ah ok, let's go back to sarah in jersey city. there seems only be one gear in play here in this to move forward with a conflict. and what is how i find so very peculiar is number one. what is winning mean in this conflict? i mean, i don't even wanna even go down that path. i mean, i think these people have no idea of the dangers that they're creating. number 2, even at this stage of the conflict that should have never happened in the 1st place . i'm western public's or, and, and consumers are being affected. i like to, you know, we've talked about on this program, really the conflict in iraq and syria and libby and all that was, that really didn't affect the western citizenry very, very much. this is beginning to really a bomb pinch, a lot of people here and there seems to be no easing down and even willing to sit down to talk. i mean, we up there the, we have the french, the, the italians and the germans are, you know, way we should talk about negotiations while pushing more of war sanctions. will. that's not how negotiations wo

okay, let me, let me, let me, let me go to sarah and jersey city. i mean, not only is nato expansion and the card still with been when in sweden, just in the last new cycle. the american officials have said that ukraine does not even may not even have to go through a, a induction process. it could be just, we made a member of nato, would be breaking all of nato's own rules. i mean, you know, they come, they constantly talk about the rule of law and rules based order, but they break their own rules all the time. obviously ukraine has a territorial conflict with russia. ok. and so what they're doing is they're actually wanting, be there, the, in fact, they want the lines to go into all out with russia because ukraine and russia obviously have a military conflict. but no one is talking about this in a logical fashion in the west. go ahead, sarah. well, 1st of all, ukraine already is a de facto member care of nick, a u. s. command and military machine. that's really what it is, and nato ukraine for a long time. has it's for gates have been involved in t

let's go back to sarah in jersey city. there seems only be one gear in play here in this to move forward with a conflict. and what is so i find so very peculiar is number one. what is winning mean in this conflict? i mean, i don't even wanna even go down that path. i mean, i think these people have no idea of the dangers that they're creating. number 2, even at this stage of the conflict that should have never happened in the 1st place . i'm western publics are and, and consumers are being affected. i like to, you know, we, we, we've talked about on this program really the conflict in iraq and syria and libby and all that was, that really didn't affect the western citizenry very, very much. this is beginning to really a bomb pinch. a lot of people here and there seems to be no easing down and even willing to sit down to talk. i mean, we up there the, we have the french, the, the italians and the germans are, you know, way we should talk about negotiations while pushing more war sanctions will. that's not how negotiations w

. >> jersey city mayor telling us that yes jimmy hoffa could be buried in the city, may be paired foxn tells us all about it in the riddle the search for james r hoffa streaming on fox nation now print latest episode year old in width under this elevated bridge the pulaski skyway jersey city new jersey. it's claimed hoffa is buried in a steel drum. the air it used to be a mob connected waste dump. fox nascent conducted ground penetrating radar survey of the site we found possible evidence. large round pieces of buried metal just like drums there, what does one contain hoffa rusted metal the fbi told his body was transported from detroit where he disappeared and 75. anthony provenzano the infamous new jersey mom and teamster official he is there with hoffa he hated hoffa and observers say he ordered the body brought back. giovanni rocco's hair from her undercover for the fbi infiltrated the new jersey mob and knows the mobster thinking. author of this new book giovanni's ring inside the real sopranos. great to see you. first is it plausible from the expense of the mob that is mob think

i was living in jersey city.friend who lived, like, 30 minutes away, because he had a phone. and he drove to my house, knocked on my window, and was like, "they want you to do 'letterman' tomorrow." and i was like, "this isn't funny." ( laughter ). >> stephen: but they knew to call your best friend. >> they knew to call them, because my manager was-- they were trying to find somebody in jersey city that could find me. >> stephen: wow, okay. >> i sc.bt stayed in a hotel. and i didn't have any clothes or anything. >> stephen: it was not easy to get around. people forget. like, it was not easy to get in and out of the city or anything. >> no, we had to drive-- we had to, like, pick up a hitchhiker. >> stephen: it was only high occupanciy. >> that's right. it was me and my boy. we were driving around like, "does anybody want to drive into the city with us." >> stephen: "hey, ladies." >> some guy was with a kid and he goes, "i'll get in." i was like, "you should not do that." got in with a six-year-old and we drove to

