jersey gets tides up to 12 meters.o what that means is, when the tide goes out, you could walk in this area up to about nearly a mile and a half away from land. - that's huge. - and this is actually the largest intertidal zone in europe. so when we are going into this place, we're literally paddling over the sea bait, and when we're coming back, if we get here too late, we'll be walking over the sea bait. let it roll over. (sophie fouron) derek, you kayak a lot. - yes. - do a lot of people do it? (derek hairon) yes. we often joke on the island that if you don't have a surfboard on your car, in your garden, or a kayak in the garden or in the car, you're probably not a local. and of course, when you live on an island which has got 100,000 people on it, you want to get away sometimes. in other countries, you go into the woods, in the forest or you go up mountains. we come into the ocean. (sophie fouron) your water is so clean. (derek hairon) yes, and the beauty of the water is that we've got these really big tides that wa

on the florida bridge in new jersey.to the infrastructure law, we're rebuilding two other bridges solitude and dock's bridge in north jersey. all told, this is one of the biggest and most consequential projects in the country. it'll take time. this is a multibillion effort between the states and the federal government. but we finally have the money and we're going to get it done, i promise you. we're going to get it done. [ applause ]. you think i'm joking, i'm not. when you commute every day you get told when things are falling apart. over the next several years we'll hit milestones with the east river tunnel here in new york, the bridge in maryland, connecticut river bridge and we're not stopping at all. this was rail. earlier this month i was in kentucky with the republican leaderwe're going to get it done. more than we're doing for example up in the bronx, we're redevelopment with the hunts point terminal produce market, which handles 60% of new york's fruits and vegetables. 60%. we're expanding refrigerated warehous

work or live in newew jersey.he other big part of it for us that is w very important as we received just over $1 billion specifically dead allocated to bridges printed entirely new money new jersey has neverer se. we have programmed up for the five years already the bridges we know are in most need of repair. what is thatid done? the idea it's a five year program has tremendous support to plan. it is hard to know what is going to come in the future. this has given us today the ability to know plan those projects outcome design them, bid them, build them and move on. transportation as we all know is critical we don't do annual projects we generally do multiyear projects. it's incredibly beneficial to us to have this information up-to-date and be on the information of the financial commitment from the federal government that they are going to provide this money year in and year out for the next 40 wood years. the collaboration amongst government. of course at habs of the federal level that doesn't then drop them to

two good senators from new jersey.tried -- while others tried to shut this down, i made clear that this is a national priority. i told you we would get this done and we did it together. i want to thank representative gottheimer and the two members of the new jersey congress, the delegation, robert menendez, who is smarter than his dad, and don goldman. i know, because my son was smarter than i was. we have got a lot of work to do. you're going to pay for that when he got home, right? [laughter] i want to thank everyone from amtrak. and mta. there gateway government commission is really important and i thank you for your ownership. folks, just outside this space, the piece of the new hudson first tunnel is being built. it is one of the biggest parts of the gateway program now let me say this is the outset this . this is the beginning of federally constructing a 21st-century rail system that is long overdue in this country. this project is critical to transforming the northeast corridor, increasing speeds, capacity, reli

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. i rise in strong opposition to h.r. 382, which would abruptly and irresponsibly end the covid-19 public health emergency virtually overnight. it would require this action immediately without providing paishents, hospitals, providers, and states sufficient notice to safely unwind the numerous authorities, programs, and flexibilities that have been essential to protecting americans throughout the pandemic. last night the biden administration announced that the covid-19 public health emergency will probably end -- plans to be ended on may 11, 2023. this timeline provides health care providers and patients with the certainty and predictability needed to responsibly wind down our covid-19 response programs. as a result of these successful programs as well as the historic investments made by congress, millions of americans have received free vaccines and tests, safe access to their doctors through telehealth appoint

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr.nk you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. mr. speaker -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pallone: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of h.r. 1108, to extend the authority of the federal communications commission to auction commercial spectrum. our nation's air waves are one of our country's most important natural resources. indeed, radio waves are a critical component in building next generation wireless networks and delivering high-speed services to american consumers. as such, radio waves and the networks they support can make a meaningful difference in americans' lives by expanding the reach of telehealth services, extending learning beyond the classroom, and providing critical communications for public safety activities. but to achieve these notable goals, we must continue to expand the ability of commercial users to access our airwaves. so h.r. 1108 provides a short-term extension of the fcc's auction authority for roughly two

