that's the first lady of new jersey, the wife of new jersey governor governor phil murphy. she's a former goldman sachs analyst who's never been elected to public office before. and around whom the democratic machine in new jersey is rallying versus three-term congressman andy king. he's the son of korean immigrants, a road scholar, a diplomat and a member of the obama national security council whose district includes counties that trump carried twice. you might remember the congressman from this viral photo of him cleaning the floors of the capitol after the january 6th insurrection. to congressman kim and his supporters the democratic party's commitment to democracy in new jersey at least looks a bit shaky unless you think machine politics exemplified the best of democracy. questions that kims supporter ask what is it about the first lady of new jersey that prompted a bunch of democratic chairs from the most populous counties in the state to support her? surely it couldn't have anything to do with fears of reprisals from the governor or his government, right? >> i think i

he bought her out of the house in ramsey, new jersey. the money she is to buy at nearby condo.m and said, i'm divorce. >> i'm like, congratulations. we went over a cocktail away went home. >> the celebration turned out to be a false armistice. the two had quickly entered a cold face over child custody. >> in court papers, he thundered that she was abusing drugs, addiction had made her an unfit mother. she loudly denied it and got a restraining order against him. trump beneath the volleys from the two camps where the children, a small son and a daughter. limitation talks were a cakewalk compared to paul and stacey's devastating arrangements. >> they were dropping off the kids at the police department. i mean how horrible is that? >> eventually, by 2006, the two adults called a cease-fire long enough to hammer out a joint custody agreement. a 50/50 split in parenting. paul, meanwhile, seem to be getting his groove back. he had managed to work his way from the drugstore counter back into his old environment as a pharmaceutical executive with met co-. he also had a girlfriend. a se

but i think new jersey seems to be signaling that as long as they leave new jersey and go into new yorkwe're all good with it. so texas and new jersey are taking the path of least resistance. there are other things going on here. for instance, while mayor adams has the ability to declare this executive order under his emergency powers, aspects of this are likely not every en constitutional. the migrants themselves have liberty interest here that's being violated. allowed to move around the country. they are here pending an asylum claim. they aren't allowed to have their movements pro described by an emergency order from the mayor. the doj civil rights division is not involved. if this was any other context they would be losing their minds talking about suing governor abbott for protecting his border with barbed wire. he is throwing up every roadblock he can from getting to new york city not a peep out of d.o.j. >> dana: the number of buses to new jersey since saturday 13 from texas from louisiana and you get to new jersey. these people got through the darian gap, okay? they can figure o

i'm worried for new jersey. a number of them did go into new jersey, we can't find out how many. only a few months ago a plan got leaked from h homeland security. they were putting up to 60,000 in a town of 35,000 people. it is unbelievable. this is just the wrong thing to do, bad for the country and bad for new jersey and new york. >> steve: reason they are dropping them off in new jersey and a bus load 60 miles shy of chicago dumped there at a gas station in illinois. the reason they are not going into new york, the mayor said you got to coordinate with us and they started dropping them off in new jersey and migrants get on trains and come to new york. to your point, they don't have to come into new york city where i'm at right now, in our state, we both live in new jersey. i was talking to somebody yesterday about this, you do not need a social security number, card, to get a drivers license, so why not stay in new jersey? >> absolutely, we have policies in new jersey due to this governor and democratic majority that are unkind to working people and citizens upon new jersey an

attorney in new jersey. those 130 prosecutions he referenced, those were just of the political corruption prosecutions i did. and we held republicans and democrats, powerful people, accountable for their conduct. and no matter who they were and what party they were from, we sent them to jail if they broke the law. and the same damn rules should apply to donald trump as it applies to everyone of those people. and so, the truth needs to be told about this stuff and it's uncomfortable sometimes to have to say those things. depending on where i am in the country, i get booed when i say those things. if you are worried about being booed, then you have no business being president of the united states, because there are going to be a lot of tough things that you are going to have to do as president. and you know, look, so that we are clear on this stuff, in case any of you are planning on asking me this morning, so i will cut you off before you do. what was the cause of the civil war? [laughter] we will make it eas

