basically we will set with new jersey. the governor at a press conference yesterday. >> we would not be doing this if we did not recommend we could lifted but you have to know your own health situation. if you have a comorbidity or a district thinks there is an outbreak in that community all other things being equal, a healthy child going to school they can go without a mask on march seventh. you have to reserve the right to the district, a district reserves the right to keep something in place. and secondly, individual based on their own right reserves that right and we cannot stigmatize a decision like that. we are trying to get, given all the unpopular decisions, politician -- politics was on the front burner. you are trying to get a whole bunch of data strings together and make the best call you can and so it is a combination of cases, hospitalizations, positivity rates of transmission all going dramatically in the right direction. it is trying to project out what those data streams look like weeks ahead of time. it is

pushed stuff went ace who was wearing a yellow jersey. >> the individual, white jersey. pushes the individual yellow jersey and he falls over backward, didn't fall to the ground. the individual, the yellow jersey. pushes. the individual, the white jersey and then strikes him once it appears in the face area. the individual, the white jersey falls backwards, hits his head on the pavement doesn't move after that. >> the mayor says the security guard arrived shortly after the altercation and called paramedics lunar remains hospitalized in a medically induced coma. the mayor says his condition is neither gotten better or worse. >> as kron four's dan kerman reporting for us. coming up later at 5 lawmakers in dc pushing to have a national him along with the national anthem. the song they're hoping to add. >> and the east bay county where they're lifting covid vaccination requirements for certain businesses. >> democratic infighting is not limited to the national level. just how progressive argue. that's what this is all about. youth members of the california democratic party w

the individual, white jersey. what she is the individual, yellow jersey. he falls over backward fall to the ground. the individual, the yellow jersey. pushes. the individual, white jersey and then strikes and wants it appears in the bay syria. the individual, the white jersey back hits his head on the pavement doesn't move after that. we won't be discussing the suspects. statements that were made in investigation. >> that that may show. get together. they set me up. >> no, we haven't. we don't believe anything else happen. if you look the video that i saw was a group of people look like you're tailgating and then there was this incident. there was look like there's i couldn't tell precursor to, you know what happened? okay. and the last thing i want to do want to give our our best wishes to the family. the chief has talked to the mother. she's very grateful there's an arrest in may. i call her myself, voicemails gave her. just to the best wishes of the city for her family and assistance. a ok? thank you guys very much. >> okay. so we just got an and i i wa

in the white jersey pushes the individual in the yellow jersey.idual in the yellow jersey pushes the individual in the white jersey and then strikes him once in the face area. the individual in the white jersey falls backwards, hits his head on the pavement, does not move after that. >> luna remains in a medically induced coma,'s family says they are grateful and arrest was made. the suspect's mother said her son acted in self-defense and urged people not to rush to judgment. >> new details about the couple and their dog snowbound in a remote cabin in sierra county for nearly two months. this is video from a chp helicopter sent into rescue them. they tried to get out on their own, but all the snow made it impossible. >> between the cabin and getting out, there were areas that were probably 6, 8, 10 feet of snow on the roadway. ama: they finally decided to call the sheriff's office, hiking in our to find a spot with self-service. >> they were starting to get critically low on food and they thought they better start getting an exit plan to make it o

i have a property in new jersey from the first caller who is a realtor. my neighbors and i -- i'm in georgia with an elder, with a retired husband and academic, taking care of a 90-year-old since march of 2020 because we have been in a pandemic. this 100 year pandemic, the hearing there was trying to make the factual point. we have several homes. those people who are in that range have optimism because they have capacity and access to society. we have others, young people at the colleges where we teach, people who come to make our lives better, home health workers, this is not private insurance that pays these bills. >> has that wage going up since 2020? >> no, that is what the build back better plan is for. it is for human infrastructure. you talk about roads and bridges and oil consumption, but we are human. we are people with needs. the people who are helping us with those needs are not taking income. >> we kind of lost you there. we appreciate your input. maine next up. bob on the pessimistic line. >> i want to talk about the testimony because i don't

in the white jersey pushes the individual in the yellow jersey.ndividual in the yellow jersey pushes the individual in the white jersey and then strikes him once in the face area. the individual in the white jersey falls backwards, hits his head on the pavement, does not move after that. >> luna remains in a medically induced coma,'s family says they are grateful and arrest was made. the suspect's mother said her son acted in self-defense and urged people not to rush to judgment. >> new details about the couple and their dog snowbound in a remote cabin in sierra county for nearly two months. this is video from a chp helicopter sent into rescue them. they tried to get out on their own, but all the snow made it impossible. >> between the cabin and getting out, there were areas that were probably 6, 8, 10 feet of snow on the roadway. ama: they finally decided to call the sheriff's office, hiking in our to find a spot with self-service. >> they were starting to get critically low on food and they thought they better start getting an exit plan to make