allegedly mentioned hasidic communities in both new york and new jersey in his online posts including jersey city, the scene of an attack on the local jewish community back in 2019. ♪ trust me ♪ >> reporter: in buffalo last night, the historically black neighborhood gathered near the tops supermarket to remember the victims. earlier an emotional president biden visited with the victims' families and called the attack a racist rampage and called out politicians and members of the media for fueling hate. >> we have to refuse to live in a country where black people going about a weekly grocery shopping can be gunned down by weapons of war deployed in a racist cause. >> the suspect has pleaded not guilty to first degree murder. and last night attorney general merrick garland said the justice department will relentlessly investigate it as a hate crime. >>> turning to the economy, the chairman of the federal reserve is sending a clear message about rising prices. jerome powell says the fed is prepared to keep raising rates until inflation is under control. meanwhile, for the first time ever, average ga

anyone vote for this cross starting the european war, i'm joined by my guess, ira flounders and jersey city. she is a co director of international action center in tasmania. we have had see he is a conflict consultant in a retired u. s. foreign service officer and in geneva we have.

i re flounders and jersey city. she is a co director of international action center in tasmania. we have had see he is a conflict consulting in a retired u. s. foreign service officer and in geneva we have alfred desires. he is a former you an independent expert on international order and author of the upcoming book, countering mainstream narratives, fake news, fake law, and fake freedom, or at cossack rules in effect. that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate alfred, let me go to you 1st in in geneva. ah, i everything i said in my introduction is true and i, i end with the question. did anybody vote for this? because we seem to be going in a direction that you, there's no stopping, no one's putting the foot on the brake. most a disturbing of all, um, nato seems to have no interest in ending the conflict in ukraine. actually just the reverse. one of the reasons why this conflict came about and i have come across a wide array of opinions about it, which is perfectly fine. i open to debate, but it is, was nato expansion was one of the reasons why russia

ah, cross stopping the european war, i'm joined by my guess i were flounders and jersey city is a co director of international action center and tasmania. we have ted see he is a conflict consultant in a retired u. s. foreign service officer and in geneva we have alfred desires. he is a former you an independent expert on international order and author of the upcoming book, countering mainstream narratives, fake news, fake law and fake freedom. all right. cossack rules and effect, that means you can jump in any time you want and i all.

other for some reason, according to natalya, currently she is trying to organize the same clinic in jersey city, where many forced migrants from ukraine already live, says the authorities are very interested in this format of helping ukrainians, one of the reasons why i am here today is to let the community understand that they should not be afraid of the immigration service, because we are here to help we also want them to know that they should rely on trusted legal companies, because if they don't, the wrong help will just hurt and we don't want people who are already victims to be even more traumatized unscrupulous lawyers says this with very preliminary data of a calm service more than 100 thousand ukrainians in the usa can claim to receive the status of temporary protection and calls not to be afraid of this procedure so that this process is as comfortable as possible maria khorun is already preparing the third legal clinic, its holding is scheduled for the end of may from the new yorka iryna solomko the voice of america called today's actions of russia a terrible echo of the cruelty and p

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that foxes should they show is focusing on a sights but here it is under the pulaski skyway in jersey cityburied in a barrel underneath that land. we are for the fbi to dig. the ground penetrating survey found buried metal at that spot. any thoughts mr. mayer about jimmy hoffa, his contribution to your city and what may have come of him? >> teamsters are very instrumental in having las vegas built to the point that it is today. they were the real source of the monies from their pension fund and the relationship from that casino owners and the city and the county and the teamsters was a very, very good relationship. turns out many of the people who were involved in connections with the quote mob. the bottom line is without that kind of money las vegas never would have been built. i cannot speculate that people are speculating for even though was deceased this reflects upon the family with connection and this pops up as far as mr. hoffa is concerned by being able to find some type of metal or substance under a bridge there for those bridges were made with the rebar they are full of metal. it