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pallone: i rise today in strong opposition to h.r. 497, a bill i consider reckless that endanger the health and well-being of americans. with this legislation, house republicans are putting politics over science. the legislation would eliminate the covid-19 vaccine requirement for health care workers and ignores the fact that vaccination of health care workers saves lives and protects the most vulnerable. the bill has had no hearings, no markups to examine our impact on our health care system. i'm not saying it should have had it for regular order. if republicans had taken the time to solicit input on this bill, they would have heard from health care leaders that h.r. 497 will jeopardize the health and safety of providers, patients. that's why we have hearings and markups to hear and get input from our constituents. covid-19 vaccines are safe and effective and essential to sav

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: at this time i don't have additional speakers. if you do i'll reserve. mr. guthrie: i have two or three. mr. pallone: i'll continue to reserve. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. guthrie: thank you, mr. chair. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. kip the gentleman is recognized. mr. smucker: thank you. i'd like to thank my friend, mr. massie, for introducing this bill. i'm listening to. so arguments on the democrat side here today. i hear about vaccine conspiracies. i'm not hearing that over here. in fact, i'm vac sane knit -- vaccinated. i have the boosters. i think it was important to do that. i'm proud what we got done through operation warp speed. i don't understand the argument this has anything to do with vaccine conspiracies. i was contacted by a constituent, hunter mcbride, who informed me that this particular mandate that almost no one else in the world has in place, is keeping his

i think new jersey based on a report that was done over the past couple of years, new jersey and miami i think are the two places most exposed in the country. so that is the focus much more so of our endeavors along the shore. i would just say on ai, i mean, it's early. to say it's early, i think microsoft's product came out on november 30. it's barely two plus months into this reality, so it's too early to tell, but just like we discussed with gambling, let's make sure the rules of the road as this industry evolves it does so responsibly. >> i actually have a desalinization piece. we looked at it in a significant manner. took a trip to israel and looked at what israel is doing around desalinization. we don't have a shoreline, and ocean, but in southern utah we have underground water sources that have a tremendous amount of salt in them. an opportunity to desalinate there for some of our southern utah communities, and of course this drought hitting the western united states is a big deal because the colorado river basin and mexico as well, these seven states plus two countries that are

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: at this time i don't have additional speakers. if you do i'll reserve. mr. guthrie: i have two or three. mr. pallone: i'll continue to reserve. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. guthrie: thank you, mr. chair. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. kip the gentleman is recognized. mr. smucker: thank you. i'd like to thank my friend, mr. massie, for introducing this bill. i'm listening to. so arguments on the democrat side here today. i hear about vaccine conspiracies. i'm not hearing that over here. in fact, i'm vac sane knit -- vaccinated. i have the boosters. i think it was important to do that. i'm proud what we got done through operation warp speed. i don't understand the argument this has anything to do with vaccine conspiracies. i was contacted by a constituent, hunter mcbride, who informed me that this particular mandate that almost no one else in the world has in place, is keeping his

yes. >> judge esther salas was the first latino judge appointed in new jersey.y president obama in 2011. battaglia quickly learned it was salas's husband mark and her son daniel who had been shot. >> when they first patrol officer rise -- they administered basic for stage. >> what condition was mark? in >> surprisingly, march was talking and he was sitting up and he was tending to daniel. >> emts raced mark and daniel to the hospital. officers searched the area. >> they secured the home. they secured the perimeter. and then they set up a canvas of the era. >> did they find anything that's of significance? >> we spoke to the neighbor next door, who had actually very good information. it said he saw an individual, white, male, tall, thin, wearing a mask, had a fedex messenger bag. got into a silver, blue nissan sentra. and fled the area. >> they based on eyewitness accounts, the deputy chief felt confident the shooter had left the area. >> our concern was worry was he going next? meaning that this was a federal court judge. who were his top targets? >> more federa

