everything in new jersey. before running for office, she worked in human resources across several public school districts including personnel director for montclair public schools. she also worked as a public affairs manager for pse&g, one of new jersey's major utility companies. we offer on both sides of the aisle our warmest welcome to her and look forward to working with her in the coming days and weeks. i yield to my good friend, frank pallone. mr. pallone: thank you, chris. i want you to know that lamonica experienced a series of firsts performs the youngest person elected to the newark city council in 2018 and then elected council president in 2022. and is the youngest person elect ed to the state of new jersey. and we have her family up there, as you can see. also, she's been a tremendous mentor for young women in particular. she founded an organization called the newark gals, g-a-l-s, inc. an organization that empowered over 3,000 young women throughout the state of new jersey. we're so proud of her. r

she was smart, funny and you bet she was jersey tough. in her first inauguration, sheilah said, we make history not in the moment but in what we do with it. during my time in this capacity, i am dedicated to making a lasting impact that will benefit our nation's youth. when i accepted this position, i told the people of new jersey that part of my job side from representing them in the senate, was to begin to restore their faith in our democracy and trust in this office. if i can do just that, even for a little bit, in my remaining time, i will have succeeded. i want to thank my colleagues who have honored me and joined me on the floor for tuning in to my maiden speech. i want to dedicate and thank my team who are here on the floor in the gallery and in my offices back home. in regard to my short time here, i channel the late, great robert f. kennedy. few will have the greatness to bend history itself. but each of us can work to change a small portion of events. it is from numberless diverse acts of courage that human history is shaped. ev

. ♪♪ new york and new jersey created a joint agency a form of new york authorities and as a result oftion between the states the bridge that spans the river, the george washington bridge and beneath is the busiest highway in the world. more 1 than 100 million cars hae driven through it. ♪♪ through the mounting tide and the crossing down manhattan's weste side over the new jersey skyway. a tremendous stream of passenger cars and buses demands the root. the authority engineers studied traffic. the sharp upward curve means existing facilities will soon be overcrowded and another crossing is needed. between the george washington bridge and the holland tunnel. to keep the river clear for decided to build a tunnel rather than a bridge 100 feet below the surface of the river, similar and designed to the holland tunnel. ♪♪ a huge cast iron pipe 31 feet in diameter and through it a railway is constructed. and so the lincoln tunnel is started. steam shovels get underway, surveyors. they must be sharpened at all times for it is necessary to build through solid rock. compressors are installed and

in the new jersey shield.son at the rate of 40 feet a day because it is pouring through rock. the new york shield is heading at a slower rate. and a tunnel ring is right up against the jack at the back of the shield. here goes the next joe joe. and. to complete one tube of the tunnel, 2370 ring are erected more than a quarter a million bolt holds the segments and together the surveyor's job is to keep the shield on the right course as it is pushed through the river that then dogs work day and building the iron tunnel shell. at this point one year work has been accomplished accomplished. rolling through the two heels, meet with in a quarter of an inch. these have something to celebrate. they are the first to travel from new jersey to new york through the lincoln tunnel. the river still left. the tunnel during construction is cleaned. the joints tightly caulk to make the tunnel watertight. a lining of concrete poured into the iron tunnel. a roadway is built with an air passage above and below. above the railway

the gentleman from new jersey. mr.allone: i have no additional speakers. should i be closing? ok. mr. speaker -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized mr. pallone: what we are trying to do here as the chair of the committee is get rid of bad actors. i hope everyone joins me and vote yes on this legislation. the speaker pro tempore: jabbed. the gentlelady from washington. mrs. rodgers: i encourage a yes vote. the speaker pro tempore: will the house suspend the bills and pass the bill. those in favor, say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3, the rules are suspended and the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. fro what purpose gentlelady seek recognition? mrs. rodgers: i ask to pass h.r. 7213 as amended. the clerk: h.r. 7213 a bill to amend the public service act to enhance and re-authorize activities and programs relating to autism spectrum disorder and for other purposes pursuant to the rule, the gentlelady from washington and the the ge

