anyone who travels to new jersey notices there are small towns in new jersey that have their own police force. have you thought about moving forward in this racial reckoning of america to try to consolidate some of these small-tone police forces in new jersey? gov. murphy: listen home rule is , both our greatest strength and greatest challenge in new jersey. we are the ultimate home rule state, and that extends well beyond law enforcement. it is law enforcement, it is education. there, bob?l bob: i'm here. gov. murphy: i lost your shot there. it is -- [no audio] bob: we are having a little bit of a technical difficulty here. we will get this going in a second. we are all doing our best during this pandemic. it is not easy. you may have heard a sound earlier in the interview, it was my mailman putting in some mail through the door, so we are all doing our best working from home as best we can. governor, are you still with us? we are back with governor murphy. appreciate your patience, governor murphy. gov. murphy: i appreciate your taking one for the team. bob: i thought maybe you were t

anyone who travels to new jersey notices many towns in new jersey have their own police force.e you thought about moving forward, in this racial reckoning, to try to consolidate some small town police forces in new jersey? home rule ishy: our rightist strength and greatest challenge in new jersey. we are the ultimate home rule state, and that extends beyond law enforcement. it is law enforcement, education -- are you still there, bob? bob: i am still here. governor murphy: ok. i lost your shot. [no audio] having a little technical difficulty here, but will get this going in a second. we are all doing our best amid this pandemic. you may have heard a sound earlier in the interview. it was my mailman putting mail in through the door. so we are all dealing with working from home as best we can. governor, are you still with us? we are back with governor murphy. i appreciate your patience, governor. i appreciatehy: you taking one for the team. bob: i thought maybe you were trying to escape questions about president trump, "technical difficulties" but i'm glad you are back. let's tal

--k, connecticut, and jersey and new jersey without a joint statement that if you're coming back from hotspot state or visiting from a hotspot state, need you to self-quarantine and get tested. we are the united states of america. in a perfect world, i would be building a wall around the place right now. folks fromrohibit traveling from one state to another. this is another one where we are asking for personal responsibility. it is going to be a heavy dose of testing and contact tracing. we've got a community core of tracers we are building. we've already had some examples. this is not abstract. we had a couple of families go to a wedding in myrtle beach, they came back and tested positive. we had some other flareups from other states in hoboken. we were able to track them down. it is another item on the list of overwhelming personal responsibility, in terms of the behavior of folks. mr. costa: are you going to go to the democratic national convention? gov. murphy: at the moment i am not. i believe this is going to be a combination, from what i understand, a combination of modest amou

jersey. thank you for being back with us. the eyes of the nation and the world focused on new jersey because you were the epicenter to some extent with covid-19. took a lotit off and of tough actions to get the numbers down and now they are starting to come back. why? gov. murphy: good to be with you when you are right. the toll has been enormous. over 13,000 confirmed deaths and probably a couple more deaths suspected of passing from covid-19. that is the awful tragedy. our numbers have gotten better and as they got better, we made the decision based on the facts and the science to begin step-by-step reopening our stay. we knew we were doing that and we were doing it responsibly. we knew we would take on more of increasing the potential for transmission. we were comfortable with that risk. not expecting was the explosion in cases elsewhere in the country. and so, the rate of transmission has gotten a little bit uncomfortably high for us. slightly. it improved we put in with new york and conn

it is the largest long-term care facility in new jersey. >> the common perception has been for yearshat it's never been a great facility. it's always been loaded with problems. >> jennifer jean miller covered andover as a reporter for the new jersey herald. >> they already had citations, and they just really started to snowball as the pandemic got worse. >> what was your accept sense o place? >> once we able to go down and see him, it was beyond questionable if you will. >> just a month after the virus swept into the facility, a routine inspection by the federal agency that oversees nursing home facilities found several cases of sub standard infection control practices, including cases where facility staff failed to wash their hands to prevent infection and use personal protective equipment. >> the break downs in protocol top to bottom is what caused the spread. >> daniel is representing two families. they allege they did not have adequate protection control and staffing and did not do enough to protect residents during the pandemic. >> they should have had the protocols in place so