but he wore the same jersey in two games because his wife, jennifer left a note with the jersey and saide wear this one again and you can see the stripes on his jersey are different than his teammates. he wore it in two different super bowls. >> fascinating piece of history. bidding starts tomorrow on the website. they believe the collection is valued at about $4 million. montana is not selling his four super bowl rings. he plans to pass those to his children. >> developing news in san francisco, the explosion that blew a home off ofs it foundation. we learned one person was found dead in the rubble. what caused the explosion? we will be joined by a reporter on the scene. >> next on nightly news, no place to go. richard engel talks to us from the front line to hear from civilians that can't escape the >>> tonight, the earthquake disaster in turkey and syria reaching a grim milestone. more than 20,000 dead. time is running out as rescuers race to find survivors in the rubble our cameras are there as a woman is pulled out alive more than four days after the quake struck u.s. teams arriving

new jersey, not without the help of yegor sharangovich, beats columbus, and washington is defeated by carolina in the absence of leader alexander ovechkin left the team's location. today, at the age of seventy-two , the captain's father died suddenly. elena gorechiklchik will continue the topic with a scalambus new jersey approached in the rank of an unconditional favorite the owners of the outsizer not only in the east, but in everything in the regular season, the score in this match was opened at the eleventh minute of the meeting and egor sharangovich became the author of the abandoned puck. where the belarusian format was 12 goals in the current season at the end of the first twenty minutes of the referee for tripping performed by eric howela, who, by the way , assisted sharangovich, left the guests in the minority, which columbus took advantage of. johnny gardro. i equalized the score. the seventh second, the second twenty minutes, again brings new jersey forward, the author of the abandoned puck was also an expert, however, in this case too the owners managed to restore the bala

the people of new jersey are very well servinged and we feel so fortunate to have this opportunity to servelm togethert this time and i do believe that it is an important time, a critical time in our nation's history as there is so much of a toxic divide in the country around all things political and we disagree and it is agree passionally and we really like each other and we find ways to work together. his work on youth mental health is seminole and to see republicans and democrats coming together to work on this very important issue with experts from around the country that have been convening with the murphies all around the country and in utah, california, and headed to michigan and at the the end, they'll deliver to all of us as governors, incredible product that we'll be able to nduse learning best practices fm each other and that's what we do. all 50 governors with the territorial governors that come and wee learn from each other ad red states learn from blue states and blue states learn from red states and it's been an incredible opportunity to be together this week. >> amen.

what they are calling a shallow grave in jersey city. the state regional medical examiner's office conducting an autopsy. anyone with information are encouraged to contact the prosecutors office. they are looking for leads and clues. if you have one, give them a call now in new jersey. >> dana: labor department watchdog revealing the scope of covid pandemic relief fraud and the amount is stunning. $191 billion is believed to have been misspent. more than the total economic output of nearly half the states. guess what? you are picking up the tab. gillian turner live in washington with the details. what do people need to know? >> we're picking up the tab, too. nearly 200 billion of taxpayer money intended as unemployment benefits americans without jobs was either misspent or stolen during the pandemic. republicans say it's the greatest theft of american taxpayer dollars in history. jason smith says republicans are back if power now and turning on the lights. >> republicans raised the alarm about fraud based on red flags from the department

war along new york and new jersey's atlantic coast .he sudden rise, stirring a political debate over why, in fact, some blaming offshore wind activities and in new jersey, even demanding a moratorium. but noah has repeatedly called that speculation. i know as an agency. we really follow the facts and the science information. so at this point, there is no evidence to rest to believe that is tied to wind energy at all. and in fact, they say, the upward trend of these whale strandings is something they've been tracking since 2016 . for now, the arduous task of moving a giant mammal to bury it in the sand. as you can see, this is a lengthy process. £29,000 that's 14.5 tons, and they need to move the whale. over there. the other challenge , sometimes decomposition, making it harder to find wayeers.e cafi a plenty of po arouer, channel seven. eyewitness news. hard to see those images. thank you, stacy. attention all humanity your only chance to see a rare green comet is tonight. the last time the same comment came around was about 50,000 year