. >> i'm tim nicholas in jersey city, new jersey.ow a potential strike involving tens of thousands of dock workers could affect the consumers' supply chain. >>> plus, fall is here. in utah, the leaves are turning. why it will still feel like summer in many states. >>> and later, it's all-aboard in oregon. we head to a beloved park chugging along for 70 years. i'm danya bacchus in oregon, where these small locomotives are taking train enthusiasts of all ages on unforgettable rides. >> why do you keep coming back? >> because he loves trains. >> reporter: this is the cbs weekend news from new york with jericka duncan. >> good evening and thank you so much for joining us on this sunday. we begin tonight in birmingham, alabama, site of the nation's latest mass shooting attack. right now, police are searching for the gunman who opened fire on a group of people killing at least four of them and wounding 17 others. it happened in a neighborhood filled with restaurants and bars, often crowded on weekend nights. cbs' christiane benavidez is th

kean of new jersey. the ascend act creates a permanent commercial satellite data acquisition program within nasa's scientific commission directorate. as the global space sector rapidly evolves, it's critical for nasa to have access to the very best tools and research our nation has to offer. ensuring its continued leadership as the world's premier space agency. this bill supports those efforts by enabling nasa to procure data from commercial providers under the new program. by taking this step, researchers will have access to cutting edge data sets and imagery obtained from commercial space sector. these resources will play a significant role in advancing research and development in vital areas such as prevision agriculture and natural disaster monitoring. by utilizing commercial, industrial -- i should say, by utilizing industry data, our nasa researchers can obtain valuable insights that enhance their already innovative work. the more knowledge we acquire, the better we can lead in this field. this bil

gottheimer of new jersey. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey, mr. gottheimer and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. gottheimer: this would require the report to example public sector of espionage threats. there have been 224 documented cases of chinese espionage since 2000 and doesn't count intellectual theft brought by american companies. these tactics cost americans billions, billions with a b each year. individuals have been caught spying on company to attack our critical infrastructure. one was caught spying as an engineer. the department of justice charged five military hackers in westing house electric. c.c.p. backed individuals aimed to steal secrets and undermine our country and economy. this espionage is a national security threat as it is an economic issue. and as a member of the intelligence and financial services committees, i believe it is critical that the public and private sectors develop responses to espionage. private sector companies are hardest hits and on the

what was it like growing up in new jersey? well, my mother father were both a democratic political operative, lives in hudson county, new jersey, which is and in famously democratic area and my first exposure to it was when i was a very young boy. they took me down to see frank haig, the mayor of jersey city in the boss. he had just gotten a new apartment on the top of the jersey city medical center, which had just then been constructed. gorgeous apartments, floor ceiling glass panel view of new jersey and new york city. and so he asked me over and, i think, about it. well, i'd never seen anything like it. so i was a little bit goggled lucille ball. mayor haig, may i ask you a question? how did you get such a marvelous apartment? and he said you'd be amazed it was a prison. sort of prison. that's quite amazing. prison. they said yes. you'd be astonished how many nice prisons people. give me your parents. explain to you on the way back to your. so that was first sort of blush with that. i was a scrawny kid and bookworm when i w

sopranos newark, the jersey shore, a real who's who of positive energy.t do you think about this? andrew? >> i love jersey but optimism not come on danny, you know you're the expert. >> no, we can't even let people merge on the highway. there's no way that's very true. well, whatever you think of cali or new jersey, apparently neither can compare to the most happy go lucky of them all. wyoming. the cowboy state, which is the least populated state with 580,000 people. so maybe the key to optimism is being around less people. okay, i could look those mountains, right? you're like beautiful. that sounds great. it sounds scenic. >> although i've seen yellowstone, they have a lot of drama there as well. >> well, we take a look at the overall map. you will see hawaii doesn't come close somehow to those top three. and one of the least optimistic states is kansas way less than missouri. how do you figure that? >> well, i am from missouri, right? >> so why is missouri so much more optimistic when you cross the border? do you all of a sudden just go, no, both are l

