when it comes to new jersey, we think of new jersey as a blue state. this is what it looked like, though, before the 2018 midterms. 12 congressional districts in the state, seven of them were blue, five of them were red. that's because new jersey, blue state, yes, but a suburban state. a lot of traditionally republican suburbs. suburbs that democrats in the trump era have been targeting, suburbs that are filled with the types of voters that tend to be more college educated, more culturally moderate. democrats have said there is going to be a backlash against trump with those voters that's going to power them. they said this in the 2018 midterms. look at new jersey, this was before the 2018 midterms. it was 7-5. democrats over republicans. after, 11-1. that's what the 2018 midterm did in new jersey. it one point just that. u.s. senator bob menendez, he went on trial for bribery. got a hung jury during the campaign, ran for re-election, his numbers were in the tank, and yet that resistance to trump and the republican party was so strong that menendez won

was in new jersey? closing, kalish urged the jurors to ignore the prosecution's circumstantial theories and emotional appeals. >> what we have to do --to follow, to follow through on what's right and not what comes out of here, but what comes out of here. >> reporter: after a trial that lasted two months, the jury spent several days deliberating. for former prosecutor john molinelli, it was a tense time. >> did you worry as the jury was deliberating? they had some questions, they wanted to hear some things again. did you worry that they couldn't visualize him perhaps in teaneck? >> i would never admit this while i was the prosecutor, but i can admit it now, yes, i was worried. >> reporter: on the fourth day of deliberations, the jury sent a message to the judge. they'd reached a decision. >> has the jury agreed upon a verdict? >> yes, your honor. >> is it unanimous? >> yes, your honor. >> your verdict is? >> guilty. >> reporter: it was an emotional moment of relief for rob cantor's widow and daughters.

rick scott on a couple days ago and florida is a state that has taken a lot of population from new jerseyyork and connecticut his philosophy and approach couldn't be more different he said, you know, he got up there and said we cut taxes 44 times and the state had a surplus going and it was business friendly and they're winning. the strategy seems to be winning. >> yes and no. they're not winning in public education and not winning in climate change new jersey is rated as the best health care system in america. number one state in america to raise a kid. i have nothing against rick scott or florida but if you are working full time and a kid in school that you want to get educated and care about the environmentt and values more generally, i would put our case up against anybody. >> there are great schools and hospitals and i know we inherited a little bit of that, like you said. the question for a lot of folks, what is the business climate going to look like in another five or ten years. another big pharma deal that could mean loss of jobs here the venture capital funding is, obviously, a

. >> hi, jamie.e to new jersey. >> thanks for coming out on such a rainy day. d, steven, and roger landau grew up here in north jersey, just outside of new york city. >> two parents, three boys, on a street where there's lots of other kids. >> our father had a small chemical company. they made coatings and industrial finishes. >> three boys can't be easy for your mom. what was she like? >> she was an expert yoga professional, and this was well before yoga was a thing. my mother was almost like a flower child. >> lyla landau was raised in paterson, new jersey, known in the earliest 20th century as silk city, due to its flourishing fabric industry. >> a lot of jewish textile workers who were escaping persecution in eastern europe all came to paterson. as the american dream goes, many of them ended up owning silk companies, and our grandfather was one of them. >> grandpa phil makes his fortune in the silk trade, but then loses it after the great depression. the last remnants of mom's family wealth, a silver collection, some fine china, and half-a-dozen paintings ha

fwrops the gentlewoman from new jersey -- for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new jersey eek recognition? the gentlewoman is recognized or one minute. >> i rise today to honor our colleague, representative bill pascrell, for whom the fire headquarters in his hometown of paterson, new jersey, is being named. representative pascrell has been a tireless champion of country's firefighters. in 2000 he led the passage of the fire act, the only federal program to deliver grant funds trectly to local fire departments. in 2015 he helped secure a $7.5 million grant for the paterson fire department which prevent add dangerous reduction of forcers. he's co-chair of the financial services caucus and just this month i proudly cast my vote for representative pascrell's amendment to increase funding for the firefighter cancer registry to ensure our country's firefighters can get the care they need. as a representative of new jersey and american, i am grateful for all the work that the congressman has done to ensure the protection and care for the brave men and women who put their lives on the line to ke