by my count we've had eight between new jersey and long island here in new york.e back on with you. in a normal year off the jersey shore coast and tri state area we have 1, 2, maybe three whale deaths. since they started doing the sonar testing that started in december, we've had eight whale deaths off our coast and that seems a lot more than a coincidence to us. now, the federal administration, federal scientists are saying that the blunt trauma and they are related to boat strikes is how they are trying to position this. but whales as we all know echo sonar location to navigate and real concerns is this messing with that ability and that's what is actually causing the boat strikes. it is too much to be a coincidence. >> bill: you are a mayor, not a biologist, or a zooologist but the sound that is generated from the wind turbines is one of the theories out there, anyway, that would redirect and disorient the whales. you talk to the experts. what do they tell you about that possibility? >> i'm just a small-town mayor but as a small-town mayor one of the things i

to be able to be the first to have the jersey retired in history. very thankful. >>> they temporarily retired. the entire team sporting the jersey. they beat the sharks, 4-3 in a shootout. colleges, good news and bad news for st. mary's. they lose at gonzaga, they share the regular-season league title. they are back on the quarterly conference for businesses of all sizes, there are a lot of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security for total peace of mind. and you choose a next generation 10g network that's always improving, getting faster; more reliable; and more intelligent to keep you ready for today and tomorrow. the choice is clear: make your business future ready with the network from the most innovative company. comcast business. powering possibilities™. >>> the snow in southern california is not just a wild experience for people. it is surprising animals, as well. >> the exhibit call, lions, tigers, and

he actually wore the same jersey in two games.said you did so well the first time you should wear this one again. you can see the stripes on the jersey are different than his teammates. >> he believes the entire collection is valued over $4 million. montana is not going to be selling his four super bowl rings, joe plans to pass those on to his kids. let's head over to the anchor desk now. 300 items up for grabs in that auction. maybe we can pitch in and get a sock or something. >> really valuable. what is happening? >> we were in court today in san mateo county. the man accused of trying to kill his family by trying to drive off of a cliff. they all survived. the surprising information revealed from the wife in court today. as a san francisco dog lover and photographer tries to get more experience as a professional and lists free photo sessions on nextdoor for her neighbors. >> i am sure it is great. she is getting ready for one of the biggest shows of her life and raising the most important thing in her life, her baby. ♪ ♪ >> leg

hay un restaurante de lujo italiano en new jersey, que estÁ prohibiendo a los padres que lleven a susrja: tambiÉn hay mucha gente que no lo ha visto mal. muchas personas han dicho que no lo ven mal, pero precisamente por eso te preguntamos a ti en redes sociales quÉ te parece esta mega que estÁ llevando a cabo este restaurante. el establecimiento alega porque es probable que los pequeÑos molesten algunos clientes y recordaron algunas molestias por ruido o por no incomodar a los meseros cuando sirven en las mesas. ¿te estamos preguntando en redes sociales, estarÍas en de acuerdo con que prohÍban llevar a niÑos a algunos restaurantes? teresa dice "no estoy de acuerdo, la medida es discriminatoria". "me parece perfecto, hay momentos donde uno quiere disfrutar, y sÓlo escucho lloros y gritos". millÁn dice "realmente hay niÑos sin educaciÓn que son una pesadilla donde quiera que estÉn". carolina: tenemos comentarios, "estÁ muy mal, mal educado que estÁ de un niÑo, no hay derecho de prohibirlo, los niÑos son Ángeles". a mÍ me parece una falta de respeto, que prohÍban que una familia complet

about it >>> the mystery in new jersey a councilwoman found shot outside her moment the search for a suspect and a motive. >>> the vote on capitol hill house republicans ousting democrat ilhan omar from a key committee over her past remarks that have been condemned as anti-semitic. her defiant speech on the floor. >>> the deadly russian strikes on a city in eastern ukraine as vladimir putin makes new threats to the west >>> the weight loss drugs proven to help people struggling with obesity, so why won't insurance cover them >>> and inspiring america, one new york firefighter's lifesaving gift to another. >> announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. >>> good evening and thank you for being with us. the many brutal faces of winter '23 taking aim at the northeast tonight as we head toward a weekend that could bring some of the region's coldest weather in decades it's been a tough week across the country, especially in the south. still suffering from days of icy and deadly weather that crippled travel and took down power lines. the worst there now over, but thousands remain

