this is not new jersey. so if you are in new jersey, just so you know. okay.k about next? what do you think? >> let's talk about this mom at tennessee. looked at her baby's diaper and saw an idea that led to business success. here's her story in this week's "how we got started." >> can i have it? thank you! you want to wear it? >> margarita's idea started with her first child and her idea to make cloth diapers work. >> when i brought the ideas to my friends and families, a lot of them were like you're crazy, i'll give you two weeks. it was just the most cost effective option for diapering my baby. >> reporter: the cloth diaper she bought did the job but she wanted a better look and fit. >> i was looking at them. you always get these ideas on how you can make something look better and i've always sewn all my life. >> when she first started making the diapers, the diaper was not pretty. i was like are you going to put that on our child? it was pretty ugly. >> reporter: she perfected her design and took the leap. she placed an order for 2,000 diapers to be made.

they're from new jersey.re not and i told cuomo a number of times, take them back. >> so far manchester mayor michael frisolo says snooki and j-woww have not caused any problems in the town. good news there. we'll keep you posted on assemblymen's banter. >>> a video posted on youtube vows it can get ugly. two businessmen begin to argue over who flagged first and that's when this happened. it posted on the website of "the new york daily news." first, pushing, i think we're okay. here comes the flying arm bar. nice move to get him down, try to get in the cab, then the choke hold then he finally gives up, throws him the cab and pats him on the head. you're out of here. i like how he closes the door for him. let's watch it one more time. not sure where it wrote. asked local readers to identify these grown men in business attire slap frighting over a cab. still ahead on "way too early," why you're awake. your e-mails are next and "morning joe" minutes away. [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be nice if there was an ea

this is not new jersey. so if you are in new jersey, just so you know. okay.k about next? what do you think? >> let's talk about this mom at tennessee. looked at her baby's diaper and saw an idea that led to business success. here's her story in this week's "how we got started." >> can i have it? thank you! you want to wear it? >> margarita's idea started with her first child and her idea to make cloth diapers work. >> when i brought the ideas to my friends and families, a lot of them were like you're crazy, i'll give you two weeks. it was just the most cost effective option for diapering my baby. >> reporter: the cloth diaper she bought did the job but she wanted a better look and fit. >> i was looking at them. you always get these ideas on how you can make something look better and i've always sewn all my life. >> when she first started making the diapers, the diaper was not pretty. i was like are you going to put that on our child? it was pretty ugly. >> reporter: she perfected her design and took the leap. she placed an order for 2,000 diapers to be made.

tony guida reports on why camden, new jersey, is making this dramatic move. a bumper crop of bad apples, thanks to fickle weather. manuel bojorquez talks to orchard owners counting up their losses. and new meaning to the phrase "a dog's life." michelle miller takes us inside a new luxury pet hotel. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> reid: good evening. i'm chip reid. of the 38 days remaining until election day, the most important of all may be this coming wednesday when president obama and mitt romney meet in denver for the first of three debates. the stakes are sky high, especially for mr. romney. running mate paul ryan made the case for a mitt romney presidency today in the toss-up state of new hampshire. >> we have got to stop spending money we don't have. >> reporter: vice president joe biden campaigned in battled ground florida, where he argued that the obama administration inherited trillion-dollar deficits from the bush administration. >> they put two wars on a credit card, not paying a penny, not paying a penny. >> reid: mea

republican side paul ryan they all spoke out about this also. >> judge jeanine: well -- >> so, you know, new jerseydge jeanine: is there survivors you port for this, senator? is there support for a law that would prevent these guys from stepping foot in jersey? >> well, i think there will be. because we just passed sports betting in the state of new jersey. you know, we license boxing referees. and when we pass the sports betting all of the professional leagues sued new jersey and sade you are violating the integrity of our sports. well, putting fake referees in the games is violating the integrity of the sport, too. you can't have it both ways. and again, this is -- this is a financial thing that once -- a lot of money is wagered on these games also besides the safety of the players. a fairness issue. >> judge jeanine: the safety of the players is paramount. but let me ask you this, senator, very quickly. how does a referee who is three feet away miss that pla blatant offensive pushoff. is this about money? what happened. the guy is not blind. he was there. >> the other thing is, is it possible th

