i brought obamacare to new jersey.his election is probably the most important, the first time we have a major candidate - cand he will be a dictator of and go after public institutions. we have seen women's rights under attack in this country, i have been fighting for reproductive freedom, i am a practicing physician. i know what happens in the exam room, the tough decisions. i have talked to women about reproductive rights and health care. politicians have no business being of the examination room. i asked for your consideration. this is a historic time that i will be the first black person elected on the first african-american to represent south jersey. i look forward to your questions. thank you for the forum. >> our next candidate while we still work on those technical issues for miss murphy. >> i am not a politician, i'm a civil rights attorney. living in southern new jersey for the last 16 years in a small farm for the last 10, i have advocated for civil rights. during my 20 years as a lawyer for the aids law pro

this debate is presented by the new jersey globe, on new jersey and rider university. our panelists are david wildstein and joey fox of the new jersey globe. conducted a virtual coin toss. the winner was the mayor. over to you. mayor bhalla: i cannot hear a thing. laura: mayor, can you hear us? we will work on the audio issue and let the opening statement now go to congressman menendez. can you hear me? rep. menendez: i can. laura: the floor is yours. you have 90 seconds. rep. menendez: i have the distinct honor of representing new jersey's eighth congressional district. two years ago i raised my hand to represent this place and go to washington and fight for you every day and that is what i have done. i'm standing up to mag extremists, fighting for a woman's right to choose, access to contraception no matter where you live, fighting to end the gun violence that has existed in our schools. i am standing up for our immigrant community. over 40% of the people who live here were born outde country and i stand for them every day and republicans came for our trans youth, i

andy cam will join us right after he won tonight in new jersey, the senate nomination for new jersey and jon tester is with us, who has the nomination in montana, running for reelection. >> so you could pass a law tonight. >> something close to a quorum. yes. >> there is a lot of possibility for your hour of television. i will be watching. >> thanks, alex. >> have a good show. >> thank you. >>> my first thought this morning was the house republicans were behaving like children once again, but i realized how wrong i was when i saw a c-span video of an actual child in the house of representatives, sitting behind his father yesterday while his father spoke to an empty house chamber. >> regardless of one's opinion of the current republican nominee, we would be well served to remember the long and cherished tradition we have in this country of settling our political differences at the ballot box. for nearly 2 1/2 centuries -- >> 6-year-old guy rose was just having some fun after his father told him to smile at the camera for his 3-year-old brother who would watching and guy really is a gr

it's jersey. here's the deal. has become a neighborhood that is pricing everyone out. the only people -- [applause] the only people who can afford a house in america are the rich or foreign rich people coming here or hedge funders buying up tons of houses. everybody else is screwed. by the way come inflation isn't just affecting prices. it's also immigration. he's inflated immigration. he's inflated crime. right? he's also inflated government control, right, by targeting political opposition. answer pressing political speech. so if you think, it's not just the price of food. it's the cost of your freedoms and the price of being an american. we'll be right back. >> dana: before we do, let's get judge in. [cheers] jeanine? judge? >> greg: in your face, harold! >> dana: he's got a cute face, though. judge, one of the things we know on the boardwalk today is kind of expensive if you are buying toys for the kids. >> judge jeanine: yeah, i was looking at that. even buying beach balls or simple things, t-shirts are expen

people in new jersey go it's this but state, the truth is new jersey is a state that wants common sensess climate. they want to put parents back in charge of their kids and get costs under control. biggest issue in new jersey right now, illegal immigration. hundreds of thousands of illegals. we have got veterans who are sleeping under the stars and don't have a job to go to and we have handouts by the billions to illegals. it's nuts. >> carley: do you think donald trump could flip new jersey? >> no question about it. i had him on my radio show a couple weeks ago. i don't know if you saw the footage from wildwood. >> carley: sure did. >> 80 to 100,000 people there i spoke to him back stage before he spoke set. excited about new jersey. because, again, it's not about blue or red. it is about practical, common sense patriotic ideas that will put new jersians back to work, that will get our economy back on track, that will fix our schools. and solve this problem of illegal immigration. first thing we're going to do is end the sanctuary state. >> carley: bring us up to stage on new jersey po

