>> i'm from new jersey so i'm proud to be from new jersey. i'm from a nice part.re are parts of new jersey that look like the jersey shore and what's depicted on that show. it's pretty -- it can be pretty crazy. so, when people get upset and say, oh, people from new jersey get mad about the depiction and they say, oh, how can you say that, they say, i'm from there. they say things like that. >> larry: because it's a cross between new york and pennsylvania? >> yeah, someone told me that, it's like the middle child of those states. maybe, i didn't see all of new jersey like that. but these reality shows all -- i mean, they're allry dick hous i. why not get new jersey in the mix. >> larry: cheap, though. >> cheap. >> larry: how do you see new jersey? >> livingston. >> larry: that's upper class. >> my parents were right beneath middle class. >> larry: a successful five-star chef gave streets of his hometown in india. he delivers food and care to hundreds of india's most destitute for free and he does it three times a day, 365 days a year. watch. >> because of the pove

to me, one of the best ones are cursed by general putnam at princeton, new jersey. again, after the battles of trenton and princeton. he is there. you have the british army in new brunswick and the rest of the american army is at moorestown. so the bulk of the british army could come down and squash him in an instant, if they wanted to. there is a british officer who was wounded very badly at the battle of princeton, was not expected to live. asked for permission to have a british officer come out of new brunswick to take his last will and testament. they agree but insisted had to be done at night. what putnam did was in all the empty houses, he put candles to make them look like they were occupied. he then had his 50 soldiers march passed the house where the last will and testament was being taken, sometimes one, two out of time, sometimes six at a time. sometimes he doesn't, sometimes all 50. when the british officer goes back to new brunswick, he reports that putnam is at princeton with 4000 soldiers. [laughter] >> instead of the 50 euro ahead. -- he really had. w

who worked on putting together those hearings, the people who helped abolish the death penalty in new jerseyor alternatives to the death penalty, those people will be continuing working for us. we'll be making known the things that we will be doing to continue the work in the legislature. because these little bills, although they had a couple of good things in them, just scratched the service. bonnie watson coleman said to us a week ago at a hearing -- she said -- i'm sorry. it was a celebration. it wasn't a hearing. she said we just scratched the surface. she said don't go on to another issue. stick with us. we've got to work. that's the first thing i want to tell you. the second thing is, it should be of particular interest to this audience and that is we're down the block from new jersey state prison. there are about 2,000 people in new jersey state application it aspires to be a super max. half the people in new jersey state prison are in solitary confinement. they are being disciplined. 95% of the people in that prison are in little cells for 22 1/2 hours not being disciplined because t

thing you need is a clear objective in the clear objective was he needed to steal a march across new jersey himself without being attacked by the british who were located in new york and staten island. you have to know the enemies assumptions. and, the washington originally was planning to attack new york with the french. the british in new york believe that and so what do you have to do is, once you know what the enemy believes, you then have to reinforce their believe that that is what you are going to do. so, the next thing would be method selection. the options they used, one of the things that he did was since they were using the french army in the french army, the bulk of their diet is bread, he had brick ovens being built and they were built in chatham new jersey. issued orders for the preparation of building ovens at the highlands, right near sandy hook, and he also was issuing orders for supplies to be brought to the french ovens at the highlands. once the wrenched troops arrived but since the french troops were never going there he could write as many orders as he wants because no

the demon deacons trailing the inout of oakland new jersey. the demon deacons trailing the game 5-4 >> jason: college baseball on css is brought to you by the stores of the carpets of call ton campus flooring and furniture cost less in dal ton. miami up 5-4 over wake forest. it hangs offensively here in the bottom of the 6th inning. we are leaving tim cooney out of the -- lead tim cooney out of the bullpen as he is making his 2008 appearance. he has started five games for the demon deacons. a record of 1 mile per hour 2. e.r.a. of 4.9. opposing batters .286 against man group who's first pitch is to zeke devoss. a fastball taken outside for one. miami has a runner at 1st base. frankie ratcliff who just walked in the 9th for tim cooney. he is back to the bag as van grouw steps off the rubber. devoss takes that low-and- outside. devoss is 1-3. struck out, stole a base and scored in the 3rd of the also an rbi double for him in the 4th inning to bring ratcliff home with miami's last run of the ballgame. >> we saw the first hurricane baserunner get

