the gentleman from new jersey. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. sires: mr. speaker, i move the house suspend the rules and agree to h.r. 273. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will suspend. the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 273, resolution reaffirming the united states' commitment to taiwan and to the implementation of the taiwan relations act. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from new jersey and the gentleman from, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. sires: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 273 reaffirming the united states' commitment to taiwan to the implementation of the taiwan relations act. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. sires: i yield myself such time a

the chair: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: i yield to mr. schroeder, the sponsor of the blocking act. the chair: the gentleman from oregon is recognized. slowed slowed i rise in favor of the package bills to stabilize the marketplace and address drug prices. i rise in support of one bill in the package, my bill co-sponsored with buddy carter, h.r. 938, the blocking act. as we are well aware, the rising costs of drug prices is deeply impacting every american. addressing this issue does not have one solution. the blocking act is one of many that will address this larger problem. it takes action to ensure that generic drugs reach the market as quickly as possible. it saves tens of billions of dollars every year. the more competition we have, the more savings we see. t's with the knowledge that we provide generic manufacturers. unfortunately in the current system some generic manufacture delay by parking their applications once being award and not bringing their drug to market. doing so does not allow others to come to the

the chair: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: i yield to mr. schroeder, the sponsor of the blocking act. the chair: the gentleman from oregon is recognized. slowed slowed i rise in favor of the package bills to stabilize the marketplace and address drug prices. i rise in support of one bill in the package, my bill co-sponsored with buddy carter, h.r. 938, the blocking act. as we are well aware, the rising costs of drug prices is deeply impacting every american. addressing this issue does not have one solution. the blocking act is one of many that will address this larger problem. it takes action to ensure that generic drugs reach the market as quickly as possible. it saves tens of billions of dollars every year. the more competition we have, the more savings we see. t's with the knowledge that we provide generic manufacturers. unfortunately in the current system some generic manufacture delay by parking their applications once being award and not bringing their drug to market. doing so does not allow others to come to the

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: mr. chairman, can i inquire about how much time remains on both sides? the chair: the gentleman from new jersey has 4 1/2 minutes. the gentleman from oregon has a minute and a half. mr. pallone: i yield now one minute to the gentleman from oregon, mr. schrader. the chair: the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. schrader: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of h.r. 9, the climate action now act. i'm a proud co-sponsor of the bill and a long-time supporter of the paris climate accords. with the northwest on catastrophic fire alert, every year, everyone out west knows full well that climate change is a real and serious threat that needs addressing. to that end, we cannot abdicate the united states' very serious responsibility to lead the world in curb the effects of climate change. that is why i have strongly opposed the president's reckless decision to withdraw from the paris agreement. which has seriously damaged u.s. credibility on the world stage. . the importance of internatio

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: mr. chairman, i now yield a minute and a half to the sponsor of the bill, mississippi kuster from -- ms. kuster from new hampshire. the chair: the gentlelady from new hampshire is recognized for a minute and a half. ms. kuster: thank you, chairman pallone, for your guidance and leadership on the energy and commerce committee as we advance critical legislation this week to stabilize the affordable care act and drive down prescription drug costs for all americans. mr. chairman, i rise today in support of my legislation, h.r. 986, the protecting americans with pre-existing conditions act. as a patient with a pre-existing condition myself, i rise today to stand with over 52 million americans and over 200,000 granite staters who live with pre-existing conditions every single day. and they could have been denied access to health care prior to passage of the affordable care act and many were. while we recognize we need to strengthen and stabilize the a.c.a., we should equally accept a principle t

la devastaciÓn se ve de missouri a new jersey.ron con Árboles en new jersey. >>> un Árbol grande que cayÓ en la parte de atrÁs de la tuviero resguardarse cuando un tornado causÓ pÁnico arrasando arboles de raÍz y postres de electricidad, las autoridades evalÚan los daÑos. >>> peor que el huracÁn sandy, varios residentes en new jersey describieron la tormenta, ahÍ la explosiÓn de un transformador de dejÓ a cientos de residentess en la oscuridad. la tormenta paralizaron carretera y varios aeropuerto del paÍs dejando a miles de personas varadas, para esta noche se anticipa otra ronda de peligrosas tormentas y ya se han emitido alertas de tornado en el centro y noreste del paÍs. en new jersey, nadia torres noticias telemundo. >>> increÍble, la media de 27 tornados diarios es normal lo que estÁ pasando ¿deberÍamos preocuparnos? para ayudarnos a contestar estas preguntas esta . pro fre sor hay una manera de preveer los tornados. >>>no a diario. ustedes mismos en su programa tienen programa de clima, tienen programas dedicados especÍfica