international suspense, the world watching to see if sean goldman would stay in brazil or go back to new jersey. until finally, just before christmas 2009, david and his lawyers got good news. an iron-clad ruling that sean must go home immediately. the handover took place on christmas eve, and by then, tensions had reached an almost hysterical state. sean's visibly upset grandparents approached the u.s. consulate on foot. his mom's brazilian husband came next, arm wrapped tightly around sean. there was no missing sean goldman. in the frenzied crush of cameras, people screaming, horns honking, helicopters circling and police on guard, he was overwhelmed. 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 the 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 conflicted. did you want to leave? >> i had mixed feelings. >> what were the feelings? >> i

it's a so-called snookiville law introduced by the new jersey assembly today. it would give scenarios control of filming under way in the garden state. it would require film crews to pay for additional police officers who are sometimes called out to control the crowds. to visit the cake boss, they might be needed to break up fights among some of those real housewives of new jersey. i thought that's what the situation was for. >> snookiville. can you top that? >> i don't know if i can. but definitely getting a lot of press there in new jersey after that show has been out. tuesday, wednesday, and thursday numbers in the mid- to upper 80s the next couple of days inland. and then we will have some 90s returning by this saturday and sunday. so we'll bounce back into summer as we head into saturday and sunday. >> thanks for joining us. "nightly news" is next. we'll see you again for more local news at 6:00.

>> reporter: i did her name is carol o'hare and her mother 79-year-old moving from new jersey to danville, to live with her. carol says 11 years later the anniversary is like reliving that day. from song to silence memorial service in union city honors passengers and crew of san francisco bound flight 93. >> christian adams, todd beamer. >> reporter: carol o'hare of danville lost her mother 11 years ago today. >> i woke up to a happy day my mother was moving from california to new jersey. >> reporter: that chapter of their life to the would never come to be. >> the day devolved from there not knowing where she was, not finding anything out until i was on the phone with my sister in new jersey. we saw it on the crawl line on cnn that flight 93 had crashed in rural pennsylvania. i think everything went to hell from there for everybody, especially my mom. >> reporter: michael emerson created this place of reflection. a marine, determined to not let the victims be forgotten. >> when i told family members i was coming out with flowers, i said -- they said i would like to come, then the mayor a

same exact intersection in linden, new jersey, legally crossing the street. watch this driver who comes -- >> oh, ooh! >> nearly pmisses that pedestrin and almost hits into a car at the intersection, didn't even miss a step. >> common and not only shocking to watch but can help police out in various ways. joining us "right this minute" is the sergeant of the lyndon, new jersey, police department mike babowlsski. >> we use them to show the dangerousness of the intersection. people don't believe how dangerous until they see these. >> they can help you solve crimes? >> oh, yeah. to solve robberies. for everything. >> what is the typical excuse? >> i didn't see it. the yellow was too short. >> why did you explain a video, the guy's park and he drove right through? >> i believe the people are toying with cell phones, ipods, my personal opinion of it. >> how do you try to prevent it? >> prevent it stop for red and pay attention. the are ka's a weapon. you need to be very careful when you're operating. >> are police able to track that driver down? >> we actually use

>> reporter: i did her name is carol o'hare and her mother 79-year-old moving from new jersey to danville, to live with her. carol says 11 years later the anniversary is like reliving that day. from song to silence memorial service in union city honors passengers and crew of san francisco bound flight 93. >> christian adams, todd beamer. >> reporter: carol o'hare of danville lost her mother 11 years ago today. >> i woke up to a happy day my mother was moving from california to new jersey. >> reporter: that chapter of their life to the would never come to be. >> the day devolved from there not knowing where she was, not finding anything out until i was on the phone with my sister in new jersey. we saw it on the crawl line on cnn that flight 93 had crashed in rural pennsylvania. i think everything went to hell from there for everybody, especially my mom. >> reporter: michael emerson created this place of reflection. a marine, determined to not let the victims be forgotten. >> when i told family members i was coming out with flowers, i said -- they said i would like to come, then the mayor a