>> let me put it this way, my license will always read new jersey.nd a lot of that had to do with us growing together. >> i'm sure it wasn't always easy, married to a rock star. >> in my defense, we're the same age doing the same stupid stuff. we just did it together. >> the couple celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary this spring as well as the marriages of two of their three sons. their daughter, stephanie, is engaged, and bon jovi delivers an early wedding present on the new album "forever." ♪ as i walk us down the aisle each foot a thousand miles ♪ >> there's another song that just, as the father of a daughter blew a hole through my chest, father of the bride. was that a difficult song to write? it's a beautiful song we'll hear at weddings for the next 50 years. >> amen to that. i only have one daughter and she's my baby and i was crying in the studio singing it. she is the last person on earth to have heard it. >> we don't know how she is dealing with that song yet. >> we have not discussed it after i know that she has now heard it. she's li

hey, it's jersey. yeah. here's the deal. under america under joe biden has become a neighborhoojo ad that pricing everyone out. >> the only peopleev, the only people who can afford house in america are the rich or foreign rich coming here ords hedge funders buying up tons of houses else is screwed. by the way, inflation isn'tting just affecting prices. it's also immigration. he's inflaterices. it immigrati. he's inflated crime, right? he's also inflated government control. ed goverentright by by targeting political opposition. and suppressing political speech. an pressin when you think it's h it's not just the price of food, it's the coste pric, your freedoms and the price of being an american, we'll be right back. >> we should buy. before we do, let's get a check in tonight. eager face heralds. of the he's got a cute face. so one of the things we know isi got hindm out today is kindf yo of expensive if you're buying toys for the kids. yeahare i was looking at that. i mean, even buying it.ac beach are simple things. t-shirts

kim was the first jersey democrat to call for him to resign.his home last year. soon the majority of senators asked menendez to resign. tonight is election night in jersey were andy kim took the democratic nomination for the u.s. senate. >> government works great for big corporations so we need a senator that works for us. andy kim worked for obama and then went to congress to clean up washington. he took on pharmaceutical companies to make health care affordable and he wrote a bill to stop politicians from trading stocks and using their power to get rich. andy kim works for us. >> joining us now in the winners circle, andy kim of new jersey, he took the democratic nomination for the u.s. senate. thank you very much for joining us. what is the number one issue for you going forward to november? >> thank you for having me. we are excited today. the top thing on people's minds is about their own challenges, whether that is the high cost of living, housing, healthcare, hunger and other issues, but one thing we are trying to hit home is why is it w

we weren't expecting to link a murder in california to this in new jersey. new jersey. as 2 weeks.. even this. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. tell your doctor right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines including steroids, without talking to your doctor. ask your specialist about dupixent. nexgard® plus helps you protect your dog from fleas, ticks, heartworm disease, and more... all in one delicious, monthly, soft chew. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures or neurologic disorders. nexgard® plus: the one you want for one-and-done protection. [♪♪] your skin is ever-changing, take care of it with gold bond's age renew formulations of 7 moisturizers and 3 vitamins. for all your skins, gold bond. >>> i'm richard lui. a dangerous heat way br

and were both new jersey lights, were both proud of that but great to see you. persuasively about the abortion issue and how it's become the issue and democrats are clinging to that and something that can reverse the parties fortunes, some looked at this decision by the court today, nick has something that will maybe take the teeth out of that because this is a major that finds common ground in this treatment out there, the abortion pill stays even though abortion itself as we know it on the national level is being challenged. >> i think the democrats are going to react, we have seen this since the dobbs decision, that does not mean it's safe, they get a campaign on the referendums that i wrote about a few weeks ago and they're going to enshrined in the constitution and create a new law that sounds expressively the right to abortion is right in the state is been a winning issue to frame it like that, it's kind of hard to see the supreme court decision play in the political calculus, there might be a change of the reality. >> does it carry as much alms, it's deci

is this making waves in new jersey? >> yeah. as we put it in our star, our story today this was like an atomic bomb that went off for new jersey politics. this is something that lots. of people had reported might happen at some point because it's already he's had investigated nor across for many years, but nobody really quite expected this to actually happen. and it finally did. it really just shock to everybody. and to answer your question, i don't know if there's one particular thing that really stands out. but i think the totality of it, as you pointed out a dozen years, his alleged to have run what the attorney general called a criminal enterprise and when you just put it all together, all the different allegations, it's a pretty pretty stunning set of circumstances. there. >> yeah. just and why was nor cross in the front row staring down the attorney general today and what does that say about how he operates? >> well he operates on fear that's sort of his calling card and it was shocking and surreal to see him do that, but