the other is new jersey transit. you can get on a train that will take you underneath. a ferry. come to 34th street. pier 79 is there. the new york waterway is there. you cue up, get on to a ferry. i bet it doesn't take five minutes on a good day. five to eight minutes to get across to hoboken, new jersey. a one square mile town on the other side of the river. it's very compact. feels like a manhattan almost but with smaller buildings. tens of thousands of people live in this bedroom community. so people ride the ferries back and forth. those ferries see it all. they saw sullenberger as the play went down in the hudson. they've seen lots of difference helicopters go down. sometimes on a controlled descent for whatever reason. sometimes in a crash like today. so often it's new york ferry workers that end up saving people from the cold waters of the hudson river. i say cold because it's the middle of may. many of you have been having what is normal spring weather. no one here has been having anything like normal spring weather. yesterday it never got to 50. the day before

again, you have the new jersey economic development authority, the governor's office leading, the new jersey department of community affairs which touches every single municipality, dep you have the housing mortgage, finance agency, and the new jersey redevelopment authority which we work with leslie a lot. we are bringing all of these different entities together, working together, breaking down silos, and focusing on what is the most important thing. for us, the most important thing was ensuring that we were going to have inclusivity and equity, when it came down to economic development in these areas. this is very personal for me and so many of you out there. i am a girl from newark, that is where i start, that is what i love constantly. it is not just newark, all the other cities that play a role in this. it is we created this interagency task force, our whole role is to edify the best zones. we use the revitalization and exited an overly which hesitation to identify the 169 zones we were able to select, part of that process also we cannot forget this, is to constantly over communi

sandkamp and i'm the owner of said camp would works in new jersey. my full-time employees and i provide custom work to high-end clients from boston to new york city to here in washington, dc. i've been running my business since 1991 and i'm a member of the main reliance, national network of more than 30,000 small business owners. i'm a proud supporter of the new jersey family leave and temporary disability insurance program. the protection my business and employees count on should be available nationwide yet in most states lawmakers have failed to adopt paid family and medical leave, arming the countries 30 million businesses or 59 million employees and our communities. small firms generally don't have the capital and scale to provide paid leave. the lack of a national paid leave program has the advantage to large corporations they can use their size and market power to offer such benefits, resulting in a hiring disadvantage for small business . we can change this picture. my company provides before-and- after's upshot that shows how. before new jerse

van drew of new jersey. amendment number 29 by mr. engel of new york. the chair will reduce to two minutes the minimum time for any electronic vote after the first vote in this series. the unfinished business is the request for recorded vote on amendment number 2 printed in house report number 116-42 by the gentleman from new york, mr. espaillat, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 2, printed in house report number 116-42, offered by mr. espaillat of new york. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for po

ilit w cost this small company in central new jersey $14 million over 15 months. and buying all american isn't an option. >> the problem is, we can only, the industry is only clined about 30% of the products necessary for the industry domestically. >> reporter: these parts will equip san francisco's public transit system known a bart it will pick up the additional costs of the tariffs, which means taxpayers and riders are footing thebill. strato is hiking prices as much as 10%. >> it forces the railroads to do, pass the cost on to the shippers the shippers have to pass the cost on to the consumer, and that's every one of us. >> reporter: like thousands of other american businesses, strato is looking for ways to cut costs.kf it's wce has declined 10%. employees arewo ied, their bonuses depend on thecompany's growth. >> we've invested about $30 millionn the lastive years in new product development. we are p that way back at this point in time. and it's just -- it's slowing the development for the industry. and the economy is going in the right direction. it's growin

