the debate was hosted by the new jersey globe. >> welcome, everybody to the new jersey globe today. between candidates for congress in new jersey's seventh district, the democratic incumbent, tom malinowski, and republican cha i'm david while steam, the editor of the new jersey globe. thank you congressman and senator for participating in this important exchange of ideas that permit voters a chance to compare your views and decide who they want to represent them in the congress for the next two years. every candidate will have 90 seconds to make an opening statement. after that, i will ask a series of questions related to national issues and the campaign for congress in the seventh district. for better or for worse, every question in this debate has been prepared by me. i've not shared this with anybody. we have a lot of ground to cover . respectfully i asked the candidates stick to their allotted time. if a candidate goes too long, i will hold my hand up. if that doesn't work, i will interrupt. the questions will alternate between the two candidates at my discretion. each candidate

fix the roads and bridges in the state of new jersey. we did that. >> they asked me to stop the bleeding of jobs to and the outsourcing. we passed at the chips and science act. to bring back advanced manufacturing to the united states. ask me to do something about the scourge of gun violence to protect our kids and finally passed the first gun violence protect -- prevention bill to be the nra. we will do it again. it asked me to do something about the climate crisis, extreme weather that is hurting the state of new jersey. we lived through hurricane ida. to do something to make america the leader in the transition of green energy. we did this summer, the biggest possible way. passing a bill that will help make this country free from dependence on foreign oil. for -- foreign dictators. and now, we find ourselves facing a new set of challenges. this is a difficult situation. probably the most difficult situation we had in my lifetime. that is a horrible problem of inflation, and every country in the world is hurting every single one of us.

manufacturing is the core of who we are in new jersey. as we look in patterson falls, there was something called infant industries. you made sure there were certain economic policies to ensure we have manufacturing and you create policies to ensure hundreds of years ago to make sure you could grow the businesses for a time. my opponents policies have made us less secure. all that the people in this room secure about -- care about, these are all things that we need to make sure. we need to send a leader to washington, d.c. who is worked across the aisle to find those solutions to create new tech elegies -- technologies. that type of leadership whatever industry which we feel is strategic disadvantage right now and whether that's agriculture various areas of technology other areas of chips whatever it is that allows us to compete because i think when we solve the pandemic hit we all saw the impact of what happened when chips were coming over from china and what they could do if they stopped pushing over the pharmaceutical and the band-aids.

let's take a look at this of the jersey.imagine 1200 men being kept on that in such horrible conditions. the number of deaths on the jersey is shocking. the estimate points to it being roughly 11,500. the vast majority, which were american privateers. by comparison, in the entire war, somewhere between 4460 800 americans were killed in action. now, one of the biggest criticisms of privateer is they siphoned valuable manpower. then the continental navy, and that is absolutely true. many men chose to join privateers rather than the navy in, the hopes of earning more money. but that doesn't mean that had there been no the continental navy would have been transformed into a fearsome fighting machine. there are roughly 60 continental navy vessels in the atlantic. throughout the revolution building and assembling a navy from scratch would have been a gargantuan for a well-functioning, wealthy government. for the relatively poorly staffed and financially continental congress, it was almost insurmountable challenge. the continental

it was nothing like reversing in new jersey and in new york too by the way. very height of of ballot rejections during the primaries. one of the nice things and good things that happened out of the election as people learned. election officials learned and some of these archaic ways in which states that had only used absentee ballots, they learned better ways delivery -- during the election and making sure voters were following the instructions so by the time you get to the general election new jersey's rejected ballots go down significantly because people are more aware of following the instructions. host: richard in on trail, canada, republican. caller: yes, good morning. i have some friends that they are able to count -- the same night but here in the united states where they have you don't have strict voter id laws and strict signature voting it takes days. our country doesn't have strict voter idealized it's not an honest country. if you look at mr. mcdonald's twitter feed you can tell he is a political activist for the democrat party which is why he doe

