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sponsors are aarp new jersey and into the become new jersey education association. panelists are david while state of the new jersey globe, micah rasmussen director of the rebovich institute and joey fox, whichor was correspond for them just to cope up with goat of the rules of the debate prior to time. we established the art of questions and responses which will take between the candidates. candidates. acquaintances c conducted earlir won by saltman. she's opting for the second opening statement. so tom kean, you are a first. the floor george. >> thank you. it's great to be with you this evening. i ranc for public office and for congress because i want to be of little people. one of the people of zipped up last year was a disabled veteran. he was an individual who is new homelessness and yet gone into surgery at afterne procedure lot oath of these limbs. we were able to engineer homelessness. we found a solution where we found him from housing to yet nursing rotation. so we've also found common ground on policy issues down washington, d.c. i've always reach across

again it's a running to represent new jersey come in the u.s. senate, face-off and a second debate, congressman andy kim, an applicant curtis snapshot meeting to bob menendez who resigned in august after his conviction on federal bribery convictions and georgia me is been serving since his appointment in august and if us to step down after the election political report with amy walter rates this solid democrat. >> tonight i like conversation when the basement to the one-woman economic and wrecking ball. >> in the news is trying to bring civility back to this divisive election cycle. >> this election could not be more estate cannot be a more important. >> the republican curtis the two candidates trying to fill the seat of theng convicted former senior senator bob menendez. >> using her campaign and her message of the bodyguard cider andsi adapted. >> we sent down to hear why they think they deserve your vote november 5th. >> this is been a very challenging and difficult race in a very dramatic wanted that and one definitely has a changed it thurs

if it's done incorrectly, it could supersede new jersey law and change what women here in new jersey would experience. mr. bashaw: i will answer again, i'm pro-choice, i believe in a woman's right to choose, it's her decision. i would work with a bipartisan effort to codify that. i understand that federal legislation may supersede, and i don't want to do anything to take a woman's right to choose away in new jersey. i don't know how else to explain that i'm pro-choice but to say that i'm pro-choice. and i know it's inconvenient for you that i'm a pro-choice republican, but i would say to people, how much better to have somebody who is in the middle, that can caucus with the republicans, to hold them accountable to the values of freedom, than have somebody that votes 99% of the time with his party and is part of the progressive caucus, way over on the left. we need that dynamic back in our governance. i look forward to caucusing on this issue and try to get it resolved through our legislative branches so that we put this question, which has divided us for decades, to bed. >> thank you

for the new jersey globe.rior to airtime and we have also established the order of questions unresponsive. a coin toss was conducted earlier won by sue altman who opted for the second opening statement. so calm keene, you are up first. >> thank you, it is great to be with you this evening. i ran for public office for congress because i wanted to be able to help people. one person i was able to help last year was a disabled veterans. an individual that had gone into a routine surgery and lost both of his limbs. we found permanent housing for him. we have also found common ground on policies in washington. we have reached across the aisle to find common ground to make sure new jersey is more affordable and make sure we have energy independence and that we have the backs of police. my opponent, since 2019, has been an extreme political activist who will never stand up to the far left wing of his own -- our own party. she has supported every single tax increase, spending increase as well. she is for defunding the

bill murphy has been a great governor for new jersey. i'm looking forward to another four years of donald trump in the white house. my party has done everything possible to help me win this election. there are people currently serving in the u.s. house of representatives who are worse human beings than my opponent. there is extraterrestrial life on a planet beyond earth. [laughter] >> i will unconditionally agree to vote to certify the results of the 2024 election, regardless whether my preferred candidate wins and why don't we-- 60 seconds on that round of questions on anything, and you'd like to comment on. >> i want to talk about the reparations thing. so new jersey remains a segregated state and i think it's important to study the ways in which we can stop segregation and stop perpetuity of poverty in this country. while i don't believe in reparations, i think we need to understand how not to repeat history and how to break the cycle of poverty in our country and all races, white folks, black folks and everyone in between, we need to

it is a crisis in new jersey. there are close to 900,000 illegals living in our state, not only making us feel insecure about costing us billions of dollars. i went to the border and stood near an unfinished section of the border between 12:30 and three :00 in the morning and watched 62 people walk into our country from all over the world. we need to separate border security from immigration policy. border security is no different than locking the backdoor door on your house at night. if someone rings the doorbell, you invite them in or not. immigration policy is something we need to solve once and for all. 1/3 of our employees are first or second generation americans. i am pro-immigration. it needs to be legal, streamlined. we need to roll up our sleeves and a bipartisan way and get this done. the border has been a catastrophe for our state and nation and needs to be secured. >> mr. kim, would you like to respond? >> i'm happy to talk about this more. these are the pragmatic, practical steps and i'm glad to hear