the first one was new jersey and pennsylvania. who was supposed to cross right at trenton and capture a key bridge across the us and trunk? that was to prevent rawl being able to escape. once washington attacked col walder and nicholas with the brigade of philadelphia and the marines were cross in the bristol area and were to establish blocking positions to prevent von donner from able to reinforce rawl once and then the final support and effort was putting him send a more militia cross from philadelphia to fix van dam up in place of fortunately washington's was the only one of the four to successfully cross the delaware river on christmas day. if you look obviously this is the famous painting the crossing of the delaware. you see the ice in snow forming on the river. this is an actual picture, delaware river. and what the conditions look like at that time of year. so although washington was able with john glover's help get his force across the militia, that was supposed to cross right where trenton falls is located, where facing

stuart: berry bonds jersey?layoff jersey and last jersey he wore as a pirate and after that he signed a big contract with san francisco. stuart: how much? >> probably around $50-$75,000. stuart: that could get $75 for a jersey? >> 100%. lauren: a million for the bat. stuart: well, the bat. marvel universe green set. i don't know what that is. >> sure, it's a pmg set and this again also appears on season 2 in netflix and it's a special trading card set they made to honor the characters and key characters but there's only ten of each and you've got like spider man, captain america, dead pool, ironman, all the characters and everybody knows. we try to sell this set on the show and $750,000 and you can see if the deal went through or not. stuart: $p 750,000? >> this is maybe in the range of 20,000 or so. stuart: that's understandable. what's pikachu? >> this is the illustrator and beloved comic and sold them earlier for $2 million and this is a 7 and up for auctions coming shortly at goldin.com in the king of collec

eric: we've seen this before in new jersey.loria, he got booted out by christie todd whitman. >> it was a toilet paper tax and he lost and there's a movement now. people had enough policies coming out of trenton, looking for change and balance. with one party rule, as we had in trenton. there's complete disregard on the other side of the aisle, what you have is basically the worst possible opportunities in new jersey is in bad shape in terms of people leaving. eric: you said toilet paper tax. they tax toilet paper? >> they protecting everything. we will see the same thing with the democratic legislature. they will spend $2 billion in surplus to run basic operations. that is not -- the railroad itself is stuck every day. people on these trains are sitting in 100 ° heat. people are fed up. eric: 130 public officials. democrats don't have a monopoly on this. where does this come from? where does this culture come from? based on the success he had. >> i think whether democrats or republicans, a few politicians, will take advantage

mis primos, cuando viene de new jersey a visitar new york. es la variante tanto del espaÑol como del inglÉs de mayor crecimiento en el mundo. >> como toda lengua, tiene sus variantes. en nueva york los puertorriqueÑos hablan nuyorican y el spanglish de los cubanos en florida se le conoce como cuboniks. los mejicanos en california tienen su versiÓn chicana en corbata politics time to be one pick picoso mole. antonio escribiÓ hace dos aÑos un libro de poesÍa mezclando el idioma de sus padres y el del paÍs donde naciÓ. >> hijos de inmigrantes no somos perfectamente parte de aquÍ ni de allÁ. >> muchos artistas han divulgado el spanglish y ha aumentado su aceptaciÓn. la enorme popularidad del reggaetÓn con Éxitos como el cielo de fade y mike towers usan tÉrminos como ready en lugar de listo. son un claro ejemplo. >> puedes dar una respuesta mÁs rÁpida y mÁs automÁtica en vez de pensar primero en traducir para luego comunicarte. >> sin embargo, su propagaciÓn y crecimiento es ya inevitable. segÚn expertos que ven el spanglish como parte esencial de

from the jersey shore. [ doorbell rings ] you must be isaac.ride and joy. [ romantic music plays ] ♪♪ beautiful stair renovation, sir. and they're covered with your home and auto bundle with progressive, so you get round-the-clock protection. so, is gabby coming down? oh, she said she'll meet you at the prom. my name's eric. i am 39 years old. i've started thinking about getting botox® cosmetic for the last couple of years. i just see myself on video calls all day and i really start noticing the lines. i'm still eric and i got botox® cosmetic. i'm seeing a lot less prominent lines than i did before, the results have been subtle but noticeable. botox® cosmetic is fda approved to temporarily make frown lines, crow's feet, and forehead lines look better. the effects of botox® cosmetic may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness may be a sign of a life-threatening condition. do not receive botox® cosmetic if you have