desde new jersey, violeta, univisiÓn. >> a partir de hoy conductores que ingresen desde nueva jerseyte. los tÚneles debajo del rÍo. no hay para los que desde nueva york hacia new jersey y el ajuste estÁ vinculado con la inflaciÓn segÚn las autoridades portuarias. una caravana de migrantes sigue caminandoel dÍa a dÍa hacia la frontera con estados unidos a pesar de haber sido dispersada esta semana. la caravana compuesta por miles de personas se disolviÓ despuÉs de que los lÍderes dijeron que las autoridades habÍan prometido permiso si se dividÍan, pero al parecer eso no se ha cumplido. >> tenemos varios dÍas del 24 de diciembre donde empezamos a caminar porque la autoridad de mÉxico nos iba a extender un documento para viajar libremente y al final sÓlo los buenos con mentiras y mentiras. >> esto es tiempo perdido porque anda y anda despuÉs de que nos iban a llevar y nos desviaron dos horas. esto es tiempo perdido. felix: en 2023 un nÚmero rÉcord atravesÓ centroamÉrica, pero huyeron de la pobreza, violencia, cambio climÁtico y los conflictos internos. siguiendo con el tema, decenas de

the first is from the new jersey warehouse of movers association. the second is from trucking association and a coalition of supportive organizations. i strongly encourage my colleagues to support this commonsense measure today. i thank you and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman from nebraska is recognized. mr. smith: mr. yield five minutes to the gentleman from florida, an expert on this topic, congressman michael waltz. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. waltz: thank you, mr. speaker. and, mr. speaker i rise today in support of my bill, h.r. 1568, the movingn act. this bipartisan, bicameral bill will require u.s. customs and border protection, c.b.p., identifiable information, including social security and numbers from cargo manifests before they are disclosed to the public. currently c.b.p. requires manifest sheets which include p.i.i. in order to disclose and document the cargo of incoming ve for customs and securi

then massachusetts, illinois, new jersey and michigan.hing in common. >> ainsley: all democratic states. >> brian: and california upping their taxes, they committed to give illegal aliens healthcare while being 64 million in debt. >> ainsley: everyone is worried, it you move down there, why leave your state? taxes are too high, you don't like policy and crime. don't vote the way you used to vote, those states will turn blue and have more crime and more illegal -- >> lawrence: i made that comment earlier and brian didn't like that. he said, where are you sitting right now? new york. >> steve: i have seen a change in tenure in florida, it was pretty red and now purple. >> ainsley: this is where god called him to be, we need a texan in new york. >> brian: i did not know god was involved with this. asking about a u-haul, they are great, don't fill it up and lose the keys, that is what i did and i had to empty the u-haul out. >> ainsley: how does dawn live with you? >> brian: not easy. >> ainsley: you rented an rv, scrapeds it going through th

. >> seth: grew up in new jersey >> jersey -- [ cheers ] jersey in the house.ople. hi [ cheers ] it's my family >> seth: now you -- we have children of similar ages, and i'm wondering, do you see any of your own insecurities in your kids as they get a little bit older? >> it's interesting, i do feel like being a parent, just brings up any unresolved issues - >> seth: yes >> -- that you had and i'm realizing that i have some majorly unresolved like latent bullying issues that i never got over like, we were recently at a kids' birthday party at a paint your own pottery place and this kid came up to me and he was like, "we were all talking we want to know, are you an adult or a kid?" [ laughter ] and i -- i felt so triggered and i genuinely wanted to know who he meant by "we. and it came out as, "oh, yeah, who wants to know? who's the we?" [ laughter ] and i was like, "that's a little aggressive." but preschooler. so, and i was like, "okay, i'm going to reset." i said, you know, it's, people come in all shapes and sizes, and i happen to be on the smaller side." he

new jersey is saying we don't want them. we don't know how this ends up. there are a lot of lawsuits after this. unlocking the power of thinkorswim, the award-winning trading platforms. bring your trades into focus on thinkorswim desktop with robust charting and analysis tools, including over 400 technical studies. tailor the platforms to your unique needs with nearly endless customization. and track market trends with up-to-the-minute news and insights. trade brilliantly with schwab. salonpas, makers of powerful pain relief patches for 89 years... believes in continuous improvement... like rounded corners that resist peeling, with an array of active ingredients... and sizes to relieve your pain. salonpas. it's good medicine. neil: where to the migrants go? in new jersey a number not wanted in new york city in the garden state, a sanctuary state for new home. madison alworth is in secaucus with more. >> reporter: migrants are being dropped off in new jersey towns like secaucus. the new jersey bus arriving at 9:00 am on the southern border, we were here for