we cannot do that in new jersey. was a secret order that only ten people could gather and even then until he corrected that with this executive order number 142, even the ten people the police could come and interrupt and disperse so completely unjust. >> tucker: as far as i know, there were no restrictions at all on abortion clinics in new jersey. how does that make you feel? >> there is one a few miles from our church, you can book in for an abortion, a life ending procedure, and we are doing life-sustaining worship, counseling, and outreach to the community. >> tucker: i don't want to put you in an uncomfortable position asking this but i can't resist.p we had governor murphy on the show and asked him the obvious question, how can you shut down religious worship in a country in which it is guaranteed and he said religious leaders in new jersey welcomed us and i'm wondering why it's fallen to you, an australiann immigrant priest to sound the alarm. i don't want to make you uncomfortable, but what is this? >> i will

you just had a primary in new jersey.n awful lot of mail-in ballots were used and it has delayed a lot of results. there've been challenges already. looking forward to november, what does that tell us about what elections will look like in this age of the pandemic? gov. murphy: a good question. too early to tell on november. we tried -- we moved our primary from june 2 to july 7 and we went to a hybrid model. everyone, if you are registered as a democrat or republican you were mailed a ballot, self-addressed stamped envelope. he returned the ballot. if you are not registered, you've got an application for a ballot. at the same time we asked each of our 21 counties to have 50% capacity for in person voting on election day, and every municipality to have at least one location. it is too early to tell for sure, but we think it worked out quite well. we are trying to balance the sacred right of democracy to vote and have every vote counted, and at the same time the realities of public health today. too early to tell what nove

first is three major hospital systems in new jersey who are under enormous stress with new jersey being one of the worst states in the country to make sure they got the pandemic relief they deserve. and secondly, for a group of drug abuse treatment centers called clean slate that i have gotten to know through patrick kennedy and keep our eye on the ball on the opioid problem in this country. ongoing substance abuse disorder treatment and make sure they get treatment. those are my only clients where i'm talking about anything on the pandemic or official obbying. >> you are a former u.s. attorney and friends with chris wray and you pushed him to be in the administration. as a former law enforcement official, do you have any alarm, or any pause to see federal agents in u.s. cities and the way the trump administration is handling it? gov. christie: mayors and governors have abdicating their responsibility to restore order in the streets. we need peaceful protesting but we are not seeing it in portland and other places where people are destroying private property and destroying public proper

chris: david spunt reporting from bridgewater, new jersey. david, thank you. >>> joining us now, treasury secretary, steve mnuchin. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you. it's good to be with you. chris: house democrats passed their bill fully two months ago, but here we are the last week in july, and the white house and senate republicans still can't agree on just a gop package. meanwhile, a federal ban on i instructions ran out yesterday -- evictions ran out yesterday, federal unemployment benefits ran out on friday, and the last checks have already gone out, expect payroll protection program for businesses is running out early next month. here's senate democratic leader chuck schumer. >> they have been so divided, so discuss organized, so unprepared that they have struggled to even draft a partisan proposal within their own conference, they can't come together. chris: won't millions of

to jersey? >> new jersey, yes. chandelier is spectacular. >> yes, it is. and this is my favorite piece in >> so, you come along... >> yes.mr. fix-it. >> ...collapse in a money pit? >> but it's not his inheritance. it's yours. >> yes. >> you could've stopped it. >> i could've... but i didn't. ♪ [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby, on my way to visit a grand, old french chateau. and you got to wonder -- what the heck is it doing right here in central new jersey? i'm sensing a story on many levels. >> i'm sandy perkins. when my mother passed away, she left a magnificent, strange inheritance, which almost sent us to the poorhouse. >> hi, sandy. i'm jamie. i meet sandy, a retired special-ed teacher, and her husband, tim, who taught shop class. they take me for a stroll through their grounds -- 100 acres of trees and sprawling hills on the outskirts of princeton. this is your inheritance. >> yes, it is. >> every house has at least one story. the perkins' strange inheritance

payne of new jersey, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. payne will vote yes on h.res. 1067. and, mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. hastings of florida, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. hastings will vote yes on h.res. 1067. and, mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. mucarsel-powell of florida, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. mucarsel-powell will vote yes on h. ares -- h.res. 1067. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts rise? ms. clark: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. pingree, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the will that ms. pingree vote yes on h.r. 1067. and as the member designated by ms. frankel, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. frankel will vote yes on h.r. 1067. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts rise? ms. clark: mr. speaker, i will try again. as the member designated by ms. frankel, pursuant to house resolution 965, i

payne of new jersey, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform that mr. payne will vote aye on the omar amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as a the deutch esignated by mr. of florida, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform the house that mr. vote yea on the omar amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the virginia seek m recognition? mr. wexton: as a member designated by ms. porter, resolution house 965, i inform the house that ms. porter will vote no on the omar amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for the gentleman es from pennsylvania seek recognition? does -- for ose what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. boyle: thank you. adam speaker, as the member designated by ms. lofgren, pursuant to h.res. 965, i inform house that ms. lofgren will vote yea on the omar amendment. madam speaker, as a member designated by mr. garamendi, to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. garamendi will vote no on the omar amendment.