from a business perspective, well structured, comprehensive leave programs like new jersey's make leave simple and affordable. they spread costs without making new requirement. they drill income from a fund to get by -- they draw income from a fund. like workers with paid leave are more likely to return to their jobs. program was not perfect. this year, we updated the definition of family to make it more representative of actual families. a person can take paid leave to care for a sibling. i know how important that is. one of my sisters who was not working at the time cared for another one of my sisters for four months until she passed away from stomach cancer. we also expended job protection and increased wage replacement. all of these changes are business friendly. we need a proud -- a policy that reflect the reality for people who make small businesses run. humans have fragile bodies. none of us are immune to injury. we need a safety net that includes paid family and medical leave, paid sick days, and other supports that recognize working people have family and working bodies with le

about half of our customers in new jersey are brand-new to the platform.certainly advertise, so i'm sure they knew about the fantasy sports product. carol: is it a different demographic? jason: a little younger, but otherwise quite a similar demographic. carol: so talk to us about the stickiness, about retention rates. you get somebody on your platform, and they keep coming back? jason: it is really seasonal, because it is driven by the sporting calendar. on the fantasy product, we retain almost 80% of customers year to year. it is hard to tell. after the super bowl there is a big drop off, and it picks up again for march madness. hard to tell what the troop retention rate is. carol: what did you see for those big events? jason: the super bowl was by far the biggest day ever. it was huge. we had an unbelievable amount of participation. march madness was a little spread out. overall we had more activity for march madness than in the super bowl, but over the course of several games instead of one. carol: tell me about esports. in, what do a year you think of

call me new jersey because i'm always in a new jersey. >> that is pretty cool. >> it's a new jersey punet to be on the beat so far away from the actual street. >> we will at a beat under that. >> if you want to be understood, you have to come to my hood and you will find out what is really good. i will not do this in the debates. you literally -- >> you might go up to the place of bernie. >> i will make no comment because that part will be replayed. people connect to authenticity even if it's a different rhythm. i went to a graduation this weekend and they were playing irish bagpipes and it moved me. i'm not sort of like native to that incredible music, but the power of great music, it's authenticity connects, even if it's a different culture across the religious lines, people who are real need to be celebrated. you went in the senior citizen buildings in newark, they came in because i told them corny dad jokes. >> huh that covered. >> i had it covered. this is a presidential elections where people do not want people trying to be something you're not. be 100% yourself. i feel libertiy y

[indiscernible] [indiscernible] >> we finally passed that law in new jersey. that's why i'm one of the original sponsors of the bill. [indiscernible] we have a lot more work to do. [indiscernible] >> that's what you do. [laughter] >> when you get back to new jersey, give me a jingle. [indiscernible] >> thank you. 's [indiscernible] >> we will fix it for the next time. >> first of all, it is great to be in this incredible county. this is the penultimate county to visit as a presidential candidate, and i'm just inspired to be here and be able to connect with a lot of really good people. and frankly some democrats who are trying to push issues that matter to all americans. i would love to answer any questions you all have. >> how big a threat is china to the united states? how do you view china? china's trade practices have been things that have been deeply unfair. the way they are compromising the intellectual property of the united states, the way they have forced the transfer of technology and information to trade practices, the way this subsidize, many corpor

i'm meg terrell in new brunswick, new jersey. >> the white house is pushing for greater transparency health car prices. according to "the wall street journal," the administration wants to require up-front disclosure on prices patients are paying for treatment and some say such a price dulclosure alter the economic forces at play across that industry. >> the acting head of the federal aation administration was on capitolill testifying out boeing's 737 max plane. dan expects boeing to submit a software fix for approval soon, but in e anhange with the congressman did fazio, he had a delay in disclosing. >> a year lapsed before boeing told the faa what actions did thee faa t at that point in time? did you consider that ina prep atbehavior by boeing? >> i'm concerned it took a year and we're lking into that and we will fix that. lighte learned that the was not operable then we made the decision that it is not a safety-critical display. it is not a safety-critical display. it is advisory and there are n actions that the pilot takes to the light. >> shares of boeng rose to>>y's session. tim