stronger storms are affecting new jersey. if you look west into pennsylvania, there are some lingering showers. so there's a line of pretty good squall line this morning around 5 or 67:00. that's really diminished in intensity here recently. it's all connected with a cold front, which is just coming into western ohio now. and that front may give us fits this afternoon and this evening. but it will eventually bring some very nice weather to the area. we'll talk about it in just a minute. >>> a big story this morning. remembering art modell. the original owner of the baltimore ravens who passed away thursday. the ravens and the modell family will hold a silent public tribute at m&t bank stadium. that's where our 11 news reporter joins us live with more. sheldon? >> good morning, rob and lisa. fans have already started to line up. this public viewing doesn't start until 9:00 this morning. fans have shown up wearing their ravens gear. this is a testament to how much art modell has had an impact on the history. his casket will be

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in new jersey. but also i just told you, we made a concerted effort to lower the number of public employees. our government had gotten too big and too bloated. we needed to make it smaller. that's going to have an effect on those numbers. a short-term effect. the long-term effect is going to be we're going to take more money out of the government, back into the private sector. we've gone 90,000 new private sector jobs since i was elected governor. in the last 12 months, fourth high et state in america in the creation of new private sector jobs. so new jersey comeback has begun, piers. it's going to take us a while. digging out of a heck of a hole. we're going to get there. >> people who heard your speech have been a bit critical. since this was entirely a pitch and play for him to be president, you -- you have literally no aspiration to be leader the free world? >> since last october, i've traveled to 15 different states for mitt romney. i sat -- harassment in my office for an hour that somehow mitt

i've got to wonder, was that a big problem at the new jersey dmv?l-assad gave a rare interview to journalists addressing accusations by the international community of being a violent, tyrannical dictator. here to defend him are assad's two best friends from growing up. [ cheers and applause ] >> hey, hello. >> hi. so now, president assad's forces have openly attacked thousands of protesters all over syria, and is considered to be one of the most dangerous leaders alive. you say you're his friends. do you guys actually like him? >> oh yeah. >> oh yeah, definitely. >> absolutely. >> i mean, he's our buddy, and he's like, always there for us. >> yeah, yeah, we hang out all the time. we just get along. you know, he's a good guy. i mean, i feel like sometimes he thinks a lot more about himself than other people. >> yeah, yeah, like -- okay, we were at my friend's baby shower, and everyone was like, "oh look at those cute little boots, that cute jumper --" >> and bash comes back and he's like, "oh you think all this stuff is cool? you should see my army."

in new jersey it was 355 per gallon -- $3.55 per gallon. i thought i would put some in my suitcase and drive it home with me. >> $3.55? >>> some very warm air a aloft. we have dense fog around the bay and anything will burn off fast 50 to 62 and 62 is livermore more. san rafael is in there and there is hardly a puff of a sea breeze. high pressure is building up for about a day or two. it really unceasebly cool and -- seasonably -- unseasonably cool and for us we get a warmup for the next couple of days inland and 50s to 90s and almost 100s out in the valley. hot inland, thick coastal fog, probably santa cruz and capitoa. 72 in oakland 94 antioch 88 morgan hill, 78 vallejo, 83 san mateo and it will continue to be hot and cooler weather kicks in saturday and for everyone else saturday into monday, pam. >>> 4:51, a looming dead line for online shoppers, the reason your purchases is should kick in. the reason for 'unusual find something showed up at a construction site in san francisco. really. my students actually ended up teaching me. (foreig