. >> and now to make members of the congressional problem solvers caucus from new jersey representativeheimer chair of the caucus and new york congressman marc molinaro discuss bipartisanship and opportunities for both parties to work with mayors across the country to address national issues from u.s. conference of mayors winter meeting this is about 20 minutes. >> good morning, mayors. our next panel is on the topic of bipartisan opportunities in the 118th congress. it's no secret that political polarization is increasing in our communities and in our congress.ud challenge that democrats and republicans in congress are further apart ideologically today than in any time in the last two years. at a time of increasing tension it is more crucial than ever before to find avenues for compromise and collaboration across the aisle. 20 me is the united states representative from new jersey's fifth congressional district, a democrat himself, he is the cochair of the problem solvers caucus in congress, which was founded in 2017 to find common ground between democrats and republicans, and advocate

across new jersey there have been over 24 buses. this all happening because new york city has a new executive order which limits when charter buses can drop off those migrants from the southern border. that restriction essentially being ignored. it is being ignored, instead these buses are now stopping in new jersey towns. the migrants get off here and almost all of them continue on to new york city, a sanctuary city. what we're hearing from local leaders, mayors of these various new jersey towns is that they don't have the capacity for these migrants if they stay in the garden state. the mayor writing on his facebook page after the first buses arrived in his town. i want to be clear, if any bus, train or plane of illegal migrants come here i've instructed law enforcement and emergency management departments to charter a bus to transport the illegal migrants back to the southern texas/mexican border. the mayor of trenton saying they have been surprised by the buses and don't know what they'll do if migrants decide to stay in the gar

varios alcaldes en new jersey se han sumado a otros funcionarios en illinois al decir que no podrÍanrantes. >> pasamos a mÉxico donde un migrante venezolano perdiÓ ambas piernas tras intentar subirse al aviÓn conocido como la peste, el joven de 26 fue auxiliado por la policÍa donde ocurrieron los hechos y fue llevado de emergencia para recibir atenciÓn mÉdica. >> carlos eduardo sarmiento estuvo casi un mes postrado en esta cama, y su Último viaje sobre la bestia el 6 de diciembre lo recuerda como una pesadilla. >> cuando yo me estaba subiendo estaba lloviendo y habÍa mucha tierra. estaba resbaloso. me resbale. el tren estaba arrancando y me caÍ. >> el tren le cortÓ ambas piernas. y antes que llegaran policÍas de paramÉdicos para sobrevivir el venezolano tuvo que improvisar y el mismo frenÓ su hemorragia. >> un torniquete con la trenza de los zapatos. >> las agujetas. >> porque sentÍ que las piernas se durmiÓ. porque apretÉ duro. porque si no la sangre me se me iba ir y me iba desangrar. >> ocurriÓ en aguascalientes, alfredo torres fue uno de los agentes que se noche le salvÓ la vida.

, newly elected mayors of joint cities in new jersey.ents. growing up in a family of seven kids, they are used to sharing. was it like sharing a bedroom with three brothers? both democrats now sharing the same job title. we are just a real real nice classic american town. >> the towns are intertwined. we go to their church so it's all connected in a positive way. >> reporter: the sons of a butcher and homemaker saw their town support their community. >> whether it's a senior citizens club, when you grow up you see that community service and you feel like that's part of what we are taught we have to do. >> my three favorites over here. >> reporter: that spirit of brotherly love is what they hope to give back to these two tiny towns. which town is better? >> [laughs] it's a tie. >> reporter: what does it mean to you? >> special, and think it's really special for our families and our dad and relatives in heaven are watching and would be proud of us. >> reporter: meg oliver, cbs news, at the paulsboro border in new jersey. >> norah: cities o