pushed stuff went ace who was wearing a yellow jersey. >> the individual, white jersey. pushes the individual yellow jersey and he falls over backward, didn't fall to the ground. the individual, the yellow jersey. pushes. the individual, white jersey and then strikes him once. it appears in the face area. the individual, the white jersey falls backwards, hits his head on the pavement doesn't move after that. >> the mayor says the security guard arrived shortly after the altercation and called paramedics lunar remains hospitalized in a medically induced coma. the mayor says his condition is neither gotten better or worse. it will be up to the district attorney's office in los angeles to decide whether or not to charge the point days. >> at this point, they say they have not received the case from police. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> but fight to outside sofi stadium. sure has shaken up a lot of people. and that includes a longtime friend of daniel luna, but also shaken tonight, the suspect's cousin kron four's catherine heenan is with us now. she's live in the newcroom wit

pushes the individual in the yellow jersey the individual in the yellow jersey. pushes the individual in the white jersey and then strikes him once it appears in the face area. the individual in the white jersey falls backwards hits his head on the pavement doesn't move after that. the mayor says, it's unclear. how the fight started luna is in stable condition in an la hospital as of this briefing his condition is not improved or degraded friends and fellow business owners on piedmont avenue in oakland where daniel luna owns mystera restaurant are encouraged about a break in the case. it is great that that you know, the the investigation is moving forward and that hopefully we'll be able to move forward. he'll be able to move forward with his recovery very quickly. the chief has talked to the mother. she's very grateful that there's an arrestman made but the suspect's mother told our la sister station has a mother. i only know that i raised three excellent children. i know that my son was attacked first and there was a video please wait until you see the video of

jersey the individual white jersey.vidual in the yellow jersey the individual in the yellow jersey. pushes the individual in the white jersey and then strikes him once it appears in the face area. the individual in the white jersey falls backwards hits his head on the pavement doesn't move after that. the mayor says, it's unclear. how the fight started luna is in stable condition in an la hospital. as of this briefing his

new jersey had some of the strictest mandates. the governor today saying, quote, this is not a declaration of victory as much as an acknowledge thament we can responsibly live with this thing. delaware and connecticut following suit in the coming weeks. new jersey's governor, that move, takes e next a month and now will leave the decision up to the schools. new york's governor has been pressed on this. will she follow suit? and does dr. jha believe this is a good idea? abc's erielle reshef leading us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, as new covid infections fall in nearly all 50 states, more americans are getting ready to see school mask mandates lifted. >> i'm very happy. i can see easier, but also breathe easier and, you know, just enjoy school more without the mask. >> i think they should still be wearing the masks. it's not that big of a deal in my opinion. it's something small that's >> reporter: n cing mks will no longer month from today. the governor leaving it up to school districts to make their own rules. >> perhaps mos

two teenagers getting into a fistfight at a new jersey mall. the black teenager was held to the ground and handcuffed while the white teenager wasn't. it is sparking outrage and-a of racial bias. cnn's athena jones has more on the story. >> reporter: accusations of racial bias by police after they broke up a fight between a pair of teenagers, one black, one white at a new jersey mall. a now-viral video shows the teens having a heated discussion. the white even the pointing his finger in the face of the black teen who pushes the white teen's hand away. the white even the then shoves the black teen, and the two begin to tussle. at one point the white teen tackling the black teen and pinning him to a couch then throwing him to the ground. when police arrive to break up the fight, a female officer pulls the white even the away and pushes him to the couch without handcuffs. while the other officer frpress the black teen to the ground and kneeling on his back while they place him and only him in handcuffs. >> oh, no. hello [ bleep ]. >> reporter: >>

the suspect was wearing a rams jersey. from the video. all that can be ascertained is that the victim was wearing a white jersey. police department is continuing the investigation and we're asking the other involved party to contact the contact the i p d at 3 one. 0, 4, 1, 2, 8, 7, 7, 1, is there any questions with taken with i thought about this this afternoon. next question. next question. next >> well, they do have a license plate that because we don't know that this is suspects. vehicle were not released. that information that time. >> we're trying to locate the vehicle and interview the owner. not that i know of. that's a very good question. we only recently located the video which allowed us to identify the vehicle. waiting see if you guys all took it was. so let's go one, then let's go to who wants to be 3? you'll be 3. so it's still like that. go ahead. no, i didn't say that. i called a press conference soon as that details us. please. we're not going to like this. i called the press conference as soon as i knew we had enough deta