we are getting new information about a four alarm fire in union city, new jersey. from the fire can be seen for miles. it is near the entrance to the lincoln tunnel on the new jersey side. the tunnel linking new jersey and manhattan. 7 different companies responding to the emergency. there is a news photographer telling the new jersey journal flames are shooting out of the building there's. one building is completely destroyed and they are worried about a three-story structure next door. firefighters are focusing on the other building trying to keep this from spreading and trying to contain it. local media reports there are several apartment buildings in the fire and that is a concern when you have a number of residential buildings involved. a four alarm fire in union city, new jersey, not far from the entrance to the lincoln tunnel. we will keep you updated as we learn more about the situation. >> as iran appears to grow more and more defiant, the top u.s. defense official says the united states lacks a clear strategy moving forward to deal with iranian nuclear amb

have the people in new jersey state prison are in solitary confinement. they are being disciplined about 95% of the people in that prison are in little cells for 22 and a half hours a day, not being disciplined but there are no programs. they have been decimating the educational programs. we have in this audience people from project on sponsors here. they cut out one of the pure educational programs in the prison. we have a new commissioner due on monday is going to be a senate judiciary hearing about presumably they will confirm the new commissioner of the department of corrections. we need educators for mumia to stand with us and go to that commissioner and say we need education in a prison not just for the folks who are getting out in 18 months but for everybody and we needed as it is possible. we need to get that program back up and running and we need your help both here. >> i think that is a wonderful place for me to leave and we apologize. thank you very much for your invitation. [applause] >> can i just say one thing? let me say one last thing. th

, syringes on the beach of new jersey, other medical waste on the shores of new jersey, and tourism revenue dropped 22% and it took some tie to recover. if a serious oil intril ever to hit our coast, the damage would be enormously costly and if the exxon valdez spill is any guide, much of the damage would be permanent. it simply does not make sense to play russian roulette with an asset that generates thousands of jobs and tens of billions of dollars per year for potential drilling assets that could never generate even one-tenth of that. and this is only in one state. magnify that by so many other states that have similar coastal economies. this tragedy in the gulf is a wake-up call. it demands that whatever we do in terms of drilling we do carefully, thoughtful will and with the very real i am annals of this tragedy -- and with the very real images of this tragedy in mind. it is obvious -- now more than ever -- that we cannot ignore the risks of oil exploration, that we cannot take the safety of these rigs for granted or the reliability of redundant shutoff systems that were supposed to pr

a true son of new jersey. bob franks always built others up, mentored to young people, always encouraging them to enter public service. bob franks was trusted, never gave his word and would never break his word, never would break his word. he was always warm and sincere. he absolutely loved politics and even in the rough and -- and even in this rough and tumble world, he always had a good word for men and women in the political arena, whether they were republicans or democrats or none of the above. bob franks was tireless with unbridled enthuse yass much. you were lucky to be -- enthusiasm. you were lucky to be on his team or side. that broad trade mark smile, a good and decent -- trademark smile, a good and decent man, love for his family first and foremost. that's why we were all shocked 12 days ago when the news came that god had called him home at such a young age. mr. speaker, bob franks loved public service. he loved the new jersey assembly and his service in congress. he loved his family, our nation, ne

the gentleman from new jersey. mr. andrews: mr. chairman, i urge a yes vote and yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlelady from maryland. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 6 printed in house report 111-467. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from wisconsin seek recognition? ms. moore: mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate that amendment. the clerk: amendment number 6 printed in house report 111-467 offered by ms. moore of wisconsin. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1300, the gentlewoman from wisconsin, ms. moore, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from wisconsin. ms. moore: well, thank you, mr. chair. my amendment addresses the role that small businesses can play in helping our defense departme

the gentleman from new jersey. mr. andrews: thank you, mr. chairman. this bill has the potential to save $135 billion over five years. i'm pleased to yield now to my friend and colleague, someone who has made a lifelong -- career long commitment to fiscal discipline, the majority leader of the house of representatives, the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer, for one minute. the chair: the gentleman from maryland. mr. hoyer: i thank my friend for yielding. i thank mr. andrews for his extraordinary work on making sure that our national defense is strong and ready and that our troops are provided for as we put them in harm's way. and i thank him for his leadership. i also want to thank mr. mckeon for his leadership on the committee and helping to bring this bill to the floor. america faces a massive budget challenge and it must be addressed. the consequences of our dangerous budgetary situation are truly wide ranging. we all know where america's unsustainableth path of debt leads. among other things it leads to a dramatically diminished american role in th