russia is like new jersey. here's the weather in russia, for me here now, it's like new jersey.. and also, i love russians. and why? how long have i been here? 9 months, constantly. and for 9 months in russia. you probably know this too or have seen it, but in 9 months. i didn’t hear anyone here honking furiously on the highway, you know, this is it, i didn’t see such a furious expression of emotion on the street, you can imagine, here in the states, someone there just goes crazy , i don’t see this here, and this suggests that the country is healthy, and people here respect each other. when foreigners come to russia, they see the russian soul and get to know they learn hospitality, they learn respect for each other, respect for elders and so on , so russia is not only for athletes, russia is for people, russia is a country of opportunity, that’s for sure, by the way, we have a good slogan just like that, if compare russia with america, come on, come on, i’m from new jersey, i’m from one of the most dangerous cities, almost in the world, but definitely in the states. acquaintance

carrying nearly 400 asylum seekers from texas and louisiana suddenly arriving in several cities in new jersey. the buses apparently trying to avoid the new crackdown by new york city's mayor eric adams. chicago and denver also seeing more arrivals. >>> respiratory illnesses on the rise across the u.s. 31 states reporting high or very high levels of covid, flu, or rsv. hospitals in at least six states now reinstating mask policies. >>> the israel-hamas war. israel signaling it will withdraw some troops from gaza. several military brigades. to prepare for extended fighting, despite global pressure to scale back attacks. prime minister benjamin netanyahu warns the war could continue for many more months. >>> the countdown to iowa. the first voting just two weeks away in the battle for the republican presidential nomination. ron desantis trying to stake his claim to the state, despite donald trump leading bill iing than 30 points. >>> here in new york, newly obtained surveillance video showing an out of control driver crashing into a restaurant just blocks from times square, where hundreds of tho

do you regret new jersey having that? delivering the goods on that. >> sanctuary state or city means different things. we encourage migrants who live in the capital city to cooperate with police. that's how i see sanctuary city forming. we don't have the resources to house them and you want to do the right thing and provide for people so i think congress needs to give us the resources or resolve this issue. neil: thank you very much, good luck with all this. dealing with others in trenton, new jersey, we have a lot coming here. another strong jobs report but it isn't what it appears. people can go to the numbers and politicize this but the fact of the matter is americans in general are seeing their wages not keep up with the price of the things they are buying and that has caused more than little bit of a conundrum. that after this. ♪ salonpas, makers of powerful pain relief patches for 89 years... believes in continuous improvement... like rounded corners that resist peeling, with an array of active ingredients... and si

our first guest is the congressman from new jersey's dark congressional district, andy kim. rep. kim: thanks for having me today. >> what have you been working on as you are looking to tie up loose ends in washington? rep. kim: will be able to bar -- forward in a bipartisan way, we have some any challenges we are facing globally right now, and was important for us, with some of the big challenges we face. we are going to do it in a bipartisan way. a lot of other things are happening in congress, the things that are deeply frustrating at the end of the year, not accomplishing the things we want to get done. >> what is one of those things that is frustrating you most significantly? rep. kim: the easiest one is to say we are at the end of the year with -- without knowing how we will keep the lights on, we are kicking that can down the road and that has been deeply frustrating. people of our country deserve to have a government that is going to work and is able to function not constantly move from just precipice to precipice and cliff to cliff, just on the politics and brinksmanship

. >> yeah, in new jersey. congratulations. >> dana: up won was born in '23 and the other in new jersey? >> greg: 1984. >> judge jeanine: different years identical. >> both in new jersey. >> judge jeanine: it is fun. >> dana: anyway, that's it for us. new jersey 2023. all right. dana, thanks. >> dana: have a great show. >> bret: gogood evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, we are following two major stories, first former president donald trump is appealing a decision by maine's democratic secretary of state barring him from primary ballot in his role january 6th, 2021 capitol riot. expecting a similar appeal over colorado's decision to remove the decision from that state's ballot. we begin with claudine gay's resignation as the president of harvard university. the departure comes amid several plagiarism accusations criticism over her december congressional testimony where she was unable to say unequivocally calls on campus for the genocide of jews violated the policy. gay is the second person to resign fol