he wore the same jersey in two games because his wife, jennifer, left a note with the jersey and said so well the first time, maybe you should wear this one again. if you look at pictures, you see the stripes on his jersey was different from his teammates, and back then they were not so sensitive. >> how cool would it be to get some of that? the collection is valued at more than $4 million. no, montana will not be selling his four super bowl rings. joe plans to pass those down to his children. >> a lot of history there. >> there is. >>> it's never too early to start thinking about lunch. >> especially when it's national pizza day. to celebrate we are offering you just a slice of pizza knowledge this morning. the national day calendar reminds us pepperoni is the most popular pizza, and americans consume an average of 23 pounds of pizza per person every year. 17% of all u.s. restaurants are pizzerias. the first opened in naples, italy, in 1738. what is your favorite kind of pizza? let me know on social media. i posted this this morning, and look, pepperoni, overwhelmingly winning at 63%

new jersey governor phil murphy, thank you for your time. appreciate it. >> thank you, chris. >>> we'll have more, by the way, on president biden's meeting with the congressional black caucus that's coming up in just a few hours. senior adviser to the president keisha lance bottoms will join me after attending tyre nichols' funeral yesterday, that's coming up. >>> plus, who's afraid of the former president? the republicans lining up to take on donald trump in 2024 and what it tells us about hisgrip on the party. >>> and that dangerous storm laying sheets of ice, some the size of a football field from texas to tennessee. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. s" only c hey, man. nice pace! clearly, you're a safe driver. you could save hundreds for safe driving with liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance... ...so you only pay for what you need! [squawks] whoo! we gotta go again. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty liberty liberty♪ ♪liberty♪ now you can enjoy the best eggs in so many delicious ways. eggland's best. t

another dead whale washing ashore in new jersey.ens up and down the east coast and there is a growing debate about the possible role of off shore wind farms. with more alexis mcadams is live in new jersey. hi. >> you can check it out over my shoulder. another dead humpback whale. the ninth to wash up in two months and counting. stepping out of the way we give you a look at what people are seeing along the jersey shore. it happened yesterday washing up in the afternoon on shores of new jersey. crews spotted this massive whale floating in the ocean. 24 feet long and they called it in as it made its way closer to shore here. this morning work is underway to find out what the age of the whale is and the cause of death. it is a problem up and down the east coast. cameras have captured whale strandings in atlantic city and long island. it marks the 22nd humpback whale stranding along the east coast since december alone. whale deaths are increasing since 2016 according to the agency. they say since then at least 183 humpback whales have di

[applause] >> until i met spencer i thought all good things started only in new jersey.ow realize utah is also the source of a lot of really good stuff, thank you, spencer, and thank you for sharing your childhood challenges. to you and abby we are grateful to have you as partners in this cause. as the governor said, this issue, for so many of us, his personal. it is personal to us as parents and it is personal to us as kids ourselves and as policymakers. one of the most important and sacred responsibilities of leaders is protecting the health and well-being of our kids. for far too long, mental health and well-being of our young people has been overlooked, and the consequences are impossible to miss, from small towns to big cities america's youth mental health crisis is playing out in homes, schools, hospitals and beyond, young people who are afraid to get help or don't even know where to turn to, go to youtube or tick-tock for help, parent seeking treatment for struggling children face long wait lists for an appointment. if there's even a pediatric therapist in their a

poco profunda de new jersey. florida, la ex pareja de la vÍctima, como el principal sospechoso de su muerte. hablamos de luz hernÁndez, tenÍa 33 aÑos, y habÍa sido reportada como desaparecida, provocando una bÚsqueda muy extensa por todo el paÍs. las causas de su muerte siguen bajo investigaciÓn. borja: esta historia es como de pelÍcula, reportan el hallazgo de una niÑa de 14 aÑos, que habrÍa sido dada por desaparecida desde hace mÁs de un aÑo por su familia adoptiva. escuchÉ los detalles: la niÑa fue encontrada llorando, aterrorizada en el armario de una casa, a 60 millas de detroit, michigan, la pequeÑa estaba embarazada, y lloraba, diciendo que no querÍa perder a su bebÉ. la madre biolÓgica, que habÍa perdido su custodia, se cree que la escondÍa, llevÁndola de casa en casa, ahora enfrenta cargos de secuestro. la niÑa repetÍa llorando que querÍa estar con su papÁ. carolina: tambiÉn, este caso desata las alarmas, una menor de apenas 14 aÑos quitÓ la vida en su casa de new jersey, y la pesadilla ocurriÓ dÍas desp

