. pantosi passed away on october 7, 1976, at the age of 82. i ask my colleagues to join me in honoring sergeant vincent pant sombings i of jersey city, new jersey, and -- an exceptionally dedicated man whose service to our country deserves this recognition. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose

turning the mean streets of new jersey into a whole new world. as aladdin for halloween and decked out his board just like the magic carpet. then glided down the road on it. he obviously had somebody shoot it really, really well. making a little bit of magic there. the only thing he's missing maybe for next year, princess jasmine. >> there you go. i love that skateboard. it's completely transformed into a carpet. >> so well done. keep it right here. we'll tell you about those annoying robocalls. mucinex cold & flu all-in-one. fights... oh no. no-no-no. sore throat, fever, cough, sinus pressure, chest congestion, headache, nasal congestion, body pain... all in one did you really need the caps lock? superhero: hold this. finally, a piece of the actiooooon! get tough on cold and flu symptoms. mucinex cold and flu all-in-one. is time you make for yourself. aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion with active naturals® oat. locks in moisture to improve skin wellness in just one day. aveeno® naturally beautiful results® well you remember what happened last ye

in edgewater, new jersey to vote. all of you around the country doing your civic duty at this very moment. you're looking at live polling stations in both brooklyn, new york and west dallas, wisconsin. we took an unofficial poll and we had our road warriors ask folks from around the country specifically for the 3:00 closing bell hour how this election feels different this time around and what did you, the voter, factor in today. listen to what they said. >> there's certainly a heightened amount of interest and i think it almost seems like it's a contest more so than it ever has been before between two sides. >> everyday citizens getting really involved. teachers, parents, everybody is really concerned about education here in arizona. >> to keep republicans in control of the house and senate. >> we have a huge, huge, huge political divide right now. it's really democrats versus republicans in a really, really tight way that it hasn't been in a really long time. liz: there you have it. a quick sampling from around the u

democratic senator bob menendez vying for third term as new jersey senator. considered the front-runner all along, some analysts say in blue state like new jersey, it should have been a lock for menendez that he should be certain to win. however, victory is not certain here. menendez is considered vulnerable, following a corruption trial last year that although resulted in a hung jury, did tarnish his reputat n reputation. bob hugin, who has been endorsed by president trump and donated to the president's campaign and also was the chairman of his finance committee here in new jersey, is trying to distance himself from president trump, saying he's a different kind of candidate. he is independent. meanwhile, as voters go to the polls, there have been many reports, multiple reports, neil, of problems at polling stagsz stations, long lines and machines malfunctioning. we expect the polls will close in just under 3-1/2 hours, that is 8:00 local time. >> thank you very much. >> neil: it is not that new jersey has not elected a republican, official, chris christie, d

there is a place in new jersey called the center for great expectations. it is a private place where young women who are pregnant or just gave birth and are active only to makeot sure their child is taken care of, but also to help them deal with the underlying childhood trauma they went through that has led to their addiction. am a big supporter of that place in places like it because they are having to deal with the underlying problem. but we should not just bluff off the responsibility of the medical profession here, because there are lots of people, lots of people who have been given their first opportunity at this because a doctor wrote them a prescription. it is not to say they could not have just gone out to buy heroin on the street or other types of drugs. but the fact is, the medical profession in our country decided, as dr. drew said they , made a conscious decision to point us in this direction. and it is part of the mythology surrounding doctors. right, so all of us go to a doctor, the doctor writes a prescription, you will be better, and we go,

today "the halftime report" in the great state of new jersey to share their knowledge of the financial markets with american soldiers, sailors, pilots, and everyone who supports them in their missions on land, at sea, and in the air this special edition of "the halftime report" on veterans day 2018 begins right now. [ applause ] >>> and welcome to a special edition of "the halftime report" live today from joint base maguire in new jersey. we also want to extend a very special welcome to the active duty military personnel that are with us today as we mark veterans day we're going to be hearing from you men and women today. we're so pleased to have you here you'll have a chance to ask "the halftime" traders your questions as well. with us on set halftime trader and retired lieutenant jim lebenthal. jim, thank you for your service. we're honored to have you with us and part of our team today and always >> thank you, scott. >> stephanie link, joe terranova, and pete najarian we want to begin, quite a week for the markets, as you know, right in the thick of it between the midterms, the drop

directed to my right is governor chris christie who serves in new jersey. former presidential candidate and u.s. attorney with the district of new jersey serving as chief federal law enforcement officer. he has been lauded for turning around the state economy while simultaneously shrinking the size of state government. a round of applause for governor christie. pinsky, a diplomat on the american board of addiction medicine. former clinical professor of , he is widely and affectionately known as dr. drew. liveesently hosts midday here in los angeles. please welcome dr. drew pinsky. finally, johan hari is the author of a new book. became an book instant new york times bestseller. lost connections, uncovering the real causes of depression and unexpected solutions. his work has been featured in leading periodicals and he was named national journalist of the year by a misty international. let's give it up, folks. i am host of the mo'kelly show here in los angeles. thanks for coming out. let's get into this. i probably have it wrong, there is a legislative aspect