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. >> so menendez as of now, seems like he's running for reelection in new jersey this year. the primary is in june, the democratic primary, you have endorsed democratic congressman andy kim to unseat menendez. this could be a three-way race because the first lady of new jersey, the governor's wife, tammy murphy, is also running for the senate seat. a number of new jersey county leaders immediately rallied around first lady murphy, even though she's never held elected office. what did you make of that? >> well first, i am daring menendez to run for reelection. right now, i think he's polling at around 5%, and you can't really trust polls these days so that actually seems kind of high. i don't know why he would want to be a part of that but if he does run, he's a nonfactor. and i really want to support representative kim because he's a sitting representative in the house and now he's the kind of democratic vote that we have to count on here in the senate. even if we run the table and i think we will run the table for the senate in 24. we are going to be able to count on democr

pelicans in their jerseys here, nice move, the spin. at one point, the pelicans had a 41 point lead. third quarter, jonas, with the slam. not what we are used to around here. new orleans wins 141-105. that says it all. the warriors dropped to 17-20 on the season. >> honestly, i am booing the team in my head, because of the way we are playing. it is what it is, the fans will react the way they want. it is our job to, you know, give them something to cheer about. we have not done that. >> no, they haven't. warriors are in chicago invited to kickoff a four game road trip. >>> football news now, everyone is still buzzing about the sudden departures of two legendary coaches, pete carroll out in seattle, and nick stayman stepping down in alabama. now to the 49ers for the playoffs. one of the 49ers wives is in the spotlight. kyle juszczyk's wife is making a name for herself in passion. they have been married since 2019 she makes her own outfits out of his 49ers gear. she learned how to sew on youtube. >> i realize, like, i think i have a talen

former new jersey governor chris christie just moments ago suspending his presidential campaign, juste days before the iowa caucuses. our new reporting tonight on who he might endorse and if it will change the republican battle. plus, those major winter storms slammed the northeast with flooding in new hampshire, connecticut, and new jersey, and authorities in florida are now assessing those tornado damages. but first, there is more breaking news tonight, with a major avalanche closing down a popular lake tahoe ski resort in california. search teams and emergency crews just finished scouring the slopes in search of any missing skiers or snowboarders. we know that at least one person has died and at least three people are hurt. where tracking storms, too, from coast to coast, with another round of severe weather ahead, so tonight we have team coverage and cbs's andrew haubner will start us off from california. >> this is a very sad day. >> reporter: peril at palisades. first responders scrambled to search for victims buried in the snow after an avalanche struck a ski resort near lake t

i'm very proud about that. >> got to give a shout out to those new jersey mayors. mr. molinaro: you don't have to. >> i want to thank the mayors, some great, great mayors. so how do we get here in the polarization, the division, probably more important for the conversation, where do we go from here? what role do mayors play in what looks like a rematch. 50%, regardless of what happens this year, 50% of the country will not accept the results. how do we as mayors help to lead us through this critically important time focused on bipartisanship, integrity, and cooperation, collaboration? mr. gottheimer: thanks for putting that one on me. you all know this pause you're elected officials. it's not nearly as bad here as cnn and fox will have you believe. the reality is, you've got 64 of us who sit down together every week and there's more people like that who actually want to get things done. we pass things all the time that are bipartisan. this year we were very involved in getting this debt ceiling deal done, keeping the government open. we're working right now on the pack

cbs's meg oliver reports tonight from a flooded paterson, new jersey. >> reporter: the monster winterrm that pummeled the south also pummeled the northeast. homes flooded in hampton beach, new hampshire, after powerful waves hammered the coast. the iconic pemaquid point lighthouse banged up in bristol, maine. >> historic building. it's never been damaged like this. >> reporter: officials warned residents to shelter in place during dangerous coastal flooding in kennebunk. and in portland, streets were submerged. cleanup continues in florida after catastrophic tornadoes tore through the panhandle. cbs's dave malkoff is in panama city beach. >> reporter: the national weather service is trying to figure out how fast this tornado was actually spinning. >> bending steel beams like this, and yanking them out, they're pretty well secured there. so this would be about 125-mile-an-hour wind. >> reporter: what ef is that? >> that's a 2. >> reporter: and tonight, some new jersey residents trapped in their home surrounded by floodwater. so high to you expect it to get? >> i expect it to get all th