what is your message to people of new jersey and should there be a mandatory mask order? >> good morning, andrea. indeed, we are on the gem of the jersey shore here. most of the beaches are quite crowded. yes, the answer is unequivocally, wear a mask. the virus outside is a lot less lethal than it is inside, but when in doubt, when you're going out, put on a mask. >> the president downplayed the pandemic in his speeches this weekend and in fact said that 99% of the cases shows no harm. what is your response to the president's messaging? >> listen, this thing is lethal. new jersey's paid an enormous price and have lost over 13,000 confirmed fatalities from covid-19. we're starting to see a small spike in reinfection from folks coming back from places like myrtle beach and other hot spots. to me, it means we need a national strategy and we're only as strong as our weakest link and as you mentioned at the outset of the program, i said we went through hell. we cannot afford to go through hell again. we need a national strategy right now. unmasking has got to be at the core of

it's coming back from new jersey from hot spots. so yeah, we're not out of the woods yet without any question. >> well, seeing you there -- down there in the jersey shore makes us all want to get out there, as well, but not to be this year for us. thank you very much, though. thank you for interrupting your holiday. safe holiday to you. >> and there is still a great disparity among regions with the south and the west getting hit the hardest while the northeast is doing a lot better now. joining me now is the governor of a southern state, asa hutchinson. governor hutchinson, welcome back to "meet the press". good to have you here. >> good to be with you, andrea. >> i don't need to tell you there is a spike happening now in the south and arkansas is also seeing a rise in cases. what do you intend to do? should you be requiring mandatory mask and face covering use? >> well, we all should be wearing masks, face coverings when we go out in the public or where you can't socially distance. we actually entered an executive order yesterday,

todd: what precautions has the jersey shore taken, the mayor of wildwood, new jersey joins me now.being here. what are you doing to keep people safe? >> thanks for having us. we started, we are pretty proactive about this. if -- our beaches are unique along the coast, our beaches are so huge that social distancing aspect on the beach isn't much of a problem. we still have lifeguards, things like that on the beach, to encourage people to do proper spacing. on the boardwalk we have ambassadors giving people gentle reminders. we have an intercom system. a speaker system where every 20 minutes we remind people please practice social distancing, we encourage people to wear masks. be as proactive as we can. todd: you have been doing well when it comes to covid-19 numbers, not every state is in the same place. here is a map of 20 states that are pausing, delaying or reversing reopening plans. jersey restaurants are included in that you can't indoor dine in restaurants. when it comes to beaches is it the right decision to keep these jersey beaches open during what quite frankly is one of t

note of caution though it's working in jersey only had 930 people through the airportjust now, just jerseyhrough the airport just now, just a jersey only had 930 people through the airportjust now, just a company hours that takes a breath through at heathrow from a far bigger cases there. and the test is going to be under £50, is that paid for by the individual or the government?- probably being picked up by the government. one other story on the front page of the telegraph, social divides driving a k shaped recovery. which really says that if you are in working yourjob is secure you are going to have a much better way out of there's pandemic then u nfortu nately of there's pandemic then unfortunately the people working for themselves, or in those vulnerable industries. we've got a different letter of the alphabet for every version of what can happen, is going to bea version of what can happen, is going to be a v—shaped recession and then you now with a k shaped recession. that means the middle classes are keeping theirjobs that means the middle classes are keeping their jobs and that mean

payne of new jersey, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the mr. payne will vote yea on h.r. 6395. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? as thelone: mr. speaker, member designated by mrs. bonnie , pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform mrs. watson t coleman will vote no. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. boyle: thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by ms. lofgren, pursuant to house 965, i inform the house that ms. lofgren will vote nay on h.r. 6395. s the member designated by mr. garamendi, pursuant to house i inform the , house that mr. garamendi will h.r. 6395. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? mr. gallego: as the member designated by representative kirkpatrick, pursuant to house i inform the , house that representative kirkpatrick will vote yea on h.r. 6395. as the member designated by representative gomez, pursuant to house resolution 965, i nform the