stories about that menno and the new jersey staff was not correct.s is unto him all these decades. >> i do not know how much longer i have to live. i hope it's a long time but for whatever time i have left i want to get it off my head. i want to let it be known for all of the years they had to go through it ♪ ♪ >> it is hard on you. >> it is. put steve or what is a sound the call in a grand jury, you're all over the place and no one comes to you and says anything. ralph pichardo six years later, guess who testifies against? ronald reagan's nominee for labor secretary ray donovan, also claims he brought the special prosecutor at the fbi said he lied all about donovan. ray donovan gets appointed to the cabinet of the president of the united states but no one says a diddley about david. >> justicejustice for one shoule justice for all. ray donovan was a pardon and he should have been that was totally false it was totally alive it is a big shot to let's face it. gabe is not a member of congress it. it's not a cabinet level he's just an average guy from t

. >> i'm tim mcnicholas in elizabeth, new jersey.ow a possible strike by dock workers could trickle down to your store shelves. >>> and later, in a world overflowing with coffee choices, cbs in san francisco shows us a place grounded in tradition. >> usually the term is keep you're eye on the ball but we talk about keeping your eye on the bean. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend evening news" from new york with jericka duncan. >> good evening. i'm nancy chen in for jericka. we begin in the southeast, a region facing a historic disaster. in the wake of hurricane helene, millions are still without power, complicating recovery effort, gas shortages and spotty cell phone services. the death toll still rising. at least 105 now known dead. the monster storm cut a devastating path stretch mortgage than 600 miles across several states. we have two reports tonight beginning with skyler henry in hard hit marshal, north carolina. good evening. >> hey, nancy, good evening to you. communities all across this region, including small towns like

killed by a car while they were riding bicycles in new jersey last week.at their sister's wedding the next day. cbs's michael george reports police say they arrested the driver, suspected of being under the influence of alcohol. >> reporter: outside the scotia bank saddledome in calgary fans are leaving flowers after learning of the death of nhl star johnny gaudreau and his >> just absolutely devastating for everyone involved. the family obviously going through what they went through. >> reporter: new jersey state police say the two brothers were biking on this road in oldsman township, new jersey around 8 30rk9s p.m. thursday night when an suv trying to pass two other vehicles crashed into them. oftsers say the driver, 43-year-old shawn riggins, admitted he had five or six beers before getting behind the wheel. >> we're just hoping that none of it was true. unfortunately, when we heard the news this morning, it just made me sick to my tom tok hear about it. >> reporter: the tragedy took place on the eve of their sister's wedding. the gaudreau family said

i grew up in new jersey in the suburbs of new jersey, north jersey.se ] >> jimmy: wait a minute. so they would actually -- >> and there was a lady in the neighborhood, octogenarian lady, lovely lady, and i -- i just painted her rocks white all summer. >> jimmy: she hired you, or you were just doing it as a prank? [ laughter ] >> i think she thought it was charity, maybe. i don't know. and then years before, i didn't ever -- told her that my brother and i, our friends had a funeral for all our g.i. joes in her lawn. we went there late at night, had a funeral. so i was mowing the lawn on a funeral, on a cemetery, really. [ laughter ] because she was so old, we chose her lawn to have our toy cemetery. very dark. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> i feel like nowadays you get that checked out. [ laughter ] psychologically. but in the '70s, it was fine. >> jimmy: what would you spend the money on when you were a kid when you'd get paid for something like that? gum? >> yeah. 31 flavors, baskin-robbins. >> jimmy: ice cream, yeah, nice. >> yeah, more g.i. joes t