the person in philadelphia to receive to the messages from benedictus arnold and brought across new jersey right to different methods year to new york and given to the reverend jonathan dodo who decoded messages and then turned them into british headquarters right here. they also used a book codes from the blackstone commentary on the loss of england and if you noticed on it says fifth oxford edition preferred is very important the two people coating and decoding the messages use the same edition of the rise if you put down the word balloon and they see baloney. you have to use the same edition. the first is usually the page the second is the line and the third is the word. 45, nine, eight maine's page 45, line number nine and word number eight and that would be your word which new have to have the same book. dictionary coast. very popular used by all sides. said dictionary the most common was the new spelling dictionary that has a list of words alphabetical order, two columns and you have just about every word you could possibly want they would put a dot over the number to indicate first

massive crowds, massive intensity does that translate what happened in virginia, massachusetts, new jersey? >> absolutely it does. >> sean: does this intensity hold through november? >> this intensity had better hold through november, yes. [ inaudible ] >> we have an unprecedented opportunity sean to take this country back. you have laid out clearly in your book the way to do that how you can get principled conservative leadership back in washington to change the course of this station and it stars with these folks right here. >> sean: you walked out here tonight and got a massive reception from the crowd here in new orleans. you had a strong defense from newt gingrich. governor palin defended you. some have attacked you. some have gone after you. what is your reaction to that and response? >> i'm trying to do the best i can as national chairman. >> sean: you have three victories under your belt. >> new jersey, massachusetts and virginia. [ cheering ] >> this is the bottom line. i stay focused very much on winning in november. i'm going to work very hard to make sure more republicans, more

let's go to michael in my home state of new jersey. michael. >> caller: hey, cramer, mike from parsippany, how are you doing? >> not bad. we crushed you guys in the old days when my daughter -- never mind. what's on your mind? >> caller: loved the south park spoof the other day. >> wasn't that something, the mad friends? how about the margaritaville machine? was talking to that guy franklin, jarden reports soon, that's his company. by the way, he liked the whole thing about getting the receivable note to him on south park. south park by the way had the single best exposition of what caused the great recession, much better than anything i heard from fuld today. >> caller: i'm a big believer in hefty reliable dividend plays that help me pay my monthly bills with their dividend payments. >> that's because you've got horse sense. aged new jersey. >> caller: i've got at&t that helps pay my phone pill, exxon helps pay my bill at the pump. and my food budget comes from payouts by pepsi and kraft. being from new jersey my utility bills comes f

massive crowds, massive intensity does that translate what happened in virginia, massachusetts, new jersey? >> absolutely it does. >> sean: does this intensity hold through november? >> this intensity had better hold through november, yes. [ inaudible ] >> we have an unprecedented opportunity sean to take this country back. you have laid out clearly in your book the way to do that how you can get principled conservative leadership back in washington to change the course of this station and it stars with these folks right here. >> sean: you walked out here tonight and got a massive reception from the crowd here in new orleans. you had a strong defense from newt gingrich. governor palin defended you. some have attacked you. some have gone after you. what is your reaction to that and response? >> i'm trying to do the best i can as national chairman. >> sean: you have three victories under your belt. >> new jersey, massachusetts and virginia. [ cheering ] >> this is the bottom line. i stay focused very much on winning in november. i'm going to work very hard to make sure more republicans, more

after they lost elections in virginia and new jersey and massachusetts, more democrats realize they were something profound going on here. this isn't a small number of folks. this isn't astroturf. this is genuine grassroots anger. america is a center-right nation but there is a faustian bargain some republicans are making by trying to benefit politically from people who pump up hagan hyperpartisanship. on the pragmatic level extremists are their own worst enemy. they overreach them provoke a broad-based backlash. bad news. but there is a deeper element of concern as well, because there is a cost. there is a cost to all of this incitement. when dick armey, former house majority leader who has been a promoter of the tea party movement is quoted at one major rally saying nearly every important office in washington d.c. today is occupied by someone with an aggressive dislike for heritage, our freedom, our history and our constitution. when you stir that up, when you are stirring up hate and fear in the service of hyperpartisanship you are playing with forces that can easily get out of contro