; san bernadino, california; detroit and jersey city, new jersey.d each of the five cities measured in pollution, living conditions, infrastructure and consumer satisfaction. all the percentage of residents find their cities dirty and houston number one and the cleanest city is virginia beach, who's mayor robert dire is a republican. coincidence? i think not. stu. stu: i hear you. thanks very much indeed. yet again i'm going to change the subject to something infinitely more serious. drug addicts in portland, oregon, dumping out water bottles to recycle the bottles and claim the money, cash, and then use it to go buy fentanyl. angela todd post ted that stunng video on social imme media and s with us now. where are they getting the water bottles from? >> we have a program here called the oregon trail card or snap card, and they get about $130 a month on said card. they spend $2.99 on a 24 pack and then redeem it for ten-cent as bottle so $2 -- actually for them free gets them $2.40. doesn't sound like much but fentanyl pills on our streets are $2 and

it is a shadowy figure running by was found dead in her car outside of her townhouse in new jersey.ghbors tell us they heard nearly one dozen gunshots. the community honored that young mom and politician who eric companies they had very bright future in politics and in the community. it was originally from ghana she was the first black woman ever elected in a small borough. >> she was true to herself. she related to others as representatives of all people. two eunice, was the most diverse and beautiful place she could be. she did not care black, white, brown, gay, straight. >> was a community there continues to grieve just about 20 miles away from that shooting in milford, new jersey this counsel meant was and killed. he was gunned down on wednesday in the parking lot in this new jersey power company where he worked as a supervisor for his full-time job investigator said the gunman was a former employee who later drove off and killed himself. back to the shooting that is still unsolved this afternoon all items are made on the surveillance clip you can see right next to me police wor

but he wore the same jersey in two games because his wife jennifer left a note with the jersey, and sheaid you did so well the first time and maybe you should wear it again. if you look at the pictures, you see the stripes on his jersey are different than his teammates, and back then they were not as sensitive and he wore it in two different super bowls. >> the entire collection is valued at $4 million. his super bowl rings will not be sold as he plans to pass them on to his children. >> fans can get a little piece of the history. >> like laura said, i will be following that, not bidding on it. >> yeah. >> i will take a gift if anybody is thinking about it. >> today is thursday, and we always get our drought monitor update. good news? >> yeah, not any worse, and we are still seeing major improvements after all of the heavy rain we had to start out the year. we are getting a closer look at our drought situation, and we have seen abnormally dry conditions that was definitely improved after all the rain in santa cruz, as well as the sierra that has been dry, and we have a high amount of si

again, in particular, the one involving new jersey gop council member as well. the very latest for you tonight.er, they hav please do not have a suspectmine and jump alex murdaugh. they have yet to determine a motive in either shooting.he and despite the similarities, they don't believe they are related yet. say yet because i and i say yet because it seems a strange when you think aboutt all the math, you put it all gop together. what are the odds that two council members, both from a the gop in new jersey, of all places, are shot dead a week apart from kevin ?ic, th >>an it's horrific. thank you. yeah, total amount of intelligence gathering to look at the totality from western intelligence to go put together by the east so i can but i kouroussa through busway is is could i lose one of your losses on target on the killer sideway as one of your losses on the international military busway? >> late last night, he told judy woodruff it wasn't a big deal . and tonight he tells telemundoac it's not a majorh, c breach .e p we'll consider the disturbingy a details about