and debate night in new jersey this is the first and only debate in new jersey's seventh congressional district between the incumbent congressman tom kean jr, a republican and democrat challenger, sue altman. now is the time in our debate where we're going to let the candidates ask a question of each other. first, we have tom cain to sue altman, then sue altman to tom cain. each of you have 2 minutes to respond to this. so first, over to tom cain. thank you. it is important that you're going up to new jersey and we protect our environment and make sure we have those clean air, clean water, clean soil. and what? and in fact, i met my wife rhonda over 30 years ago when we're both working for the epa and making sure that we have a responsible environmental protections. i'm also making sure that we grow the economy is important for future generations of this country. my my question for you, sue, is you've changed your position on so many issues over the course of the last couple of months during this campaign. do you still support aoc green new deal? i support components of it. i think tha

no, but i mean, he can't hurt me of anything that comes from new jersey. although i do acknowledge that the garden state punches way above its weight when it comes to political scandals. [indistinct conversations] in 2004, the democratic governor of new jersey, jim mcgreevey, stepped into a press room just like this and became an overnight sensation when he admitted to a gay affair and resigned in the same speech. a governor coming out of the closet was genuinely shocking, a career-killer at that time. looking back, though, i can't help but feel that we were also quick to embrace the headline that we may have forgotten to dig a little deeper, because the reason why jim mcgreevey resigned is a lot more complicated than we remember. ♪ ah, new jersey-- america's communal jacuzzi, or cesspool, depending on who you ask. [glass shatters] a land with its own unique culture and customs and a political landscape than can be rather... shall we say, in your face. you're done. it's 4:30. you've maximized your tan. jim was clearly the democratic front water and front r

debate night in new jersey. the first and only in the seventh district between tom keene junior a republican or democrat challenger sue altman. now is a time where we will let the candidates ask a question of each other. first, we have tom to sue altman and then sue to tom. each of you have two minutes to respond to this. first, over to you, tom. >> okay. thank you. it is important that we protect our environment. clean air, clean water, clean soil. in fact, i met my wife rhonda a little over 30 years ago when we were both working for the epa. making sure that we have responsible and environmental protections and making sure that we grow the economy. it is important for future generations of this country. my question for you, sue, you have changed your position on so many issues over the course of the last couple of months during this campaign. do you still support aoc green new deal? >> i sub work components of it. i think it is very important that we transition to a clean economy. a lot of what was in the orig

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>> we were able to get done on new jersey. i will do everything to make sure we get done across on the federal level as well. >> first of all, i worked across the aisle. you don't fight corruption just dealing with democrats. you fight across the aisle and work across the aisle. that is what i did in my time. so please do not mischaracterize it. on the issue of ivf, right across the delaware river, represented of susan wild who represents just across the river from up here, has a built that would enshrine the right to ivf for all families into law. and i know she has some bipartisan sponsors on the bill. and yet congressman, you have not signed onto that bill. i forgot to mention the last question. -- an advocate for performing abortions or providing illegal reproductive care. it is pretty scary. we will see a brain drain from those states from doctors who otherwise onto help women in those states but who are afraid of being prosecuted for their medical profession. so i don't understand why you haven't signed onto the ivf bill

altman: you didn't work on it in new jersey. rep. kean: what you changed was your position on police, on israel and a number of other issues only once you became a candidate. that's what people see in you and what we have to focus here is sending a person down to congress which can be consistent in his support and get the bipartisan support that i have had. every police union has en endorsed me because they know she will not have their back. laura: we have to end it there with our panel because we've run out of time. we want to give both of you time for closing statements if our candidates. tom kean, you have 90 seconds on your closing statement. to you. rep. kean: thank you. it's great to be with you again tonight. i want to thank the voters, the panel panelist for the questions and -- a lot of us talked about the issues important to the people of the seventh congressional district. i ran for office to help solve problems. i joined the problem solvers club, fought to keep government open, fought to secure the southern border, i've h