he is a lifelong new jersey resident and from the university of pennsylvania. entrepreneur, employing more than 1000 people p.r. your resume sounds a lot. one school, hotel developer, real estate developer thank you. you see the last time a republican one the senate seat it was his name was clifford case and that was in 1972. when you looked at the situation what made you think i can win this great. >> because new jersey is ready for change. we been a strangled under this democratic monopoly for 50 years, were 49th in what we get back from the federal government, new jerseyans are suffering under the inflation it's already an unaffordable state under this democratic murphy administration and their starved. they want inflation tempted down and they don't like the border. we have 900,000 illegals living in our state it's a sanctuary state and it's costing us billions of dollars a year not only do our citizens not feel safe and secure in their homes and their communities they want to know who the neighbours are, but this is costing us and resources are scarce. so

so having the jersey right now is so nice. day i was before, just commitment everything the day, getting a little better every day and i've decided it's worked out that i'm here now with the jersey. after winning gold at the paralympics last month in paris, great britain's fin graham took gold in the para c3 road race 3000 miles from home, sports starts with the 3000 miles from home, sports starts wit :, joe wilson, bbc news, in leicester. british cyclist cat ferguson has her second gold medal at the uci road and para cycling road world championships, in zurich. the 18—year—old had already claimed thejunior time trial two days ago, and has now won thejunior road race in challenging conditions. she beat the spaniard paula ostiz, britain's imogen wolff, who won time trial bronze, was sixth. it's 100% my it's100% my favourite discipline. i've had disappointment in the past, last year i was second at glasgow, so it really hurts. so having the jersey right now is so nice. last year was a big turning point when it came second — it m

jersey.and edwards leads the pack preaching in the summer of 1741 at enfield, connecticut, probably the most famous sermon preached in american history. and that is sinners in the hands of angry god, where he wants to talk not only about the necessity of religious experience, but he wants to trigger that experience just by the vividness of the imagery in that sermon. and sure enough, revival blossoms into a great awakening, a great awakening, which is aided by british evangelicals in general. and one of them, george whitfield in particular. george whitfield is the greatest sensation the colonies i've ever seen is an englishman but my goodness, i never saw in my life such attentive audiences as mr. whitfield's in new york, where one observer, all he said was demonstration, life and note those words. he's preaching experi ence, not authority, experience the people's eyes and ears hung up on his lips. they greedily every word he preached in four days, twice every day. he is of a sprightly, cheer

but i'm going to say new jersey has great pizza.l: seen something about rhode island and boston right there. so i would have been prepared for that. i was not prepared for seattle. rachel: never had a bad pizza in new jersey. pete: let us know of the food joangts that are there. rachel: my brother is out there. will: polls show because of immigration -- his vowed to be border president, next. >> today i'm announcing plan to end all sanctuary cities in north carolina and all across our country. [applause] no more sanctuary cities. psst psst! aaaah! with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spray flonase sensimist daily, for non-drowsy, long-lasting relief... in a scent-free, fine mist. psst psst! flonase. all good. ♪ i'm gonna hold you forever... ♪ ♪ i'll be there... ♪ ♪ you don't... ♪ ♪ you don't have to worry... ♪ is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data

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but we want to give you a look at some chp officers here with a stack of football jerseys. this is all to benefit. i legacy youth. so how this event came to be chp officers were. responding to a stolen car case and the suspect jumped into the coaches. at the time and that suspect was arrested. but after that incident, chp officers got to know the coach of the siu football team here. and then they realize that this the kids here needed new uniforms. so the chp officers reached out to anyone who can help around the community. and that's where we are today. that incident. >> so about 2 months later here we are at 35 football players received the pri jersey. they got backpacks with free supply. here's more from chp. >> and that's the important thing. that's community to come together time. so it was it was huge for me. i grew up in so this was, you know, seeing those kids out there. was near and dear to my heart to try to make this happen. and so when everybody came together and it was it happened so organically, it just felt amazing. >> you just heard from that chp officer who

so about 2 months later here we are at 35 football players received the pri jersey. they got backpacks with free supply. here's more from chp. >> and you know, that's the important thing. that's for the community to come together time. so it was it was huge for me. i grew up in so this was seeing those kids out there. was near and dear to my heart to try to make this happen. and so when everybody came together and it was happened so organically, it just felt amazing. it's going to be a big impact. i see it. the dirt is on caribbean its probably to make the season a lot more better. >> i just feel like it's still good time out there can do know the community like. >> people. people don't like the bowties, hope in the community. so that's a good step helping community. >> and you just heard from that chp officer who helped organize this event. and we also heard from the coach of this youth football team. both of them really want the main takeaway from this story is to see the support and the community and hope people will come and help support this team here at the boy