i want to keep you in new jersey in jersey.but we have chris christie on our backs. he was running for president. he's not anymore. than goodness. complicated. and you know that. i'll tell you why. this. it's because my view of what's going around us is limited to state and local and i feel, you know, we to newspapers every day. pes the new york times and when is the star-ledger and the star-ledger has all kinds of things going on. i've learned all autl+

y atenciÓn residentes de nueva york y nueva jersey prÓximamente una araÑa invasora gigante y voladoraades. pero acaso son peligrosas? comenzamos >> noticias telemundo en la noche con aranza loizaga. >> bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos. comenzamos en california con el dramÁtico rescate de un niÑo de ocho aÑos que dejÓ de respirar porque se le atorÓ un caramelo en la garganta. el menor de origen hispano sobreviviÓ gracias a la rÁpida intervenciÓn de dos oficiales de policÍa. erica flores tiene el testimonio de la madre y le advertimos que las imÁgenes son fuertes. >> izan, de ocho aÑos, se recupera despuÉs de que agentes de la policÍa de almonte intervinieran para salvarlo de asfixia por una obstrucciÓn en la garganta con un caramelo. sÍ, aquÍ estÁ el dulce. >> no lo sacaron. >> estaba gritando. yo estaba muy. me sentÍa como. me estaba volviendo loca porque como lo estaba mirando, estaba inconsciente. no le podÍa preguntar nada. no podÍa contestar. >> los hechos que fueron captados por una cÁmara corporal sucedieron el 3 de junio cuando agentes respondieron a una llamada so

speaker, i yield five minutes to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. van drew. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. van drew: i thank you. dr. white, i find it difficult to find someone who is inform what is the naming of this post office. he's a great man. under really difficult and trying circumstances he became a physician. an care of so many people. in that role as well. but it wasn't just enough for him to succeed and become a physician. he also decided that he wanted to get involved in banking. and help people, especially african-americans at the time, to successful, to have successful businesses. to be able to move forward, to be able to compete. and he wanted to teach them and did on thousand bank and be part of what was the banking administration and services. but that still wasn't enough for him. he founded a town in the great state of new jersey in the southern part of the state known as whites bro -- whitesboro, the entire town is named after him because of the good work he did and what he accomplished. that town

julia and her family called jersey city home. >> quiet at night.d disgusting. things are a little cheaper also reporter: julia is one of nearly half a million people who work in new york city, but choose to live in new jersey, as more people ditch the big apple's sky -high real estate prices. why are so many people leaving new york city and coming to buy in jersey city? >> so i think a lot of people really appreciate the proximity to new york and also the fact that you could just get a lot more for your money here. reporter: according to redfin, the average price of a home in jersey is 30% less than new york city, where the average home price is $800,000. >> you have aspirations to make that kind of money one-day. currently we don't so it's a great medium between the suburbs and the city. reporter: as more people move to northern jersey, real estate experts say it's now one of the most competitive housing markets in the country. >> things are selling way above asking price. >> there is a difficult time for home buyers because of high interest rates

i want to keep you in new jersey in jersey. yeah. with chris christie or what i know murphy is a governor right now, but we have chris christie on our backs. no, we don't. he was running for president. he's not anymore. thank goodness. it's. it's so complicated. and you know that. i'll tell you why. and pestering you like this. it's because my view of what's going around us is limited to state and local and i feel, you know, we to newspapers every day. paper papers. when is the new york times and when is the star-ledger and the star-ledger has all kinds of things going on. i've learned all about beach erosion, instance and a lot of new jerseyans murdering their family members, but i don't feel 33 age in new jersey. if you want me to feel 33. yes. you put me in the new york times facing the national news. so what i'd like you do to feel better and save your stomach lining, would you spend? more time with new jersey and your county and town and maybe you have something to worry about with your school board. i don't know. things happen