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: i would just urge support for this bill, which is bipartisan and send it to the president. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass senate 854. those in favor, say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed. and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: i move to suspend the rules and pass s.1543, suicide training aware nationally developed universal prevention or the standup act. the clerk: senate 1543 an act to amend the public health to provide suicide awareness and prevention training, local educational agencies and tripal educational agencies receiving funds under section 520-a to implement a school-based student suicide prevention and training policy pursuant to the rule, the gentl

one black, one white, at a new jersey mall.iscussion. the white teen pointing his finger in the face of the black teen, who pushes the white teen's hand away. the white teen then shoves the black teen, and the two begin to tussle. at one point, the white teen tackling the black teen and pinning him to a couch. then, throwing him to the ground. when police arrived to break up the fight, a female officer pulls the white teen away, and pushes him to the couch without handcuffs. while, the other officer presses the black teen to the ground, and kneels on his back. the female officer, also, coming over to kneel on the teen's upper back, while they place him, and only him, in handcuffs. >> oh, no. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> treatment some viewed as unequal, unfair, and racially biased. one bystander exclaiming in surprise as police handcuffed the black teen. >> no it's because he's black. >> reporter: cnn affiliate, wcbs, spoke with one of the teens involved, 14-year-old ky, who asked that his last name not be used. >> i was like confused

some states have paid family leave including my own, new jersey, but many states do not.amily leave at the national level is still unpaid and that's really not helpful for so many households. even something like earned sick leave, we have in some states including my own state, new jersey, but many states do not. we don't have it at the national level. there's a lot more that we can do to support working families. host: there's a story at the gazette.com with the headline " u.s. childcare providers struggling to survive." the challenge has been crushed by the pandemic. since the coronavirus arrived in earnest, about one third of centers have closed and one hundred 11,000 workers have departed the sector. congress allocated tens of billions of dollars including $39 billion last march under the american rescue plan. that included $24 billion in grants to states to help providers struggling to stay open. they say it has taken the better part of a year for many states to even start the application process, let alone get the cash for those in need. what been the delay in gettin

luna wore a white jersey cifuentes was wearing a yellow rams jersey. the individual, the white jersey. pushes the individual and the yellow jersey the mayor says after that, cifuentes pushed, then punched luna in the face the individual , the white jersey falls backwards, hits his head on the pavement. doesn't move after that, at least one person bent down, tried to turn him on his side. the video showed cifuentes car and inglewood police tracked him down at his home. he agreed to come in for questioning and was arrested for felony assault and posted his $30,000 bail early this morning. when asked about safety at sofi stadium ahead of the super bowl, inglewood's mayor said this i don't think there's anything to worry about. the reality is that this was a one punch. one church of to shove one punch altercation. the greatest damage was done because he landed on the back of his head. on the pavement, so i don't think this has any implications for safety . luna is the owner and chef at a popular peruvian restaurant, mistura on piedmont avenue in oakland th

he says it began when luna wearing a white jersey push suspect brian supplant s wearing a yellow jersey. the individual, white jersey. pushes. >>the individual yellow jersey and he falls over backward, didn't fall to the ground. the individual, the yellow jersey. pushes. the individual, white jersey and then strikes him wants it appears in the face area. the individual, the white jersey falls backwards, hits his head on the pavement when test was arrested and released on $30,000 bail. the mayor says they're going off of 90 seconds of blurry surveillance video. >>but davis and the family are hoping witnesses may know more. they may see something 15, 20 minutes before. >>we don't know. as i said, we don't know the facts. davis says while the family's biggest focus is luna's recovery, they're also hoping to create change that will result in a safer stadium environment. these are highly charged environments. we know that security is he. the lawyer also tells me that the family is grateful for all the paramedics and doctors who have been working this case. >>they say they also want to thank

. >> brennan: we go now to governor phil murphy of new jersey.was the first of several blue-state governors who announced plans to roll back statewide mask mandates in schools. good morning to you, governor. >> good morning, margaret. >> brennan: the c.d.c. says they're not there yet. you say you're following the science, so what do you know that the c.d.c. director does not? >> i think new jersey's scscott gottlieb got this well, our numbers are improving dramatically. in-sool trnsmissions,caatiof llenge is this spike, this variant, has spiked straight up and it is coming straight down. new jersey and new york was hit early, as we have been all of the waves. the fact of the matter is our experience is very different from the average american state's experience. so the c.d.c., which we have been adherent to from the get-go, they've got a much more complex reality. the science and the data and the facts on the ground in new jersey has allowed us to take this step. >> brennan: the c.d.c. says you're still at a high transmission level. in virginia,

>> again, i know jersey the best. highly confident and i'm sure our health officials will, could say it definitively. there is no question it worked. there is no question getting vaccinated, getting boosted, and wearing masks indoors have all been positive public health steps, compared to the absence of any of those things in the eternal i have the. >> last week you met with president biden during the annual governor's conference. it has been reported that governors from both sides of the aisle have asked biden to give clear national guidelines about how the country can return to a greater sense of normalcy. are you frustrated that those guidelines have not been released yet? >> no. i think that's a question that we're all trying to get an answer to. all of us. in positions of responsibilities of, how do we migrate from pandemic to endem snik what is the time line associated with it? we announced the step we're taking today because we think we can responsibly take step. i think we all want to get some comfort in what