they are coming to new jersey. maybe is not all fentanyl but are you really try to cite no fentanyl is coming to the polls in the border? the fact is closing a border, habit portals be lockable in enforcing our laws. why isn't that a big deal? why haven't you done it? new jersey wants to know. it does not make any sense to them. i hear it every day. chris we have invested significant amounts of money and bipartisan way to try to address the issue of fentanyl coming into our country. for instance a lot of that is happening through trucks and other means and that's happening in the different ways. that's what we need scanners, we need technologies, other things like that we have put forward but that something i will continue. click the view been there to see the holes in the wall? >> look, i have been working on a lot of national security issues. document to the board and seen? >> know i've not gone to the border to look at it. my point is when you see it, congressman, it seems absurd that we don't fix the holes in t

so i'm in the new jersey minimum wage hit $15.13 earlier this year. but the federal minimum wage is still just $7.25. do you support raising the federal minimum wage? and how high do you think it should be? absolutely. we have to tie it to cost of living. my opponent voted down the minimum wage increase here in new jersey multiple times. minimum wage is one of the best ways to make sure that our workers, at least at the bare minimum, to sustain themselves. but it's barely enough. i mean, if you're making $15 an hour, you might have to work two or three jobs to live in the seventh district. so we have to be very, very mindful about the fact that the minimum wage only gets us so far. we need to make sure we're supporting health care and things like dental and vision. we want to make sure that we're supporting things like paid family sick time. the minimum wage is only the tip of the iceberg, but it's absolutely vital and we should absolutely 100% pass a federal minimum wage law. and if my opponent was so pro-worker, then he would be rushing out the door

>> i would like to see it in line with new jersey. by the way, there is no chance at elon musk what's happened million dollars into the campaign of somebody that is pro worker. that just will not happen. >> congressman, what is your number? >> the best state-by-state basis >> you think the current federal minimum wage is a good place to leave it? >> as i said, i think this is an issue where the local economies know the issues important to them and having the policies that reflect that. also understand that we need to create new jobs for families as well and lower the cost. right now all of this federal spending is making this state far more unaffordable and we need to make sure that we are competing against people we need to be. >> we will move on. your next round of questions. >> americans largely wind up with the policy options that are put forth by political parties. so, what are the ideas that you see being championed by either party that you think ought to be part of the solution on immigration in the border? would it be more eff

made the authentic jersey way since 1956. it's a jersey mike's thing.bove. >> kevin: pregame show is sponsored by geico. for savings and service get more with geico. it's game 2 of this nlcs from los angeles. dodgers with a 1-0 lead after a shutout win last night. rolling through randy's doughnuts here in l.a. why not? there is marked, the third baseman has been good for the mets. he's had some big hits in their batting second for new york. here tonight. we tease it going to break a bone of the grace of our generation, three-time cy young award winner, mdp. will be a hall of famer. we know that. the only thing, a bummer about this, we wish we were watching him pitch in the series and beyond for the great clayton kershaw for the dodgers who joins us now. lifting that trophy in 2020. clayton, we'll start there. i wish we were watching you pitch because it's always such a joy to do that. for you, watching this 33 inning scoreless straight, pretty unbelievable. what's been the most impressive about that? >> clayton: the collective effort. that's been the co

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

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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

presented by the new jersey globe on new jersey and new jersey politics at rider university sponsoredw jersey nj ea new jersey education association or panelists are david a wild we state of the new jersey globe, director of the institute for new jersey politics at rider university and joey fox congressional correspondent for the new jersey. we've got over the rules of the debate prior to eric and we also establish the order of questions and responses will to alternate between the two candidates a coin toss was conducted earlier one bite sue altman she's open to opting for the second opening statement. so tom you are up first. the floor is yours. >> thank you it's great to be with you this evening. iran for public office in congress because a one spot help people. one of the most able to help from last year was a disabled veteran whose it individual who is near homelessness and gone into surgery after routine procedure lost both of his limbs. and we found a solution found eight permanent housing made sure he had new leaders nursing location with uncommon ground on policy in washington

>> we proved in 2021, new jersey is not a deep blue state. and donald trump will do that as well as u.s. senate candidate and >> mollie: local candidates. republicans are embracing opportunity to vote early. return rate on vote by mail has been fantastic. i'm excited about election day. >> todd: it is a bold statement for you to say donald trump is going to win the state of new jersey along with republican senate candidate. what are you seeing on the ground as you campaign and talk to voters in normally democrat areas to lead you to a conclusion like that? >> kamala harris is taking new jersey for granted, she has not campaigned here. she landed at the airport and did not stop to shake hands. donald trump had fund raisers here and people have had it about what is going on around the country and turn out, republicans are embracing early voting. when i talk to people on ground and online, those are people coming out to vote republican. >> todd: do you think trump could win national popular vote? >> because of population in places like californi