neil: makes sense jersey city, those dogs have an attitude. who are you looking at? who are you looking at? thanks very much, my friend. the dow is up 253 points. when all said and done retail inflation data this morning, it was a little higher than most thought it would be. we were looking 8.1% year-over-year increase, we got 8.3%. when you step back, it was running at annual rate of 8.%, the half full glass crowd, still an argument, maybe that last month was our peak, maybe starting to come down albeit slowly. hard to say. we're monitoring that. we're monitoring how the white house is treating the latest data which does confirm whether it is running at a record high or close to it it is still very, very high. edward lawrence at the white house with more on that. edward. reporter: neil, oh, boy, if we could predict the peak of inflation. still a very big number, 8.3% year-over-year as you're talking about leading the way for price increases. you're talking about shelter, new vehicles, as well as airline tickets, including food. look really where americans have to us

neil: makes sense jersey city, those dogs have an attitude. who are you looking at?morning, it was a little higher than most thought it would be. we were looking 8.1% year-over-year increase, we got 8.3%. when you step back, it was running at annual rate of 8.%,

temperatures. 92 degrees in washington, d.c. 95 in philadelphia and richmond and 93 in atlantic city, new jersey a stunning contrast to parts of the rockies, where snow dumped up to 20 inches in colorado that same storm system spawning tornados in michigan and tonight, it's eyeing the eastern seaboard with potential thunderstorms. but not before crowds soaked up the sunshine at the shore >> we've been at the beach all day. >> reporter: while hot weather is welcomed by some as an early start to summer, a new study underscores its dangers. the more days with extreme heat, the more deaths, with the greatest impact on older adults, men, and black americans. is this study a warning for what's to come >> if this isn't a warning, i'm not sure what is. 20,000 people may have died due to extreme heat in the ten years that we studied. >> reporter: this dramatic turn in temperature came as 20,000 runners hit the pavement in brooklyn saturday one runner died and 16 were hospitalized. but authorities have not reported the cause. >> emily, for those in the heat wave, when can we expect relief >> reporter: thi

from jersey city to pittsburgh, our faith-based communities have become targets. our churches, our synagogues and mosques are facing increased volatility. unpredictability and threats. now, that's either a fact or it's not a fact. the nonprofit security grant program is a vital tool to help keep people safe from this dire threat. h.r. 6825 recognizes this growing threat by increasing the program's authorization, as you just heard. it is money that will be well spent. we must ensure every community, mr. chairman, can get these resources. too many communities do not have the ability to even write a grant, believe it or not. but revising the formula should not create obstacles for high-threat communities or regions like our own state of new jersey. so i'm closing -- closely monitoring the new formula fema has offered. it will give preference to applications with a higher social vulnerability index. it is one of the pillars of america that our neighbors are secure in their houses of worship. i will fight hard for fairness in distributing these funds. i applaud chairma

and 93 in atlantic city, new jersey a stunning contrast to parts of the rockies, where late may snow dumped up to 20 inches in colorado >> there you go, cory. >> reporter: that same storm system then spawning tornadoes in michigan and eyeing the eastern seaboard with potential thunderstorms. but not before crowds soaked up the sunshine at the shore. >> we've been at the beach all day. >> reporter: while hot weather is welcomed by some as an early start to summer, a new study underscores its dangers. the more days with extreme heat, the more deaths, with the greatest impact on older adults, men, and black americans is this study a warning for what's to come >> i think if this isn't a warning, i'm not sure what is. 20,000 may have died due to extreme heat in these ten years that we studied. >> reporter: this weekend's dramatic turn in temperature came just as some 20,000 runners hit the pavement in brooklyn saturday one runner died, and another 16 were hospitalized. but authorities have not reported the cause and we're starting to see that unforgiving heat break thanks to storms overni

city. >> reporter: new jersey's seven-day average for confirmed cases is up 137% from a month ago.of connecticut is now in a covid red zone as the state's positivity rate tops 10%. in massachusetts covid cases in schools have doubled in the past week even as the state's largest district, boston public schools, continues to require masks for students and staff. still, there are new concerns about tools in the fight against covid. the fda now saying that johnson & johnson's vaccine should only be given to adults who cannot receive a different vaccine or specifically request it due to a rare but serious risk of blood clots. so what about those who have already gotten the j&j shot? >> if you have received the j&j vaccine and it's been at least two weeks since you've received the vaccine, you're past the period of time of danger of that blood clotting syndrome, which is very rare. >> reporter: and doctors are also looking into so-called rebound symptoms among some patients who have taken paxlovid, the pill used to treat covid. experts say the benefits outweigh any risk, lester >> all ri