first is three major hospital systems in new jersey who are under enormous stress with new jersey being one of the worst states in the country for the pandemic, to make sure they have the pandemic relief they deserve. and secondly, for a group of drug abuse treatment centers across the country called clean slate that i have gotten to know through patrick kennedy and making sure we keep our ion the ball on the opioid rices in this country. those providing ongoing substance abuse disorder treatment, make sure they get taken care of as well in this crisis. those are my only clients where talking to anything regarding the pandemic or any other official lobbying. we are not talking about a lot and that does not involve anything other than things i have advocated for across my career and things i have cared about. >> you are a former u.s. attorney and friends with chris wray and you pushed him to be in the administration. as a former law enforcement official, do you have any alarm or does it give you any apostasy federal agents in u.s. cities and the the trumpet missed ration is handling it r

in new jersey. amusement parks, we have a list for you. amusement parks, museums, we've got aquariums, swimming ranges at reduced capacity. i talked to a number of small businesses, small activity centers here in the state who say they were really relying on this summer to be successful for them. this is their livelihood. their three months, four months out of the year is where they make their money. they're relying on these things. we're here at six flags. we'll get into the park later when the park opens. there are a number of precautions they're taking to make sure guests and kids having fun are safe including thermal technology to make sure temperatures are taken and mobile dining to make sure you don't have to interact with humans. order the food on your phone and take it out. guys? >> it would seem this is the time to go to an amusement park at this hour. you can socially distance from anybody alive. we showed this graphic i thought pretty troubling also. stats with new jersey, if we can pop i

new jersey is testing more than any other state in the nation. this playbook will be a huge factor to get to your previous question, yes, we are sharing that playbook with others country country. particularly those in the hot spots now so they can learn from our experiences. >> thank you we chatted late yesterday. some exciting news from him. also after we had wrapped up the interview, they'll be participating in clinical trials for a potential covid vaccine and expects to begin those trials isn't that remarkable. proning, simply flipping patients to their stomachs from their back has been helping to keep people alive and off ventilators. they are learning a lot. >>> coming up, your morning rbi. it says a lot about you, the consumer as we head to break, some other top stories. ebay set to hold a board meeting to select a buyer for its classified ad business potential $10 billion deal down to all cash bids and all stock offer. 15 former employees of washington envelop team said that they were sexually assaulted ranging from inappropriate remarks t

anthony fauci and the crackdown after scenes of a packed bar in new jersey. students who knew they were infected went to a party anyway. >>> new reporting overnight after the white house was asked if president trump was briefed on a russian program to kill american troops. >>> the disturbing encounter at a hotel pool. a staffer calling police and accusing a black guest of trespassing. >>> the golden lesson for a golden girl. what a character played by don cheadle taught southerner blanche devereaux about a controversial symbol of the south. >> why that tv episode is perhaps more timely today in 2020 than it was nearly 30 years ago. that story in "the skinny." it's wednesday, july 1st. >>> happy wednesday, everyone. we are halfway done with the week. when i saw that clip in my explore page on instagram, i immediately thought of you. >> why? >> i know you love "the golden girls." >> i do. i thought because of don cheadle. like, kenneth, i remember when you had hair. >> kenneth! >> kenneth! yeah, definitely. i cannot wait to talk about that because there's a mes

the areas that will see the heaviest rainfall, definitely new jersey. possibly a widespread and isolated storm. that will cause some problems with some flooding. here's the timing on everything for you. let's pause it here when the wor worst of it is around atlantic city near philadelphia. that's at noon. notice rain in new york stock exchange by noon. the worst of the bands begins around 3:00 p.m. and will continue until 8:00 p.m. that's moving the heavier stu stuff to the hudson valley by 8:00 p.m. notice the system right over the top of new york city and then it races to new england. the cold front comes into the humid air mass and we will see additional storms. but, again, the storm itself, faye, will be gone. the headlines, faye into the northeast with landfall this afternoon, heatwave for the south, and very hot conditions from the southwest to texas. alex, if anything else with faye, it's a one-day cancellation of plans for outdoor activities in areas of the northeast today. it's kind a wakeup call for everyone, you know, you have to have your hu