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you are looking at a live shot of the port of new york and new jersey where workers there and at ports along the east coast and gulf coast are heading back to work after reaching a tentative labor deal ending their three-day strike that means billions of dollars of goods will start thflowing through the course of america. good morning thank you for being with us. i'm dominic chu and we're looking at the breaking story on the east coast and gulf coast ports across america let's get out to frank holland who is in bayonne, new jersey, where workers will be back on the job this morning frank, layout the details of the agreement. it is tentative, but a deep framework in place what are the big broad strokes of the deal? >> reporter: good morning, dom let's start with the basics here the first strike of the east and gulf coast ports are nearly over the port operators and ila reached a deal on wages. they will negotiate on other matters until january 15th the biggest of other matters is the use of automation at ports the union has been vocal about the opposition of automation and featured on t

we have early voting going on in new jersey and vote by mail.n many cases was vote by mail you have huge numbers of people. ramesh: the washington post reported yesterday in a poll of six swing states, a majority of the voters fear violence if trump loses. 2/3 believe the former president will not accept the results if he is defeated. are these fears well grounded? rep. bacon: we saw violence in 2016 on the day of the election. we saw violence on january 6, 2020. i really appreciate josh, too. we work together on different issues and foreign policy and fighting anti-semitism and things like this. he has been a great partner in congress. we want to make clear we will stand for what is right. i cannot control some of the statements the president has made in the past. we will support the winner after reports can adjudicate whatever comes forward. we will be a healing voice in the house and we should attend the inauguration regardless of who wins. there should be more republicans signing on. the primary focus is on january 6, 2020. they were fearful

he has a 2.4 million home in sparta, new jersey. he has a ben tley and a home in highland beach, florida. elon musk says dude has more yachts than me, when a picture of his yacht was postod social media. doj accused him of be ing part f a crime family. that did not go anywhere. he was charged with rico conspiracy and found not guilty, to be clear. this brings into question somebody talking about every man, known for colorful language and fighting for long shoremen and call ing the ports and ocea carriers money crazy. he lives a nice life, to be clear here. he goes into meetings and in interviews he will say people will realize how important jobs are, they can't sell cars or do anything without my people and they will realize it. when you take a hard stance, against companies and corporations. you should know a lot of property records are out for public and reporters will find those. >> carley: he is speaking for union workers who make $81,000 a year. for the botsz to be making million dollars, have two houses, yacht and say we are n

our time is up and that concludes new jersey debate night. now after a very quick break. our panel is going to be coming back with some closing thoughts, but i'd like to thank our candidates, tom kaine and altman. thank you for your time and for your responses. c-span's washington journal. our live forum involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics and public policy. from washington, d.c. to across the country. coming up this morning, national politics reporters vivian salama of the wall street journal and sophie chi of axios discuss the week's top stories in campaign 2024. and then newsmax ceo christopher ruddy discusses. newsmax his role in the media ecosystem and campaign 2020 for media coverage. join in the conversation live at seven eastern this morning on c-span. c-span now our free mobile app or online at c-span north org. togh incumbent senator tammy baldwin faces off against her reblan challenger, eric rvie. in the race for wisconsin senate seat. watch that debate hosted by the wisconsin broadcasters aociate shown live at 8 p.m. eastern on c

the 690 strong new jersey brigade had 670 levels that were levies. and to maryland brigades had 426 levies total 12% of that contingent. some 540 of north carolina's nine month men were formed into a reconstituted third north carolina regiment at marsh, north. in late summer, 1778 were their first garrison to philadelphia and then move to west point on the hudson. about 200. other 1778. north carolina. north carolina levies were held in reserve just missing the 3rd march 1779 brier creek battle and seeing action at stone river on 20th june 1779. they were discharged the following july. now my talk will actually go beyond 78 because i wanted to actually cover at least a part of the rest of the war because the the levee system did go for it for the for the rest of the war. there were later efforts to augment the army with levees, but none was as successful as the 1778 measures. the next large scale attempt attempt occurred in 1780. initially, the board of war echoed washington's longange suggestion in proposing that each state during the continuance of

