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

the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pallone: i yield three minutes to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. payne. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. payne: i thank the gentleman from from new jersey to yielding to me. i want to speak to the previous speakers, we cannot have what happened in the 1980's and 1990's of the scapegoating of communities with the heinous drug epidemic. it is interesting that now that fentanyl is impacting certain communities, now it's a health issue. in the 1980's and 1990's where there was a crack epidemic in urban communities, nancy reagan told us just to say no. well, but here we are now in this day and age and now it is a major issue. why? well, because it's impacting other communities that people tend to care more about their communities. what we're seeing now in minority communities was going on 20 years ago and we were screaming, please help. let's stop this scourge. but what we did was say, no, those people who are abusing those drugs are criminals and let's lock them up, mass in

this was the new jersey brigade. 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, new jersey regiment under the command of george taylor, you e the bottom right of the scre. taylor was part of that had been or the r ordered out to prott bull run bridge of the orange and alexandri railroad. however, when taylor arrived at bull r bridge he disembarked them and march them across th bridge and setting up a bridge head, he, too, believed there probably wasn't a sizable body of confederate at manassas junction so three of four regiments towards the junction and drive confederate troops away from the federal supplies there and from the o & a railroad. taylor's men, they formed into battle lines and began advancing from, you can st of see their advance, these actions, by the way, are not-- they're cer in john's book, but otherwise not a lot out there about them unftutely and this is the only map i could find, from a cil war trail sign at the bull run battlefield. you want to visit the balefield and you'll be visiting osborn park high school and home dep

moreover, new jersey was abandoned by playing in the minority. and after five and a half minutes, they doubled their advantage. two more pucks. moreover, the latter has already flown into an empty net. in the third period 4:0 - it's a victory, new jersey brings out the team on thursday, the belarusian forward of the devils. egor shirankovich spent 13 minutes and 15 seconds on the court. and delivered two shots on target in the playoffs, belarus played two positions to 4 wins, one from commands. new jersey will meet with carolina, who was stronger in the allen series and again. it is not so easy to guess who will be in the semi-finals regularly in the championship, these teams played five matches, three victories, one of which was for carolina, two and the last remaining first match will be held on the night of mid -thursday. belarus czech republic slovenia and bosnia and herzegovina this is exactly how the b4 quartet looks the final is scheduled for february. we add that the tournament will also serve as a selection for the olympic games in paris

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized mr. pallone: mr. speaker, i rise in strong opposition to this republican joint resolution of disapproval to repeal the environmental protection agency's heavy duty vehicle nitrogen oxide rule. this resolution is another extremist republican attack on commonsense steps e.p.a. is taking to protect americans' health and the environment. last december e.p.a. finalized a rule that sets new standards for heavy duty engines and vehicles to reduce dangerous nitrogen oxide emissions, also known as n.o.x. before the e.p.a. action it will been more than 20 years since the agency had last updated heavy duty emission standards for nox pollution. these new standards are needed now because the science is clear, this pollution poses serious threats to public health. the tragic outcomes include premature death, respiratory illnesses like childhood asthma, cardiovascular problems, and o

and new jersey abandoned playing in the minority. five and a half minutes, they doubled their lead. two more pucks. and the last one is already empty gate, flew in. in the third period 4:0. it's a victory, new jersey brings out the team on thursday, the belarusian forward devils. egor sharangovich spent 13 minutes and 15 seconds on the court. and he made two shots, the goal in the playoffs, belarus played two fights of one of the teams. new jersey meet with carolina, who was stronger in the islanders series and again. it will not be so easy to assume in the semi-finals of the regular season, these teams played five matches, three victories, one of which was for the public in carolina, two, and the last ones were crushed. the first match will be held on wednesday night to thursday. belarus czech republic slovenia and bosnia and herzegovina this is exactly how the b4 quartet looks games in paris 20-24 and will determine the position of the teams at the start of qualification for euro 2025, basketball, despite politically motivated sanc