then there's new jersey. it had the highest taxes in the country, a $10 billion deficit, and a depressed economy when first-year governor chris christie took office. but after looking at the books, he decided to walk away from a long-planned and much-needed project with new york and the federal government to build a rail tunnel into manhattan. it would have helped the economy and given employment to 6,000 construction workers. lots of jobs. >> yeah. i canceled it. i mean, listen, the bottom line is, i don't have the money. and you know what? i can't pay people for those jobs if i don't have the money to pay them. where am i getting the money? i don't have it. i literally don't have it. >> this is going on all over the country. >> yes. of course it is. it's not like you can avoid it forever, 'cause it's here now, and we all know it's here, and the federal government doesn't have the money to paper over it anymore either for the states. the day of reckoning has arrived. that's it. and it's gonna arrive everywhe

the gentleman from new jersey. mr. garrett: and i thank you. and at this time i'd like to yield five minutes to th sponsor of the legislation before us, the gentleman from florida who recognizes while the president may have presented a plan to this congress, that bill went down 414-and to the senate 97-0, the gentleman from florida. mr. van hollen: if the gentleman will yield? mr. garrett: i yield to the gentleman from florida. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized for five minutes. mr. west: i thank you, mr. speaker. this is not a charade. i was part of the military for 22 years. i know the type of cuts will do to the military. i know what this type of cuts will do to nondefense discretionary. it is all we've accomplished in education and weaken programs to help families that send young people and adults to possible. secretary of education, arne duncan. this will force defense cuts that in my view would do catastrophic damage to our militarynd the ability to be able to protect our country.

>>con ironia alguien muestra al presidente y su esposa comiendo papas fritas y hamburguesa >>en new jerseyde estudiantes también decidieron hacer una huelga a la hora de almuerzo >>antes eran 825 calorias, ahora 750 a 850. >>reemplazar papas fritas y pizza por una porción de pechuga de pollo y vegetales >>se trata de que tengan todo lo necesario para crecer. >>las escuelas que han empezado a preparar sus propios alimentos, han disminuido un poco el nivel de obesidad >>un debate que ha adquirido dimensiones politicas >>desde new jersey blanca rosa vilches >>los jardines que embellecen el capitolio son mantenidos por trabajadores indocumentados >>se encontró que en la nomina de trabajadores había varios sin documentos, que no fueron detectados >>y la situcion en carolina del norte ha empeorado la situación, pues es un estado con leyes severas anti indocumentados >>a tal punto a llegado la situación que la coalicion latinoamérica de charlotte ha creado un movimiento llamado familias unidas, para defenderlos y ayudarlos >>para parar las deportaciones de ellos y sus familias >>250 mil indocumen

they can attend their playoff game against the new jersey devils. and it's a pretty cheap flight because there's a two-hour layover in denver. [ laughter ] >>> well, it's almost summertime in new york city which means millions of people will be hitting the streets to see what new york in the summer has to offer. here with some tips on what they should check out is our city correspondent, stephon. [ cheers and applause ] here he is. hey, stefon. >> hi. >> what have you been up to, buddy? >> oh, the things these eyes have seen. >> yeah. now, stefon, the summer means lots of special events. what's a good venue for families looking to get together and celebrate? >> if you're looking to celebrate this summer, i know just the place for you. new york's hottest club is scampi. [ laughter ] illegally parked behind the statue of liberty. this hate speech haven is the creation of frat boy guru d-bag chopra. [ laughter ] this place has everything, zip drives, gozers, ke$ha. and guess who may drop by. is it ryan seacrest? no, it's a drowned albino who looks like

, bingo bango, we got it. >> jeff: what cotty got in his home state is a law that would require new jersey to award the electoral votes to the winner of the national popular vote no matter who wins the state. seven other states have passed laws to do the same thing. but the pact would take effect until their ranks double. the complaints, except for fund-raisers, the candidates don't campaign in roughly 40 of our 50 states. because they're not those all important swing states. visited over and over again. >> thank you so much, florida. >> hello, virginia. >> i need ohio to help me become the next president. >> we win colorado, i will get four more years. >> i think our founding fathers had it right. >> jeff: republican new jersey state representative allison says even though 62% of americans say they would support replacing the electoral college with a national popular vote, the current system ensures against big city domination. >> what i believe is that you will have large urban areas like los angeles and chicago determining the outcome of the elections. >> she also considers the popular