natacha: 30 years ago, 1990, teaneck, new jersey.ed down cedar lane and here it is, 2020, 30 years later, and i'm finding myself march the same roads for the same exact thing. thelma: my son, he got shot in that backyard over there with his hands in the air. we endured this pain for 30 years. now we're back here again. christine: i was in eighth grade when phillip pannell was murdered, and a lot of my friends knew phillip pannell. so i try every year to teach the students about phillip pannell, because too often they come to school and they don't know his story. so i'm always trying to make sure that his name is remembered and we never forget what happened. protestor: (shouting) 30 years. not again. natacha: i've been fighting for 31 years because even now, today, teaneck is trying to sweep it under the rug. jim: hall meeting, all right. that is the black lives matter mural, council member rice. gervonn: i know that we did discuss it at our last council meeting and just wanted to make sure that it was brought up again. but i just wan

abuse in new jersey.jersey, has stepped in to help you or the organization provides assistance for those struggling with hunger, homelessness and addiction. they are celebrating 40 years at their annual leave in a better tomorrow gala which is next week. joining us right now are eva's village ceo and formers eva village client pamela and joining us from paterson, new jersey. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: howard, it is great to have you. we were talking during the commercial break. for a number of years, my wife and i, kathy, actually volunteered even as village and we did the galas and raised a lot of money. it is such an extraordinary and it started with -- and now you have an extraordinary 3,000 volunteers and you help 5,000 people. why do you do it? >> it is very simple comic steve. thank you for having us here. we do it because we are to help people struggling with hunger, homelessness, property, and addiction. our community has a soaring need and the need is

i know, you know, new jersey girls marry, new york boys, new york boys, mary, new jersey girls. they have family, they have friends that lives communities and some of their war with one another. and what you expect in the role in their, in kill them is that they don't matter of this war has a, a psychological of reality attached to it. because of that, the complex history in between russia, ukraine, that the west just doesn't get, we just don't comprehend that we don't know how to adapt our own prejudices about how war should be waged to this reality that this is almost an effect. a civil war . yeah, between people who have coexisted peacefully. um, you scratch a russian, you get a ukraine, you scratch ukraine, you get a russian, we in the west, don't get it. we don't understand why russia isn't going in whole hog, because that's what we would do against the iraqis. because we have no emotional connection with the iraqis. but i'm telling you right now, new yorkers would napa new jersey. the way we bond iraq, they would go in soft. they would say, we don't want to do this. let's

manufacturing is the core of who we are in new jersey. as we look in patterson falls, there was something called infant industries. you made sure there were certain economic policies to ensure we have manufacturing and you create policies to ensure hundreds of years ago to make sure you could grow the businesses for a time. my opponents policies have made us less secure. all that the people in this room secure about -- care about, these are all things that we need to make sure. we need to send a leader to washington, d.c. who is worked across the aisle to find those solutions to create new tech elegies -- technologies. that type of leadership whatever industry which we feel is strategic disadvantage right now and whether that's agriculture various areas of technology other areas of chips whatever it is that allows us to compete because i think when we solve the pandemic hit we all saw the impact of what happened when chips were coming over from china and what they could do if they stopped pushing over the pharmaceutical and the band-aids.

how do you go about making a decision like this when you really serve long island and new jersey. >> liz, you know, we have in our industry is a mutual aid process ask seeing the devastation that hit florida and our heart goes out to everyone impacted by this and the only natural thing to do is try and help and our industry pulls together and we certainly experienced situation like this ten years ago with super storm sandy came through and other utilities came to help and yous residents here in new jersey and only makes sense to do the same in the occasion. liz: it's corporations doing good for their shareholders but also for the rest of the country. that's what i find so amazing. sent down with a couple dozen and first order of getting on the ground and what did you need them to do first? >> well, the first thing any of our utility crews do when they come in is make sure they cleared all the trees away from the roadways and make sure that the emergency response vehicles are going through and act as they need to act and then we start going about the power restoration process and star

