in new jersey. and so we're going to have to have a fight about this over the summer. i'm looking forward to it. i called them back into session. they felt they were leaves june 28th. the end of the session, ready for summer vacation. our constitutional allows the governor to call the legislature back in for special session. i did july 2nd about the importance of trying to reach bipartisan compromise on this issue, i gave a speech. making our state for kpetable and giving taxpayers relief was much more important than the politics of the day on a speech i have not been invited to give, i'll attend but have absolutely no knowledge whether or not heil i'll be speaking. obviously they're concerned about that. i offered my hand of compromise to democrats on the issue of compromise and the hand was slapped back. the question for leadership is what do you do? two options as i see it. it option one, go in the corner, hold your breath, say i'm not work wig these people anymore because they're mean, and thera

on the new jersey turnpike i thought i might become one. >> sunday in new jersey.people coming from the jersey shore. that's the way it goes. >> my question had to do with the federal state relationship. i just wanted to see a few comments and views from state side because here in washington we see things differently. particularly in areas like education or more recently health care insurance. in some sense is the federal intrusion into areas that were more traditionally state responsibilities helpful or hurtful for the state? >> it's generally hurtful. issues like health, the idea that the federal government will give a one size fits all program and think it will work just as effectively as it will in montana. it makes no sense from a gut perspective. the health challenges i face in the most densely populated state in america with 8.8 million people with that kind of urban population, i face some extraordinarily different challenges than brian did in montana. why is it that anyone down here and this is the arrogance of the federal government. they believe that dow

the federal approach and the new jersey approach. what i just outlined is but new jersey approach. doesn't make every day a happy day. doesn't make every day an easy day for sure. but what people in new jersey are seeing is the government is getting things done for them and the state is getting better. 85,000 private-sector jobs. the best year in home sales since 2007. our best job growth since 2000, we had a decade of jobs in new jersey. we had zero net job growth in the private sector in new jersey. 2,011 was our best year of job growth since 2000 and 2012 is outpacing 2011 already. people are noticing and things are happening in our state. in the end my message is leadership is the only thing that will make a difference. if you -- the only thing that will make a difference. leadership is not just about obstructionism. leadership is also not about caving every time you get pushed. leadership is about this and about understanding and communicating to people. here's what i stand for and i will not be moved but on other issues leaving room for discussion and accomplishing principled

in new jersey it is special because we have special new jersey math. the tax applies to all individuals or businesses which have over $400,000 in income. that is the millionaires' tax. for under thousand dollars in income. -- 400,000 in ancon. when you're trying to market your state, that raises difficultly. how do you market your state? i would go around saying listen, come to new jersey. if you are not a millionaire but you want to feel like one come to new jersey. we will tax you like one. [laughter] even tell all your friends ip the millionaires' tax. we already had a millionaire's tax. this proposal was for a surcharge on top of that to raise it to 10.75%. it took place as only below hawaii at that point. in terms of top tax rates. i vetoed that tax increase because i thought it made is not competitive. the senate president came down. i viewed it with the bill. i said "here it is.' " they do not call it a tax. maybe people will not read it. i just said wait a second. sit down. i do not want you to waste your time. we went ahead and continue to pus

not only was she supported by both the senators from new jersey, but governor christie of new jersey. so i'm glad we're finally going to do this one. entered plaintiffs have no way to recover the cost of medical expenses, lost wages or other damages. every month, there is another drag on the economy as small business owners have to wait to have their contract disputes resolved. we get paid whether we show up for work or not. why don't we let these 20 nominees go to work for the american people? so, mr. president, i ask my full statement be made part of the record. i see -- i see the distinguished senior senator from new jersey on the floor. if he seeks the floor, i yield to time. otherwise, i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from new jersey. mr. menendez: i want to talk about -- the presiding officer: the senator -- mr. lautenberg: i ask unanimous consent the calling of the roll be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. lautenberg: thank you, mr. president. i tha