. >> this happened in bayonne, new jersey.h. >> first responders came to the rescue of this deer that had been found in a brand new apartment building. and as you can see, she was giving that new hardwood floor quite a workout for the deer. >> found her way out. apparently unharmed. the bayonne office of emergency management reminds residents look out for deer while you're driving. or, you know, if you're just hanging out on your couch to as a new jerseyan, this is not surprising. >> there are deer everywhere in new jersey, but bayonne bayonne. not expecting that very densely populated, very industrial forest area. >> that's true. >> that's fair. >> okay. >> there are so many deer in new jersey. >> i would have been terrified next to the treasure found hiding in the attic. >> yeah, this happened in camden, maine, this 17th century rembrandt painting titled portrait of a girl. it was found by an appraiser during a routine house call among stacks of art. >> i love these stories, but can you believe this a rembrandt? it sold at a

they're all palestinians are the enemy finishing the post, the codes, the media, or the jersey. the syria accuse is israel of carrying out 0 strikes in north western hom of province. at least 14 people are killed and many injured. it's one of the biggest attacks amongst the i'm sort of any age group to have you with exclusive lives from the also coming up, hundreds of palestinians are stranded on the border between the occupied west bank and jordan. as the crossing stays closed for a 2nd day following an attack, at least 30 people are killed in sedan after power, military rapids afford forces bomb, a crowded markets in the southeastern city of sonora, allegations of sexual violence by female prisoners and the democratic republic of congo drinking its from the jail brake, the government promises and investigation the will you begin in syria, where is really your strikes of killed 14 people in the northwest and province of hum. according to syrian state media, the attacks targeted to a scientific research center and defense. the board trees in and around the city of musty off, sev

different from north jersey?how was lancaster different from 30 miles away? yeah, no. i write about what i called micro nations and i actually gave to these various places, i call it the kind of greater washington, greater capital. and then when i got into maryland, it was self land because i was actually, you know, northern maryland is actually quite southern in a lot of ways on, that area of york county as well. and, you know, going across the susquehanna from york county into lancaster county, i think is one of the biggest cultural leaps anywhere in the country, because you're going from a very frontier ish place with a very different of approaching farms and land management to this very prim and very exacting anabaptist way of farming and the were like really big and proud. and these huge grain silos. it was a striking difference and i, i sort of trace those as i go somewhat in cheek. i'm, i'm, i'm walking, i'm not sociologist, but you know, the imprint of who settled where when is is a very much of an ongoin

in new jersey, a person who says it is former president trump. this is steve. hello. caller: hello. i am on the air? host: you are on. go-ahead. caller: thanks. when i was an undergraduate i got a degree in economics. when i saw harris talks i don't think she understands the basic principle of supply and demand. even if i gave her a lecture. one thing that has been talked recently is about inflation. now, in 2021 biden and harris pushed through, i think it is called the american recovery act. that involved the spending and giving way of $1.9 trillion. 70% of that money was borrowed from the federal reserve, which is -- economics is called monetizing a debt. it is like creating money out of thin air. that is where inflation came from. now people want to vote for harris, they want to risk another round of inflation? go ahead. host: tell us why you think mr. trump would do a better job on the economy. caller: i think he has a basic understanding of inflation, how it distorts prices. many assets become overvalued and create doubles. probably one that is coming up is probably housing. i