a little bit but earlier this year that new jersey, my homestay a hug jersey strong hashtag but newersey is a state that prizes this machine concept that it's not just running for office as an individual off the street, you've got to get buy-in from these power brokers like this. this is seismic and new jersey politics in shifting and reshaping how the state elect people in the first place. this is a huge deal and also the new jersey seniors that are bob menendez is facing prosecution as well. a lot of problems with new jersey politics. okay. we're going to talk a little bit more about all of this in a second. but when it turned out to this republican voters in virginia's fifth congressional district will cast their ballots. one of the cycles most bitter primaries, sitting republican congressmen and leader of the hard-right freedom caucus, bob good will attempt to fight off a challenge from john maguire who earn trump's support following goods, initial endorsement of ron desantis for president. they'll good has since endorsed trump, the former president, though, has slammed the cong

new jersey turnpike.c, yeah. neil: we will see what happens. in chicago they are dealing with separate you should like revitalizing their downtown. a crime issue. $115 million, kelly has been with fox business six or seven months. you live in this very neighborhood they want to revitalize. >> reporter: property developers are offering one hundred $50 million to convert four commercial buildings in the downtown area to one thousand apartments. one big reason for this push is many people still work from home and companies choosing to downsize often space. many landlords are facing higher interest rates and finding it difficult to refinance that debt. looking at the las vegas hearings in the metro areas around the country for april 2024. according to commercial detroit, 29%, san francisco at 26%, houston, 24%, chicago, 19%, back here in manhattan, 18%. looking at where the proposal is taking place, chicago, paris pandemic the downtown area we are referring to was 13. 8%. %. it is 25, a little over 25. it is

the mom in new jersey told us the boy says are still in school. they face no consequence. number one, if you post or share real or deep fake images, it's a crime, felony punishable by two years in prison if an adult and three years if the victim is a child. secondly, a really important piece puts obligation on big tech company, if notified by victim or victim's family, they have 48 hours to take the pictures down. after the victimization, people get trapped. anna called snapchat, take this down, they tell victims, if you happen to be taylor swift, global super star, you can get this taken down. if you are a teen, big tech ignores you. >> ainsley: how long did it take to come down? >> eight and a half months. some creepy teen could have screen shotted that and it could come out later and they do not know it is a fake. >> ainsley: if you are in a relationship, you shouldn't do it, they share naked images and they break up and it gets exposed. this is new level with ai. >> anyone can be a victim, you can take any picture of any person and create images or videos you cannot te

my name you're seeing was a close friend of new jersey in 2022. he was also warned by canadian law enforcement, but he could be killed at any moment. and the last thing he said to me in person was, if something happens, make sure you take care of things. i think you meant assembly. but i think even more than that, i think you meant the font of the nation. are you somebody that naturally likes to be on the stage like this in front of all these people know i've been more of the person who just part of the crowd was someone who liked the spotlight. i'd rather just be part of everyone else. but if i can just get a story out there, hopefully that i've done my part was how do we get the proper injustice? how do we solve our accountable for what they've done? intimidating silencing and harming critics across national borders is known as transnational repression. a goal of trans national repression is rushing and maintenance. it's about upholding an image of a country or a liter abroad and silent seem to send john and coral hope sky has been tracking the

off the jersey shore right off of a boardwalk. ♪ >> let's go to the jersey shore!lk about hot dogs. i just had one, actually. >> first day in jersey, just something crazy goes down. >> the late, great hannibal lecter is a wonderful man.

we'll have the same needs and desires we saw in new jersey and new jersey the largest rally political in the history of the state of new jersey. well over 100,000 people on the board on the beach they were people of every color, every race, it did not matter whether they are pipefitters, engineers, doctors, lawyers, carpenters just everybody young and old coming together. americans have had enough. eric: the trump administration the campaign with the numbers about that rally will be strikes musings of former president now used to have the term the reagan democrats they were the democrats who of course voted for ronald reagan. do you see a new generation of reagan democrats potentially but is trump democrats? >> i do. i have the largest district in new jersey i meet people over at six different counties and the rest of the state because i am the state chair for donald trump. young people come up to me. people never historically sell being involved i mean teenagers and young folks saying hey we want to do something different. he would not expect that but it is true. there is really some