>> new jersey governor tells us what he really thinks about mitt romney and opens up about his life-long battle with weight. >>> and from those abercrombie models to the harvard baseball guys, it's this summer's viral hit. we'll go inside the cult of, "call me maybe." >> good evening. i'm juju chang. tonight the story of a young millionaire, who vanished from his yacht in the middle of the night. less than a week later, his wife and his mother are already in a nasty legal battle over his $100 million fortune. a mystery raising tantalizing questions at every turn. did his wife ask for a divorce before his fatal sail? could he have staged his disappearance? maybe he's still alive. here is matt gutman. >> reporter: he was a dashing self-made millionaire, had a glamourous wife. >> i love you. >> four kids. he'd amassed almost $200 million in a huge natural gas deal. that money bought him this waterfront mansion in ft. lauderdale. he hob knocked with celebrities. to clear his head, he's take his fishing boat, telling jerry levine -- >> i have a hard time clearing my mind anyway. this is a goo

for schools in new jersey, that is a big challenge. you have to have quite an ego to do that effectively. >> right here on the aisle. >> governor, you mentioned 85,085 -- 85,000 new private- sector employees in your state. there have been massive job losses in the state that has led to higher unemployment in this country. would you support a request by the governors to the u.s. congress that would request additional federal funds so that states could hire back some of these is essential employees they have been forced to let go? >> no. >> why? >> it is only a temporary ban day. john corzine -- it is only a temporary band aid. i cut $820 million from our k- 12 educational program to balance our budget. that is what we are going to do, federalize the state, he continued to give us these -- this money, we continue to -- we continue to give us this money and we continue to hire people. where is this money coming from? going to pay these folks afterwards. i do not see it. christie whitman left office in january of 2001. there have been some

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: mr. speaker, i yield myself three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. pallone: thank you, mr. speaker. today reminds me of the movie "groundhog day." for those of you who aren't familiar with the movie, it's about a tv weatherman who finds himself repeating the same day over and over again. no matter what he does, he's stuck on the same day. do that soundfamiliar? , i think it ds. today we will take yet another show vote repealing the affordable care act which will never become law. in fact, we're wasting two days debating its repeal when congress should be focusing on jobs and reducing the deficit. this exercise in futility does nothing but attempt to turn the clock back on all the many benefits already in place for americans across this country. meanwhile it increases the deficit, puts insurance companies back in charge of americans' health care, increases costs and cuts benefits for medicare seniors and eliminates $40 billion in tax credi

district judge for the district of new jersey at that time. he graduated cum laude, third in his class at new york university school of law. his academic achievement earned him membership in the new york university law review, where he served as articles editor and membership in the honor society, and while at new york university school of law he was awarded the american judicial society prize, the pomeroy prize and the moot court advocacy award. shows the breadth and scope of his intellectual ability. he has demonstrated an admiral commitment to public service. a member of the board of trustees of the essex counties, coauthor of the pennsylvania guide of circuit practice, he's written and spoken on a host of legal topics. he's also an active member of the new jersey and federal bar associations. so throughout his career, kevin mcnulty has demonstrated a strong analytical abilities are, rapid research skills, outstanding work ethic and i believe he is well equipped to serve with distinction as district judge for the district of new jersey. in s

the whole world anxiously watching to find out if sean goldman would stay in brazil or go back to new jerseynally just before christmas of 2009, david and his lawyers got good news, an ironclad ruling that sean must go home immediately. the handover took place on christmas eve. by then, tensions had reached an almost hysterical state. sean's visibly upset grandparents approached the consulate on foot. his mom's brazilian husband came next, with his arm wrapped around sean. in his yellow shirt, there was no missing sean goldman. in the frenzied crush of cameras, with people screaming, horns honking, helicopters circling, and police on guard, it was overwhelming. >> do you remember much about that last day? it was a tough thing to watch. you're a little boy. >> 9 years old. >> what do you remember about that day? >> getting dragged through streets full of cameramen and a lot of people pushing. and hearing a lot of yelling and people calling my name. i just wanted to shoot through everybody. >> he was also confused and conflicted. >> did you want to leave? >> i had mixed feelings. >> yeah. what