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i just want to begin by thanking governor murphy and his amazing wife the first lady of new jersey for their incredible work in the space they are making a difference. this is an example how republicans and democrats can work together on the most critical issues. as we have been reflecting for so many years on the state of utah and giving a shout out to all partners who have joined together republicans and democrats working together we have had record funding coming out of the legislature and by focusing on the youth piece it is so important i do not know a family that has not been directly impacted and that's a big change from when i was growing up. if nothing else the discussion we are working on and there are many others but if we can change the stigma around mental health with our youth we will have been successful. on a personal note as a young person growing up my parents were divorced when i i was ten i reallyly struggled that first week of middle school i was put in a trashcan in the hallway as the us students walked by and that bullying going on in those were tough times and i

the team is going to send that jersey too. nichols family in memphis. >> coming up, a 5 year-old boy sent to the hospital last night after he was attacked by a mountain lion in san mateo county. we know they're out there, but it's rare. you hear of actual attacks. little boy's name, jack trexler and he was walking on a hike with his mom happened on to me this creek road in the hill, south and east of half moon bay kron four's rob nesbitt reports on how the attack happened in what investigating agencies want people to know. this is the area of san mateo county with the california department of fish and wildlife says the mountain lion attack occurred. >> but they don't want the public to be concerned. they say you're more likely to be attacked by a domestic dog, the new our mountain lion. they are commonly spotted by the public but using their game cameras, the bay area puma project has been able to track mountain lions on the peninsula. this video taken on the same property where 5 year-old jack trexler was attacked while walki

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democratic governor phil murphy of new jersey. how he plans to expand democratic control in 2023 and how not to celebrate black history month. we will reveal our worst of the week contenders. i'm ayman mohyeldin, let's get started. let's start this hour with the breaking news of the night the united states has shot down the suspected surveillance balloon off the coast of south carolina. officials say a f 22 missile jet took up the balloon with a single air to air missile. at 2:39 eastern this afternoon. nbc's gary graham joins me now from washington, d. c.. with the latest. gary, it's good to have you with us. what do we know about that decision-making process to shut down this blue and the evidence to collect the debris? >> as you can imagine,, eamonn you get our learning that this whole process was a team effort, it was a multi agency effort. the faa turned off all the arrivals and departures from wilmington airport from north carolina, from myrtle beach, from charleston. the air force is the one that shut down the balloon itsel

let us bring in new jersey chair, bob. thank you so much for being here. before we get to the details of the crime itself, but can you tell us about eunice? >> it's just a horrific event. unfortunately, this morning, on the circumstances, so many other things were talking about, we have to stop for this. this is just unimaginable tragedy. a young woman who was a rising star in our government and opportunities were boundless for her. it's just so sad for her family. it's hard to even think about anything else, but somebody that was really committed to the christian religion, was so focused on helping other people, and to be taken away is just unimaginably sad for her and her family and for all of us. >> neighbors saw someone wearing a dark a teacher between two buildings and then jump over a fence to get away. one man said he heard 6-9 gunshots. i know there is no motive and there is no one in custody, read even a suspect at this point, but do you know anything about this area where she lived? is a dangerous? is a quiet? is it something that is not common i

jersey -- new york city came back in the fourth quarter. stuart: you're a mogul. out of time unfortunately. david burke, you are all right, sir, and thank you for joining us. >> thank you. stuart: a worker at a pizza shop in san francisco out of a job. he or she, not sure which it was. refused to serve police officers. ashley, take us through this one. ashley: it was a he, yes. the offending employee was a trainee on his third day at a pizza restaurant called pizza squared and applies union says that -- police union told several officers were told they were not welcome at the restaurant. this guy was on his third day and they'd dined there many times before and never faced mistreatment. the restaurant immediately apologized and soon after tweet when had our shift manager told us about the incident after it happened, we expressly told him we didn't share his views and he was out of line. he was also fired at the end of the day. the police union thanked the store owners for responding so quickly and for meeting with the affected officers, something i suspect would n

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host: anton in new jersey. hello. caller: hello.t to thank you for all the wonderful work that you are doing in sharing the liberation theology and liberation work that you and west brought into us is monumental in shaping the work that your students and myself are currently doing in the world today. we thank you, we love you, and thank you for not giving up on us. thank you for believing in us and the darkest cases and the darkest time in our life. host: before we go, you have to tell us a little bit about yourself. caller: my name is anton and i served 30% of my sentence. i met chris during the instep program. i am currently a graduate student at camden, working on my masters in criminal justice, like most of his students, i graduated cum laude. i also graduated with honors from community college with a degree in the arts. my professor was greatly influential in shaping how we did. still reaping the benefits it was hard and tough, but it is what we are doing now. we are manifesting a lot of the things that you taught us. i current