under way as another blast of extreme weather barrels in. >> and, emilie, you're in paterson, new jersey, right now. are the floodwaters still rising >> reporter: lester, that's right while the water rescue teams are not letting their guards down tonight with some new jersey rivers set to remain in flood stage through the next several days while more rain will batter the area again. lester >> emilie ikeda, thank you. >>> and the new storm that caused that deadly avalanche we reported is making its way across the country. al roker is tracking it al, where is this one going? >> lester, we've got winter weather advisories, storm warnings, blizzard warnings from the west coast to the upper midwest for 38 million people the storm dives down into the rockies tomorrow bringing snow and a blast of cold from the central plains tomorrow night we've got the risk of severe weather, a few tornadoes, nocturnal ones most dangerous. friday blizzard conditions for missouri on into michigan more torrential rain for the northeast, and tomorrow night, we've got, again, more tornadoes possible from montgomer

it's made it very alarming for the new jersey mayors. not really given any heads up that this would be happening although mayor eric adams did say that they've been in communication with new jersey towns in order to let them know this might happen as a result of the executive order. but something we've been hearing from if all of the mayors in new jersey is that they don't have the capacity to take on these migrants. so for now, the migrants are showing up and are being taken -- taking trains to new york city. but they're worried if they actually decide to stay. that's something we've heard across the board. i do want to bring you some sound from the mayor of trenton, they had five bus loads tuesday night, no warning, and that was very alarming for him. talk a listen. >> it was done in the darkness of the night. we're not given any advanced warning. thankfully, they have, the part of them have boarded trains bound for new york. but no indication of whether there'll be continued buses and whether that, they'll be given the train fare up i

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he's made out of a brock purdy jersey. the team is so close yet. so i asked him, i was like people would love to make you something for just being such a good friend. >> and he has a kind make you one of these events. and i didn't know if he would wear his own jersey, which obviously he would so. >> what about products? and you said yes, sure. the images of deebo and kristen's vest made their way around the sports world. and she says even though making the weekly garments for herself and others takes up nearly all of her free time, she's got a lot in the works for the postseason and beyond. it's the most rewarding thing in the world. and that's why i keep doing this like i definitely have those moments when i slam my head against a wall things aren't going right and i'm making mistakes. but when you have that final product in your so worth it. it's just most rewarding thing. >> well, if you know anything about swifties, she's probably going to have hire some staff. all right. that was kate rooney reporting for us tonight. coming up next in sports,

in new york city, they're bussing them out, sending them out to new jersey.t. nate foy has more from the bus terminal. >> hi, neil. new york city major eric adams accuses greg abbott of trying to create chaos by sending migrants not here to the port authority but to new jersey on buses with chaperones who then guide the migrants to new york city via trains. take a listen to the mayor moments ago speaking about the governor. >> this is not about raising the attention on an issue, this is about a mean-spirited way of using people and disrupting municipalities, not only in this region but in other parts of the entire country. >> putting migrants on trains headed to new york circumvents the major's order requiring buses to communicate with new york city 32 hours beforehand. the order limits the drop off between between 8:30 and noon. bus operators feel to do this and face consequences. >> now you're seeing the same buss from texas paid for by the state of texas that were previously drops off at port authority are now dropping off at train stations in new jersey,

en new jersey, blanca.n sentido pero fuerte discurso criticÓ a true du legalmente diciendo que no es apto para ser presidente de los estados unidos,la decisiÓn de christie podrÍa darle un impulso a nikki haley en new hansher donde los Últimas encuestas la muestran mÁs cerca de trump.. elian: asÍ es, el exgobernador de nueva jersey y tambiÉn anunciÓ que tras meditarlo y no encontrar un camino viable estarÍa abandonando la contienda a la presidencia de la repÚblica. >> es claro que no existe un camino para que gane la presidencia de los estados unidos, por lo cual decidÍ suspender mi campaÑa. elian: el anuncio ocurriÓ horas antes de que desantis y nikki haley se reÚna para el quinto debate y dÍas antes de que sucede caucos de iowa, previo al anuncio tambiÉn se filtrÓ un audio donde se escucha al exgobernador criticando cuÁnto han gastado desantis y nikki hailey en sus campaÑas y asegurÓ que la gobernadora de las naciones unidas serÁ eliminada, asimismo afirmÓ que el gobernador de florida le llamÓ por telÉfono