the problem with chris christie as governor of new jersey.rnor of new jersey is not cutout for the presidency yet. he is not mitt romney's type of guy. he's unruffled gruff he says things like calling people numb nuts. that does not play in the romney house. >> cenk: and i hear that romney is looking for someone he could get along with, and he does not want someone who is as dull as he is. that's why his top two candidates are rob portman and tim polenti. one last thing i'm going to go over the top. if he picks polenti who is apparently is leading if you believe the reporting i think he loses. >> it's not because polenti is a disaster. he's such a flat-out zero he could not possibly shake things up one way or another. it's the mindset playing it too safe and doesn't want to win bad enough. >> i'm glad you said the second part. no one votes for the vice president. but it is the mindset. it just shows what kind of a guy mitt romney. the kind of people--and listen, to some people he's going to appeal to some people. but you're right, it's not th

i now yield to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. smith, mr. smith is the chairman of the africa global health and human rights subcommittee, on the foreign affairs committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for two minutes. mr. franks: for three, mr. chairman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognize for three minutes. mr. smith: thank you very much. i thank my friend for yielding. mr. speaker, pain. we all dread it, avoid it, even fear it. and go to extraordinary lengths to mitigate its very terity and duringation -- its severity and duration. many americans know that abortion methods are vimet and include a dismemberment of a child's fragile body, chemical poisoning and needles to the baby's heart. there is nothing humane, benign or compassionate about abortion. it is violence against children and it hurts women. but the relatively new scientific understanding that unborn children are forced to endure ex tretionating pain,

and more than 40 states have it new york and new jersey do not have it. all right? and we now are going on a campaign. but you don't believe in jessica's law. >> i was going to say good for new york and new jersey. because you want -- i'm here to help. you and -- >> bill: not helping the kids though by imposing jessica's law. >> i am. it's still important to grow up in a land of freedom where judges have discretion. i gave expert testimony in lots of cases in which drug charges were involved. in which the judge had no discretion to be human, to factor in other -- >> bill: 15, 20 years they gave it away like candy, why? because a judge couldn't be a judge. it was a recipe book. >> bill: so crimes so heinous they could not be left to the discretion of a guy like this judge murphy. this all happened because a

what i outlined is the new jersey approach. it does not make every day a happy or easy day for sure. the state is getting better. 85,000 new jobs. the best year in home sales in 2012 is 2007. our best job growth year of last year since 2000, we had a decade of joblessness. 2009 we had zero net job growth. 2011 was our best year since 2000. 2012 is outpacing 2011 already. people are noticing. things are happening. in the end, leadership is the only thing that will make the difference. it is the only thing that'll make the difference. leadership is not about obstructionism. leadership is also not about keeping every time you get pushed. leadership is about new ones and communicating to people here is what i stand for. on these issues i will not be moved. on other issues, leaving room for discussion and accomplishing principled compromise where it can be. that is why i have great respect for them. democrats do not agree on a lot of things. we have worked together. we put the business first and politics second. that is why it is dis