that jersey would never be manufactured or delivered. some people see this as a double standard and they want to take a look, a closer look about nba's business in china. one of those people is senator josh hawley who wants nba commissioner adam silver to be subpoenaed in front of the senate judiciary committee, excuse me, to talk aabout the nba's business dealings, how they relate to the communist party there. charles? charles: let's hope senator hawley doesn't get anymore abusive stuff from folks in the nba orbit. hillary, this story keeps evolving, not in the right way. thank you very much. we'll talk to you real soon. folks, we'll be right back customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? given my unique lifestyle, that'd be perfect! let me grab a pen and some paper. know what? i'm gonna switch now. just need my desk... my chair... and my phone. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ quadrupled their money by 2012? and even now, many experts predict the next gold rush is just beginning

carley: first comes love and then comes marriage and laker's jersey.above and beyond not to just to show love on his wedding day also his favorite laker's player crouso by wearing his jersey. he looks pretty normal in the tux like he should and then doing the superman showing the that rousseau jersey. amazingly the point guard responded saying guaranteed successful marriage. cob democrats, bro. i'm wondering if he is more excited about that tweet or actually getting married. hopefully the latter, guys. good stuff. rob: carley, good to see you. thanks so much. just to update you on the breaking news the nypd clearing that protest area around city hall in lower manhattan, been occupied about a month. people demanding the funding of the nypd we have been told has been cleared out. carley: this all started after the death of george floyd. we will keep you updated as it is still developing right now. "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day. ♪ >> >> right now we have 60 cases on the state. >> tragedy striking again in chicago. 14 people hospitalize

el sospechoso de atacar la residencia de una jueza federal de nueva jersey la calificÓ en un libro dena perezosa nombrada por obama", segÚn el new york times. el hijo de la jueza muriÓ y su esposo resultÓ herido. hoy es lunes, 20 de julio. comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna. con patricia janiot. ♪ patricia: bienvenidos, comenzamos con la historia de un abogado antifeminista, es el sospechoso de haber matado a tiros al hijo Único de una jueza federal de new jersey, y de haber herido gravemente a su esposo. el new york times hizo una publicaciÓn de mÁs de 1000 pÁginas en la que calificÓ a la jueza de incompetente. por lander habÍa presentado una querella ante la jueza salas. habÍan hablado de un aparente subsidio. -- suicidio. rfabiola: desconcierto es lo que vive la familia salas en el hasta ayer, a paz aparente y tranquilo suburbio de new jersey. daniel salas, de 20 aÑos, muriÓ en la porta de su casa ayer despuÉs de atender el llamado de un hombre vestido de mensajero de fedex. quien le disparÓ en el corazón letalmente. tambiÉn h

and instead keep their last name on the back of their jerseys prepare we have to bring out all of theare very highly paid when it comes to endorsements, lebron james bringing in about $60 million off of deals and anthony davis at $10 million, this is according to forbes. yeah the nba, the double nba, the ncaa and the nfl that has announced that they too will put victims of police brutality on their helmets, the names of those players, the victims of those on their helmets starting the season 2020, we can see activism is growing in the sports world. blake: thank you, appreciate it. your reaction, let's bring in reality check on fox nation, david webb. >> hey, how are you. you and i need to be good sons and friends, my son was just on the phone with your dad. we better do a good job. blake: hello dad. good to see you in miami. i will tell you what i'm fascinated with, not fascinated but take note, the ncaa, you saw the jade phyllis tweet, you talk about than mba, and fl, wnba, the ncaa has had a hold on the college kids for a very long time and now they are starting to loosen up a littl

those include six flags great adventure in jackson, new jersey. that is where we find gary joining us live. what kinds of rules are in place to protect visitors and are they adhering to them? if it's anything like other theme parks there are rules in place and they're not optional. >> that's right, josh. it's the same of the game here is masks and hand sanitizer and both of that here at six flags in jackson, new jersey. the precautions start before you enter the gate. you cannot buy a ticket at the door, you must do it online so they can space out the number of people that come through the day and a temperature scanner that comes when you walk in so you can get your temperature scanned and go through a contact list check. you must wear a mask. there's folks walking around making sure you're wearing a mask and if not asking you politely to wear one. six flags masks for sale at the door of course. i talked to one family about those precautions and what they think about them. here's what they had to say. >> a lot of people, you know, are doing the so

look at new jersey. we were in the eye of the virus for so long. the state level budget not to mention what's happening in all of our towns and shortfalls that effects law enforcement, teachers, firefighters, you name it. we have to make sure to fill that hole. we always take care of our states and people when a storm hits. we're there. this is the same situation. we have a bipartisan bill sitting in the senate, waiting. the smart act is $5 billion led by bob menendez and cassidy in the senate. i helped to lead with others, tom reed. it's got to get done. >> you and tom reed, you and tom are two key members of the problems solvers caucus. if there was ever a time to come together, it would be now. do you have any real faith that you and your colleagues are going to get something passed before the august recess? >> yes. i'll be more optimistic about this one. i think that july 31st deadline is looming over. you see what's going on. this is no longer a problem where the senators in other states can say that's just a jersey, new york, california probl