and home haskins after moving here from new jersey to attend school but a new job with the skinsis haskins still throwing to a receiver he connected with for 11 touchdow at ohio state. we're at redskins rookie minicamp. >> welcome to town. >> thank you, sir. >> glto see you. >> being here in d.c. where i'm rom, i don't see it as a big city even though it is. it's comfortable for me and look orward to being back home. >> reporter: one of the many reasons he's comfortable here at minicamp. and joined by ohio state teammate wide receiver. >> to have a guy you can talk to, hang ou withat lunch first day of school so tospeak is just a comfort level. you can see they have a natural relationship. >>elt like back in ohio state. you know, grea to have him here. we're roommates and playing together. played along "madden" last night. great have somebody you're comfortable with and it's a blessing. >> dwayne has a really good nd understaing of the game. so i don't think anything's caught him by surprise. heens a junkie wh it comes to studying. we're roommates so studying together. he's teaching me, i'

the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone, and the gentleman from oregon, mr. walden, will each control 15 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york, mr. engel. mr. engel: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. engel: mr. chairman, i rise in strong support of h.r. 9, the climate action now act. i shouldn't have to persuade anyone in this chamber that we need to seek action on climate change. look at the news. we see the consequences of inaction. natural disasters, famine, instability, human suffering, the time for action to avoid the worst effects of climate change is rapidly closing. we must demonstrate to the rest of the world and to future generations that we're still committed to taking on this fight. climate change is a national security threat that transcends borders and requires international coordination. that's why it's so critical that we work shoulder to shoulder with our friends and partners around the world. the negotiation of the paris agreement was a defining

a high school in new jersey also hit with students inside. now the new alerts, our team spread out across the entire storm zone with the latest. >>> also this morning, security breach. the college student now facing charges, accused of sneaking into mar-a-lago while president trump was inside. >>> the new twist in the abortion battle. the major fight in missouri as the last abortion clinic in the state is set to shut down and the reaction coming into the supreme court's first big ruling. >>> everest emergency. authorities now firing back this morning as safety concerns grow about overcrowding and the death toll climbs. >>> kit harington's secret battle. the "game of thrones" star now in a treatment facility after the show's shocking ending. new details on his condition. >>> alex trebek's new message. the "jeopardy" host now saying he's beating the odds in his cancer battle. the results he calls mind-boggling. >>> and move over, 50 cent. is this the worst first pitch ever? >>> go morningama. we want to get right to those tornados that hit the m

pallone of new jersey. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 377, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pallone: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pallone: mr. chairman, i have an amendment sponsored by myself and the ranking member of the full committee, mr. walden. we have been considering the creates act, and the legislation like it, for years and has been long been one of my top priorities. so i introduced a bipartisan amendment that gained the support of my republican colleagues during energy and commerce consideration of the creates bill. there was only one outstanding concern still to be resolved after that amendment was adopted and i'm pleased to offer a bipartisan solution to address that concern today. the concern raised during our full committee markup was there was a lack of specificity in the provision

the c-span $18.95.tore for announcer: democratic presidential candidate senator cory booker of new jersey was campaigning in new hampshire this weekend. at one stop, he met with voters at the soda shoppe in laconia and spoke briefly with reporters. this is just under an hour. sen. booker: how is everybody doing? >> happy mother's day. happy mother's day. hello, thank you for bringing your mother. [indiscernible] a picture with you instead. >> thank you. >> listen, i believe that for every child's accomplishments, a mom -- all of the credit. you get all of the credit for whatever this guy has achieved. sen. booker: i agree. >> i take all of the credit for my husband. sen. booker: you are right. >> mother on mother's day. sen. booker: it is a wonderful thing. thank you all for coming. hi, everybody. how are you? [indiscernible] >> senate candidate for our district. sen. booker: how do things look? >> good, always. sen. booker: you doing the doorknocking? >> fundraising [indiscernible] sen. booker: let me know how we can help. >> absolutely. it means a lot to have you here. sen. booker: it i