kim of new jersey. and amendment number 40 by mr. malinowski of new jersey. the chair will reduce to two minutes the minimum time for any electronic vote after the first vote in the series. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 13 printed in part b of house report 116-126 by the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. grothman, on further -- on which further proceedings were postponed, on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 13 printed in part b of house report 116-126, offered by mr. grothman of wisconsin. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having risen, 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 hou

smith of new jersey. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 431, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. smith, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. smith: thank you very much, mr. speaker. lyme disease is the most prevalent insect born disease in the united states today. if not diagnosed and treated early and properly it can lead to disseminated infection that can affect every system in the body including the nervous system. later symptoms include memory loss, brain fog, heart symptoms such as heart block and inflammation of the heart muscle. lyme has been reported in every state in the united states. my state has about 50,000 new infections each year. while grossly undercaunted for decades, new scientific evidence shows the number of new cases of lyme is estimated between 291,000 to 437,000. these are new cases of lyme. since 1998, mr. speaker, i've introduced comprehensive legislation on tick-borne disease including lyme and at the cor

superstorm sandy hit new jersey in 2012 and we are still feeling the effects. with the hurricane season upon us, it is important to remind our constituents to be prepared. every family should know whether they are in an area that has the potential to be affected by a hurricane. every family should have an evacuation plan, as well as a plan for sheltering in place. every family should keep a list of important phone numbers and keep vital records, documents safe and with them. and most importantly, every family should listen closely to their local officials and follow their instructions. mr. speaker, we can help educate constituents about hurricane preparedness and end the process -- and in the process save lives. with that, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair would ask that members take their conversations off the floor. for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro

bombshell as the trial gets underway >>> another american dies in the dominican republic a man from new jersey found dead in his hotel room. >> the maid opens the door, screams, slams the door. my brother is on the floor dead. >> as the fbi investigates if any of the deaths are connected and officials race to test the alcohol from all those mini bars >>> one of the largest drug busts in u.s. history, over a billion dollars worth of cocaine, 17 tons found hidden in ships at a major u.s. port alarming new sign of cocaine's comeback in america. >>> and the secret behind those puppy dog eyes that sometimes you feel like your dog can actually talk to you with those eyes tonight scientists say there is a very good reason >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt good evening. and welcome to our viewers in the west. at a critical moment of rising tensions with iran, and with the pentagonn troops heading tot acting secretary of defense patrick shanahan is out, stepping away from his nomination to become permanent pentagon chief, after allegations surface of domestic violence in his fam

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. smith: the bill under consideration reverses several, least nine life-affirming pro-life. title 9 reforms, protecting global life assistance. this is a pro-abortion piece of legislation. the passage won't be the last word. trump will veto it and we will sustain that veto. no one including nurses and doctors or hospitals or health insurance plans should be colpelled against their will in performing or subsidizing abortions. february -- in late h.h.h.s. promulgated a rule to reassert reagan's original title 9 regulation to end co-location of abortion clinics with family planning clinics and requires financial separation. that, too, is aadvice rated. the protect life rule also seeks to protect against child abuse, child molestation, sexual abuse and violence in trafficking. then there is the protecting life in global health assistance to ensure that our foreign aid holds harmless. it is a ronald reagan policy expanded and reiterated and it prevents taxpayer funds from going to -- and thi

jeffries talked about right now, so we know who the foxes are, and new jersey is new jersey. the judges on the foxes, and complicit. you go to the court, you don't even get to the court. , bank of wells fargo america, you name it. 2008 was the stock market crash. and some bailed out, folks said they had to be bailed out. i don't know, i'm not a politician, i know we were bailed on. [laughter] i know who benefited from that, it wasn't me and you. so in new jersey, foreclosure, that is what gentrification looks like. that's what dr. daniels talked removal program of the 21st century. the problem is predatory mortgages. the problem is fraud. slavery was a fraud. what we are asking for, and what folks gave black governor murphy, philip dunstan murphy, 95% of our votes. 10should not have to ask months after for a moratorium on foreclosures. that is what we have been doing. a moratorium, that's right, thank you very much, on foreclosures. we thank god for assemblywoman tucker. 3119, that she issued. before, lieutenant governor sheila oliver put the first bill in further moratorium