she was smart, funny and you bet she was jersey tough. in her first inauguration, sheilah said, we make history not in the moment but in what we do with it. during my time in this capacity, i am dedicated to making a lasting impact that will benefit our nation's youth. when i accepted this position, i told the people of new jersey that part of my job side from representing them in the senate, was to begin to restore their faith in our democracy and trust in this office. if i can do just that, even for a little bit, in my remaining time, i will have succeeded. i want to thank my colleagues who have honored me and joined me on the floor for tuning in to my maiden speech. i want to dedicate and thank my team who are here on the floor in the gallery and in my offices back home. in regard to my short time here, i channel the late, great robert f. kennedy. few will have the greatness to bend history itself. but each of us can work to change a small portion of events. it is from numberless diverse acts of courage that human history is shaped. ev

terrain, the captain of our men's team anton smolsky in krasnoyarsk started in the yellow leader's jersey, which once again reminds opponents of who was the best last season, the jersey does give some confidence. and you are already so cool, it's been a long time since you went, you will say, we went to the training camp in lagoisk, sofron went, and the most interesting thing is that ilya vseenko taught him to walk before our eyes, he just let go of his finger and it ran, of course, maybe he would have gone with us earlier, well, he took his first steps, we saw, but not they were in a hurry, he went 10, 10 months, already at the finish line dinara and safron are the first to congratulate dad, safron, dad is a champion, are you happy? very happy, cool, your dad is a smart guy, i'm doing pat-a-cake, hurray, dad is great, hurray, of course, they swooped in , safron himself will be ready to take an interview with the winner very soon, ask dad how he is feeling after the race, you'll ask, and while we are summing up the results of the race, everyone says that i ran well, excellent, i am happy

joining us now is congressman andy kim of new jersey. the democratic nominee for u.s.3, pandemic pandemic senator john fetterman was the lone senator calling for menendez to resign. did you face blow back from long term democrats then? >> i can tell you i certainly was not planning to step up to run for senate a year ago. and you know look i didn't do the usual thing of asking for permission or kissing any rings but we need to make sure we are showing there is a new era of politics in new jersey t. last year has been very dramatic. but what i will say is we have not been able to change the course of the senate race, but politics in new jersey. taking on the machine. changing the broken system that leads to so much of the corruption that is just leading to so much of the distrust in government right now. so i'm proud of what we are able to accomplish. >> we have a minute left. local newspapers report that george helme will step down and governor phil murphy will appoint the winner to the seat. is it your understanding that you could become a senator a lot sooner than mo

i know how important the railroad is to new jersey and mobility throughout the region. the big things i think remaining are really in three areas. one, we only started the process of the cat mary renewal and system upgrade and we need prolonged funding for that, the big dollars with the iija dedicated the massive projects, there is more work to do. the huge projects will deliver incredible benefits, they don't resolve all the issues. having funding that will take us into the next tranche of investment will be important coming out of this core investment. additionally, we need to work together with our partners to create more time to undertake the construction work because that is a challenge tonight, there will be folks working on the railroad, they will probably get less than an hour of uninterrupted time before trains come by and if the pullback from the railroad with that on-again and off- again work makes it inefficient to get the work done and some work is impossible to complete without shutting down the railroad entirely for a period on the overnight. those are re

, all products from cows, jersey, from milk are presented here, please try the sour cream , two types of cottage cheese, this is mine, this is a cone with sour cream, sour cream is generally magical, the spoon says when it stands. where can you not buy such sour cream, absolutely low-fat, very tasty very good, which you will absorb with penetration, here in the kushenchiks we have condensed milk and i recommend trying condensed milk from childhood, please such condensed milk and such products, which at your station in general everything is different, in general thank you very much, you are doing such a great thing, you created such a farm with your own hands, prosperity to you and development. success, well done, guys, please us all, well done, well and now we cannot, of course, let you go without gifts, or rather your pets, shura, your fly will be lucky too, okay, fly, let's go home, i've already taken it, she eats everything normally, i have no doubt, shura, thank you very much, i'm just very glad that the guys, thank you, thank you, thank you all, a kind word, and the cat is please