>> no, the yankees own the jerseys, the yankees supply the jerseys and on the front it has the -- the put an identifier on it that says this came from the yankees and if you look up that number, it can tell you exactly when it was worn and what he did. the teams own their jerseys and sell them off and typically, typically give the proceeds to charity. stu: $25,000? >> yep. stu: at least. >> at least. stu: you got to bid that thing up, ken : >> i hope so. stu: ken golden, you're all right. great auction memorabilia. keep us in touch with this stuff. >> you bet. stu: it's time for the trivia question. this week it's movie themed. we're going to play you a clip and you have to guess the answer to the question afterwards. today's clip is from rocky. watch this. ♪ [ clip playing ] stu: the question is how much steps did rocky run leading to the entrance of the philadelphia museum of art? ken golden, you're going to have to stay and make your guess. your effort is a sport, isn't it? >> i'm from philly so i should know this. stu: the answer on the steps question after this. ♪ . . when you're

bob, carley and i have been talking, we're both from jersey, new jersey has been reliably blue, is thisy, connecticut, does show signs of red and becomes in carley's words, becomes pink? >> i think it does. i'll tell you why, it is because we're talking about the issues in this campaign and we're talking about the issues that matter to the voters in my district and those issues are very simple, what do you do about my gas and grocery bill? i don't feel safe walking to my car or leaving my car in my front driveway at night. do you know what they are teaching my children in school? those are three questions i get asked on this campaign. in my district, in the town of my district in lawrence, there was a school board meeting last wednesday where parents were very concerned about the mature material that is being taught to very young children in the schools in new jersey and the attorney for the school board turned around and told parents, if you don't like what is being taught here, you have a choice, go somewhere else, that is your choice. you don't have a choice about what is being taugh

bell labs, or anybody else have a dream for the state of new jersey. listened so i could work on their behalf. but now, the issues that are impacting the residents of this district, with the national in scope, we have the highest rate of inflation, outrageous spending in washington, d.c. that we've had in 40 years. and when we look at what the problem is, it's because the incumbent member of congress, tom malinowski, votes with nancy polasky -- nancy pelosi 100% of the time. whether they were republican or democrat, this amount of spending would cripple the economy, would hurt the supply chains. make new jersey in this country far more unaffordable. in less secure at home and abroad. but instead of listening to the economists, instead of listening to his constituents, he followed nancy pelosi's lead 100% of the time. and as a result we've got this out-of-control inflation. i'm running for congress so i can break the back of inflation. responsibly cut the spending coming out of washington, d.c. in short, energy independent once again. we have to secure

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and the seahawks gave him that jersey as you said.ahawks for that jersey to be featured in two second of her ad. i find it sass continue sinating. brian. if a company wants to be completely apolitical, fine. between the want to be perceived as endorsing any candidate whatsoever. as you pointed out it doesn't appear that the seahawks have been consistent in application. it doesn't appear they want to be a political they don't want their jerseys in an ad for republican. >> brian: but, will, are you still there? but, for example. >> will: yeah. >> brian: there is an example of a democrat wearing a seahawks jersey. doesn't seem to be a problem. >> will: exactly. >> brian: running for governor as a democrat, does it. >> will: exactly. right there on your screen vicky cayetano in hawaii. i would say that's pretty predominantly featured. that's the candidate herself wearing the ad. in this case only a candidate's spouse wearing the ad. corporations have made it clear which side of the aisle they stand. i'm sure they are happy to give campaig

and about his productive days of the new jersey overseas league, let's talk to me sports.ring streak to three games today in a duel, new jersey and detroit belarusian scored a minority, and the devils celebrated a victory with a score of 6:2 at the moment, the belarusian striker, four points. in seven matches of the current season, jersey arrived on the eve of the match late in the evening, there was practically no time for rest. fatigue after a difficult duel with washington, of course. it could have had the same effect as the reaction of the players to that defeat, so in the morning the head coach. davis linder gave the team the opportunity to rest. yes trinity has not been beaten since february 2020. in the current draw, the team crossed not so long ago, a little over a week ago, the wings defeated their opponent five bam in this match, the hosts opened the scoring already in the third minute, but by the beginning of the second period they were inferior. one three already in the first minute of this from the match for delaying the game, the red wings were also punished