where we were focused on the enforcement remember my first trip to washington as mayor of new jersey's largest city and talking to leaders of the a.t.f. and being stunned by their candor in me about how much congress has handcuffed the a.t.f. to enforce the laws we have. i was stunned when he started going through chapter and verse, all the riders that have been put into big legislation, all the things that have been done to their budget, all the outrageous loopholes that prevent the atf from using modern policing. you are the one agency that republicans in effect are happy to defund. the a.t.f. has not kept up with the other law enforcement federal agencies in funding. if you look at the budget of the a.t.f., it has been stagnant over the last 10 years. the budgets of other law enforcement agencies have decreased dramatically in comparison. from 2000 five tech 2014, the fbi's budget went up 62%. customs and border patrol's budget, 94%. it goes on and on. and the increase of your budget is barely keeping up with inflation. the manpower shortages are starting to me. you and i both know, because we h

california joining washington state, new york city, new jersey, colorado, passing laws that require companiesover 100 employees to post the range of salary for particular roles. you have that happening on the employee side, and you have the backsliding on the board piece, but i think that will be a bump in the road, particular because you will continue to see institutional investors like goldman sachs to push for more diversity on boards. they have expanded from saying one board member has to be from a diverse background to two, so even as you see things like the board decision that wishes overturned, you will see institutional investors, a continuation of activist shareholders, in addition to hearing from employees who really want this. emily: speaking of investors, steph curry is one of your investors, and the warriors just made it officially to the nba finals. yay. >> yay. emily: how involved is he in the business and how has activism around social equity made a difference? >> it has made a big difference. we are hearing more from other sports figures weighing in on this important topic, n

jersey. somewhere between atlantic city and pennsylvania. the family name is jacobs. i was surprised to find out in some of the research that i had done is that she is our first italian american first lady, her family name was changed. the family name was jacopa and then it was changed and americanized to jacobs. >> what was family life for young jill? darlene: she described as idyllic. they had a lot of love is what she told us. she grew up with four sisters. her father was in the navy at one point and then he became an executive at the back and worked his way up through the bank. she just talked about the carefree lifestyle, not coming home until it was dark. smelling the coffee that her italian grandparents would make, eating lots of bread, making pasta with her grandmother. those kinds of memories or what she shared with us. >> does she have childhood friends? >> interesting question. i don't know. >> where they very political when they were growing up? darlene: not at all. she told us they did not really talk about politics around the dinner table. it is not some

jersey's summer. still outside at thrive city. but we'll see. a lot of them seem very confident for tonight's game. and you'll hear more from them later on in the show. when we check back in with you guys are live at chase center along from 40's. thank you. gayle will talk to you later. >> all right. thanks, gayle. now to a san francisco tradition that returns sunday, another sport. but different uniforms here, bay to breakers the races back. thousands of people expected to show up in colorful costumes for the 12 k runs since 1912, more than 2 million people have completed this race. people were colorful costumes. some people don't wear costumes. that starts on the east side of the city moves along the panhandle and through golden gate park. you see there and that the great highway along ocean beach, some people go in the ocean finish line closes. and 1 o'clock sunday afternoon. and if you're driving into the city sunday, you'll certainly want to avoid these areas because they close off roads. traffic will be heavy. it's a big day in the city. the big day and time select pretty good weather time fo

atlantic city, new jersey, topping out at 93 degrees.o southern new hampshire. it's not just the temperature, it's also the heat index. here is the thing. these temperatures are very much above average. albany, 20 degrees above the normal high. boston, 26 degrees warmer than this time of year. new york, philadelphia, washington, d.c., 15 degrees warmer than their average high. it doesn't last long. once the cold front slides through, look at the huge drop in temperatures. new york from 87 today down to 66 on tuesday. philadelphia, 91 today, dropping back down to 68 by tuesday. the cold front, however, while it will bring relief in terms of temperatures, it also has the potential to produce strong to severe thunderstorms today, that's from maine all the way back down into areas of eastern louisiana. the main threats for today will be damaging winds, hail and a decent amount of lightning. one thing to note is this front is going to stall over portions of the southeast. you are going to have a surge of moisture for the next five to seven da