victorina morales also worked at trump's golf club in new jersey as a housekeeper.ive years she made trump's bed and dusted off his golf trophies. >> duffid you ever tell the management at the golf course that you were undocumented or you that didn't have the right paperwork? >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> she told us yes, she told her supervisors but was told legal papers didn't matter as long as she did the work. what documents, que papeles did you show when you applied for the job? >> victorina says she didn't show any paperwork when she applied for the job but in 2016 she was suddenly asked for legal documentation. she says when she told her manager she didn't have it he got his 'cause tony take her to a house in new jersey to get documents p and that her manager himself paid the $175 fee for her fake documents. >> there was another client i have in westchester who presented fake documents. and he was told that they weren't -- they didn't look good enough. so they had him return three times to get fake documents that looked better. >> did donald trump know

three of whom served in new jersey. at 53, this was the deadliest year for law enforcement officers being shot. ensuring more vests are in the field, it can help reduce the statistics, is our goal. mr. speaker, i'd like to take the moment to recognize the three officers from new jersey in the while serving line of duty. first was my friend from new rsey, tammy yigen of the paterson police department. 13 years of service. officer yagen died in an automobile crash while on duty on april 22, 2018. lieutenant christopher rabateaux from jersey city passed away after being struck by a vehicle. robert passed away on november 26, 2018, because of 9/11-related illness. i grieve for their families, as do you, and their loved ones. i know this house does too. our nation's local, state, and federal law enforcement officers constitute both our first and last line of protection for the american people. these officers deserve our support and i'm committed to making sure they have the resources they need to protect the public safety. c

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multiple warnings were triggered overnight, including one for staten island and some new jersey counties surrounding new york city. a possible tornado touched down in stanhope, new jersey, where a high school there was damaged. trees uprooted and power lines fell during the storm. as this fast-moving storm swept through pennsylvania, it brought with it powerful wind gusts, heavy rain, and golf well-sized hail in some areas. the national weather service confirming a tornado touched down in morgantown. this video showing debris raining down from the sky afterwards. >> hours earlier one of the largest tornados of this outbreak was spotted in lawrence, kansas. stunning video shows the twister estimated to be about one mile wide. around 30 homes were destroyed with many others damaged. so far there haven't been reports of serious injuries. meanwhile areas of arkansas and oklahoma are experiencing some of the most severe flooding they have ever seen. with officials there preparing for the possibility that the situation will get much worse. nbc meteorologist bill karins is following all these s

malinowski of new jersey. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 357, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. malinowski, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. malinowski: madam chair, there are many problems in our health care system. we've heard about a number of them today. but we are here for one simple, specific reason. because of the guidance that the administration issued last year that allows states to expand the availability and duration of junk short-term insurance plans. the administration and its defenders will not say this, because it's become politically impossible to do so, but these plans are cheaper precisely because they deny coverage to people with pre-existing conditions and what anyone would agree are essential benefits like maternity care and prescription drugs. that's what they mean when they use the euphemism flexibility. where these plans take hold, here's what happens in plain language. if you have a pre-existing condi

severe weather making its way across the midwest into new jersey and new york as reports of damage and injuries begin to pouring. officials say a large and dangerous tornado was spotted outside kansas city. we are tracking the storm have live, stick around. joe biden is back on the campaign trail as he and the president act like they are already in general election mode. as they go head to flow from the african-american vote laura trump is here to weigh in. welcome to fox news at night. we begin with tornadoes and warnings across the country from kansas to missouri, new jersey and new york, wild weather, injuries reported, flights delayed. we begin with leland visit with plenty of breaking news that does not sound good. >> reporter: it really doesn't. laguardia airport, jfk airport and once expecting flights, shut everything down because the weather was just that bad but not allowing any planes to take off headed for those airports. think about new york, new jersey, pennsylvania, not states you normally associate with this kind of severe weather, show you how big this outbreak has been

janessa, thank you. >>> a new jersey truck driver is lucky to be alive after crashing through two levels of a parking garage it happened just 20 feet from a chuck e. cheese restaurant filled with kids the truck weighed 80,000ounds, which was 13 times over the garage's weight limit. police say thet truck driver go into a fender bender just prior to the incident and entered the garage to turn around to meet the other driver involved. >> incredible imagesjuhere >>> ahead here on "early today," port potty fleet week hits harbors across the cotry, and high crimes the growing controversy after a cbd oil arrest and sometimes ineffective. for better value, tackle grease with dawn ultra. dawn is for more than just dishes. provides 3x more grease cleaning power per drop, t which cuts throughough kitchen messes, pre-treats laundry stains, and even tackles grease build-up on car rims. tackle tough greasy messes around your home, and save money with dawn ultra. brand power. helping you better. dear tech, you've been making headlines. smart tech is everywhere. but is that enoughne i tech that understa