a new jersey man is wanted after assaulting a mcdonald's employee over a fillet-o-fish. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. i'm lynn berry. today we begin with an about-face on oil. president barack obama threw open a stretch of waters for drilling yesterday upsetting his own environmental backers. obama says the move will sustain economic growth and produce jobs but the decision is receiving mixed reviews and looks to some more like mccain/palin than obama/biden. >> reporter: president obama changed his mind about ocean drilling. >> so today we're announcing the expansion of offshore oil and gas expansion exploration. >> reporter: it looks like a flip-flop in the '08 campaign. with the gas prices rising john mccain supported offshore drilling. barack obama said no. >> to drill offshore here in florida and other places around the country would not provide families with any relief. >> reporter: but for the past year, president obama's looked at how to develop wind and solar energy and nuclear power while being sure our economy recover

. >> we have that law in the state of new jersey. >> it doesn't affect you. you stake money from big financial institutions, i checked your list today. >> yeah, both sides. >> you're not mr. clean here, either? are you kwleen about taking money from wall street, sir? i'm not knocking it, but are you clean? >> i'm taking a position that i'm antithetical to the position that wall street wants. wall street wants to have the taxpayer bank book right there in the future. we're saying no more to that, chris. chris, i don't know why you want to put the taxpayer on the hook like that. i really don't. >> derivatives -- >> i have to clear one thought. will either of you say, i'll never take money from wall street again? >> excuse me? i accept the silence. you will take money from wall street, won't you? >> seriously, chris, you can check my records. maybe i've gotten some money from wall street in the past. but the fact of the matter is, it's minuscule. >> as chairman of the committee? >> come on, as the dccc? >> yes. >> here's the question, stick to the merits of what

>> ah, new jersey devils game. >> jimmy: okay.ery good. did they win? >> yes, they did win. >> jimmy: that's great. you were you good luck. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: very, very good. all right, so here we go. hey, roots, we have our friend preston -- [ laughter ] >> don't worry about it. >> jimmy: preston, he goes by one name, like cher. >> madonna. >> jimmy: like madonna, yeah. preston, he's from salt lake city, utah, and over the weekend he saw a hockey game. he saw the new jersey devils win. >> got to love it. >> jimmy: yeah, got to love it. thank you, preston. [ laughter ] for this one, i want to throw you guys for a loop. how about we do this one in the style of opera. opera music. >> all right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: come on, come on. >> questlove: opera? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. like -- ahh. >> you can do it, quest. can you do it. >> questlove: what about them? >> jimmy: preston says you can do it. >> yeah. ♪ ♪ his name is preston preston birchette birchette or something or well, just forget ♪ ♪ from salt lake city he came

franks of new jersey. bob franks died late friday at memorial sloan kettering in manhattan at the age of 58. his distinguished career of public service included membership in the new jersey general assembly, where we were colleagues, chairman of the state republican party, and from 1992 until 2000, as a member of congress from new jersey's seventh congressional district, where he was succeeded by mike ferguson. in this decade, bob has served extremely abeably as the president of the health care institute of new jersey. a graduate of duh paul university and southern methodist university law school in dallas, he's survived by his wonderful wife fran and their beautiful daughters, carrie, sara, and abigail. a devoted friend, colleague, and mentor to me, bob's passing at such a young age is particularly poignant, but his shining example as a public servant will burn brightly for decades and serve as an example to us all. i respectfully ask that the house rise for a moment of silence in memory of bob franks. th

and lastly the new jersey etch tooers go after governor chris stey. you say something has to be done and -- and ?erj ?erj has a budget short fall. a week ago they asked them to vote down the school budgets that didn't include pay freezes. on tuesday night, the morning morning residents voted down 537 budgets. that's 59%. >> as good at math as the teacher. >> what do you make of that, sandra? >> i don't know what you just said. >> all right, then. >> they all voted to cut the teachers. is that what you are trying to say? i think we got that point. >> no. just yesterday new jersey residents voted down the school budget that didn't include teacher freezes. teacher salary freeze. >> hopefully some keep their be jo. >> that's an important point, sandra. if you are a business kind of person. >> you know why i fear this segment? >> you don't need to count. >> just be nice. >> this is like moonlighting. >> i'm done. >> go away, bruce. >>> let me welcome back our guest. she is so hot the dow rises when ever she walks on wall street and even on sundays. boy did