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the gentleman from new jersey, mr. holt. mr. holt: my amendment would offer oil companies a choice, they could choose to either continue to produce royalty-free oil in the gulf and not get new leases or pay their fair share and proceed with this drilling that would be allowed under this law under this legislation. my amendment does not break contracts. it simply would not force companies to give up their leases and would impose a condition on future leases and as a congressional research service has stated, as a general matter, the united states has broad discretion in setting the qualifications of those with home it contracts, unquote. these oil companies are the most profitable companies in the history of the world and yet they receive more than $4 billion a year in taxpayer subsidies. and on top of that, they get to drill for free on all these public lands because of a quirk in the 1995 law that came about because that republican congress wasn't eager to make oil companies pay, we shouldn't continue to give them a free ride. i

the gentleman from new jersey. mr. andrews: we share the gentleman from wisconsin's concern about squeezing down health care costs and the record shows that since the affordable care act was enacted, growth in medicare costs which has been 8% annually has fallen to 6% by stopping giving corporate giveaway profits while increasing medicare benefits. i'm pleased to yield to a woman that being a woman should not mean pay-go higher premiums. the gentlelady from california, ms. woolsey, two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. ms. woolsey: our ranking member today has proven something that is very clear to me. this is baloney, the arguments are baloney. so baloney, baloney, baloney. we are hear, mr. speaker, standing on the house floor for the 31st time with the majority serving more baloney regarding the affordable care act. they haven't brought a single jobs bill to the floor but for the 31st time they are voting to repeal the affordable care act. this is just a political show. i

to see how hard i'm working. >> reporter: for a better life beyond the city. >> nbc news camden, new jersey and that is nbc "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today". good night everyone. >>> good evening, i'm diane dwyer. the farmer's market was shut down and a dozen stores evacuated in san jose today and that's because police were concerned about a possible bomb in the willow glen

look, here's the crazy part-- this bill is dead in new york, but in new jersey, the state assembly voted decriminalize 15 grams of pot, but their governor doesn't want to do it. >> governor chris christie says he's going to veto it. this is not something he is in support of. >> jon: you know what this means, people? we're a gov-swap away from making the garden state the ( bleep ) look at that garden state! ( laughter ) i don't think it would be too hard to get either one of these guys to touch a skull, get drunk, and pee into a fountain and do the whole switch. what's the deal with vetoing it, chris christie? i thought you were cool, man. >> the federal government, whether you agree or disagree, still says marijuana is an illegal drug. i don't think the state should be in the business of undercutting the federal government on that policy. >> jon: as much as i disagree, i don't think marijuana should be illegal, but it is illegal on the federal level. governor christie is a former prosecutor, a man of conviction. >> he intend to go forward. if someone wants to stop us, they'll have to tak

christie went to washington yesterday to give a speech about leadership, new jersey style.on, the governor who just ten days ago called a reporter at a news conference an idiot, said leadership is about nuance. that was his word. nuance. and to prove what a master of nuance he can be, chris christie didn't call anyone at the brookings institution an idiot. and then he said this amazingly wonderful honest thing about mitt romney. he talked openly about what drives him crazy about romney and the horrible frustration he has experienced in making appearances with romney on the campaign trail. >> we shouldn't listening to political consultants whispering in our ear to tell us, say as little as possible. we shouldn't be listening to those voices who say, just use the party doctrine and don't stray. we should be telling people how we think and how we feel and let them judge us up or down. you can't lead by being a mystery. you can't lead by being an enigma. you can't lead by being aloof. you can't lead by being programmed. i think you have to lead by being yourself and being who y

the jets train in new jersey, they play in new jersey, the giants train in new jersey, they play in new ask you this, just weigh in what you think about the roberts decision. we just had donald trump on, he always says great things about you, but he was slamming the chief justice. >> you're a lawyer. >> i can sort of make a case for what he was thinking if you go back and look at his writings before he has ascended to that appointment, and he said, talked about the humility of the court and being humble, and not doing things where you know the court would actually change something this big, he would rather have that done through the legislative process. do you give him any credit for maybe getting out of the way on something this major? >> they took it in the first place and so i don't know necessarily that a punt was the right thing to do here. i think it was a wrong decision and i think they should have ruled on the first klaus grounds and should have left it at that. i think it was the wrong decision. >> crazy to come down and say it. that's why so many news organizations, how are th