pennsylvania is my version of new jersey. it's the other state that i live in.n the philly suburbs. the incumbent is brian fitzpatrick. but those philly suburbs, this is bucks county, a little beyond that, you know it well, if this starts to go there, then we'll get some sense of what's going on. pennsylvania, as you know, went for trump last time. >> we also have to factor in, in many of these suburban locations, these are people who are invested in the market, okay? >> that's right. >> so they might find president trump and some of his actions morally reprehensible but the stock market is up 28% since president trump took office. when he was running, he didn't have the investor class. >> that's right. >> in fact, investors going into the last election thought that president trump's unpredictability would not be good for world order. it wouldn't be good for stocks. they were wrong, it's obviously been very good. >> so look at these suburban -- >> in all of these suburban areas. >> washington suburbs around here, this is washington, d.c., virginia 7 is in here.

new jersey $82,000. >> new jersey were expensive than here?king new york city. >> i know. stuart: the veteran of the spec term. west virginia needs just $35,000 to afford the rent in west virginia. here's something you've got to see. christmas came early in texas. a malfunctioning atm dispensed 100-dollar bills instead of 10. it was in houston. people rush to the bank as the word began to spread her there were some fights reported. the good news all those lucky customers get to keep the extra cash. president trump upset with general motors over the announcement will cut thousands of jobs in north america and close five plants. no more chevy volt. remember when president obama said this. >> i got to get inside a brand-new chevy volt even the secret service would let me drive it. [laughter] but i liked sitting in it. it was nice. i bet it drives real good. [laughter] five years from now when i'm not president anymore, i'll buy one. stuart: too late, mr. president, too late. the market shows a 70-point mark for the dow. dennis kirkman coming up n

new jersey. >> this is the first year we've left in the afternoon. it actually has been much better than we thought. >> reporter: in the skies -- >> welcome on board with service to houston. >> reporter: a record number of fliers, million today alone, 3 million expected on sunday. >> i'm making sure everything gets checked in. >> reporter: time lapse showing the densely packed airspace with airlines adding hundreds of flights. the faa's command center is tracking every plane, airport, runway and tower. the nation's airlines, airports, weather it w was, the business jet community, all in this room coordinating the airspace. the military opening normally closed airspace along the east coast to speed passengers along. the only significant weather issue, high winds causing delays in san francisco and new york. but in new york's penn station, hundreds stuck, train service suspended, after a technical problem brought the thanksgiving russia to a crawl. tom costello, nbc news in northern virginia. >>> a rare back and forth today between chief justice john r

rob: it is in jersey. >> i am from new jersey. it is not -- it is out there. challenge, a lot of people don't know what this is, explain what kids are sending messages to their parents about. a viral social media challenge targeting moms ahead of turkey day. parents, kids sending their moms prank text messages asking how long they should cook a 20 pound turkey in the microwave and responses have arranged from i am disappointed in you to i should never have let you leave the house. one mom saying you should never get married. are you on drugs? butterball is the name of the turkey company, the ultimate curveball, the 25 pound turkey challenge is a little ambitious but a 12 pound turkey is no challenge at all. they suggest you should cook it 4 minutes per pound. it is actually possible. it would be so dry. it doesn't look natural. >> 4000 students at rider university, my high school is bigger than that. i google everything. >> rider university, send rob a had. >> he will wear it everywhere. thanks. >> record number of people hitting the roads, the skies, the rail

but did not have a registered residence in new jersey.it, an image of someone trying to come in and be a carpetbagger and take advantage of an election system that may work to his advantage. malinowski has bounced back ready hard, attacking leonard lance, saying he has not represented new jersey as toughly as they think he should have. he says leonard lance has not had enough checks on president sayp, policies malinowski have affected new jerseyians, like the salt reduction. david: another projection, donna shillelagh will prevail against debbie mucarsel-powell, a first-generation -- i am sorry, la.donna shala >> about was the seat held by republicans, but it was -- an incumbent who stepped down. this was a seat they really expected to take. this is good for democrats, good news for them, but not the kind to be action expected blue wave across the country. welch is our bureau trees in detroit. we have several races in the house, but also the gubernatorial and senate race. >> that is right. expected to keep her seat in the senate. big shoc

new jersey. >> that is the overnight news for friday, for some of you the news continues, for others,ck back later for the morning news and cbc this morning, from the broadcast center in new york city, thank you. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> president trump's long-time lawyer and fixer, michael cohen dropped a political bombshell in federal court in manhattan, he pleaded guilty for lying to congress about a real estate deal he was negotiating to build a trump tour in moscow. with what does it mean for the president? here is paula reed. >> reporter: michael cohen was mobbed by reporters outside federal court in new york this morning. >> how are you today? >> very good, thank you very much. >> reporter: moments after admitting that he lied to congress, of a real estate deal in russia. cohen told congressional committees in 2017, he stopped working on the trump tower moscow project in 2016, before the caucuses and primaries began, he now admitted that it was false and the deal continued in june 2016 and included discussions of trips by himself and then candidate trump to russ