again, in middlesex county in new jersey, a suburb of new york city. sometimes it's a gas leak.e don't know what happened but man, that how is ripped to shreds and two in the hospital. >>> an explosion at an oil refinery killed three people and rocked homes five miles away. it took an hour and a half to put it out. the company is still working to figure out the cause. it happened about 70 miles north of seattle, washington. aside from the three victims, at company says four of the workers are in the hospital with severe burns over the majority of their bodies. >>> live pictures from rome where thousands are gathering for the way of the cross procession, commemorating the way jesus suffered before the crucifixion. the pope hasn't mentioned the recent sex scandal and accusations he helped cover up sexual child abuse but the head of germany's roman catholic bishops issued a statement saying clerics neglected helping by protecting the accused. greg burke is live in rome with the news. >> the pope has been quiet on the abuse question but top aides have not been. one tonight, during a

and as the recovery begins in new jersey, residents still need waders to get around. like most of rhode island, officials here are dealing with flooded sewage systems and electrical substations. >> we're looking at now probably the worst storm that we've seen in 100 years. it's really hard to always prepare for a 100 year storm. >> reporter: the floodwaters are already receding in some places, but a full recovery for the state of rhode island is still weeks away. whit johnson, cbs news, west warwick, rhode island. >>> and now to the child abuse scandal troubling the roman catholic church during this holiest week of the christian calendar. the vatican says pope benedict sees the scandal as, quote, a test for him and the church. it will be a test in court, as well. lawyers have already filed lawsuits for alleged victims of priestly abuse naming the pope and claiming a church coverup. >>> scott roeder, the anti-abortion rights activist who killed an abortion doctor last year will be sentenced today in wichita, kansas. he's 52 and gunned down dr. george tiller in his wich

>> follow the example of the new governor of new jersey, chris christie, who froze the spending in his state at last year's level -- >> include spending on two foreign wars. >> yes. but what would happen if the troops were not getting the armored protection? >> excuse me -- and then began looking immediately at each program bit by bit on its utility and, as you say, are men in uniform -- office of management and budget and the united states and an executive who truly believes in smaller government. again, we have the examples in the states that have been able to do it. new jersey certainly is one now. >> why do we never have a president who is able to do it in recent times? >> mike reagan, the son of president ronald reagan told me once -- what -- would my father not have given for a republican house? if he had the house elected in 1994 i do believe he would have done exactly that. in his own autobiography he said his biggest regret in prison and was he never got a handle on entitlements and cut spending. >> but i think it goes beyond that. i think that rather talk about only -- let us

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united flight 175 was probably over new jersey by this point. the minutes ticked by. no one else from the 89th floor appeared. will and cliff sheepishly started climbing back up the stairs donner as ever by the cables that connected them to their comrades. they climbed two floors and they were right at the edge of the zone of the impact of the coming plant. it was yet another decisive moment. what saved the day with people from other floors were now coming down the stairwell. they were strangers and formerly weak connections with will's hidden brain but there were many of them. besides it is getting difficult to climb against the tide of people climbing 15 stories against that kind of traffic was crazy. will and quick turn around and went with the flow. the results to get out of the stairwell and take an elevator back up. luckily for them every door they tried was locked. the stairwell was now a tunnel leading them out of the building. doors could be opened by anyone inside the building but were locked against intruders trying to enter offices from the stair well. we

bishop, and the gentleman from new jersey, mr. lobiondo, deserve very special recognition and appreciation for their collaborative work, taking the lead on this legislation to bring new focus and new energy and new legislative authorities to the national estuary program under the clean estuaries act of 2010. without that concerted effort, we would be losing an extraordinary opportunity to protect, to restore, the nation's estuaries among our most valuable natural resources. this legislation was approved by the committee on transportation and infrastructure by voice vote. we have solid support on both sides of the aisle on a bill that was carefully crafted over a period of many months with participation and input and recommendations from both sides. all of which suggestions have been incorporated into this final legislative product. estuaries are a very unique bodies of water. they are the place where fresh and saltwater meet. the places where new forms of life are created. not just in the united states but all throughout the world.