leland: as people block to the jersey -- flock to the jersey shore for the july 4th weekend, new jerseys indefinitely postponing the plan to open indoor dining. the governor is facing growing pushback from restaurant owners and a republican congressman from south jersey joins us now, jeff van drew. we appreciate you joining us. we talked before, you were one of the first people to advocate for loosening restrictions faster in new jersey and now the governor has said he's putting a hold on things. your thoughts? >> well, when we say faster, i always said in an educated, scientific, intelligent way. both can be done. that's the point. so when it comes to indoor dining at restaurants, a promise was made by the governor and a promise was broken by the governor. he said he would allow indoor dining for 25% of the restaurants. he must understand that some of these are smaller restaurants at the shore that are going to completely lose out. they are going to be out of business forever. they're never coming back. that's such a cruel and harsh thing to do. there is no reason with the proper spaci

now you will slam us with taxes and people ask why they're leaving new jersey.of fact, you and i will be the only ones staying in new jersey, i got news for you. neil: well, i will come to your house with grey poupon. let me ask you, you mentioned the governor. i would imagine he has more pressing concerns. you go through the lincoln tunnel when you go into manhattan, whathave you, in and out, but you saw a little bit of flooding, i guess? >> yeah. it was. we got hit pretty bad, you know. but i got to tell you, there's always flooding like around up where i was brought up, wayne, new jersey, around that way. we can deal with the floods. we can deal with the weather. we can deal with the mosquito. we can deal with the jersey devil, for crying out loud. they got to stop taxing us. they got to create revenue. we are a great state. we should be creating revenue and by this, you know, this was a point where you could have cut a lot of dead weight off of the, you know, off of all that's going on within the government of new jersey but they kept all the jobs, everybody

tonight, investigators say the man who allegedly targeted a federal judge in new jersey is the primepect in a california murder eight days ago, and officials say the gun used in the suspect's suicide was the same gun in the attack that killed judge esther salas' son and seriously 9injured her husband. here's cbs's meg oliver. >> two victims there. >> reporter: tonight, authorities believe the killer was roy den hollander. sources say he posed as a fedex delivery man and opened fire in broad daylight at the front door of new jersey federal judge esther salas. den hollander was found dead in a car from a self-inflicted gunshot wound a day later. in the car, they found a package addressed to judge salas, an address and photo of new york state chief judge janet difiore and documents connected den hollander to a california killing. investigators believe the gun recovered where he died matches not only the one used in the new jersey murder, but is now being tested to see if it was used in the california shooting. in another murder eight days earlier in san bernardino, a gunman also posed a

. >> represent 33,000 law enforcement officers in the state of new jersey. and i was talking this morning with these guys and i said that , defund the police -- the experiment has already proven how poorly it is throughout the country. in new jersey they're talking about new use of force policy. with proportional force. and my response is, if you want to see a fair play go to wrestling match where 185 fights 185. we want end to these resisting cases as quickly as possible. there's nothing pretty about somebody resifingt arrest. and if you're going to use proportional force, it's going to -- president trump: what does that mean? that means you can't put two-on-one? you can't put three-on-one? what it that -- does that mean? you have to give the criminal a chance? >> we have to fight fair, i think, to place him under arrest. president trump: that's one i've never even heard of. you have heard of that? >> no, sir. > nationwide, you know, it's proportional. it's use of force continuum. you can he can tend and go up -- extend and go up one level. in new jersey, n

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tropical storm fay, new jersey, new york, up into new england. winds 50 miles per hour, several inches of rain. claiming the life of a swimmer. rob marciano timing this out. >>> tonight, is there's a major decision coming from president trump involving his long time confidant roger stone, convicted of lying to congress, facing a three-year prison sentence. the president today suggesting he might step in, saying stone has been treated unfairly. pierre thomas is live tonight. >>> new incidents involving ghislaine maxwell. what she's arguing now and word she's being monitored around the clock. here sheets taken away. she's been given paper clothes so she cannot harm herself. >>> news tonight of the popular mother who disappeared on a boat ride. her 4-year-old son found on the boat. what we know tonight. >>> and the phone call that finally came after his dedication every morning before the sun came up. who is our person of the week? >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us as we end another week together. like so many friday nights it's a bus