new jersey's governor chris christie is not afraid of a little shouting match. me on the jersey shore. >> you're a real big-shot. you're a real big-shot, shooting your mouth off. you're a big-shot. >> walking away. keep walking! keep walking! >> it looked like a scene from mtv's "jersey shore." in fact, it took place at the actual jersey shore, and bieve it or not, that's new jersey governor chris christie. an aide close to governor christie says "the instigator was swearing at the governor, who was with his children on the boardwalk. he is a father first, and it's hard to find fault with his spontaneous reaction." christie's straight-talk approach has made him a rising star in the republican party. ♪ born to run >> and on many political short lists of potential running mates. >> i love being governor of new jersey, you can tell, but the fact is, if governor romney picked up the phone and called, you have to pick up the call and listen at least. >> but would mr. romney be okay with a vice president who said this? >> your rear end's going to get thrown in jail, id

this happening right now in new jersey. now the main broke overnight about an hour from new york city. a huge amount of water was rushing down the street and they were scrambling to get people out. the scene resembled a river flooding several buildings and homes there were flooded and there were reports of low water pressure as you can imagine in the area. workers were struggling to stop the flow of water. >>> we are familiar with that sight there. >> absolutely. we will stay on top of that and bring you pictures here on the air and on abc2news.com. >>> a maryland man who visits sick kin dressed as batman losing gigs right and left. >> you may remember him. the guy got pulled over for driving the bat mobile? we explain why hospitals are turning hmm away. >> and you do not want to mess with her. a cockeysville woman proves age is just a number. why she was attacked after she was walking her dog but didn't take this lying down. >> and it's going to be warm and humid today. but the hot and humid weather will be back but you may

you went to rikers, then to state prison in new jersey. prison. >> that's right. >> what was a profound moment there? >> anytime 22-year-old correction officer could tell you to bend over or get naked or do anything and you lose your freedom, i think right then, you realize that you're in prison. it's just not being famous a athlete is going to help you. it's at that point right there, when you can't do anything and somebody's telling you what to do at all times. >> i've got to ask you this because we have this whole thing with penn state and jerry sandusky. you had an issue when you were a child. do you think that affected your behavior as an adult? you were molested. did you deal with that as a child? >> i did. coming from an interracial relationship with my mother being white and my father being black, there was times where i didn't want to cause any more drama to them, so i kept a lot of things to myself. until i got to prison, i couldn't keep a memo mor of journal. it just started flowing. i never meant to be a book. i was just sendin

they were essentially running this surveillance operation in new jersey unbeknownst to cops in new jersey. it amounted to the monitoring of many muslims across the hudson river from new york city. they were keeping files for instance on sermons delivered at mosques there they were logging the movement and comments of political organizations organizers. they were tracking the location of muslims where they ate, where they shopped. what sports venues they went to. nobody beyond the nypd might ever have found out about this had it not been for that building super who saw something and said something to that 911 operator. listen. >> the computer hardware, software, you know, laying around? >> um-huh. >> there is pictures of terrorists there is pictures of our neighboring buildings that we have. >> in new brunswick? >> yes. >> thus, the nypd was called out and embarrassed by a citizen doing exactly what the nypd tells us all to do. >> shepard: the nypd has said from the beginning of this that there is nothing wrong with this. it's not illegal, right? >> they said it's absolutely legal and abso

democratic senator from new jersey robert menendez agrees the $1 million threshold is better. he's "outfront" tonight. senator, why do you think $1 million is better? >> i didn't say $1 million is better. i was asked on the show whether $250,000 was the right amount. and i said i would like to get it higher. but the bottom line is what we really need is to ensure overwhelmingly that middle class taxpayers get the continuing relief. and that's the overwhelming part of america. now, in a higher-cost state like new jersey, you might say that the 250 is on the lower side. but certainly what we can't afford is what our republican colleagues want, which is continuing tax cuts for people who make above $1 million, millionaires, billionaires, the country cannot afford that. and at a time in which the country needs those who have the wherewithal to help it, i would think that those tax cuts should not continue. >> what kind of number would be comfortable for you? because clearly, there's a pretty big gap between $250,000, which, as you would know in your own state, there can be plenty