you got it right, the new jersey is one of the first submarines designed for mixed-race crews.o achieve this , the submarine has undergone a number of changes, from changing the height of the hanging valves to changing the shower stalls in the sleeping quarters. women used to complain about the physical social problems they had with they encountered while on ships designed for men. they noted that they were extremely cramped for space, and that the toilets and sleeping areas were not suited to the needs of mixed crews, with complaints often being that the number of women on board often did not match the configuration of the sleeping areas, which typically consisted of three to six berths. similar difficulties arose in the showers, as crews had to reconfigure them themselves for all-male or all-female shifts. i am extremely proud of the culture we have created on aboard the submarine. our superior professionalism is backed by the cohesion of our crew and... u.s. officials have launched a new combat submarine. the navy says the uss new jersey is the first fully gender-integrated

carley is from jersey. cool guys from jersey. >> todd: 1996, got out of there. >> steve: okay.od state. >> steve: i know. "fox and friends" starts 11 minutes from now, one day and 15 hours from first and possible only trump-harris presidential debate. karoline leavitt from trump campaign will join us and tulsi gabbard will update us on trump's preparation and strategy. democrats are lowering expectations for the vice president's performance, even though she is starting her fifth day of intense prep at a hotel in pittsburgh. scathing new afghanistan report accusing the biden-harris administration of not having an evacuee plan ahead of deadly withdrawal and from the arrest outside of the dolphins game to a player's record-breaking day. nikki haley and rachel campos-duffy, tammy bruce, will cain and more. see you top of the hour. "fox and friends first" with todd and carley back in a couple. l health was better. but uncontrollable movements called td, tardive dyskinesia, started disrupting my day. td felt embarrassing. i felt like disconnecting. i asked my doctor about treating my

they have exchanged the jerseys. with 24 irish one thaw keir starmer with 2a on the back and the england one with harris 2a on the back. i was wondering if they would put them on but they will not they will hold onto them, but this is part of all them, but this is part of all the sort of events, isn't it? that is always the photo opportunity, because they want these meetings to be seen amongst the rest of the country, in the united kingdom and ireland, they want the headlines on the news channels and radio and pictures in the papers. and radio and pictures in the --aers. , and radio and pictures in the .aers_ , ., ~' , papers. yes, and i think they want that _ papers. yes, and i think they want that positivity _ papers. yes, and i think they want that positivity and - papers. yes, and i think theyj want that positivity and reset in relationship. we all love a good photo opportunity and that is the message they really want to send. sometimes a picture says a thousand words and that is what they will be hoping today do

host: jerry and new jersey. -- in two new jersey, democrat. caller: i have two questions. yesterday i was watching tv and i saw walz and harris. walz was asked about the six steps of the israelis and he totally ignored it. he heard it but he ignored it. and then i watched kamala harris with the earbuds and the phone to her ear which is ridiculous. and what i want to know is how you can take the pulse of the country when you have the media so blatantly, i mean i am saying blatantly letting her get away with hiding, not saying nothing. basically, thumbing her nose at everybody and the people do not know what is going on with her. and the other question i have for you is, even like i see box and everybody blames fox for the news but it is not from pappy. every chance they get they go against him. how can we take the fear -- the real pulse of america when there is not a media outlet that sincerely tells you the truth. and believe me, c-span is the worst. most of them are democrats. and i've seen a lot of cnn. guest: clearly harris and walz do not do as many interviews as trump

joyce and asbury park, new jersey democratic color., how >> go ahead and what you endearing the candidate tonight? >> and really don't care what trump says i for him. i don't care because all he does is lie anyway. i would like for the v pete to speak more about her policies there is only people out there stating that she does not have any policy. she has a lot of policies she has a great agenda that she wants to put forth to the country. so, that is what i would like to hear. at us like to address one call over this said she should be respectful to his supporters. i totally disagree because his supporters are very disrespectful and they are rude and some of them you just cannot talk too. she is a very respectful person anyway. i think that call was unnecessary and did not make any sense. basically that is all i had to say. margaret joyce cabot in hampton, virginia republican. kevin, our cameras are inside the philadelphia convention center tonight. that is for all of that media has gathered ahead of tonight's debate that is what we ar