> we win colorado i'll get four more years. >> our founding fathers had it right. >> republican new jerseyepresentative says even though 62% of americans say they support replacing the electoral college with a national popular vote the current system ensures against big city domination. >> what i believe is that you'll have large urban areas like los angeles and chicago determining the outcome of the elections. >> she also considers the popular vote pack around an end run in amending the constitution. >> they don't have the votes so they try to go around that by going state legislatures, join us. come with us. i think it's a cop out. >> they are saying the end justifies the means. >> yes. but i don't believe they are right. >> richard cody remains optimistic. >> you think it happens? >> i think it happens. the closer the obama/romney vote gets, that's more of a factor in deciding whether or not this gets done in four years or eight years or maybe even 12. >> george w. bush was the fourth man to become president without winning the popular vote after john quincy adams, rutherford hayes and

>> senator steve sweeney, new jersey state senate president. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >>> on to national politics now. you're looking at live pictures out of westerville, ohio. mitt romney is about to hold a rally there. hitting the buckeye state hard with three stops in ohio thhout the day. anderno romney needs to rev up the crowd in ohio because there's a stunning new poll ot today and it's not looking good for mr. romney. a quinnipiac "new york times" poll shows romney is trailing president obama in ohio by ten points among registered voters. among women in ohio, the dwoo ed is more stark. obama leads by 25 points. among young voters, obama leads by a staggering 35 points. romney's political director, though, says he's not worried. >> they're sorting spiking the ball at the 30 yard line right now. ohio, there's still 42 days to go. we are in it by any stretch, inside the margin of error in ohio and the obama campaign will have problems there. >> public polls are what the public polls are. i hope the obama campaign

in new jersey.ut also i just told you. we made a concerted effort to lower the number of public employees. our government had gotten too big and too bloated. and we needed to make it smaller. that's going to have an effect on those numbers. a short-term effect. but the long-term effect is going to be we're going to take more money out of the government back into the private sector. remember this. we grow 90,000 new private sector jobs since i was elected governor in last 12 months our fourth highest rate in america in the creation of new private sector jobs. the comeback in new jersey has begun. it's going to take us awhile digging out of a heck of a hole but we'll get there. >> people who heard your speech said this was entirely a pitch and play for him to be president. you. >> i don't understand that. >> you have literally no aspirations to be leader of the free world? >> listen. since last october i have traveled to 15 different states for mitt romney. i sat and allowed you to harass me in my off

that's a lot. >> you can't pump your own gas in new jersey. i wonder if that has anything to do with it. >>> if you haven't bought your flight home for thanksgiving yet, there is still time to save me money. the cheapest flights for thanksgiving will go on sale next week. thanksgiving falls on november 22nd this year, and that is a little more than ten weeks away. farecompare.com reports the cheapest days to fly are monday, before the hollywood day, and on thanksgiving day itself. >> toys 'r' us is getting ready for the holiday season with a new reservation system. the system will allow customers to receive e-mails when they can pick up the toy in stores. it's also beefing up its layaway service as well. the company says it's trying to avoid the shopping chaos of the past few years when frantic parents would scramble at the last few minutes. does anybody remember tickle me elmo and the lengths that parents went to? back alley transaction, cash money. it was crazy! >> but all these little devices the stores come up with, the manufacturers need

the gentleman from new jersey. mr. garrett: and i thank you. and at this time i'd like to yield five minutes to the sponsor of the legislation before us, the gentleman from florida who recognizes while the president may have presented a plan to this congress, that bill went down 414-0 and to the senate 97-0, the gentleman from florida. mr. van hollen: if the gentleman will yield? mr. garrett: i yield to the gentleman from florida. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized for five minutes. mr. west: i thank you, mr. speaker. this is not a charade. i was part of the military for 22 years. i know the type of cuts will do to the military. i know what this type of cuts will do to nondefense discretionary. it is all we've accomplished in education and weaken programs to help families that send young people and adults to possible. secretary of education, arne duncan. this will force defense cuts that in my view would do catastrophic damage to our military and the ability to be able to protect our coun