campaign 2020 fourpark, new jersey. -- harrington park, new jersey. >> i just want to say was great thhad that, by the representative from south carolina. i thought that was prices. but i'm hearing in new jersey trump might be in play in the state and the state generally goes democratic. there's a lohat don't want to voice their opinion openly, but i'm hearing from a lot of people that they are disenchanted with biden and that would be a real shocker of new jersey voted for trump. i personally am supporting kennedy and iend anyways, that's my comment, have a good evening. host: democratic color in new york. >> thank you for taking my call. i want to preface it by saying i'm a recentlyveteran new york city has go history teacher. i taught in the bronx, in addition to american world history i was tasked to ass in constitutional law. i will start by saying that the level of ignorance in this country is astonishing. between anti-vaxxers and the conspiracy theorists that's one of the biggest problems we have. i would like to address republicans in this regard. i example. i will never forget

of neighboring towns in south jersey.rst term for john and the second for vince. growing up in a family of seven kids, they're used to sharing. >> what was it like sharing a bedroom with three brothers? >> at times it was crazy. >> reporter: both democrats now sharing the same job title. >> we're just a real nice classic american town. >> the towns are intertwined. we go to their church, and so it's all connected in a positive way. >> reporter: the sons of a local butcher and homemaker saw their family support the community. >> whether it's a church, a senior citizens club, and i think when you're going up, you see that community service, and you feel like, well, that's part of what we were taught and we have to do it. >> my three favorites over here. >> reporter: that spirit of brotherly love is what they hope to give back to these two tiny towns. >> which town is better? >> it's a tie. >> yeah, it's a tie. >> what does it mean to you? >> special. i think it's real special for our families, for our dad and relatives in h

al atravesar el condado de calhoun hasta panama city. >> mas de una veintena de condados en nueva jerseyado de emergencia ante la amenaza de inundaciones extremas. >> equipos de rescate ya estan activados, mientras residentes y duenos de negocios se prepara esta noche. >> y hay que trabajar, si uno no trabaja, como un nieve que trajo una tormenta el fin de semana en combinacion con la lluvia es una de las mayores preocupaciones. >> una tormenta que podria amenazar vidas, dijo la gobernadora de nueva york, recordando que los vientos de mas de 70 millas por hora pueden sentirse con la fuerza de un huracan y provocar la reubicacion de 1,900 personas del centro de ayuda en el floyd bennett field ante las velocidades de viento pronosticadas, dijeron autoridades. >> una intensa nevada en iowa causo la cancelacion de clases en varios distritos. >> las condiciones en carreteras con poca visibilidad causaron accidentes. >> en nebraska al menos uno de ellos fue mortal, al igual que en nuevo mexico. >> algunos condados de kansas recibieron hasta 9 pulgadas de nieve, mientras que en texas, tornados

i already ordered a new jersey.both have offensive jerseys and now need a defensive jersey. >> christina came straight here before starting her morning shift looking to shop for his and hers. in some ways it is retail therapy and the reward for living through to skiers during the playoffs. >> it was almost as stressful as the week before. i heart did not take that . >> jack also wanted to shop for a loved one, a way to say thanks to his dad and buy a birthday gift before the big game. >> my dad is a 49er fan and since he came from peru, he grew up on the 49ers. >> two games that were too close for comfort but just maybe the type of preparation the team and the fans need in preparation for the super bowl. >> every hour and every minute, it was the same thing with the green bay packers. >> they will be ready in two weeks. injuries will heal and we will be ready for them. >> shopping for more ways to show their spirit and represent the red and gold when they need it most. if you are thinking about heading to the super