jersey shore right off of a boardwalk. ♪ >> let's go to the jersey shore!> hot dogs. let's talk about hot dogs. i just had one, actually. >> first day in jersey, just something crazy goes down. >> the late, great hannibal lecter is a wonderful man. >> what the [bleep] is going on? >> take me in, oh tender woman. take me in, for heaven's sake. >> if you want to make out with me, just ask. >> we have a much bigger crowd than bruce springsteen. >> he's such a flagrant... [laughs] toxic narcissist. >> i only do this when i feel really comfortable with the crowd. >> dude, your vagina is out. >> we love this shore. i know this shore better than most people that are here. >> shut the [bleep] up! >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert"! tonight... it's cohen down for real! plus, stephen welcomes steve carell and musical guest paul simon. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] >> stephen: hey! ♪ have a good show. thank you, everybo

jersey city is the new brooklyn. see you tomorrow.oming up soon. president biden

away from the confines of the courtroom, trump rallies beachside at the jersey shore.our french fries, donald trump. those seagulls are mighty hungry. [ laughter ] seriously, "new york times," what are you doing? that headline sounds less like a description of a wannabe dictator who's been indicted four times and more like one of carrie's columns from "sex and the city." [ light laughter ] away from the confines of the manhattan dating scene, i was able to rediscover myself beachside at the jersey shore. much like the oysters i had for lunch, i was finally coming out of my shell. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] so the headline -- the headline made it sound pretty innocuous. let's see what trump was talking about at this picturesque beachside rally. >> i've come here from new york, where i'm being forced to endure a biden show trial, all done by biden. carried out by -- that's right, all being done by him. hot dogs. let's talk about hot dogs. i just had one actually. i just had one. it was very good. i just had a hot dog, and it was very good. if some of these wack

the theme of boos and bribes and steakhouse is continued in the trial of new jersey democratic senator bob menendez in new york. today prosecutors earlier called rachel graves as a witness. rachel graves is an fbi special agent assigned to the public corruption unit. graves testified about text messages exchanged between the senator and his wife, nadine after she was in a car crash in 2018, a fatal one. prosecutors are using these texts to set up a story of how a new jersey businessman, joseph uribe, would eventually brought hi menendez with a mercedes benz. this vallow's testimony yesterday that the fbi was surveilling senator menendez at morton's the steakhouse in washington, dc. that's an expensive steakhouse here in dc, right off l street. i think it's whereby menendez, attorney revealed a menendez would frequent eating there excuse me, about 250 nights a year that's a lot of stake. menendez was asked about this when entering court this morning hey, good morning. your body talked about morton a great place. >> it's a great steak house. put that on your yelp review. morton's that fe

new jersey is one of those be learned for others as well.essible comprehensive family and youth driven community-based, trauma responsive beaver hlthcare. youo address this issue. >> thank you very much, ms. bailey. ms. larin.■s+r >> good morning, chairman wyden, ranking memberf the committee. thank you for inviting me here today to discuss iorresidential. for over 20 years gao has recorded are concerned with the physical, emotional and s in ple any facilities. in multiple reports. we are called on the department of health and human services to enhance its support to states which are primarily responsible for oversight of these a type of the youth to a place of residential mimi comes to the foster care system as a result of abuse and and have experienced significant trauma. ■0wh■0 there are not enough traditional foster homes, others may receive such places because they have complex mental health, physicals addressed in a sitting, setting that can provideh- care. when these youth experienced otr residents it may exacerbate rece tried to redu

it's the jersey shore. [ laughter ] that'll be atlantic city.have access to him, he does johnny have direct access to you? unfortunately yes. max from ross jester, tell johnny to keep it short on. did you see that? i'm wauters, and this is my world. [ ♪♪ ] [ ♪♪ ] >> sean: welcome to "hannity",

precious daniels and javana towns of new jersey got their exercise in before the day's peak heat. >> i said, let's go, i don't care what you say, we're going to get the workout in. and tomorrow we'll come a little earlier. >> the rest of the week i'll be indoors in the ac until the sun goes down. >> reporter: some school districts are letting kids out early as some in typically cooler places like syracuse, new york, struggle without air conditioning. and summer hasn't even officially started. jarred hill, cbs news, west orange, new jersey. >>> this month, the oldest members of generation x can start withdrawing retirement without a penalty. a new survey finds half of gen xers say it will take a miracle for them to stop working at age 60. the generation ahead of them, the baby boomers, are the nation's wealthiest, but new data shows that wealth is not spread evenly. cristian benavides shows us how one woman went from living out her golden years to going back % to the office. >> all right. >> reporter: this is not what 74-year-old jeannette campbell pictured doing what she retired from