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jersey and signed it over to him, inscribed it. money? >> karl. karl was smart enough 31 years ago to walk around to everybody and say, hey, can i have your jerseys? and, by the way, can you throw your shoes in with it? they did it! it's like, oh, my god, this is, like, $20 million worth of stuff, and hay all gave it away. stuart: that one's $5 million. >> it's a minimum of $5 million. this is the holy grail, could be up to $10 million police. stuart: the most valuable item ever -- >> i believe this could break the record for the most valuable sports memorabilia item ever. this is larry bird. and you know what's great about this? the olympics were the last ever game he played. he retired -- stuart: so that's a karl malone handoff. >> to karl, best wish, larry bird. stuart: how much is that one? >> this one could go anywhere from $750,000 to, let's say, a million plus. shoes. stuart: sneakerrings. >> yeah, sneakers. these are the air jordans. you can see the red, white and blue. stuart: they don't look very big. >> jordan was a size

new jersey davis lost to carolina harry kenn in the fifth game of the quarter-final playoff series to end their cup run. stanley that night, the hurricanes won in overtime 3.2, the final score of the confrontation 4:1 carolina was the first of the season to reach the semi-finals of the knockout round of christina kamysh. the next story will focus on the results of the competitive year for new jersey , specifically yegor sharangovich by building a new team that would be able to get out of the bottom of the standings and aim at the first wall cup in 20 years , we recall that last season the team from new york was fourteenth in the regular season. in the east about this competitive year guys lens. rafa reached the playoff house, the third line in the conference in the knockout round was not for five seasons , while the club managed to survive both the historic rise in the form of 15 wins in a row and the segment of eight losses in nine matches in the first round stan cup line jersey coped with the new york rangers 4:3. and now in the quarterfinals to impose a fight on the caroline hurric

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bynum is awaiting extradition to new jersey, and prosecutors did not offer a motive. the crew of the private mission to the international space station is back here on earth. the spacex dragon capsule carrying four astronauts splashed down in the gulf of mexico last night. former nasa scientist peggy whitson described the ride as phenomenal. the crew spent eight days at the is it is now time for a look at your wednesday weather. wildfires in nova scotia is creating hazy skies today for tens of millions of millions of people from massachusetts to pennsylvania. the unhealthy air quality means those with respiratory issues should really limit their time outdoors and looking at the radar. strong to severe storms roll across the western plains and rockies today. there is heavy rain expected in florida. and checking today's high temperatures, 80 in both d.c. and boston unseasoned. warm in the midwest, chilly along the west coast, 85 in kc. why hundreds of amazon workers plan to walk off the job today. also ahead, a break in a decades old cold case. how investigators identif

the new jersey shore rice garnet and distract the war and all the fodder on the jersey shore burn all exactly and berry does great work with that wayne works his way through and he works really well with new jersey militia colonel ellis and wayne develops great networks. in fact. yeah, if i could about this book is the cast of characters is is really not the ones we usually think about. no and it's and while the book i use i'm talking about logistics now it's about the maturation of washington general but also the development of a command team the and trust that goes up down but also a lot of trust. how important is trust in leadership situations in the american army trust is key. it was key then. it's key now. subordinates have got to trust their superiors. superiors have got to trust their subordinates. the boss cannot at every place, at every time. washington that that's why he select screen to do this and green understands as we would today his left and right limits you know go forth do what you need to do green keep some informed of all those movements. washington has no problems

josh, who goes by online, collects jerseys and specifically does not have a certain lakers jersey at this time. >> i do not have my lebron lakers at the moment. it is in my storage. j.r.: you left it in storage? that is the greatest move i have ever seen. regina powell is hopeful that lebron is thinking about the 50 points that curry scored last game. >> sort of watching this interview, watch out, lebron. j.r.: resurrection is taking the warriors in sales. he estimates he has over 100 warriors jerseys, but loves his curry one. >> this one is my favorite. j.r.: sadly for dubnation, it appears as though crescendo will be l.a. >> while warriors fans are high-fiving, you guys will be like -- >> i will be doing this and screaming lakers. i will be somewhere rooting for my team. j.r.: are your friends use to you ranting on about the lakers? >> yes. anybody that knows me, one thing they will say is that kresc has never changed. i have been a lakers fan and i will always be a lakers fan. j.r.: all of the intensity is about to get real. dan: we are making it you to show off the bay area pride