also he wanted to work with the governor of new jersey.republican who is very critical of him and one to show people he went was willing to reach across party lines and the time a of a disaster but is very effective for use by going to's seat mitt romney anyway and certainly the way he handled sandy helped him. another situation with that kind of hurt chris christie nationally with republicans. a lot of republicans got on him for being so cooperative with president obama during that storm. including a new york businessman named donald trump. when he ran for president in 2016 and in 2024 this was held against him, his cooperation with obama is a pretty good early indication of how politicized and stratified our country is becoming. >> if you do not cooperate with as a national disaster the federal government? >> it would've been a disaster. and several aides told me the voters of new jersey really like the way he handled sandy he walked into reelection two years after that. in terms of his constituents they were very pleased how he handled

that's where you bring the jerseys. to have to wear outside once inside this nice and comfortable reporting in san jose. jack moment. kron 4 news, of course, stick with kron 4 on air and online as this heat wave. >> continues. you can find the latest information on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> oakland still reportedly waiting on the money they were promised from selling their stake in the oakland coliseum. today city council meeting 3 council members asked the city administrator about the status of the 15 million dollars. they also said they asked mayor sheng thao about the money, but never heard back. we also reached out to the mayor's office today and did not get a response. it's now been a month since the city of oakland signed a deal to sell its 50% stake in the coliseum to the african american sports and entertainment group for 105 million dollars. and according to the agreement, the city was supposed to get paid 15 million by monday of last week. now, if this deal does not go through, the city will have to enac

you will be joined by new jersey's attorney general. caroline: citadel, a conversation with the ceo coming up. first, let's go to our top story. shares of alphabet are lower today by 1.6% after the doj is weighing a breakup of google over its monopolistic dominance of online search. we go straight to the reporter who has been all over this. leah, you reported back in august that this might be a consideration, that the doj would put this to the judge. it has moved on from that reporting? leah: yes, now we are getting into the release phase. the justice department put its first filing in. it laid out a framework of various things it is thinking about as it is crafting a remedy proposal. they are going to have an official proposal that lays out everything that they want google to do on november 20, but this was just sort of like, here is what we are thinking. these are some of the options. the big one was the breakup. ed: let's get into the timeline. you mentioned november 30. we will bring on the screen -- the first is the farming of the

well, he represented new jersey and his son represents the house of representatives.l did it for 27 years. he passed away the summer. he was the grandson of italian immigrants, a giant in the community and a devoted patriot to the nation. you've got good blood, kid, my dad would say. [applause] he was part of a proud, proud heritage of italian american which are every part of american life, entrepreneurs, educators, scientists, chefs, diplomats, doctors, service members, veterans, athletes, actors, artists, and so much more. there's nothing the italian community is not engaged in and virtually nothing. no community you don't excel in. i also know it wasn't always easy. many of your ancestors face -- faced horrific discrimination. like my ancestors face horrific discrimination. and they first came to our shores. but even in the face of italian americans proved that they had a resilient spirit and a devotion to family and community and unshakeable faith in the promise of a better tomorrow. you know, my dad used to have an expression. he said, joey family is the beginnin

jersey. >> this is the jersey coroner. stand up. >> how do you engage someone like her on this conversation and question of him going after his adversaries given that she's got to be near the top of the list. >> absolutely, that is something i would love to talk to her about. when she ran for re-election, i heard that the stories were that she had to have extra protection walking around, going around the ordinary places of wyoming. and you know, she not only showed political courage to take a loss for principle, but she showed physical courage and continues to. i can't say enough about that. just to be on a stage with her, it is going to be, i moved. >> george conway from new jersey, in new jersey. thank you so much for being here with us. >> we will end on that question about how you do that ballot thing. >> it's magic. >>> the harris campaign sets sights on michigan and barack obama wades into the crucial senate race. senator debbie stabenow joins the conversation after he quit break. this

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especially in new jersey and adverse weather's progressive people here. i think it can be kind of scary to admit who you want to vote for, especially if it is for former president trump. >> i think there's trepidation and what you say and the social media age where in one instance anyone can be recording you and to get blasted online. it's not only your fellow peers but the whole world. >> i see both of you nodding. >> college campuses there's a danger there being an ideological echo chamber and people more conservative may not feel comfortable voicing their opinions in class or their friends. i have seen up rake up friendships and it's a shame we aren't able to have more political conversations, but it does vary by region. >> what are the thoughts about the choices you have? >> when i said i was nervous, this is why. i don't think either candidates inspire confidence at least for me. >> why? >> former president trump doesn't -- i don't judge him as a great leader and i don't feel like vice president kamala harris has a track record that speaks for itself