she, like many others in new jersey, is experiencing what's referred to as a claw back. aren't receiving the grants after they were approved. lisa and scott were awarded over $1 hundred thousand to rebuild their home. but now they are not entitled to receive the funds until work is complete. >> all we want to do is get on with our lives and stop talking about this storm. >> fox news was in contact with four other homeowners from new jersey including some who are still unable to rebuild their homes a decade later. all of them declined to go on camera for fear the state would retaliate against them for going public with their issues about the rem grant program. a statement from the spokesperson for the state of new jersey says they're obligated under the act to recover the money and they have kept lines of communication open with homeowners. in new york homeowners are not experiencing claw backs from that state's version of the rem program called new york rising but still are facing issues of their own. dan anderson of long beach needed to tear down his home after the ston

with you hello yegor sharangovich extended his scoring streak to three matches today in a duel, new jersey and detroit belarus scored a minority, and the devils celebrated a victory with a score of 6: 2 at the moment the belarusian striker, four points . in seven matches of the current season, jersey arrived on the eve of the match late in the evening, there was practically no time for rest. tiredness after a difficult fight with washington undoubtedly. it could have had the same effect as the reaction of the players to that defeat, so in the morning head coach davis linde raf gave the team a chance to rest. yes trinity has not been beaten since february 2020. in the current draw, the team crossed not so long ago, just over a week ago, the wings defeated their opponent. five two in this match, the hosts opened the scoring already in the third minute, but by the beginning of the second period, it was 1:3 already in the first minute of this segment of the match for delaying the game, there were also punished by esperanto. jersey were outnumbered and in this moment in his word said, the belar

they were fishing last week in new jersey, off of new jersey, when dad got one on the line, and then this happened. oh, ah, yeah, it's terrifying. first, i thought when i first saw this video, i thought, oh, it's just a school of fish like popping out of the water. that's pretty cool. and then you see this whale wow. goodness is son was shooting the video. he said his father didn't lose the fish on the line and claims he wasn't fazed at all. i'm not even on the boat, and i'm phased by this. i did a little jump jumped on the boat wouldn't have turned the whole boat over. yeah, maybe also, i was today years old when i learned that whales are in the waters off the coast of new jersey. no i did not notice idea. i've seen sharks. yeah i've seen dolphins over the summer. there were a bunch of shark spottings. but here we go. you can hear the dad in the video had to be he edited a little bit of the words family show here. so i have a joke for you. because you usually are the king of jokes. here we go across the road. oh i don't know. get to the other tied tied, said that before you should h

new jersey has a radical sex education system. stay right here, "one nation" continues in a matter of moments. brian: welcome back to saturday night on "one nation." john fetterman the democratic nominee and republican candidate dr. mehmet oz virtually tied. oz is going after him because he's soft on crime. and supports certain drugs. he deleted comments about black lives matter on his website. you closed a 15-point gab. how did you do it? >> i focused on the economy. in pennsylvania by blocking fracking and the piping of natural gas we increased energy prices. john fetterman in every job he had tried to increase taxes. and yet he has not paid his own taxes 67 times. that hypocrisy bothers pennsylvanians. the big issue in pennsylvania is the lawlessness. the crime is out of control. we just had our 1,000th carjack in pittsburgh. there is fentanyl deaths. we are top five in the country caused by an open border. fetterman wants to legalize all drugs and have injection sites. portland did it than was a 50% increase in the deaths from