how long have we been serving the state of new jersey? graduated in february just got on. >> since february. will: but you were telling me your proudest moment already occurred. >> walking across that stage becoming a new jersey state trooper being able to put this uniform on. >> i thought you said being trained by this guy. he's being trained by this guy. how's he doing now? >> retaining information he's provided with and doing the job great. >> one thing to ask you guys out of genuine curiosity in the years of serving state of new jersey what is your interaction with the public? do you feel like when you see you're often appreciated or do you feel a lot of tension few years ago when it dime law enforcement. i'm curious what do you feel with law enforcement and the public? >> i believe they're happy to see us especially when they need help on accident or if they broke down on the side of the road. will: do you hear the appreciation? >> i have especially since i rode with happy motorist out i get a lot of thank youing and i have positive

within minutes of hearing this , taylor swift started suing the state of new jersey.ws whether that be the honor, maybe governor phil murphy wants but joe piscopo is in that high society club joining us right now the former snl cast member and by the way from 80-84 i believe was roughly the period he was one of the best-ever in that cast. haven't seen you in a long time, joe. it's good to see you. >> good to catch up, neil. it's nice that the governor is talking about taylor swift and not taxes, tolls, not traffic congestion. god forbid, give me a break on my property taxes. governor keep the sandwich, you know what i'm saying? neil: [laughter] i guess she has three shows beginning tonight, at metlife stadium there, so tens of thousands. they are all sold out. ridiculous ticket prices as people bid and rebid of these ticket prices so when you come to town i know it's the same deal. this is getting off the charts incredible. what do you make of it? >> you have no idea. we have been on the radio all week, so and i'm talking to my team. i'm trying to get tickets for my d

and, you know, i do think -- and, again, i'm speaking about new jersey legislature. i do think that they welcome the education because, yes, hay do get the calls, they do get e-mails. and at the time we all weren't experts in the field, so they don't understand what, if anything, is going on. so you just have to continue to make sure that everyone who is interested and genuinely interested is understanding the process. and another good thing that i know that my team and i focus upon are our youth, because if there are naysayers -- and i'm not, i'm coming from a good place of this, but naysayers, you know, we all gonna be gone, i'm going to be the gone one of these days. but we want to ingrain now those students in high school, those students in college and pierce all of this mis and disinformation. make them understand civically and just be education -- the education of what is, indeed, going on with your election process. because when i speak to students, they genuinely want to hear the truth, and they don't want any of the politics in this. they just want to know i

josh, who goes by online, collects jerseys and specifically does not have a certain lakers jersey at this time. >> i do not have my lebron lakers at the moment. it is in my storage. j.r.: you left it in storage? that is the greatest move i have ever seen. regina powell is hopeful that lebron is thinking about the 50 points that curry scored last game. >> sort of watching this interview, watch out, lebron. j.r.: resurrection is taking the warriors in sales. he estimates he has over 100 warriors jerseys, but loves his curry one. >> this one is my favorite. j.r.: sadly for dubnation, it appears as though crescendo will be l.a. >> while warriors fans are high-fiving, you guys will be like -- >> i will be doing this and screaming lakers. i will be somewhere rooting for my team. j.r.: are your friends use to you ranting on about the lakers? >> yes. anybody that knows me, one thing they will say is that kresc has never changed. i have been a lakers fan and i will always be a lakers fan. j.r.: all of the intensity is about to get real. dan: we are making it you to show off the bay area pride

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they are missed tremendously in our north jersey communities. and i pray for the families and i know my brother across the aisle feels the same way. i know the value of building trust between law enforcement and the communities that they serve. we cannot simply say we support law enforcement. action is required. last congress, it's my honor to write two bills to fund the police that were signed into law, t.b.i. and post-traumatic and protecting first responders act. the last three years have been difficult for all of us, especially for our brothers and sisters in uniform. this police week, let's do right by the law, the law enforcement community itself. let's pass bill that support the police not partisan messaging but action. i hope we consider two bipartisan bills of mine. first is h.r. 1322, law enforcement officers' equity act, which would guarantee federal law enforcement officers receive their full retirement benefits. i think we all agree on that -- hopefully. the second bill, h.r. 1719 honoring our fallen officers act which would ensure