>> in new jersey or the country? >> in new jersey. >> i would say 65 or 70,000. i would say it's probably around $8.20. >> i would say probably 19 to 21. >> $30.19 according to this calculator. are those jobs out there for people without a college education? >> we are struggling right now. we have seen a challenge and that's why we need to address the fundamental inequality in our country right now. we have billionaires and huge amounts of poverty and challenges here. >> let me tell you what i'm doing but i created 1100 jobs. i have hundreds of people that make way more than $30 an hour because we started in enterprise that worked. we started with 20 employees. now we have 1000. i make payroll every two weeks. i have given them health insurance for 35 years. i understand. >> how do other employers get that $30.19? >> we paid minimum wage even before we race before we raised it in jersey. we have been ahead of the curve because that's where the market is my experience. >> i have about 30 seconds for each of you. the deductions or something that both of you assume

. >> new jersey cuban . [ laughter ] come on, jersey! new jersey cuban corner. >> let's take a listen to this exchange on january 6th. i thought it was very interesting. >> what happened during january 6th, and the fact that you waited so long to take action while your supporters were attacking the capitol, people so close to you and your administration no longer want to support you, so why would i want to support you? your own vice president does not want to support you now? >> i said peacefully, patriotically, nothing done wrong at all and nothing done wrong. action was taken, strong action was taken. ashley babbitt was killed, nobody was killed. there were no guns down there, we did not have guns come of the others had guns. >> it really kind of goes to what symone said, did you hear what he said? when you heard what he said, you saw the reaction in the room. you saw the head, what the heck , no, what? ashley babbitt was killed, nobody was killed. the woman was like, no, i just know you did not say that. i just think there is somethin

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host: ronald in new jersey sharing with us the way he is going to vote. some of you also texting us saying this is mark in california saying vote by mail, my family loves the nascar race and are usually at the track on election day. that is his perspective. this is from steve in florida saying he votes by mail, referencing the former president, discussed it with the family saying we should have a federal photo voter id link to social security information just like banking is the way he would want to see things change when it comes to voting, may be a thought as if -- for if there are changes need to the process, you could do that to you as you tell us your plan about voting. woodbridge, virginia, joe on the republican line. good morning. >> i vote early. i get up early election day morning and vote and get to work. i think it is more by habit than anything else but the thing i wanted to say, i will be voting for donald trump, is i hope my fellow americans will remember the most important thing, which is to vote. do not vote on personality or race or gende

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>> yeah, more than a person can imagine. >> reporter: the couple wants to sue uber, but the new jerseye georgia agreed to the company's terms of service, which includes something called an arbitration provision, waiving the right to a trial by jury in the case of an accident. but they say georgia didn't agree to the terms of use for the most recent update. it was her 12-year-old daughter using her mom's ubereats account. >> i think she was ordering a pizza, pizza delivery. >> and waiving in the process your right to a trial by jury if you got in an accident. >> right. >> reporter: the court ruled in part that because georgia agreed to previous versions of terms herself she was bound by them. the plaintiff agreed to uber's terms on three separate occasions, including when she first signed up in 2014. if they go to arbitration, it is confidential. their dispute is settled in private by a third party. the process often benefits companies facing liabilities. >> they won't get bad press. and an arbitrator is usually less likely to give out a big damages award than a jury of someone's peers.

but you know what the people of new jersey and new york and elsewhere who were hit by sandy. they were the beneficiaries of a government that is trying to work the way it worked bri yeah, these are lives and these are livelihoods at stake. and that is what we're facing with this one-two punch from hurricane helene. and now hurricane milton, as we await landfall, there in florida

>> john: bryan llenas for us in brooklyn new jersey. thank you -- did i say brooklyn new jersey?oklyn, new york. thank you, sir, so much. gillian? >> gillian: joining us is stew leonard. he is in norwalk, connecticut, his grocery store a staple of life for people across new york, new jersey, connecticut. i understand that for the most part you guys think you are going to be okay in the long term because you source most of your products locally and you also spent a lot of time and energy stocking up on your imports from overseas. ahead of the strike, which was great. tell us where you are now and tell us how you think other folks are maybe not so well prepared are going to manage going forward over the coming days and weeks? >> you know, we have heard about this rumbling for a couple of months, okay, so you really have a decision, do you want to buy extra, and we did that. so we have plenty of product in the store. we want to assure our customers, we get 100,000 customers a week at the stew leonard's, we are going to have full shelves just like we did during the pandemic. a couple