just a jersey thing. thank you very much. >> you are welcome. >> steve: mass exodus of haitian migrants could soon be on our door steps. the white house is considering holding them at gitmo. rachel campos-duffy just saw the crisis at the border firsthand and she joins us next. >> brian: game three of the world series, astros and philly tied at one game apiece. john smoltz breaks it all down for us before he goes to the booth tonight. ♪ ♪ ♪ choosing miracle-ear was a great decision. like when i decided to host family movie nights. miracle-ear made it easy. i just booked an appointment and a certified hearing care professional evaluated my hearing loss and helped me find the right device calibrated to my unique hearing needs. now i enjoy every moment. the quiet ones and the loud ones. make a sound decision. call 1-800 miracle now, and book your free hearing evaluation. this fall, xfinity rewards is thanking you with spooky perks and surprises. enter for your chance to win a trip to universal's halloween hor

my opponent wants to overturn the law in new jersey. leaving this decision to women and their doctors. he wants to bring the government in to make that decision for women and their doctors. we see the consequences of that across the country. in the world that he wants, a woman who has a miscarriage in the sixth, seventh, eighth month of a pregnancy would be suspected of committing a crime. women who are told by their doctors that they have to have this procedure to protect their health or their life would have to wait for some sort of government panel to review the evidence and give them permission as they're bleeding in the hospital. that's not something we want in the state of new jersey. it is also not the issue. what republicans are doing in every state under their control is banning abortion period, often with no exceptions for the health or life of the mother. >> your opponent supports an abortion ban at 20 weeks with exceptions. before we let you go, the congressional leadership fund is running this new ad accusing you of using i

so radical love in the prison is how we got to be from east new jersey state prison east jersey university. that is how we got to change that space into a spaces for transformation not a space foran anger. you cannot show anger. you could not show grief you cannot put it on your brothers in that same space. they are dealing with on their own. >> i will just add to that very quickly, there's m not much we n add to that except the fact some say the word radical met cut against the grain. i did not necessarily belong there. and so you can show that kind of love and a space to make that kind of sacrifice from the outside working mode this person who have nothing give us? why would this person is never getting out of jail of the work effortlessly, tirelessly trying to give individuals outward while individuals have nothing coming return do, that? that is radical, right? that is radical. the very, very radical thing to do. we see more from the side of the wealth of the other side with the conversation but that is what makes it so radical. are we doing for time? i know lots of stories about these

there were ordinary suburban new jersey kids. there were not thugs. they were ordinary kids.oing do ordinary kid stuff. katy >> what was that first thing you notice that was unusual that day? >> -- on the grass. >> they opened their door and came out with their guns drawn. >> and where did these two officers point that gotten's? >> at the kids. >> they was coming -- like that. >> who were they pointing their guns at? >> at the kids. >> you and the other kids? >> yes. >> the 13 year old and 14 year old children? >> yes. >> they stay in their cars or did they -- what did the police do with their guns out? >> there was coming towards us. >> i think the young witnesses were challenged. it was a moment of reckoning that we have to do this, but we're also afraid. because we just saw what happened to philip. >> scared. >> there were 15 kids, they're right? >> yes. >> and everybody was running. is that right? >> yes. >> in talking to witnesses, you have to be sure what they think they know, what they actually know, what they observe, and the level of detail that they can share with y

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we're going to be there for a lot of that. >> i live in central jersey.he new york and philly stations on comcast. if i watch the new york stations i have no political ads. if i watch the philly stations for football, every commercial break is some political ad for whatever it might be thank you. >>> on the positive side of things, the markets have been taking their cue from the bond market in the past month yields have come down, they're back to where they were before the last fed meeting how about that i'm going to fly to vienna, austria now, we'll see you tomorrow and "power lunch" begins right now. >> safe travels, go do your work and we'll look forward to seeing you from vienna. welcome, everything, to "power lunch," along with seema mody, i'm tyler mathisen here's what's ahead on a busy trading start for the month of october. stocks surnlging to start this w months rebounding from those lows technology coming off a brutal quarter. is that where you're going to find some of the biggest