in new jersey i will give you one example.or a whole fleet of fancy suvs. let's give the taxpayer a break. people are breaking the back, working in their money is worth less and we have about inflation and we have an administration that does not care they don't care about anything i do understand their mind process and what their thinking. maria: they care about the climate change agenda and i want to ask you about the climate change agenda. part of that includes windfarms. you are in new jersey and you see the beaches in wales that on the beach. new calls to pause the use of offshore wind farms after 36 wales have been washed up along the east coast since december. yesterday on the program i spoke with act iv wales board member amy and here's what she said, watch this. >> unfortunate the incident were getting from the government there is no proof that this is tied to any of the survey work. the truth of the matter there is no proof that there is any type to the survey work. maria: what about that apparently the offshore wind

, the rights and freedoms of women in new jersey are for those who reside in new jersey or happen to travel to new jersey, and that's a consistent theme with this coalition as well. >> is there anything you can do as a governor if mifepristone gets struck down by the supreme court? >> oh, my lord. i listen to your reporters talk about some of the positions these judges in new orleans are taking. i mean, we've gone to the ceos of both walgreens and cvs to make sure that we have unencumbered access, we have considered a bulk acquisition, we have clearly joined in legal action as an amicus matter, everything is on the table and please, god, it doesn't come to that, but we will continue to fight it like heck. >> if you get a bulk, a bulk order of mifepristone, would you be then prescribing it out in defiance of the supreme court? >> to be determined. but when i say everything is on the table, katy, i mean that. i think when you've got -- this is going to cost -- this action, generally, whether it's mifepristone or north carolina, south carolina, florida, by the way, at six weeks. my wife

new jersey is not immune to.of getting rid of books. you see this complete hate. if someone doesn't want something read in their household that, is your own private ideology. it should not be bled into public spaces. it is important as a puerto rican woman, so many times we were annotation, and people are putting books on shelves and seeing ourselves on different pages and spaces to see this rise up again in the 2023, it's time for us to stop. >> i want to read for you. it's no the without criticism and controversy. one republican state senator said i strongly zbdisagree that all books should or must be available in every public school without regard to age appropriateness. a middle school student shouldn't be reading "50 shades of grey" or ow gender queer." is that wrong? >> our libraries are public spaces where people should go in and have freedom thoughts and opportunities to explore. there are independent right to exercise what they believe is appropriate for their own family. >> let's not forget in, school l

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

of the two-time world champion in cycling on the track yevgeny korolek, who presented his rainbow jersey to the museum, it was quite an interesting question for me, which, well, i don’t know the answer, why do you have three pocket jerseys. i seemed to be in such a light, even, well, never asked that question. why exactly three? well, and children? yes, this is a big plus to get to know the olympic museum more closely, to study a little bit of the history of our sport in the republic of belarus. i came with my mother. i really like rhythmic gymnastics. i follow her. i watched the games in tokyo. i wanted to see the olympic medal to see it live, so i saw it. i liked it very much , i had no idea that it was so cool here, it was interesting that the guide was very positive , she told a lot of very interesting things active in general is gorgeous. our biathletes anton and dinara smolsky intercepted the kinglet with pleasure, joined the action of the gymnast, and lena gornosko and anastasia salas and even more sports in the night edition of the program in the studio worked christina kamysh ,

new jersey, that fighting in new jersey forced a new medical adviser into washington's inner circle. so washington's already getting softer. you can't really do much during these really active campaigns. but that doctor who comes in. the washington circle is named dr. john cochrane. his ptrait is there. cochrane was one of the leading inoculation in the colonies. he advertised in newspapers, had inoculated thousands of of of patients, was one of the most well-known well binocula had done mass inoculations. and along with william shippen, who was a professor at will become the university of pennsylvania professor of surgery. th were constantly in washington's ear telling him we can inoculate cochrane saying i've inoculated large numbers. we can do it. it won't spre the disease. we can do it quickly and easily. in washington. starts softening, especially after the victories at trenton, princeton in january 1777. washington is still wondering about the logistics, how they ll pull it off if they have enough clothing a bedding to do it. ultimately, washington realized that his recruitnt n