or new jersey power and light, whoever your current provider. system but the wholesale business of buying those electrons and getting them to you would go through the same physical means but somebody else is going to buy them in bulk and sell them to you and your local utility is going to bill you for it. if you have a storm and a tree falls on a line up the street, the same line crews are going to come through and nix fix it. it becomes a marketing gamebut. they'll offer you frequent flier miles if you sign up with them. they'll offer you a fixed rate forson numb for a certain number of months or years. lately rates have gone down. you might get locked into a higher rate. it's not going to make a difference which one you sign up with. >> gary, caller. penn valley, california. welcome. >> caller: hi. i wanted to ask the speakers about the effects of the emp on the entire power grid. what it would do and totally cause a great disruption. i don't want the speaker to hold back at all on the explanation of exactly what that means to every individual

who is really the boss in new jersey? on friday, the show reported the state of mississippi was on the verge of effectively banning abortion by way of a new law about to shut down the only clinic in the entire state. the law added reg ygzs for the one clinic that other types of clinics do not have to follow. in particular, they required doctors at the clinic to have admitting privileges to the hospital. the owner of the clinic told us her doctors have applied but not one has said yes. with the law taking effect on sunday, the clinic faced a choice of shutting down or breaking the law. unless the federal court stepped in. hours before the clinic was supposed to open this morning, a federal judge blocked the law. he issued a temporary restraining order until july 11th when they hear arguments for a permanent injukz. he wrote, plaintiff has offered evidence that the act's purpose is to eliminate abortions in mississippi. no safety or health concerns motivated the passage. because it is on videotape. >> we're going to continue

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, not criminal organizations across new jersey, who are benefiting from it now. >> jon: okay, well let's replace-- ( laughter ) actually, you don't need to replace any words in that. ( laughter ) for it to be a justification to decriminalize marijuana. i know how to fix this. governor. sports betting and weed are not as different as you might think. clearly, gamin gaming is your t. that's cool. here's what i'd like you to do. why don't you just think of using marijuana as betting you're going to have a better day. ( laughter ) ( applause ) so you know, chris christie is hardly-- chris christie is hardly the only politician to figure out that marijuana can be hazardous to your career. wyatt cenac has more. >> the obama administration has made its views about the war on drugs exceptionally clear-- >> marijuana advocates accuse the obama administration of cracking down more on medical marijuana than george bush ever did. >> raids and other tactics have forced as many as 200 growers and distributors to cease operation. >> which is interesting considering a new biography that reveals details

. >> also, stranded above a new jersey boardwalk, a teenager makes a leap of faith. we'll have those stories in just a moment. >>> in california it is a case of the rescued becoming the rescuer. an injured hiker with a broken leg was waiting for help in southern california last week. a helicopter from the california highway patrol touched down, but a paramedic inside was struck by a helicopter blade as he was exiting. the injured hiker was a doctor and he says his instincts kicked in. >> my best friend comes running up the hill with this ashenned look on his face. he's like, dude, the rotor just hit this guy. i think he's dead. he wasn't breathing very well. there was periods where he wasn't breathing at all. i was ready to put the traishial tube into his airway when he started coughing and moving his hand. >> another hiker helped hold i.v. bags as the paramedic made the 41-mile flight to the hospital. at last word he was listed in critical condition. >>> a new jersey teenager is an internet sensation. after taking a daring leap of faith. melanie was stuck on a ride

can see how hard i'm working. >> reporter: for a better life beyond the city. >> nbc news camden, new jerseyhat is nbc "nbc nightly news" for this tuesday. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today". good night everyone. matters. pioneers in outsourcing us jobs supports tax breaks overseas. insourcing. industry and favors bring jobs home. it matte