this is how we got to be from east jersey state prison, the east jersey university. that is how we got to change that space into a space that is for transformation, and not a space for pain and anger. you cannot show anger, you cannot show grief because you cannot put it on your brothers in that same space. they are dealing with enough on their own. >> i will add to that very quickly, not much more you could add to that except for the fact that some guys used to say, the word radical could cut against the grave. it was like a bulldozer to concrete that didn't belong there. when you show that kind of love in that space and make that kind of sacrifice, from the outside looking, a person says, why would a person who is never getting out of jail makes sure another person gets out of jail? paralegals work effortlessly, tirelessly to help get individuals out. why would individuals who have nothing coming in return do that? and they do it, that is radical. right? that is radical. they do it to express their humanity. it is a very, very radical thing to do. we should see mor

. >> a lot of people in jersey asked that we could new york city was bull's-eye storm on land for new jersey devastating consequences, changing the shoreline forever, number one answer it could happen again a hurricane with more force more impact what we've seen is that along the east coast put-billion-dollar project together new york city, mta, putting together 25 on the doors that help seal tunnels from new jersey to new york city, so much money put into infrastructure, better prepared, but can you ever truly be prepared for superstorm. dagen: governor chris christie will never live down obama's visit to new jersey right before election it wasn't a august like arm around people still, chris christie for losing to president obama not funny, but it sticks in your head. >> so many ramifications from personal level to political, of course, the cost of the storm. maria: thanks very much for being here we are watching, so watch surviving a superstorm lessons of sandy download the app stream live 10 pm eastern next hour "mornings with maria" begins right now. . >> good morning, thanks very

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>> what's new jersey?out out to my daughter in virginia. >> from lake charles, louisiana, because today i'm turning 70. woo! >> aw! hello. good morning. welcome back to "today." what a great crowd out there. a beautiful fall morning. you don't have to rake your leaves today. >> exactly. >>> let's get to the news, 8:00 on a wednesday morning. with control of the u.s. senate at stake, all eyes on that pennsylvania rates last night. the only debate hitting john fetterman against republican dr. mehmet oz amid questions concerning fetterman's health after his stroke six months ago. dasha burns joins us with some of the key moments last night. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this debate was highly anticipated not just by voters here in pennsylvania, but across the country. this is an extremely tight race. just a couple of points separating these candidates. and in the battle against one of the most familiar faces on american television, many tuned in to see how fetterman would fair after suffering a str

so radical love in the prison is how we got to be from east jersey state prison the east jersey university. that's how we got to change that space into a space that's for transformation and not a space that's for pain and anger. you can't show anger. you can't show grief because you can't put it on your brothers in that same space because they are dealing with enough on their own. >> and i will add to that very quickly. there's not much more that you could add to that, except for the fact that some guys always say, the word radical cuts against the grade. it was like a bulldozer to concrete. the kids didn't really necessarily belong there. so when you show that kind of love in the space and make that kind of sacrifice, you know, from the outside looking a person who says why would this person that is nothing gets on the? why was this person who's never get out of joe make sure that another person gets out of jail? paralegals work effortlessly,, tirelessly trying to help get individual out. why would individuals who have nothing coming in return to that? and they do it, that's radical, righ

kennedy: hello darling, a lshlawyer for new jersey school board said parents can butt out if they don't dictate what their children learn in schools. >> we have curriculum that is aligned with new jersey state learning standards, please know if your students attend, these awesome schools, they will be instructed in this curriculum. which is consistent with state learning standards, not binding. if you choose to have your children attend elsewhere that is your right as a parent. kennedy: it is not binding, really, promise. policy in question involves transgender education not math, they don't talk about that. his answer is halo, you don't like it get out. we will keep your tax dollars that is what they will do in new jersey even if your kids are not in public schools, party panel is back, man panel. sean duffy, doug schoan and brad polumbo, sean, youi live in new jersey you have kids in school. >> sadly. kennedy: i think you are happy about your kids learning stuff, what does this do to your blood when you see video like this, does it make it boil? >> it is the point -- we're not discuss