. >> se suma que a partir de marzo que desde new jersey no usarÁn cubrebocas >> karla tiene reaccionesron >> tensiÓn e emocionadas encontrados >>> a veces los papÁs que se pongan la mÁscara. >> es duro que un niÑo tenga y estÉ contaminado y pueda contaminar el proceso tambiÉn levantÓ la restricciÓn.rzo se >> mal, porque son niÑos y realmente necesitan estar con mÁs cuidado. >> new jersey se vio gravemente afectada con la variante Ómicron. >> pero justamente ahora que se da el anuncio los casos han disminuido en un 95%. >> debido a la baja expertos apoyan >>> a largo plazo pueda afectar el desarrollo del lenguaje y desarrollo social de los niÑos >>> pidiÓ que distros locales continÚen exigiendo el uso de mÁscaras algo que continuarÁ ya que se pondrÁ a disposiciÓn >>> delaware. >> el mandato terminarÁ en los Últos 2 meses. >> segÚn lo anunciÓ la gobernadora lo que responden residentes >> hasta que uno no sepa k6 pagas con todo esto por quÉ quitarla. en new jersey. >> noticias telemundo. >> el otra vez confusiÓn por Órdenes encontradas >>> frente a la ola de crÍticas por su bajo perfil el

a fight breaking out at the bridgewater mall in new jersey over the weekend. police respond and tackle one teen to the ground while the other sits down on a couch and is then left sitting alone as both officers cuff eighth grader kye, who spoke to abc station wabc. >> the male officer put his knee in my back and then he started putting me in cuffs. and then the female officer came over, put her knee on, like, my upper back, too. then, just started helping putting cuffs on me. while he was just sitting down on the couch watching the whole thing. >> reporter: in the video, you can see the other teen holding up his hands to be handcuffed but the officer walks right past him. bridgewater township police releasing a statement, saying in part, "we recognize that this video has made members of our community upset and are calling for an internal affairs investigation." new jersey governor phil murphy speaking about the incident today. >> we have to let the investigation play out. the appearance of what is racially disparate treatment is deeply, deeply disturbing. >> r

>>there's an individual in a yellow jersey, an individual in a white jersey. the individual, white jersey. the individual, yellow jersey, and he falls over backward. don't fall to the ground. the individual, the yellow jersey. pushes. the individual, white jersey and then wants it appears in the face area. the individual, the white jersey falls backwards, hits his head on the pavement doesn't move after that. >>as far as this person, well, they're not again, not going into details on what them to go from just interviewing to make the arrest. but they are pretty confident to reset that this is the only person involved in the case. they did say that after this incident that the man some points as did talk to a driver of a car and they were hoping to talk to that person. but it appears right now their investigation is focusing on this. 33 year-old man. >>back to you. well, tram, thank you for that. the suspect's cousin is speaking out this afternoon about the fight. he says that he was there when the 2 got into the altercation. >>and that it was self-defense. the

worrabo tir kids' mental health, the pig afoments tonight from new jersey, connecticut and delaware, joining pennsylvania, why the c.d.c. has a different message. stopping a russian invasion, with more of putin's troops heading to ukraine's border, the french president faces off with russia's president in hopes of diplomacy. plus president biden's warning to americans currently living in ukraine. breaking news -- supermarket shooting. the manhunt tonight for a suspect considered armed and dangerous. we'll have all the new details. >> major developments in the loirchtion, the devastating wipeout for reigning gold medalist mikaela shiffrin. navy seal cont death, the investigation after a former college football star dies following hell week. the queen's platinum jubilee, her remarkable 70-year reign, including 14 uppresidents and many james bonds. tonight, how she's calibrated. hero crossing guard, the quick-thinking woman to saved a child's life. and a gym with a special mission, to make all feel welcome and build confidence. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us, a

and we enjoyed having you in new jersey a short time ago.he relationship as individual governors have at this administration is critically important and i can say that chairman would endorse this, the relationship that the national governors association has with this administration and each of you personally is extremely important. it's existentially important for each of us and the association. on behalf of all of us, god bless you both and thank you so much for everything you do. >> thank you and may i add to governor murphy's comments and thank you for the greeting you extended mr. president, i would also extend greetings from all the. thank you for hosting us today in the east room. this annual tradition has never been more important and timely. during our weekend meeting that we just concluded, your administration has been extraordinarily helpful towards us. secretary buttigieg joined us for the discussion on infrastructure and -- and with mitch andrew, of course the governors are used to fixing roads and we know how to get it done. the