now new york and new jersey are down 1.7 and 1.8 per 1,000. and moving beyond that, we're seeing in florida, for example, though they have 12 cases for every 1,000, it is 0.2 mortality for every thousand cases. in arizona, 0.3 deaths per every thousand cases. so we are seeing that our therapeutics are working. that remdesivir and other medications are working. >> two to four weeks is such a short time period. what specifically are you doing to stop the spread? >> there's a lot. and i'm very glad that you asked that, because it is worth highlighting the work we're doing each day. for one, we're surging personnel to arizona, texas, california. we already have people working in florida. surging remdesivir to states that are seeing rising case numbers and surging testing supplies to decrease ton around time. these are several items that dr. birx briefed me on. the white house will be going to several states this week. dr. birx in particular to louisiana, mississippi, alabama, georgia, south carolina. we've sent 19 hhs teams to metroplexes. eight m

lowey: 15 secon seconds to the gentleman from new jersey. mr.our first amendment would include for the holocaust holocaust memorial museum outreach service to people can learn about bigotry intolerance. i ask for support of this en bloc set of amendments and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. ms. granger: i reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new york reserves. the gentlewoman from texas. ms. granger: i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: i am delighted to yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new york yields back. pursuant to house resolution 1060, the previous question is ordered on the amendments en bloc offered by the gentlewoman from new york. the question is on the amendments en bloc. those in favor say

and new jersey's governor with a new warning.king the latest. ♪ come to my window >> one-on-one with melissa etheridge. her first interview since a family tragedy. losing her 21-year-old son beckett to opioid addiction. her painful journey. what's helped her start healing and her new mission. >>> also ahead, how to get a break on the cost of college. the right questions to ask and the hidden resources that could help you save big. ♪ got to blame it >> reporter: and we're crazy about kevin kwan, the best-selling author behind the juiciest read this summer and the moment he surprises his biggest fan. >> hello. >> hello. >> reporter: it's all ahead as we say good morning, america. ♪ ♪ blame it on my juice >>> love that tune. so good to have you with us on this tuesday morning and i got to tell you, we have a really special edition of "open for business" coming up. chefs getting creative in their own kitchens, whit. >> that is right, robin. we know restaurants are really struggling right now so some chefs starting their own delivery

we're talking about jersey swapping after a game. the nfl is saying no way. why one well-known 49ers is throwing a flag on the whole situation. plus -- >> everybody out! get out! >> you're going to need a bigger boat. still ahead the major milestone for the blockbuster movie "jaws" and what one actor is revealing about the making of the film. >>> and happening now one of key west's biggest parties is canceled because of the pandemic. 75,000 people go to the keys every year in october. the event has been around since 1979 and consists of parades and costumes and lots of parties. in 2019 fantasy fest celebrated its 40th anniversary. florida, though, as you probably know is one of the hot spots and seeing a covid-19 death every 15 minutes. (birds singing) (bouncy keyboard music) - [announcer] food delivery just got more rewarding. (package crashing into ground) now that gruhhub gives you rewards when you order. (dog barking) did yo(device beeping) boom, rewarded with a perk like $5.00 off. ordering dinner for the family? voila! rewarded with free delivery and a

we have people who are in florida may be coming back to jersey to send their kids to school. that inner state travel allowed this virus to spread across our country. we saw that earlier on. it was people leaving the northeast, going to the southeast, going to the southwest, that increased their cases. now they're going to bring it all back. we need to be strict about interstate travel. not say please self-isolate for 14 days coming back into our state. i don't think that is good enough. neil: wow, you're a tough doctor. doctor, thank you very, very much, we'll see how that falls out. no one to your agreed on consensus. we're following that. we're following airlines. a lot of you were emailing complaining about american when they dropped the empty middle seat thing. what if i told you american just had to make a tough choice like a number of other airlines. either we crowd our planes or we ground our planes. either we have to listen to you whine about how packed it is, or we don't have as many people who can wait on you to hear you complain about it. after this. now is the tim

payne of new jersey, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. payne will vote yea on the -- will vote yea on the underwood amendment. mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. mucarsel-powell of florida, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. mucarsel-powell will vote yes on the underwood amendment. and, mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. hastings of florida, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. hastings will vote yea on the underwood amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. lowenthal, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. lowlow when that will will vote yes on the uns wood amendment. as the member designated by mr. lieu, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. lieu will vote yes on the underwood amendment. as the member designated by ms. moore, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. moore will vote yes on the underwoot a