. >> california, new york, new jersey. i'm larry kudlow. we have martin feld steen and robert rice to discuss whether there should be a vat tax. i think you know my opinion. we'll also talk about whether the fed is to blame for asset bubbles because it is just too boring and wussy. we are "the call" on cnbc. we need cowboy monitorism. >>> the dow back above 11,000 as euro done -- also on traders' minds, the earnings season which kicks off after the bell today with alcoa reporting results. the dow right now is trading to the plus side by 23 points. 11,020.63. the s&p 500 also in positive territory by about 3 1/3 points. aig, titanium metals, st. jude the biggest percentage winners. nasdaq to the plus side by almost four points. about a tenth of a percent, 2457. let's head to bob pisani on the floor of the new york stock exchange with more. what's moving? >> the important thing today is they're trying to figure out where we should go with the earnings situation. the wonderful thing about starting with alcoa -- there's three months on aluminum

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he is as everyone probably knows the mayor of new york, new jersey since july 2006. under his leadership the city of newark has committed close to $40 million, transformation efforts for their parks and playgrounds for ground-breaking public and private partnership. in addition years ago york took steps to protect the source of drinking water by protecting 35,000 acres northwest of the city with force when not only service as a place where the drinking water but the city also uses it for a number of activities, fishing, hiking and canoeing and hunting some mayor, thank you for being here. sitting next to the mayor is re mccormick and we are blessed to have him today. he might rather be planting corn on his operation in knox county, indiana and lawrence county, illinois. he operates a fairly significant grain and bland farm in those two areas. in addition mr. mccormick also operates the mccormick farms peach orchard and waterfowl hunting business on his land and he was appointed by former governor and now senator buy to the indiana department of natural resources advi

i think after they lost elections in virginia and new jersey and massachusetts democrats realize their something profound going on. this isn't a small number of folks, this isn't astroturf, this is genuine grass-roots pingree that needs to be appreciated. america is a center-right nation but there is a bargain republicans are making by trying to benefit politically from people who pump up heat and heiberg partisanship. first fall in the pragmatic rall extremes are ultimately you're own sides worst enemy and the overreach and provoke the broadbased backlash. th are concerned because there is a cost, there is a cost of this and win armey for house majority leader who's been a promoter of the tea party movement is quoted to a major rally prosperous saying nearly every important office in washington, d.c. is occupied by someone with an aggressive dislike the freedom from the history and the constitution, when you start up, when you're stealing a page and year in high partisanship you are playing with forces out of control. >> there's a movement going on in america so they put on a reported

cruises from baltimore and new jersey. visit royalcaribbean.com today. om the city, to the counties, to your neighborhood, now it's complete coverage, it's wjz, maryland's news station. >>> it is 4:28, 82 degrees and sunny. here's what people will be talking about this afternoon. the benefits of breast-feeding, a new study shows thousands of lives and billions of dollars could be saved if more women breast-fed their babies. >> reporter: she was determined to breast-feed her son but it was more difficult than expect expected. >> wasn't latching. not an easy experience, but i was persistent and it was worth it. >> reporter: she may be right. a study estimates if 90% of the women breast-fed 900 infant deaths could be prevented and $19 million in health costs could be saved. >> there's answer -- antibodies that the mother produces. in breast-fed babies, half of all new mom do some breast- feeding but only 14% give only breast milk during that time. >> it's important for moms not do feel guilty if they can't do it they can't do it. but so often it's an issue o

parts of pennsylvania and new jersey have sunshine. here is that eastern the wind. it is pumping enough moisture to produce the thin cloud spread that will hold the temperatures down. the main storm is off to our south west. eventually, this thing does drift in our direction. the high pressure goes away and our rain chances will go up. mostly cloudy today. showers of looking at this afternoon. it could be heavier by evening. 57-62 the high. our future forecast shows this rain chance increasing by the time we get into the nighttime hours and during the day tomorrow. we could see a thunderstorm or to tomorrow. 57 today, -- 62 today, 57 tomorrow. we could have some thunderstorms. pretty good chance for showers and thunderstorms on monday. the range ancestor to back off by the middle of next week per >> next weekend, the baltimore ravens are coming out in support of one of their own, a 5k race. o.j. brigance is a member of the baltimore ravens front office. he was a member of this double- team in 2000. he is battling als and try to find a cure. >> jennifer franciotti ha