. >> the individual, white jersey. pushes the individual yellow jersey and he falls over backward, didn't fall to the ground. the individual, the yellow jersey. pushes. the individual, white jersey and then strikes him once. it appears in the face area. the individual, the white jersey falls backwards, hits his head on the pavement when test was arrested and released on $30,000 bail. the mayor says they're going off of 30 seconds of blurry surveillance video. >> but davis and the family are hoping witnesses no more. they may see something 15, 20 minutes before. >> we don't know. as i said, we don't know the facts. davis says while the family's biggest focus is known as recovery, they're also hoping to create change that will result in a safer stadium environment. these are highly charged environments. we know that security is he. the lawyer also tells me that the family is grateful for all the paramedics and doctors who have been working this case. they say they also want to thank the police officers and law enforcemen

yellow jersey.he individual and the yellow jersey pushes the individual in the white jersey, and then strike him once in the face area. the individual in the white jersey falls backwards, hits his head on the pavement, does not move after that. liz: luna remains in a coma. the suspect's mother issued a statement saying her son acted in self-defense and urged people not to rush to judgment. in the south bay there is a safety alert. people are warning about a pair of recent trail attacks at the st. joseph hill open space preserve in los gatos. amanda del castillo spoke with hikers taking precautions. amanda: assault suspect that large. it's posted along trails at saint josephsephsephsephse -- hill. >> >> i looked around and there were still people. amanda: there have been two attacks on trails in the area. the first happened on january 13. police say a man armed with a knife threatened and attacked two people on the jones trail. this past saturday at about 5:00 p.m., a man with a similar description a

now claims of racial bias that even prompted a response from new jersey's governor.nn national correspondent athena jones. >> reporter: accusations of racial bias by police after they broke up a fight between a pair of teenagers, one black, one white, at a new jersey mall. a now viral video shows the teens having a heated discussion. the white teen pointing his finger in the face of the black teen who pushes the white teen's hand away. the white teen then shoves the black teen and the two begin to tussle. at one point the white teen tackling the black teen and pinning him to a couch then throwing him to the ground. when police arrived to break up the fight, a female officer pulled the white teen away and pushes him to the couch without handcuffs. while the other officer presses the black teen to the ground and kneels on his back. the female officer also coming over to kneel on his upper back while they place him and only him in handcuffs. >> oh, no. holy [ bleep ] >> reporter: treatment some viewed as unequal, unfair and biased. police handcuff the black teen. >> yo,

the individual, white jersey. pushes. >> the individual yellow jersey and he falls over backward, didn't fall to the ground. the individual, the yellow jersey. pushes. the individual, white jersey and then strikes him once. it appears in the face area. the individual, the white jersey falls backwards, hits his head on the pavement doesn't move after that. luna is the chef and owner of a restaurant in oakland. >> one of his longtime friend says luna is not the type to cause trouble or pick a fight. >> you will >> there's also shaken one of the suspects, cousin that it was self-defense. the case. >> my patient was station opposite way with that should come to that. and just like just like anybody, you get a text from good at kicking it can do so especially when you with your while there is disagreement from people who know the suspect and the victim on how this issue started. >> they do agree that a 5 second fight had devastating results. luna remains hospitalized in a medically induced coma. the mayor says his cond

ilia: estudiantes de new jersey dejar en el uso obligatorio de mascarillas.aÑos de medidas rigurosas en el paÍs para detener la propagaciÓn del covid—19 el gobernador de new jersey dice que es tiempo de volver a la normalidad lo antes posible, anunciÓ que desde el 7 de marzo se suspenderÁ el mandato de uso obligatorio de mascarillas en las escuelas del estado. el nÚmero de contagios de coronavirus ha bajado un 89% desde enero. >> esos niÑos traen la firmeza a la casa, a los abuelos, a los tÍos, y eso es preocupante, en sÍ no sabemos quiÉn hacer. reportera: new jersey es el segundo estado del paÍs con la tasa per cÁpita mÁs baja de contagios detrÁs de mary lang. para este grupo de conductoras de autobuses escolares la medida sin embargo es prematura. >> considerando que tengo la dosis de la vacuna yo decido ir con mi mascarilla, porque uno tiene que cuidarse. >> los alumnos piensan lo mismo. >> yo la voy a seguir usando hasta que se acabe la escuela. >> y me pondrÉ la mascarilla ante cualquier cosa que pase. reportera: nueva york tambiÉn anunciarÁ medidas simi

deirdre birmingham, a new jersey mother of two, fears the new rules will lead to mass chaos.are your concerns going down the road? >> it's hard to put the genie pack in a bottle. a new variant comes along it will be hard to ask people to put a mask on. >> reporter: in illinois where cases are down 73%, 143 school districts scrambled this weekend as a judge forced them to drop the mask mandate. >> the judge's decision cultivates chaos for parents, teachers and school administrators across the state. >> reporter: the ruling came after more than 700 parents sued to stop the mandate. tonight, connecticut's governor is dropping their school mask requirement. on friday, delaware's governor is lifting the mask mandates in schools next month. nationwide, covid cases are down 42% from last week but health officials warn normalcy is not here yet. what does normalcy look like these days? >> i think normalcy will be when transmission is down to an exceedingly low level. the only caveat is to make certain it goes down so you can halt mask restrictions. we're not there yet. >> reporter: an