a record rise in coronavirus cases and one hospital in new jersey is down to just a few patients he's prepping for a second wave. that ceo will be here to explain. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back new coronavirus cases hitting a record high but dr. anthony fauci saying he is cautiously optimistic the country will get this virus under control meg has the latest >> cases are anything but under control now. they are reaching the new record of in the 70,000 range of new daily cases reported yesterday that's a doubling from the new cases recoported just at the end of june. hospital saeg hospitalizations in the u.s. are at the number of cases we haven't seen since late june mode modesto, california, corpus christi, texas and boise, idaho seeing large numbers one bright spot in arizona looks like even though they are reporting more than 3,000 new cases per day, that has come down from a peak we saw just about ten days ago still 3400 people hospitalized in that state and deaths on the rise in arizona. dr. fauci speaking this morning about optimism around the vaccine. >> we're going as fast as we can wi

wind and rain flooding the jersey shore. waterfalls in new york city subway stations. >> look at the fire hose of rainfall going into new york city, western long island, northern new jersey, and the hudson valley. >> reporter: across the region, wind gusts near 60 miles per hour. take a look at the surf we're seeing here in north wildwood. definitely not the surf that you want to go out in. and nearly 7 inches of rain in some spots. >> if you see any type of pooling or ponding, don't drive through it. when in doubt, turn around, don't drown. >> reporter: in westchester county, new york, fallen trees ripping down power lines, and in essex county, new jersey, part of a tree fell on a woman. she's expected to be okay. ahead of the storm on thursday, a group of swimmers caught in the surf off of long island. an 18-year-old queens man did not survive. five others were treated and released. >> let's get right to adrienne bankert tonight. we can see the wind there, long beach, nochl. the rip currents still in effect tonight? >> rep

todd: casinos in new jersey allowed to reopen with new restrictions. latest limitation this have atlantic city looking different than you are used to. how is the gambling world gearing up? head of the tropicana casino, joining me live, how important is this reopening? >> back to normalcy, casinos are the backbone of the economy, new jersey, 45,000 people. todd: it is a tough time throughout the state of the country but in a see when you shutdown the lifeblood of the city that will happen. let's look at requirements for new jersey casinos, 25% capacity, smoking, eating, drinking indoors permitted. you need a beacon position between guests, machines like slots and dice has to be sanitized between shooters. do you think guests will be deterred from coming from these restrictions? >> it will deter some people, with people looking to get back to normalcy, 15,000 at tropicana in june, looking at protocol to make people feel as safe as possible. we are ready to go. >> one casino not reopening, casinos iran indoor activity, we shouldn't be having indoor activi

with the latest >> reporter: investigators outside the home of new jersey federal judge's sister salis her husband and son were both shot >> very good natured people. both of them wonderful neighbors. good people. and they just love their son, their only child >> reporter: salis' husband was shot multiple times after answering the door late sunday the couple's 20-year-old son was then shot moments later by a suspect a source confirms dressed as a delivery truck driver >> i never even would have thought. i walk around here i see daniel out with his dad playing baseball, playing with their basketball hoop all the time >> reporter: salis is the first hispanic woman sitting on the bench in new jersey. she has sought over high-profile trials tonight neighbors are asking why this family was targeted >> absolutely shocking i'll tell the truth when i heard -- i mean it was shock, but you don't know i don't know whether it was a disgruntled client i don't know i would be shocked to learn it was a robbery or anything like that i really would >> reporter: federal investigators remain at the home

so many people are flocking to the jersey shore.have beaches and all of those gatherings proven to be pretty safe? >> yes. the evidence we have that beaches, parks, the peaceful protests outdoors, folks have handled themselves really well. we don't see a whole lot of spread from any of that activity. where we are seeing it, you mentioned a house party in my town here of middletown. apparently there was a party where a bunch of lifeguards of long beach island attended. we are seeing it in indoor, again, lack of ventilation, not wearing masks, more young people than not. we are seeing the virus flare up there and that's a concern for us. >> so let's just drill down on that house party for a second because it is a microcosm of the risks, particularly now in the summer, particularly where teenagers are involved and they're partying. so 20 kids tested positive. have those kids gotten sick or did they just test positive and did that cause any larger outbreak? i know that you had some trouble after that with contact tracing. >> yeah. the m