senator but as the former mayor of newark, new jersey.nt to newark and sat down with senator booker to talk about the city's turn-around and his white house bid. >> the jobs report came out friday. half a million new jobs added. the last time the unemployment rate was this low, i was nine months old, you were eight months old. >> yes. >> 1969. >> yes. >> how do you make a pitch the economy is thriving, let's get rid of the president. >> you don't need to make a pitch. listen to voters. when you walk around my block, you ask people if the numbers he touts, i'm the only one and they say they have to work two jobs to keep mimself in housing. americans are struggling. wages are low, for the last four decades, i don't think they've budged that much. >> gone up 3% which is more than it went up during obama. >> first, i love that trump is taking credit for a recovery that started under obama. who is this economy going to work for? we have a tax plan that was all about giving the wealthiest people more of a break. my vision for this country is ta

la vida en vivo desde new jersey.os los periodistas que acudieron al bautizo de su Único hijo va a haber un saÚl gabriel fruto de su relaciÓn. >>nos regalarÍas dos minutitos? "canelo": con el respeto que se merecen, muchas gracias. no si me agrado verlos. francisca: hay que resaltar el estilo de "canelo", cÓmo se enoja pero nunca pierde el glamour. carlos: prefiero que me diga eso poniÉndose la chaqueta que quitÁndosela. porque si se la quita, a correr. francisca: hablemos de frida sofÍa porque la hija de alejandro guzmÁn mandÓ un mensaje pidiendo perdÓn. carlos: la verdad que ha estado como en un sube y baja emocional. confesÓ que su comportamiento Únicamente refleja lo dolida que estÁ su alma y lo destrozado que estÁ su corazÓn. prometiÓ que actuarÁ con el corazÓn en la mano, la mente en dios y con los pies en la tierra . o la verdad es que la vimos muy afectada. francisca: el caso es que advierte que va a retractarse y vamos a ver a una nueva frida. carlos: por aquÍ te esperamos con una nueva actitud, con una gran

sell with a redfin agent. >>> police responded to a city park in new jersey when they got reports oftrange things going on. strange as in heartwarming. steve hartman found this story on the road. >> reporter: how do kids behave when no grown-ups are around? dynette minutes a of new south brunswick, new jersey says you never know. >> because you're not watching them at that moment and at this time. >> reporter: she had always just assumed her son was good, until recently, when 13-year-old gavin maids got caught on tape showing his true character. >> oh, my gosh! >> reporter: gavin and some middle school friends had just arrived at a skate park. the park was empty except for little carter brunnel who was here with his mother celebrating his fifth birthday. carter is autistic. big groups of older kids can make him nervous. so his mom kristen was fully prepared to get him out of there. she just wasn't prepared for what happened next. >> i don't know. they really just shocked me. it was unlike any experience i think i have ever had. >> reporter: you know how middle school kids sometimes o

eric wagner and his crew were sailing from florida to new jersey last month.eard what he calls a desperate scream two miles offshore. then they saw an arm flailing in the ocean behind them. they turned the boat around to rescue them. the name of the boat, the amen. >> i was like if you really do have a plan for us, just like bring something. >> the name of our boat is the amen. i started crying. >> there's no other reason or like explanation in the world that that wasn't god. >> tyler smith and heather brown say they had been in the water almost two hours when the amen came to their rescue. >> senior skip day. boy, they got a lot more than they thought they would on senior skip day. >>> burger king wants you to know it's okay to be grumpy. the fast food chain rolling out a new line of real meals to reflect real moods. it's a nod to mcdonald's happy meals. these meals coming in boxing saying feeling your way is just as important as ordering your way. they're trying to raise awareness about mental health, combatting social media pressure to be happy all the time