the jersey was warned by merit on it in the 1986 world cup against england in mexico city, where arizona scored the infamous hand of god goal, which marijuana scored by using his fist. the jersey bell owned by a private collector is arguably the most coveted football shirt to ever come to auction for astronauts have left the international space station and are on their way back to earth. the capture will safely undocked from the i assess ending the crews 6 months science mission. if everything goes according to plan, they're due to touch down thursday night off the coast of the us state of florida. aboard that capsule is germany. astronaut mateus maha, the w's. leah og late takes a look back at his time and space. next up is european space agency as when german astronaut mathias mom, her arrived in space 6 months ago. the 1st thing he wanted to do was looked down at his home planet. i was like, wow, wow, is like i, i had goosebumps all over my buddy and shivering, almost like, wow, i'm really in space at dawn. i'm the me. i see a beautiful blue, blue, blue plaid it. since then, down on t

nor'easter that some are calling the mother's day storm leading to beach erosion at the jersey shore beach. towns like ocean city won't know the damage until the winds die down later this week. for three days in a row. the coastal storm has brought strong, gusty winds of up to 40 miles an hour. we get the storms occasionally. but what we do we nourish the beach as well. so this is a low spot in the cycle . and once you get repetitive storms like this you tend to get erosion as you see here, so the last time it's been this bad erosion hasn't been for a while. maybe a year or more. minor coastal flooding is possible tomorrow. right back to bill. we go. winds are backing off your bill, but the temperatures are dropping temperatures tonight. mike are gonna be real gold. real cold, chilly, much more so than we've seen the last couple of mornings and that's because the winds like you say die down. and it is cold air masses lingering. it's going to be here again tomorrow, and that sets us up with the potential for a thunderstorm and certainly more snow in the mountains. he's really highs from today. highs tomorrow. col

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>> looking at the beach, ocean city, new jersey, great day to be on the boardwalk. 88, full sun today. let's go. >> bill: stay tuned for bill and julie banderas. >> bill: good morning, 9:00 here in new york. memorial day marred by violence. some of america's biggest cities it's unchecked. dana has time off. i'm bill hemmer, hope you had a wonderful weekend. >> can't complain. beautiful weekend. i'm julie banderas. good to be back on tuesday. let's get the show rolling. you are watching "america's newsroom." here is how the holiday weekend got started in new york. not exactly a positive story. a man in a ski mask chasing down a random guy and stabbing him multiple times with a large knife in broad daylight on the upper east side. attacker still at large. >> bill: los angeles smash and grab robbers pummeling retailers clearing out a store as the staff appeared customers look on in disbelief. >> dana: a bad weekend for gun violence. 39 people shot and killed across the country. garrett tenney is live in chicago. good morning. >> good morning to you. let's start with the stabbing in new y

jersey in the suburbs. good morning. what do you say? caller: good morning. i lived in the suburbs of new york city my whole life.hink the difference comes down to education. the pay very high taxes here, probably the highest in the country, but we have the best schools. in the rural areas all they care about, it seems, politically, is, don't raise my taxes. they elect politicians who don't raise taxes so there is no money to pay for good schools and different services. it is a race to the bottom, in my view. just being able to keep as many guns as you want and not having great schools is a recipe for disaster, and i think that is what this country is going toward. if you look at every big city, they are always blue and they always fund education well, or most of the time. i may be in a bubble going up near new york city, but what i see in the rural areas of this country, the movement to support trump, i think it is really troubling. i think the united states is going into a fascist government, almost, and i am really hoping we can do something and the republican party stops its craziness. host: let's hear from a

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jersey ever sold at auction. or has reminder of our top story. russia continues to hit you crane 2nd largest city car, keith as it mounts pressure on the country's east. but the cranes armed forces say they've reclaimed several villages in the area surrounding the city. and in the southern city of mario full russian troops have renewed their assault on the as of south steel plant. office civilians were evacuated earlier this week. this is dvd slide from berlin up next till the latest business. i'm regina mohammed. thanks for watching. take care. bye bye. ah. started out with the spooky intimidation and transformed into an orgy of hate and violence. the history of the ku klux klan, the oldest terrorist organization in the united states founded over 150 years ago. it's repeatedly died out, but always been resurrected. the ku klux klan starts may 11th.