he did not envision himself remaining in south jersey as a farmer. so he came to philadelphia hoping to find work. but of course, work was hard to come by in philadelphia. and what were the circumstances of the african-american community in philadelphia at the time of his arrival? so still moves into a city where the black community is is thriving in some respects, but not in others. so the black community is probably by depending on how you measure it, the the largest black community, certainly the largest urban black community in the north, baltimore is somewhat larger. so there are lots of there's a lot going on. it's also a place where there's a kind of small but significant black middle class and that black middle class also helps make philadelphia a leader nationally among black activists. so so black abolitionists, for example, are playing a leading role in this sort of growing network of black abolitionists who are connecting across the country. so it's a it's a vibrant community, often centered on churches, but involving all sorts of organiz

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he did not envision himself remaining in south jersey as a farmer. so he came to philadelphia hoping to find work. but of course, work was hard to come by in philadelphia. and what were the circumstances of the african-american community in philadelphia at the time of his arrival? so still moves into a city where the black community is is thriving in some respects, but not in others. so the black community is probably by depending on how you measure it, the the largest black community, certainly the largest urban black community in the north, baltimore is somewhat larger. so there are lots of there's a lot going on. it's also a place where there's a kind of small but significant black middle class and that black middle class also helps make philadelphia a leader nationally among black activists. so so black abolitionists, for example, are playing a leading role in this sort of growing network of black abolitionists who are connecting across the country. so it's a it's a vibrant community, often centered on churches, but involving all sorts of organiz

a congressman from new jersey is warning parents about a parental control glitch on the iphone. it's been open season for our kids in the apple world . congressman josh got, heimer says a bug in apple's software can automatically turn off the parental controls. those are the controls that prevent kids from viewing explicit content and got heimer says iphone settings that limit screen time are also not functioning. as promised. few months ago, i started hearing from parents that apple screen time parental controls weren't working properly. they kept randomly resetting after parents set them. then we checked and we had the same issue with our kids. time and again, including by the way this morning and reset again. it comes as data shows children ages, 8 to 12 in the us spend 4 to 6 hours a day watching or using screens for teens. it's up to nine hours a day, far more than what experts recommend, timer says. apple confirmed it's aware of the issues but provided no clear timeline for a fix, dragging their feet. developing effective parental controls for their addictive products. tur

spotted off cape cod and where they spotted another they have been tracking first off the coast of new jersey where that shark has been located. the race for president tonight on the republican side, south carolina republican senator tim scott making it official tonight. and what former president trump said about his new challenger right away. when he included about ron desantis. jonathan karl tonight. there is new reporting coming in at this hour of the war in ukraine, reports tonight of military sabotage inside russia. the russians against pollutant and what they are now doing. and it comes after they claim victory in bakhmut, what ukraine is saying about that tonight, here from inside ukraine, in the u.s. the alleged drunk driver 25 years old accused of killing a bride and injuring the groom just hours after their wedding. the report here on her phone calls from jail. reportedly asking her parents "why me" and "i just can't believe this happened to me." we are tracking severe storms this hour and the potential for flash flooding into tomorrow. the new headline from overseas, the case that

>>marisol vive en new jersey y trabaja en nueva york, lo que puede costarle $23 diarios adicionales.u preocupaciÓn se debe a que avanzÓ el plan de tarifas por congestiÓn, que busca cobrarle a conductores un peaje posiblemente de hasta $23 al ingresar a nueva york desde midtown hasta el distrito financiero. >>estoy sÚper sorprendida, la verdad, no sabrÍa como ser si aumentan algo, le suben a uno el salario. >>aprobaron preliminarmente el plan luego de revisar su impacto. su objetivo serÍa reducir el trÁfico y financiar el sistema de transporte pÚblico, lo que puede disminuir la espera de autobuses. >>funciona mejor y es mÁs rÁpido, uno llega antes a casa. >>actualmente no pasa esto? >>no, mucho trÁfico. >>no todos pagarÍan el peaje, estÁn exentos los vehÍculos de emergencia autorizados, asÍ como los vehÍculos que transporten a personas con discapacidades. el gobernador de new jersey advirtiÓ que perjudicarÁ a los residentes que trabajan en nueva york, puede ser aprobado y una posible implementaciÓn serÍa el prÓximo aÑo. fÉlix: burger king anunciÓ que planea cerrar varios restaurantes