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i spent most of my time working in new jersey and new york. you can go on line and see all of your property tax things for your car and home. it is terrific. it makes doing business with the government's so much easier. government can encourage adoption by doing those things and using the tools are available. the broadband plan focuses on that -- using it in education and conserve the energy, using it to improve our transportation system, accusing it in order to improve the delivery of health care services. the government's role in encouraging the use of this technology and updating government is a terrific thing. government can also play a role if the private sector is not reaching some of the citizens. it can try to make sure that those citizens are reached. i do not think anybody suggests it is wise to keep them out of this system or offline soda speak. we do not want a digital divide. traditionally, we have had universal service funds to support universal participation. the government's role is to create the climate for investment to ensur

because that's what i was saying about in noonl. -- new jersey. chris daggat with 11% of the polls was having chris christie sweating bullets. he had no chance of winning, whatsoever. because he was being -- he was really being a kind of pushover and just staying in the race for too long. you want to win an election. the closest thing to winning the election. you support the republican candidate who actually has a chance of winning. and you get out of the race if you lose the nomination. [inaudible] >> exactly right. and the majority of the people i talk to in the tea parties don't want it to be bigger than the republican party. they tell me every time i talk to them anybody who's in the conservative movement -- there's about 10% maybe less maybe more fringe movement in the tea party. the vast majority, the strong majority of them believe that the republican party needs to become more conservative. and they will support those candidates. not hardly any of them will support a tea party candidate. >> i was just wondering if you had any goals right n

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. smith: i rise in strong support of h.res. 1033, a resolution designating april, 2010, as national autism awareness month. i thank my colleagues, mr. reichert, mr. gerlach, and i especially want to mank mike doyle and mr. pitts for their work on this resolution and this important issue. this resolution serves an important function of increasing awareness of the 1.5 million individuals live wugasme -- autism spectrum disorder and the extreme dedication and efforts of their families in providing the best possible care and environment for their children, grandchildren, and brothers and sisters. i want to especially note that the parents and grandparents of children with autism have earned our enormous respect. i know many families with autism. it can be a very harrowing ordeal, yet they do it with such class and such love and dedication to their children. the concerns of the parents are validated in the community and have since been found to be true nationwide in terms of numbers. i would

some over new jersey but that's moving offshore mostly and even the know snows in upper state new englandend to be giving up the ghost a bit. shower activity and mixed precipitation and sleet into michigan in the last couple of hours and that's precipitation out ahead of the next cool front coming in. that's just way to the north. and it doesn't appear to be much of a threat for us. it'll kind of make a subtle change for the weather over the next couple of days or so and really subtle. almost won't notice it. the sun is not subtle. beautiful and the temperatures have bumped up. increasing now at 48 degrees at the airport and 49 in the inner harbor. that number is dropping. air is really dry. west wind, 12 miles an hour. not as breezy as yesterday but we'll have the wind coming from west and the temperatures will be cooler than we experienced here for the past few days but nonetheless, closer to normal for this time of year. what happened yesterday? it was a chilly day. 57 at the airport. inner harbor. wind gusts made it seem cool. typically 62 is the high. just short of the normal and yes

also on the attack ali deluca coming up we'll see a lot of her number 10 from hillsboro new jersey.zel player to get open and run towards them. number 20 emma spiro got a pass from ali deluca, ali deluca ran across, she set up a clean and that whole lane was left wide only. she did a real nice job, beautiful shot. >> mary jordan. .. good play right there for emma spiro, penn strikes first and we'll see how they go a hey. maryland was down 8-4 and they have to come back and like you said it is very difficult to make it happen. here is the draw. the first one was won by maryland. the foul will be the maryland ball. it looks like repo suggestioned -- looks like it is repo suggestioned. >> then here after the draw it will be a maryland ball, here from the first half from philadelphia. >> they have been known to get very physical. maryland likes to play a physical game. you can get banged up out here. >> they are talking about some of the playoff fence sufficiently, -- offensively, it is pretty darn good >> university of penn is doing well and they are number one in the country and maryl