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but you know we really need to make sure that we are showing there's a new era of politics in new jerseys in new jersey, taking on the machine, changing so much of the broken system that leads to so much of the corruption that just is leading to so much of the distrust in government. i'm proud of what we are able to accomplish. >> local newspapers report that george held he will step down after the november election and governor murphy will appoint the winner to the seat. is it your understanding that you could become a senator a lot sooner than to the november winners who will be sworn in, in january? >> that's my understanding as well, it's 50 years since my parents emigrated from south korea and we hope to be able to celebrate that by hopefully me being sworn in as a state senator. i hope people visit . >> how excited are your parents? >> this is real, i'll be the first korean american ever in the u.s. senate, the first asian-american in the senate from entire east coast of america and i will be the fourth youngest senator in the country sworn in at the age of 42. >> a lot of first, t

so his jersey was up here on the wall. and apparently jerry rice saw the news stories. he saw some of the social media postings on what happened, because one of his items was one of those that was stolen. and so he donated the back to the owner, another autographed jersey with some other memorabilia to make up for his loss. the san jose sharks are also stepping in and donating some of their memorabilia as well, because they say this is not this doesn't belong to the owner. this belongs to the community because they come here to enjoy the sports heroes that the south bay treasures, and so they want to keep that alive. very nice of them to do. all right, damien, thank you so much for that preview. looking forward to your full story later on this evening. well, protesters who blocked the golden gate bridge were back in court today. you might remember back in april, that's when pro-palestinian protesters took over the bridge. well, this morning, 26 of them went in front of a judge for hearings and dozens of supporters of the so-called golden gate 26 packed the courthouse ha

the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pallone: madam speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pallone: i keep hearing arguments from my republican colleagues that the e.p.a. is forcing electric vehicles onto american consumers. but nobody's forcing anyone to buy an electric vehicle and to claim that is happening is just false. expanding and diversifying our domestic vehicle manufacturing industry will increase consumer choice and provide more options for all americans. the rule that the republicans seek to repeal today is actually supported by the auto manufacturers, as wellals the auto unions -- as well as the auto unions. we should be empowering industry to innovate and create better performing, more ad morable options for our -- more affordable options for our constituents. this is about options. there's no mandate. e.p.a.'s consistent vehicle emission standards have empowered decades of innovation in the vehicle industry which have benefited all amer

by the way, notice they're wearing the oakland jerseys. usually they wear the a's jerseys at home. but the players decided to wear the oakland jerseys. bottom of the ninth. quintessential coliseum moment a walk off win. jacob wilson delivers the game winning run. zack gelof beats the tag a's beat the rangers 4 to 3. gosh, it's so cool to see this. following the game, a's manager mark kotsay, who also played for the athletics, summed it up nicely last home game. i think i saw a lot of commemorative tickets today. we signed a lot of tickets. you know, you can feel the sadness as opposed to the anger and, you know, i just i just hope that the next two days are equally as enjoyable. kotsay is a class act. a live look at the coliseum. now, two games remaining at this historic venue tomorrow night. and then the finale thursday afternoon. if you're going to the game, get there early. traffic is going to be a mess or which is perfect. take bart. it takes you right to that coliseum station. the giants tonight in phoenix. here's something wacky. ever since being eliminated from the playoff r

i consider the senator from new jersey a friend. sure hope he's not standing up here denying victims of this abuse relief simply to score partisan political points. i would like to think he wouldn't do such a thing. but in order to believe he wouldn't do such a thing, he needs to actually explain some reason for his objection, which at least so far he has not bothered to do. i will tell you, we had an agreement negotiated with the majority leader to pass an entire package of bills. republican bills and democrat bills that have passed the senate committee on commerce, science, and transportation. all of that package we were going to pass yesterday until at the last minute the senator from new jersey came with his midnight objection and no reasoning whatsoever. so i'm now going to give this body the opportunity to pass the package that had been negotiated in a bipartisan manner, that had been agreed to. and we're going to find out if the senator from new jersey will not only object to providing relief to the victims of this abuse, but