yellow jersey.ividual in the yellow jersey pushes the individual in the white jersey, and then strikes him once, it appears, in the face area. the individual in the white jersey falls backwards, hits his head on the pavement, does not move after that. liz: luna remains in a medically -induced coma. the suspect's mother issued a statement, saying her son acted in self-defense and urged people not to russian judgment. in the south bay, there is a safety alert that you should know about. police are warning about a pair of recent trail attacks at the st. joseph's hill open space preserve in los gatos. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo spoke with hikers taking precautions. amanda the signs read loud and le -lt large. posts by the police along trails at st. joseph's hill space preserve come only days after the latest attack. >> definitely caught my attention and i definitely had a thought of, should we go on this hike? i looked around, there is still people. amanda there have been two : recent attac

van drew of new jersey, dr. van view will vote yes on h.r. 55. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from seek recognition snr mr.connolly: as the member designated by mr. trone of maryland, i inform the house that mr. trone will vote aye on h.r. 55. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? where are as the member designated by mr. cardenas, i inform the house that mr. cardenas will vote yes on h.r. 55. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recog recognition? mr. pallone: as the member designated by mr. sires and mr. donald payne and mr. pascrell, these members will vote yes on h.r. 55. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 422, the nays are three. 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and, without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentleman

jersey white t-shirt. also a niners jersey and they were in a niners tailgating area. >> more details about this. according to the mayor. he says that luna was the aggressor, that he was the one who pushed the suspect. then the suspect pushed him back and then luna pivoted. that's when the suspect punched him in the face. and that's when luna fell back. hit his head on the concrete. and we all know james and darya. it is that concrete that really does a lot of damage. and 5 days later, he still in a medically induced coma for his protection. they will hold a news conference down in englewood at 9 o'clock this morning. so less than one hour from now, the mayor did say after he gets off the phone with me that he would speak to the police chief with the inglewood police department and they will perhaps jointly hold a news conference for the very latest details. as far as this suspect is concerned, his name not be released to the public. he's the only one arrested and no, they have not released the surveillanc

the individual, white jersey. pushes. >> the individual yellow jersey and he falls over backward, didn't fall to the ground. the individual, the yellow jersey. pushes. the individual, white jersey and then strikes him once. it appears in the face area. the individual, the white jersey falls backwards, hits his head on the pavement. authorities say cifuentes was arrested and released on $30,000 bail. davis says the family is asking for witnesses to come forward. we don't have all the facts yet as to what happened. >> and so the family is encouraging anyone with information about this tragic and violent attack to contact the inglewood police department. i asked davis about his future and recovery. he says we don't know much yet. it's too soon to tell. >> that we know with this type of injury and this types of procedures, he has a long and challenging road ahead of him. >> and that's really where the focus is right now. the lawyer also tells me that the family is grateful for all the paramedics and doctors. >> who ha

connecticut, delaware, new jersey, oregon. specific lines set aside for people in those states to get your reaction. cindy, good morning. >> caller: good morning. hi. i do support lifting the mask mandate i think governor lamont has been pretty even handed throughout this whole thing. but it is an election year for him. i do believe some of this is political. the cdc has been wrong on a lot of stuff. why we should do this ahead of the cdc guidelines i'm not so sure. i think they've done studies, but they squashed them because they didn't get the results they wanted. but i do approve -- >> what makes you think they're squashing studies, cindy? where are you seeing that? >> caller: i did see a report today how they canned a study in june of 2021 because it wasn't getting the results that they wanted, which was, you know, to promote the mandate. you know, there's a lot of other countries seem to be way ahead of us on a lot of things. i don't think we're doing the randomized studs a that we should be doing. with that being said, i

. >> the individual, white jersey. pushes the individual yellow jersey and he falls over backward, didn't fall to the ground. the individual, the yellow jersey. pushes. the individual, white jersey and then strikes him once. it appears in the face area. the individual, the white jersey falls backwards, hits his head on the pavement when test was arrested and released on $30,000 bail. the mayor says they're going off of 90 seconds of blurry surveillance video. >> but davis and the family are hoping witnesses may know more as a mayor sees someth>ng 15, 20 minutes before. >> we don't know. as i said, we don't know the facts. davis says while the family's biggest focus is luna's recovery. >> they're also hoping to create change that will result in a safer stadium environment. these are highly charged environments. we know that security is he. the lawyer also tells me that the family is grateful for all the paramedics and doctors who have been working this case. >> they say they also want to thank the police officers and la