playing offence in places like new york, new jersey and california while president biden is having too his -- shoring up support among lock loaders. he's losing and all of the battleground states and we are seeing the impact of 4 years under president trump compared to 4 years under joe biden. >> i am curious how you deal with the organization part. it is really studying that he is not spending all his time in the swing states, as he said he's going to new jersey, new york and california. you go where the money is and new york and california for the most part, i find it interesting though a lot of these big tech leaders are starting to turn their attention his way. but in those areas, the democratic organization arms are very well oiled. they know how to get the boat out in those areas. if you're serious and he is serious about winning 1 of these places, how are you going to do that? what will your organization look like and what had merely done, what do you have to do? >> we'll be living in our battleground states. we saw the president did events in arizona and nevada over the past w

before we do that, you are from new jersey. i live in new jersey. since the last time you're on the show. i'm jealous. you have a garden state parkway rest stop named after you. the jon bon jovi... the jon bon jovi service area, formerly known as the cheese quake service area. this is huge. tell me about it. take me on a tour. what will i find if i go to the jon bon jovi rest stop? is it a dunkin' donuts, taco bell, or combination? >> jon: all of the above. and the charmin bears are hanging out somewhere. >> stephen: enjoyed ago, jon. >> jon: they named the restaurant where i used to sneak onto the parkway to save a quarter to save the quarter on the tools. now they've named it after me. welcome to new jersey. >> stephen: that is fantastic. seriously, that's legacy. >> jon: right. alexander hamilton, james gandolfini. >> stephen: connie chung. james fenimore cooper. it's huge. >> jon: it's a big deal. career highlights. >> stephen: i'm not joking. we are getting laughs but it's a big deal. >> jon: vince lombardi. frank sinatra. >> stephen: this is o

new jersey transit and amtrak experienced heavy delays again on monday. last week, fires equipment issues and power line problems left commuters fuming for the entire workweek. a new deal will funnel more corporate money to new jersey transit to try and help maintain the system. >> the tsa is coming off a record day as we approach the independence day travel rush. the agency says. nearly 3 million airline passengers were screened on sunday, the most for a single day. tsa expects that mark to be broken this coming friday, ahead of july 4th. >> well, mysterious monolith that we told you about near las vegas is no more. the 77 inch tall metal structure was spotted earlier this month north of the city, but it started attracting a lot of tourists. that was ultimately the problem and why they took it down. police say they had concerns the damage extra foot traffic could do to the natural landscape there. you see how pretty that is? there it brought to mind similar monoliths discovered in the u.s. and abroad in 2020. still no word on who put it there or what or

he has donned the jersey of his avorite team.alito to recuse himself and why i urge chief justice roberts to finally step up and take what steps are necessary to ensure that justice alito does not sit on those cases and rather that he recuse justice alito refused my request. i'm going to keep this letter, the original version that was sent to me and senator whitehouse by justice alito in which he makes an argument that the flag should not be taken seriously, that it was his wife's decision. there were complications in her decision. it's hard to accept this. it's hard to first, to believe that this man who we're asking to recuse himself from the supreme court cases has somehow stood in judgment of himself and that he did not unethical and should not recuse himself. he refused our request to come before the committee and refused our request to recuse himself¿ from these cases. in doing so, he claimed he bears no responsibility for the january 6 related flags flying over homes. instead he placed the blame his. he went on to down pla

and americans like john wardell from new jersey. john is here. john, we love you, man.ou for all you have done. [applause] you deserve that and a lot more, john. just 18 years old he deployed to these cliffs, to replace the surviving rangers on the d-day invasion. he would go on to fight across france and germany, and one of those battles shrapnel pierced his skull. by christmas he was back fighting with his unit. here is what he said about the notes he kept at that time. he said, knowing that my buddies and i always looked out for one another, that is why he came back, that is why he fought back. he always looked out, and his buddies looked out for one another. we talk about democracy, american democracy. we often talk about the ideals of life, liberty, pursuit of happiness. but we don't talk about is how hard it is. how many ways we are asked to walk away, how many instincts are to walk away. the most natural instinct is to walk away. to be selfish. to force our will upon others. to seize power, and never give up. american democracy asks the hardest of things. to beli