the weather disturbance off the coast of new england sending some clouds down into coastal new jersey. the next batch of high clouds are just getting into southwestern west virginia. rapidly falling temperatures after sunset. those 60's iran parkland and into edgewood now. 63 at cambridge. it -- a low 60's around the parkland and into edgewood now. frost advisories are out through southern pennsylvania and the shenandoah valley. i would not be surprised if some of the low-lying areas c. frost tomorrow morning low 30's -- see some frost tomorrow morning. below 30's tomorrow morning. a week weather disturbance passing through tomorrow morning and another when taking shape out of the rockies -- another one just now taking shape out of the rockies. there is a powerful storm that we may see for the weekend. in the meantime, cooler tomorrow morning, a few high clouds in the afternoon, showers in west virginia. the showers start to push into western maryland wednesday morning. finally pushing off the coast wednesy night with skies expected to clear up again heading into thursday. 63 tomorrow

united flight 175 was probably over new jersey by this point. the minutes ticked by.o one else from the 89th floor appeared. will and cliff sheepishly started climbing back up the stairs donner as ever by the cables that connected them to their comrades. they climbed two floors and they were right at the edge of the zone of the impact of the coming plant. it was yet another decisive moment. what saved the day with people from other floors were now coming down the stairwell. they were strangers and formerly weak connections with will's hidden brain but there were many of them. besides it is getting difficult to climb against the tide of people climbing 15 stories against that kind of traffic was crazy. will and quick turn around and went with the flow. the results to get out of the stairwell and take an elevator back up. luckily for them every door they tried was locked. the stairwell was now a tunnel leading them out of the building. doors could be opened by anyone inside the building but were locked against intruders trying to enter offices from the stair well. we ar

in new jersey if you commit an armed robbery are you looking at 20 years behind bars. th is a seriousrime. you can't commit robberies because she may be dying. that's a very sympathetic fact and my heartbreaks for somebody ill and dying, but you can't violate the criminal laws. if i was her attorney of course i would make a big stink about it and make a big argument about it. >> greg just made a big stink. so sorry. >> in reality it is a factor that has to be taken into consideration by a judge, only to mitigate her sentence. it has nothing to do with whether or not she committed the crime. >> she better be dying soon. if her death sentence is years, she will spend them in jail. >> she says she has leukemia and is by polar. >> she was on the medication when she did it. >> how much money did she get? >> you definitely want to make sure robing a bank in the last thing on the bucket list. that's just good planning. >> yeah, you put it in the front and you won't be going skydiving. >> she got 7 bucket lists in that sort interview. >> we have to blame it on the terrible, terrible, terrible

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steven brooks the junior out of wycoff new jersey comes in hitting .327. he is a speed ter. one of those multitolled players for wake forest. could be higher inle lineup with that speed. as mentioned brings the average and the power as well for head coach tom walter. brooks was 17th steels in base. one of those leaders in the acc. a guy who kind of does it call for the demon deacons ball club. eriksson wears the number 17. a 1-1 pitch. hit. left center field. this will carry. that one is gone. it is a solo home run for steven brooks in wake forest on the board early with a power shot off of eriksson. and for brooks that's his fourth home run of the season. we talked about his speed. one of the league leaders in the league with stolen bases. you see eriksson coming in with a fastball and it's a pitch that got too much of the plate. i'm sure eriksson was trying to hit that inside corner. good compact swing. you see the pitch gets too much of the plate. brooks turns on it and hits it out of the ballpark for the first run of the demon deacons. >> jason: wake forest didn't score

the count 2-1 on the senior out of west field, new jersey. team leader in batting average in rbis.ly at the belt. the right-hander comes home. swung on and fouled off to the left side. eric whaley here in the 8th inning facing left-handed hitting mike murray. steven brooks leads off at 1st . miami got pa big insurance run by harold martinez in the last half inning. count run is full on murray. murray 6-foot foot, 232- pounder. mac williamson waiting on deck. >> wicho: a good count here, jason. 3-2. you expect a hitter like murray to put the ball in play here. you might get the runners going here or the runner going here to stay out of a double play. >> jason: murray is 4-7 in the series against hurricane pitching last year, he hit .364 in the series against the canes. brooks is diving back in time. >> wicho: brooks leaning a little bit there. looked like his first move was to 2nd base. there is a baserunner here. you almost treat to like a hit- and-run. what you are doing is you just -- you know the hitter is there -- you are expecting the hitter to put the ball in play. either way