yellow jersey.ndividual in the yellow jersey pushes the individual in the white jersey and then strikes him once, it appears, in the face area. the individual in the white jersey falls backwards, hits his head on the pavement, does not move after that. liz: lu remains in ana -- remains in a medically induced,. the suspect's mother issued a statement saying her son acted in self-defense and urged people not to rush to judgment. in the south bay, there is a safety alert that you should know about. police are warning about a pair of recent trail attacks at the st. joseph's hill open space preserve in los gatos. amanda del castillo spoke with hikers taking precautions. >> the signs read loud and clear, assault suspect at large. posts by the police along come only days after the latest tech. >> definitely, my attention and i definitely had a thought of, should we go on the psych? i looked around, there is still people. >> there have been two recent attacks along walking trails in the area, the first on j

de cubren uno de los estados que tenÍa la normativas mÁs estrictas, new jersey.so de cubrebocas en las e escuelas. buenas tardes. >> quÉ tal ? buenas tardes. efectivamente esta medida es importante porque new jersey se convertirÍa en una de los pr primeros estados en tomar este tipo de decisiones. quar la mascarilla de las aulas, algo que causa mucha controversia entre los padres de familia que se preguntan quÉ es lo mejor para sus hijos sobre todo cuando los expertos han repetido una y otra vez la importancia de llevar la puesta . hace un mes una nueva emergencia de salud md new jersey pondrÁ fin a el uso de la mascarilla.... extendiÓ una serie de Órdenes ejecutivas que incluya el mandato de uso de mascarilla de escuelas y en g guarderÍas uno de los arguntos es que con el clima mÁs cÁlido en marzo las escuelas tendrÁn mÁs opciones de ventilaciÓn en las aulas y ha habido un d descenso en los contagios, la tasa de positividad más baja desde el 26 de noviembre, justo cuando la variante Ómicron causaba más un 95 por ciento menos en un mes, algo que tamÉn se ha visto

and he crosses again, back into new jersey. and this time he bates the british, who are basically the british army is at princeton, 15 or 20 miles up the road and he bates them into attacking him at trenton where he has the high grounds on the creek and slaps them around pretty well. but darkless falls. it's not clear how he's going to get back across the delaware. it's full of ice. if he retreats south he is potentially trapped in south jersey. what does he do? he goes east, around the left flank of the british armty to princeton where there is a rear guard left there. and he destroys the rear guard. by this point, the british heads are spinning, who is this guy? this isn't the general that we have been fighting so far. then he goes north into the high ground of new jersey where he goes into winter quarters. he's safe there. the british can't get at him. there he is going to refit, rest. it's a pretty brilliant campaign. no less a battle captain than frederick the great looked at and it said whoa. >> exactly what frederick the

the oldest went to live with her dad in new jersey, while karrie and the youngest daughter stayed in corning with mom in a new house. but the divorce was hard on everyone. karrie and her mom sometimes butted heads. the arguments could get heated. >> the issue was living with her mother, finishing high school, but it got more and more strained as the years -- as she approached her senior year. >> by late august 2017, karrie, the one-time ballerina, had left home and was a sophomore at r. i. t. in rochester. her younger sister still lived with her mom. it seemed like a typical monday afternoon when a family friend came by the house to pick up the youngest for swim practice. but something looked very wrong. he called 911. >> she's motionless. and i'm concerned. >> the friend said he glimpsed a shadowy female figure on the stairway. >> she's just standing there not moving? >> kind of hard to tell. dark. >> something very dark had happened in that house. and when the curtain was pulled back, it would reveal a monstrous story. like something out of a greek tragedy. with an ending no one co

central new jersey, everything from mattresses to money. since some 80000 afghans were air lifted to the united states. we were deeply concerned then cobble fell in august, and as we watched the same horrific scenes that everybody else did of the chaos at the airport. we knew that quite soon we'd be experiencing a search, like we'd never experience in terms of arrival. i. they found the alameda family and more than 200 other afghans, a place to live, nearly tripled their annual numbers in a part of the country where affordable housing is hard to come by. and a matter of 6 months, the united states re settled all but $7000.00 afghans, evacuated as part of operation allies. welcome in the communities across the country. but those 7000 remain on 2 military bases, one in wisconsin, and one here in new jersey. but some families, tired of waiting for a placement, have begun leaving on their own. according to the hebrew immigrant age society, highest is one of the 9 resettlement agencies tasked with overseeing community placements capacity. why fi

one in wisconsin, and one here in new jersey. but some families tired of waiting for a placement have begun leaving on their own. according to the hebrew immigrant age society, highest is one of the 9 re settlement agencies tasked with overseeing community placements capacity. why fi were not ready and funding wise? we were not ready that we will be able to support them and ask them arrivals, alumni, the other. that's a concern for refugees. most of whom have at this point only been given temporary. b says, we are here right now. we don't know what is our future. they are thankful to those who have helped them land here. but relief has been replaced by worry. kristin salumi al jazeera spotswood, new jersey voters in 3 states in india have cost balance and local elections. people in one region of the country's most populous state to pedestrian among them, poverty, mattel's there and reports on how this selection is being seen as a popularity test for prime minister there and remote. it's the biggest state election in india, auto p