in new jersey, where else, right?l analyze it to make sure it's a space rock. but metal meteorites particularly interesting to us, because these are construction debris left over from the assembly of the solar system 4.5 billion years ago. and this thing has been floating around in space that long. and the metal ones are very rare, because they are actually -- this is probably something that almost formed a planet, and so the metal sank to the bottom, just like we have the metal core in the earth, and then there was an apocalyptic impact that broke it up and eventually it reached the earth. >> that is fascinating. adam, of all the places that this thing could have landed, forgive me, with all due respect, why new jersey? like, is there specifically a reason that these things fall in certain areas versus others? >> well, that's what i was saying. of course the space rock went to new jersey! no, actually, it's really rare to fall any place where there are human beings. you would think like, most of the world is ocean, t

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she was killed while sitting in her suv outside her home in new jersey in february.tors say the suspect was linked to a church she belonged to. an attorney for the victim's family says they are looking for answers. he target eunice, what was the >>he suspect ated in targeting virginia, and there's no word on when he might be extradited to new jersey. >>> and the "associated press" says a south carolina gas station orn accused of killing a 14-year-old boy made his first court appearance. authorities say 58-year-old rick chow chased the boy from his store and shot him in the back. he's been charged with murder. they said chow thought the teenager stole four bottles of water but he put them back in the cooler. they say the boy was off the store's property when he was shot while running away. >>> still to come, ai doomsday warning. why makers of artificial intelligence technology say the systems pose an existential threat. istential threat. my a1c was up here; now, it's down with rybelsus®. his a1c? it's down with rybelsus®. my doctor told me rybelsus® lowered a1c better

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new jersey meet carolina, which was stronger in the islanders series and again.asy to assume that it will be in the semi-finals on a regular basis, these teams played five matches in the championship , three wins one, of which two were won by the public for carolina, and the last ones were crushed. the first match will take place on the night of mid-thursday belarus czech republic slovenia and bosnia and herzegovina this is how the b4 quartet looks time the final is scheduled for february we add that the tournament will also serve as a selection for the olympic games in paris 20-24 and will determine the position of the teams at the start of qualification for the euro 2025, basketball, despite politically motivated sanctions, is definitely developing in the country about this in an exclusive interview with the news agency said the head of the specialized federation ryzhikov, first of all, this is confirmed by the stubborn struggle. in every game of the final series of our women's championship. secondly, the belarusians are doing great in the russian championship

>> new jersey state police.ou know, we appreciate you every day on this program, what you guys do. we're hoping more and more do as they realize what you do. why did you decide to be a police officer? >> to gain the trust of the community. also as far as diversity, you know, being african-american, you know, other minorities bringing that culture to the new jersey state police is our goal. pete: absolutely love it. by the way, id asked everybody who wants to talk. head to the back if you don't want to talk. so i'm going to ask more and then i'm going to go to the back. why'd you become a police officersome is. >> you know what? i just, i really like interacting with people and being a state trooper gives me the opportunity to do that. every single day. i'm not shiewcial -- usually on a news set, but it's a great opportunity for me. i love thet usually on a news s, usually in reality. some of the most difficult days. i mean -- what? >> i said real people, not like you. pete: real people not like me. that's exactl

in stone harbor, new jersey, sunday -- >> a person possibly bit by a shark. >> i was in shock. i was under the water and i tried to shake my leg as hard as i could. >> she is going to be okay. her ordeal comes on the heels of multiple attacks in florida. body camera video obtained shows first responders racing to save kevin, the 20-year-old was spearfishing thursday when a bull shark latched onto him. he said he sees the shark every time he closes his eyes. >> i remember the pressure of his job closing on my leg. >> two weeks before that, a 13-year-old ended up with 19 stitches after she was attacked by a bull shark off fort pierce. >> with peak shark season he are tracking mtiplere whis.st this shark was the south carolina coast last week. these creditors can travel thousands of miles. >> thank you. turn to the race for president. tim scott making it official. launching his campaign at a rally in his hometown, his personal story. raised by a single mother, how he turned his life around and what trump said about his new challenger on the republican side. what he included about