desde new jersey, univisiÓn.uÍa a unos hombres que se habÍan robado unas papitas. el vÍdeo de vigilancia muestra a estos hombres como se llevan los paquetes en una bolsa, el gerente decide seguirlos en su auto y luego fue encontrado muerto en su auto. luego de 10 aÑos de muerto este profesor, su ex suegra fue arrestada. es la principal sospechosa intelectual del asesinato de su ex yerno. Él fue asesinado en el 2014 por mÚltiples disparos. tres hombres murieron y uno quedÓ herido al norte de baltimore. antes de que la violencia se extendiera, no se especificÓ quÉ tipo de negocio estuvo involucrado en el tiroteo. pasamos a la ola invernal, la fuerte nevada, el hielo y las bajas temperaturas dejan 60 muertos en el paÍs. muchas escuelas siguen cerradas. continÚa la cancelaciÓn de vuelos y miles de hogares sin servicio elÉctrico. reportero: washington dc amaneciÓ congelado. los empleados se apuran para sacar la nieve de la casa blanca. esta temperaturas han llegado a los 34° bajo cero. para la seÑora maricruz, no hay

ever wanted a signed kobe bryant trading card with a piece of jersey on it.has one up for auction and how much to shell out to get it. remember this, way back in may, steve cortez a former trump adviser told us he was backing ron desantis for president. watch this. >> idea of a rematch, of a re-mash of biden versus trump and something this country overwhelmingly does not want. stuart: steve is firmly back in the trump camp. what changed? we'll find out next because he's on the show. ♪ trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, unlocking the power of thinkorswim, the award-winning trading platforms. bring your trades into focus on thinkorswim desktop with robust charting and analysis tools, including over 400 technical studies. tailor the platforms to your unique needs with nearly endless customization. and track market trends with up-to-the-minute news and insights. trade brilliantly with schwab. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ stuart: the new hampshire primaries are next tuesday and nikki haley wants to pull off a surprise victory. alexis is in new hampshire for us. alexis

el desbordamiento del rio passeic en nueva jersey ha causado Érdidas millonarias, afectando numerososdas que, en muchos casos, han quedado sin electricidad, como nos cuenta violeta bastardo. y este mal tiempo esta causando estragos en el transporte aereo en el pÍs... seÚn el sitio web "flight- aware", al menos mil 100 vuelos fueron cancelados, hasta este Ábado por la tarde... y es probable que el Úmero de cancelaciones aumente a medida que avance la tormenta hacia el este. en respuesta a los ataques huÍes contra barcos comerciales en el mar rojo, estados unidos bombardeo otra vez posiciones de este grupo en yemen... lo que ha hecho que escale la tensÓn en la estraÉgica zona por la que circula Ás del 15 por ciento del comercio mundial... desde washington, pablo gato nos explica por qÉ la critica situacion en medio oriente podÍa seguir compliÁndose. miles de manifestantes propalestinos se tomaron las calles de washington para expresar su rechazo al respaldo que el gobierno estadounidense brinda a israel y para pedir un ceso al fuego en el conflicto& los manifestantes ondeaban banderas p

that leaves the niners wearing their white jerseys.r the past 19 years, the team wearing the white has gone 16-3. one of those three losses was by the niners in super bowl liv against the chiefs. if the chiefs go with their white pants, super bowl lviii will look much the same in terms of the uniforms. of course, the niners are hoping for a win in this revenge match-up. a lot of the 49er faithful are marveling over sunday's huge come from behind win against the lions including this amazing catch by brandon i uke. even his teammates were in disbelief. >>> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >> the 49ers will get a super bowl rematch with the kansas city chiefs but this time, they have a few more weapons on offense like brock purdy and brandon aiyuk . now, purdy and aiyuk connected in one of the biggest plays on the sunday. aiyuk made a diving catch . nothing will ever top the significance. this one is right up there with one of the biggest grabs in team history. >> where does that rank for you all-time? >> number one. >> i saw t

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host: new jersey, andrew good morning. guest: good morning. yes.wanted to discuss, bring up the fact that biden's administration has failed to■) aress the conflict in israel in a substantive way. hen a day. however, he decides to play both sides. he could choose to cut israel off from the close to $10 billion we give them annually, around there. host: andrew out of maryland this morning. two members of one of them is matt rosendale, republican of montana. member of the house freedom -- house freedom caucus. you were a no on the boat yesterday. why? because i believe that using continued resolutions and omnibus bills to fund the federal government a violation of statute. number two is just, the transparent and responsible way to fund government is through e apprit's a violation of statu. it doesn't provide the transparency we need. all this d is continue increasing the spending levels. we are dealing with nancy pelosi's spending levels and joe biden's policies by just extending this down the road for another couple of months. that's not what the peo