running into this new jersey service station and early february. ).later identified as james junior. started in new mexico when the couple first met last february. they eventually took a violent turn. physically assaulted the woman eventually made the right cross-country new jersey state police just described as a year-long nightmare cameras inside the stores capture the moment. the woman doubles the door preventing the cannot from entering. >> are you can hear is i've been kidnapped. >> the owner of the service station remembers the frantic look to get away. >> she was raised. she is looking at the back wall in the office. thinking he's going to come to the back door so i just resorted about your fine, you received. nobody's coming in. aunt the police is on their way. she just kept repeating that he has me against my will. eventually the state of respect up there. >> state police are looking at the possibility that may have held other women against their will in the past. party charged with kidnapping and a greater assault . heroic escape. buoys were

a young new jersey politician shot to death just steps from her own home. was she targeted or was she a victim of random violence? >>> but first, russia ramping up strikes against ukraine, with warnings of a larger offensive on the horizon. cnn is in one town hit more than 70 times in just one day. >>> welcome to "the lead," i'm jake tapper. russia's renewed offensive against ukraine may already be beginning. that's the assessment of volodymyr zelenskyy earlier today, as a barrage of missiles rained down upon two key ukrainian cities just ahead of the one-year anniversary of putin's brutal invasion. in kramatorsk in the east, cnn crews were on the ground when two missiles hit a neighborhood this morning. at least five people were hurt and the damage to buildings included a children's clinic and a school. ukraine says that the missiles used by the russians are typically used to target aircraft. dozens of search and rescue workers were already in the neighborhood, because they were searching through the rubble of a nearby apartment building struck by russian

it actually had began with the new jersey state police in southern new jersey.l health evaluator with a police officer and the effort is to try to get resources as quickly as possible to those in need. we in law enforcement have recognized there is a need for officers to not wear as many hats as they are currently wearing. as police officers, we to multifunctions, whether it be screen mental health circumstances, play referee in some domestic violence instances, all sorts of things we are is asked to do, and it's an overtask. so in law enforcement we recognize that there is a need to try to get the resources to the people quicker. this is how this is implemented. >> and chief, what effect has the program had on your department? how have officers responded? >> we have two officers, two community police officers that i assigned to the unit. they were excited to get onboard. it's a positive thing. in law enforcement today, we have to take different angles and different ways of looking at circumstances. quite frankly, the way it's going hasn't been working to its ut

and the governor of new jersey said he can't remember officials being killed in new jersey and now thereoccurrences there. and obviously you went through the details about the first incident here, but is that investigation still moving forward or does it seem that there is a lull in searching for the councilwoman's -- >> yeah, they are not saying anything about it, they are very tight lipped. which is the way some towns deal with these things. but they are asking for video, any witnesses that may have seen or heard anything. but there is no suspect, no sketch, no motive. but just a tragic mystery. >> all right, ron, thank you. >>> and also in new jersey, investigators are searching for clues after a kindergarten teacher was found dead. the body of 33-year-old hernandez was discovered in a shallow grave just three miles from her home. family members reported her missing when she didn't arrive for work monday. and one neighbor said -- >> i cried. she will be missed. definitely more so by her children. and that is the part that hurts the most. >> exactly how hernandez tied is not just being

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you what happened in new jersey, because that's an amazing but new jersey has the worst corporate tax business tax there is i mean you just can't you can't if i read it to you, you die it's like missouri sales tax, which jim mentioned you know the average sales tax jurist in missouri is 3000 people some much more some less. there are upwards of eight separate taxing authorities. and each of those. there are 25 separate schedules depending upon the product you're looking at. there are three separate schedules depending upon the purchaser and the wonderful legislature. missouri had the infinite wisdom of that in their constitution, so it can't be changed. and you wonder why missouri sucks? excuse me, but it's true you can you can change this. and this is what has to be done. but but but it's but it's and. well, it was all wisconsin. oh, i mean, in ohio, there are 1440 separate incomes, earnings. i mean, it's just crazy. you should look at kentucky with their property taxes there. it's crazy i mean, it's just unbelievable that was the income tax in 1965 in new jersey, zero. what was thei