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the jersey evening post asked: in the years that followed, a small research linked the chemicals to serious question whether the illnesses were down to chemical poisoning. bladder cancer, kidney cancer, thyroid problems. graham and his family lived in a cottage just north of the training ground in the mid—1990s. my dad lived there for five years, my parents and i lived there for four years and we all went down with cancer and we all seem to have had it in the same sort of time period. at the age of 52, i was diagnosed with a blood cancer. they said i could have possibly had it for even 20 years. your family does not have a history of cancer? there was no known history of serious cancer. 3.5 years ago i underwent a stem cell transplant which was horrendous for anybody to go through and my young son had to witness all the pain and suffering that went on and it's something that has affected him to this day. the toxic effects of the chemicals were relatively unknown at the time of contamination. in 2005, thejersey government were about to sign a confidential settlement with the chemical manufac

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even mortgage payments. menendez did decide to give up his post as chair of the senate foreign relations committee. andy kim of new jerseyounced he will challenge menendez for his seat in the democratic primary next year. jericka? >> skyler henry on capitol hill, thank you. >>> the mayor of el paso, texas, says his city is reaching a breaking point over the droves of asylum seekers. as many as 8,000 migrants are crossing into the united states every day. manny has more on that. manny, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. the mayo says as many as 2,000 migrants enter in just one day. now mexico says it's reached an agreement with the u.s. to deport some migrants from its northern cities to try to aye le alleviate the sharp increase here. in eagle pass, texas, men, women and children arrived by the hundreds. [ speaking in global language ] thank got we're here, says this man from venezuela. the mayor says his community is overwhelmed. >> it's not normal. the people here are frustrated. >> reporter: el paso's mayor expected another 2,000 migrants today. >> the city of el paso has only so many resources. we have come to

even mortgage payments. now, menendez did decide to give up his post as chair of the senate foreign relations committee, and saturday afternoon democratic congressman andy kim of new jerseynnounced that he will challenge menendez for his seat in the democratic primary next year. jericka? >> skyler henry on capitol hill. thank you. >>> well, some are calling it the biggest breakthrough in stroke treatment in decades. consider this. every 40 seconds someone in the u.s. has a stroke. cbs's chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook has the details tonight on mobile stroke units and how they're helping patients. >> reporter: richard janelle was on vacation in new york city in 2018 when he suddenly lost strength in his right hand. >> we sat down, had a beer. and i dropped my phone. i was not able to grab the phone off the floor. >> reporter: at age 41 janelle was having a stroke. blood flow to his brain was blocked by a closs. >> i had problems speaking. it went really fast. >> reporter: but he says if he had to have a stroke it couldn't have happened in a better place. >> it's pretty much a little miracle in my own life for sure. >> reporter: janelle was treated by new york

wife and three other individuals, new jersey's governor and several democrats in congress have already called on the senator to resign from his post. this evening, former house speaker nancy pelosi spoke to my colleague jen psaki about this very subject. >> charges are formidable, and if in fact we're going to say that you're indicted, you should resign, we have a situation in the house as you know from the state of new york that that would hold two. but, right now, sadly because of the challenges that we face, because of skepticism that exists in our country about governance and about the republican party doesn't believe in governance, doesn't believe in science, wants to take down everything in order to give tax breaks to the wealthiest. we have to stay focused on that and for that reason it'll probably be a good idea. >> this morning, the senator spoke out publicly for the first time since the charges were filed, and my colleague jonathan dean has more. >> senator -- a defiant senator walked in to face a crush of cameras, as an accused criminal. >> when all the facts are presented, not only will i be exonerated, but i will be new jersey seni

and the faithful posting their red and gold spirit on social media today fans were sporting hats, jerseys and t shirts, even putting flags on their cars as they arrived. levi's stadium also launched fireworks before the game during the national anthem. new at ten, thieves broke into a san francisco burger shop but left empty handed. the owner of uncle boys in the city's richmond district released this surveillance video of the break in. john espejo tells ktvu that he no longer accepts cash for this exact reason. back in august, thieves broke into his restaurant time around, he says, this group made off with nothing. the owner says he doesn't know if the same group is involved. it could be the same people couldn't honestly couldn't tell you, but but, you know, there's just so much it's just so rampant all around the city that could just be different groups as well. just you know, trying to take advantage of their opportunities with no consequences. espejo says he's angry and defeated, but hopes to move past these burglaries as the san francisco police department is investigating the case. two people are dead

he posted what seems to be a shot of the former governor of new jersey. "chris christie at a roy roger at 11:00 p.m. in the eveninging to console himself." he's a terrible person, but sometimes he is funny. you have to admit. in little italy right now in new york, they're in the middle of the feast of san gennaro, which is a huge italian foodfest. it happens every year. and it's highlighted by a very competitive annual cannoli eating contest. >> go, go, go, go, go! >> returning to the competition this year was matt who gobbled up 23 cannoli during last year's face-off, winning the title. when it was over, he was victorious once again, this time only taking down 18 cannoli. >> i'll be fine. i got dinner reservations tonight at 8:00. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: i hope matt saved room for dessert. we are going to be in new york next week. we're headed to brooklyn for the first time in three years for a week of shows. from the brooklyn academy of music. guillermo is already en route aboard his bus, the guillermobile. [ cheers and applause ] he will be making stops in -- first we sent him to philadelphia. then