here to react is the president of new jersey firefighters benevolent association at donnelly, thanksoming in. what is he thinking and how will this impact you? >> this was established 100 years ago for a specific reason, to take care of firefighters in their hardships in the worst times and it is a renders this administration is even considering this. >> and to what he had to say, governor murphy on the firefighters fund controversy. >> i hold them with our educators and other public servants up on a pedestal, we are very open-minded to sitting with them on this but folks need to understand this fund has a fund balance 6 times the amount that it needs. daymac we have 38,000 active firefighters in new jersey and this fund goes to help pay medical benefits, burials am a what else? >> any hardship we encounter, we can go to this fund for belief. how you consider there and say it is overfunded, i don't know where his numbers are coming from. we will never be able to pinpoint how much money is needed. we've been good stewards of this fund for over 100 years. why does government take a loo

when i come home to newark, new jersey, that's my barometer.lly matter to ms. jones, the first person, tenants in my building first told me to run for office and made me promise i would not leave the community or forget the people that first got me elected. >> when you ran for mayor first time against sharpe james it was a brutal campaign. all manner of abuse and intimidation, and caricature of you. >> sharpe is quoted calling cory a [ bleep ] white boy and telling audiences he takes money from the ku klux klan. he says cory, a baptist is actually jewish. >> went to stanford and he's jewish. >> how powerful was that? you end up losing most black awards in that race. the margin of difference? >> we actually won a lot of black neighborhoods. we lost that election by a handful of points. a really close fight. i'm really proud of probably one of the greatest experiences of my life and hate to say how it ended, but when newarkers saw me go right back to work in community organizing, staying there, by the time a year out from the election polling 25

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: thank you. does the gentlewoman have additional speakers? miss gonzalez-colon: i don't know how much time do we have still. the chair: the gentlewoman has three quarters of a minute remaining. mr. pallone: i reserve because i have the right to close. miss gonzalez-colon: i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman has yielded. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: thank you. i yield myself such time as i may consume. let me say this is a good amendment and speaking on behalf of the energy and commerce committee and the foreign affairs committee, we support its adoption. i want to thank miss gonzalez-colon for working with the committee to make changes to her amendment and it's been mentioned by my colleague, mr. shimkus, she was our gracious host when we went to puerto rico and also to the virgin islands in theafter math of hurricane maria where we saw the deaf station of the hurricane and of course part of the reason why we as democrats support the paris agreement is because we

it looks like the new jersey setback. t good news in illinois yesterday. >> very good news in illinois. the governor, the general assembly have come together and voted it through we're looking now to the house we believe that's going to take place asap >> big state >> it's the fifth largest state in the united states new jersey is going to be close behind we believe that new york is moving closer. >> i think new york, because once massachusetts dispensaries really start kicking in, new york can't lose that revenue >> and let me tell you, connecticut, new hampshire, rhode island, they're all looking to it as well. >> all right let's leave it at that bruce linton he is chairman and co-ceo of canopy growth. and kevin murphy is the chairman and ceo of acreage these guys are coming together you know that canopy has been by far the one i backed the whole way and it's been a huge winner. now it's canopy acreage. "mad money" is back after the break. oh, wow. you two are going to have such a great trip. thanks to you, we will. this

the men and women out there every day protecting residents of new jersey. wants to preserve the $33 million he originally wanted to take the century-old fund, the money is used to help families of fallen firefighters in times of need. rob: stocks plans following donald trump's threat to raise the tariffs on china. the today drop might come as a surprise after positive investor news, marketing record highs and barring a breakthrough these tariffs will be imposed friday morning according to administration officials. what does this mean for us china relations, the markets here to react. you've got these tariffs and they could be coming and a lot of people look at the situation. we had a guest on to bob's, if you are against these tariffs you are okay with china doing this to this country. >> donald trump has drawn the line in the sand and a lot of people including myself feel it is now or never in terms of confronting china for decades of misbehavior. the reality is this should have happened 20 years ago. someone should have stepped in front of china's subsidi