one in wisconsin, and one here in new jersey. but some families tired of waiting for a placement have begun leaving on their own. according to the hebrew immigrant age society, highest is one of the 9 re settlement agencies tasked with overseeing community placements capacity. why fi were not ready and funding wise? we were not ready that we won't be able to support and ask them arrivals along as the other. that's a concern for refugees. most of whom have at this point only been given temporary. b says, we are here right now. we don't know what is our future. they are thankful to those who have helped them land here. but relief has been replaced by worry. kristin salumi al jazeera spotswood, new jersey. the high moderates are driving people out of their homes in honduras, some of being forced leave the country saying they're trying to protect their children from being recruited into criminal gangs. as manuel rap on our reports in the capitol compton makes tackling the violence more difficult at a late night crime scene in big luc

basically we will set with new jersey. the governor at a press conference yesterday. >> we would not be doing this if we did not recommend we could lifted but you have to know your own health situation. if you have a comorbidity or a district thinks there is an outbreak in that community all other things being equal, a healthy child going to school they can go without a mask on march seventh. you have to reserve the right to the district, a district reserves the right to keep something in place. and secondly, individual based on their own right reserves that right and we cannot stigmatize a decision like that. we are trying to get, given all the unpopular decisions, politician -- politics was on the front burner. you are trying to get a whole bunch of data strings together and make the best call you can and so it is a combination of cases, hospitalizations, positivity rates of transmission all going dramatically in the right direction. it is trying to project out what those data streams look like weeks ahead of time. it is

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jersey. the suspect in a yellow jersey. the individual in the white jersey pushes the individual in the yellow jersey the individual in the yellow jersey. pushes the individual in the white jersey and then strikes him once it appears in the face area. the individual in the white jersey falls backwards hits his head on the pavement doesn't move after that. and luna remains in a medically induced coma his family told police. they're grateful and arrest was made the suspect's mother issued a statement saying her son acted in self-defense and urge people not to rush to judgment. the mother of an east bay man who died during an encounter with alameda police is now a city and the officers involved mario gonzalez suffocated when police pinned him to the ground during the incident last april, his mother has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit saying her son was unjustifiably restrained the lawsuit alleges the three police officers used excessive force. the alameda county coroner's office has describ

i was speaking to a teacher in new jersey. in 2019 and 2020 she said she received her district's teacher of the year award so she's high up there in the ranks and this is what she told me. this is the worst year of teaching i have ever had. i have been trying to figure out what kind of career change. i thought virtual was bad. this is worse. the state's districts want to on race business as usual and there is nothing usual about what is happening right now. the kids are behind academically and emotionally. it's wild. even just how they act in a classroom, fifth graders in her room haven't been in a full school year, a full school year since they were in second grade and they behave that way. this teacher says she cried in her boss' office. what are you doing right now to help teachers who are experiencing burnout, who have put all of that stress on to their shoulders for the past two years? >> yeah. i mean, it's real for sure. they've been heroic up and down our state. i suspect across the country. putting up with obviously th

. >> the individual, white jersey.vidual yellow jersey and he falls over backward, didn't fall to the ground. the individual, the yellow jersey. pushes. the individual, white jersey and then strikes him once. it appears in the face area. the individual, the white jersey falls backwards, hits his head on the pavement when test was arrested and released on $30,000 bail. the mayor says they're going off of 90 seconds of blurry surveillance video. >> but davis and the family are hoping witnesses may know more as a mayor sees something 15, 20 minutes before. >> we don't know. as i said, we don't know the facts. davis says while the family's biggest focus is luna's recovery, they're also hoping to create change that will result in a safer stadium environment. these are highly charged environments. we know that security is he. the lawyer also tells me that the family is grateful for all the paramedics and doctors who have been working this case. >> they say they also want to thank the police officers and law enforcement agenc

franklin's son is the royal governor of new jersey. he remains loyal he is jaled he is sent into exile franklin hates him. wow, he hates his son. it's his only son. it's the son who helped him with a kite flying experiment. i mean, it's the joy of his life and that's what civil war does to the country at that time. we can get a little so they're sort of strategic level. let's get back maybe into the operational level for a moment george washington. needless to say, please a major role in the book and i presume in the next two volumes as well. why was washington such a great leader? let me maybe go a little deeper there see more in eisenhower's this is sort of how i was brought up to think of george washington and by that i mean enable administrator a guy who makes different factions work together. make sure all the moving parts are oiled and so more of an eisner perhaps less of a great captain less of a napoleon or a frederick the great you know, i had the privilege of living with eisenhower's metaphorically for 15 years, and i'm now i