let's talk to patty next in atlantic city, new jersey. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. i wanted to comment and adjust have to do with the job market with women, about this roe v. wade case. i just want to say as an independent voter that mitch mcconnell and the republican want to make women secondhand citizens and have to answer to men about their bodies and i think -- i know this will be a very big issue that 90-year-old women will come out of the corners to fight this. host: and how is this related to the jobs market? caller: it's related to the jobs market because, if roe v. wade is overturned and women become second-class citizens, it will affect the job market for women, for sure, because women will be tied down and forced birth and so on. they will not be free to make decisions about their own bodies and lives. host: all right, patty. we are asking today what is your job situation. you can feel free to give us a call. the numbers are separated by looking for a job, not looking for a job, unemployed -- an emplo

. >> we will be flirting with those record highs from new york city through new jersey, westchester,or potential for them, we'll get close, settle in. philadelphia, if they make it to 97 that ties a record. here in new york we have 96. pittsburgh, 91 there too. the heat does not last forever. if you need heat today is the day because by tomorrow that front slides back. look at new york city, just shy of 70. it's going to feel a whole lot different. drew: i am meteorologist drew tuma. a sunny day, warmer afternoon, 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline. near 90 in our hottest spots. overnight the marine layer comes back. 40's and 50's into wednesday. wednesday is the warmest day all week. over the weekend we have the chance of light showers especially sunday morning. >>> all right, now to the world's most magical wedding dress sweepstakes. so after announcing the contest in february we received thousands of entries. well, now it is time to show you who the lucky winner is and the disney team also surprised her with a bachelorette party. kaylee hartung has the story. >> morgan has alw

that is a beautiful view, that is ocean city, new jersey, 62 °.ompany". the market still in selloff mode, the dow close to 500, nasdaq down close to 200. we have some movers. start with the container store which is up 8%. >> record sales book to their first billion-dollar year since they were founded in 1978. here's the message of this, home prices are high so many people are making the most of the space they have. stuart: they are still around. penn national up 2%. >> shares are undervalued at the market is not assigned media assets and regional gaming is stable in any economic cycle. stuart: or part of it. i need glasses. lauren: across the street yesterday i bought two pairs of glasses. they are in transit right now. it is a bootable business model, stock is down, goldman sachs. a strong brand, great concept but likely parker falls victim to the larger macroeconomic backdrop. stuart: did you buy 4 pairs of glasses? a couple hundred dollars each? lauren: total 240. stuart: cheap to me. in new york city? what am i missing? maybe i will get some g

you're looking at ocean city, new jersey.ot really summer-like, but still beautiful to be down there. anyway, by the way if you are planning on heading to the jersey shore for a summer trip, you better be prepared to pay more. sorry to ruin it for you. jeff flock is there. jeff? what are people paying more for? reporter: what are they not paying more for , ashley? i'll tell you, everything from the beach chairs to cheese balls to the rides, to henna tattoos, picking up some trash this morning too. ashley: [laughter] reporter: you never know what's going to happen. this is the famed casino pier in seaside. i used to ride that rollercoaster, actually the rollercoaster i used to ride fell into the atlantic during superstorm sandy, back when i was a kid, that's a new one. they had a huge year at the jersey shore last year, and they're hoping they can top that take a look at the numbers from last year. 48 million visitors to the jersey shore, that was an increase from the previous year of 24%. $20 billion is what they spent, almos

he have is live in atlantic city express way, there, new jersey it is. how is it going, jeff? hy we are headed to atlantic city. maybe if we gamble a little bit we can get some money back. it is going to be tough out there. but it looks like at least the beginning of this driving season as we take a look out at the atlantic city express way, it looks like it will be okay. the numbers for travel 39 million people going to travel one way or the other roads, planes, boats, the rest. that is an 8% increase from last year, 35 million folks roughly in cars despite the gas prices, which overnight came down for the first time since may 11th by 1/10 of a cent. it won't save you a lot but still a dollar and a half more than this time last year but people seem to be willing to travel so far. listen. >> folks are wanting to get out and do something. i think that's why despite record high gasoline prices, nationwide we've never seen that price before, that is why folks are getting out and doing things. >> i leave you with this one cautionary tale. something we haven't seen but we were expec