elizabeth herr, abc news, sand hope, new jersey. >> our weather is pretty mild compared to that. g to ask spencer, you did gma new york for so many years, i don't remember hearing tornadoes in the northeast like this that frequently. >> it's pretty unusual. this is the season for tornadoes in the midwest and in the southeast. it's rare until recent years. it was rare to see them in the northeast. now they're more prominent there. things are changing. our weather is about to change a little bit. we'll see increase in low clouds and some fog near the bay. pushing out locally over the coast. lows will be in the low to mid 50s. tomorrow, fairly calm day. up in the north most part of our viewing area, there may be a couple isolated sprinkles up there. generally though, calmer tomorrow. breezy at the coast. cooler than today. high temperatures ranging from low 60s at the coast to low 70s around the bay. here's the seven day forecast. that cooldown tomorrow is just a one day event. temperatures rebound on friday. we'll see inland highs climbing into the upper 80s and tuesday, wednesday n

and all of new jersey's finest who are here in washington including new jersey from the new jersey state troopers and many, many others. just yesterday, i spent time with the port authority police and the honor guard who came to member those names who are inscribed at the national law enforcement officers' memorial. and p.b.a. police officers were here. together we are fighting to fully fund and authorize the 9/11 victims' fund and countless others who we lost that day and all the injured and 9/11 first responders and survivors we must do right by today. thank you to my colleagues for working across the aisle. most of all thank you to every law enforcement officer for your solemn commitment to protect and serve. we live in the greatest country in the world with the brave law enforcement protecting our borders and ensuring that our best days are ahead of us. average thank you. may god bless the united states of america and i yield back. mr. rutherford: i thank the new jersey and thank you very much for being here tonight to show that support for law enforcement that is so important across

even a tornado warning earlier in trenton, new jersey. some roads closed in new jersey because of all of this rain. philadelphia, you're about to get clipped. another rough night for pittsburgh with flash flood watches there. the back side is the bigger side of this with st. louis, springfield, down to dallas. a couple of reported tornadoes already east of dallas. you're under a watch until 8:00. this whole area from austin to atla cincinna cincinnati, ohio, pittsburgh, philadelphia and new york city. after this, this weekend, it does get much quieter, but the next 36 hours are going to be dicey. david? >> all right, come on back inside. rob, thank you. >>> and we should mention that flood emergency continues across the center of the country. dams are under increasing pressure tonight. and now, authorities this evening are faced with a difficult decision. do they release more water, knowing they will flood communities downstream? abc's will carr tonight at the keystone dam in sand springs, oklahoma. >> reporter: david, tonight every count

he left home in new jersey or pennsylvania. he is not specific about which.e started walking three weeks in carlisle, he arrives in fredericktown, virginia, and he stops there for the rest of his life. i think it is one of the most important facts about daniel morgan is that we have no fax about his origin. after arriving there, he got busy. he moved to clark county to what was then the eastern frederick county along the shenandoah river between the creek and the shenandoah river, and he started rubbing stumps, which i can assure you, having done it yesterday or the day before, is one of the worst jobs anyone could possibly have. he then became manager of a sawmill. he started working a wagon for another owner, and within two years owned his own wagon and was engaged in independence hall. any of you who has traveled across the blu-ray touchdown pass what is now paris, virginia, turn right on the seventh income all the way past warrenton to the sheets where 17 and 29 split, you pass dan morgan's route. talk about how he would have loved to a stop that a sheetz

i don't think new jersey is one of them. still, i heard it last night >> it was a big storm.torms coming through. i think more expected later today. we get a taste of what's been going on in the stricken midwest as you see there lots of big storms out in lawrence, kansas kansas city area >>> craft beers have become a big business 13% of the u.s. market now according to the brewers association, i can't imagine any of these being big sellers here's a list of what was available at the strange brew festival in reno this month. a peanut butter and pickle pilsner. a a maully logger. smoked carrot stout. others that tasted like steak and onions or macaroni and cheese i like beer that tastes like beer >> this is how you know we're at peak craft beer. >>> finally check this out the chicago white sox honoring their employee of the month by giving her the honor of throwing out the first pitch at last night's game but it didn't go well. she wound up, took a step to the left, and hits the photographer who was there to record her special moment >> that is really funny. can we see that agai