jim, but i said wonderful things about new jersey. i think new jersey is beautiful.iticize the school system, the governor, or any activities in new jersey whatsoever. >> he loves teterboro. it is beautiful. >> let me give you a key to the state. it is trenton, i know you think whatever trenton is making the world is taking. >> i like cory booker allot. >> yes, i do, too. when i was allowed to contribute i did fund-raising for him. he's a terrific guy. >> you have to get out more, barry. you got such a great life in new york. if you have been to wear jim is in summit, it is really nice. i know you haven't been to summit. you have? >> excuse me. i went to michael forbes house to go motorcycle riding. >> he's average guy. that's the average new jerseyite and garden stater. >> thank you, guys. see you in a few minutes. >>> when we come back, parting shots from barry diller. stick around. we'll be right back. >>> tomorrow, a "squawk box" double play. two hours with pimco's ceo and the head of the national economic council. we'll talk the latest big easy and the countdown

>> let me tell you what he did in new jersey, david. what we did in new jersey is first you have to convince people that you've actually done everything you need to do on the spending side before you start asking people for more money. and the fact is, no one believes when you're adding $1.5 trillion in debt every year of the four years of this presidency that we've done everything we can do on the spending side. i think the first thing governor romney would have to do as president romney is prove he is serious on the spending side. deal with that issue first. when he does, he will then have credibility with the american people to be able to solve any problems that are on his desk. >> and that means even raising revenue if that's the right thing to do, raising taxes if it's necessary? >> no, listen. what it means is he is going to have credibility to address the issues and forge bipartisan compromise. the fact of the matter is, as he looks at these problems, he's going to look at them much differently than the president of the united st

the gentleman from new jersey. the gentleman from new jersey. mr.leman have additional speakers? i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington. mr. hastings: mr. speaker, i'm very, very pleased to yield three minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. sessions. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for three minutes. mr. sessions: i thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i believe the facts of the case in a have been clearly enumerated by both sides are very important for this congress to understand that this is an agreement on both sides. but i think what's happened is is that due to the -- really the leadership back in the committee, bipartisan leadership between not just mr. holt and the chairman, but also, the gentleman, mr. fleming, have come to the aid and assistance, not just in a bipartisan way but really a commonsense way. the opportunity for 1.6 million people to be able to get water who need this desperately at a time of drought, at a time of much consternation in texas wher

. >>> a new jersey lawmaker wants to ban the nfl replacement referees from new jersey.teve sweeney says he will introduce a bill to prevent those refs from calling any pro sports events in new jersey. he's really angry about the final play monday night in the seahawks/packers game. at first the refs made two different calls on that game- deciding final play. the 49ers are playing the jets in new jersey this sunday. >>> an i-care provider in wisconsin wants to help the referees who made that game deciding call. he wants to help them see more clearly. he's offering free lasik surgery for those replacement refs who officiated the game. he said those officials obviously had some vision problems. so he wants to help out. >>> back here at home, the san francisco giants say there are no plans to include melky cabrera on their postseason roster. he was suspended for 50 games, as you know, after that positive drug test on august 15th. now, he could be eligible to rejoin the giants during the national league championship series if the giants get that far. cabrera will be a free a

i know the governor of new jersey, and he is us terrific speaker. but what they said about him -- could have devoted some of that first 16 minutes to mitt romney. romney people have indicated that. neil: did they roam -- did they run this by the romney folks? did you have to do that? >> no, i did not. neil: you did so eloquently in 1984, the mantra of the party, the cause of the party. the dna of the party. you do that very well in 1984. unfortunately, it didn't help walter mondale. but that's not your fault. chris christie in what he is doing in new jersey, you don't agree with those policies. but that was -- it was emblematic of the republican approach to tackling huge issues and problems. what is wrong with him using that example? >> if only he would have established some legitimacy as to why he is on the roster. it's not that he said those things. it's that he chose to say them about himself instead of mitt romney. look, i didn't file a complaint. the romney people dead. but it is not a big deal. as a matter of fact, it is nice to hear nice thin