after suffering a heart attack 20 years ago, leigh lehman of hillsdale, new jersey, does what he can to eat right and stay in shape. but the 64-year-old computer consultant still has occasional health scares. last summer, doctors told him he needed a quintuple heart bypass. before the procedure, he genfirmed both the valley hospital, in rod, new jersey, and his surgeon, accepted his aetna insurance, which he gets through his employer, a small consulting company. b a few weeks later, after the surgery, i got a bill in the mail. 0. thompson: the surprise bill was for nearly $2, it was from a critical care doctor in the intensive care d unit w not accept lehman's insurance. >> out of nowhere, sy who seu never heard of, i don't remember meetings a bill. why is he not accepting the e surance? why ist of network? >> thompson: lehman says he contacted the hospital and insuranccompany, but they told him there was they nothing they could do to reduce the bill. so he dug into savings to pay it. >> i you're trying to recover. it's major surgery. i mean, i feltike i was hit by a truck. >> thomps

smith of new jersey. choich a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having risen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a two-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 political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 413, the nays are 11. the amendment is adopted. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 12 printed in part b of house report 116-109. offered by the gentleman from virginia, mr. scott. on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 12 printed in part b of house report

andconan o'brien came on tv says i hear new jersey has a great health care program. and i was proud, i did something to lower the prescription drug costs. and he says i think the best health care for new arc is a bus ticket out of town. people talk about trump using twitter. most people say that i was one of the original twitter innovators. what i did was put on tv, i had filming.illennial i said by the power invested in me, conan o'brien, i hereby ban airport. newark viral, the tsa put a clarification on their website that american mayors cannot ban people from the airport. the next thing you know, conan goes back on the show, you would think he would have apologized, but he doubled down and bandmate from burbank airport. you areere know that if flying to l.a., you are flying to lax. so i made a video banning him from the state of new jersey. no mayor had ever gone on the jay leno show. i'm getting more media in a month for my city. every show, i brag about our city, how we don't mistake wealth for work. we are strong, our communities have value. before you know it,

tonight, after yet another death in the dominican republic. 55-year-old joseph allen, a father from new jersey, found dead in his hotel room this past thursday. his sister tells abc news that her brother was, for the most part, healthy. allen is at least the ninth american tourist to die in the dominican republic in the last 12 months at different resorts across the island. the family of leyla cox, a 53-year-old radiologist from new york, is also asking questions. >> nobody can give me a solid answer on how she passed away. everything is being misdirected and skewed. i get new information every single day. >> reporter: it was just two weeks ago when nathaniel holmes othisndwere ay, seen here both found dead in a d.r. resort. autopsies performed on the island said they died of respiratory failure and pulmonary edema. the husband of miranda werner says she died after drinking from a mini bar in her hotel room. officials in the they ve 2.7 million american visitors there every year and that deaths are very rare. they remain resolute, saying that at this time, there is no evidence that the deaths

pascrell of new jersey. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 436, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pascrell, and a member posed, will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pascrell: first, madam chair, i want to commend chairwoman delauro, the gentlelady from connecticut, and ranking member cole for the work on this bill. and accommodating a bipartisan amendment. i want to thank my colleagues congressman david mckinley, congresswoman dianne degette, congressman scott tipton for working together with me on this quest for the past two years. the alternatives to open yachts in the emergency department program -- opiates in the emergency department program, was first piloted by dr. mark rosenberg. dr. at st. joseph's emergency department in my hometown of paterson, one t, new jersey. and hospitals in colorado as ell. they test alternative pain management protocols to limit the use of opiates in the messagecy departments. they can can serve -- emergency department

i come out to iowa, unlike new jersey. the fact that there -- i know this in town halls, but your legislature is attacking teachers in ways that are unconscionable. they are attacking teachers' rights to organize. they are attacking teachers' rights to benefits. they're attacking political funding. they're coming up with schemes that will result in the destruction of public school as we know it. frankly, the resegregation of many communities in this country. i am the only person in this race that had to take on directly, it wasn't my job as mayor we have a different school system, but i said, i'm sorry, we cannot have a city that thrives. i'm willing to risk my political capital to turn the school system around. we had tons of community meetings where we had shared values and ideals and then we ran at the problem. what did we do? we closed our low performing charter schools that were not serving our kids. i said you cannot cream and take the best students. we created a one enrollment system. you have to expand. we expanded

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous could be sent -- consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> jo ann range of jo ann reagan's dance studio in coldspring, new jersey, celebrated her 50th year teaching dance over the weekend. she started training at only 8 years of age. jo ann reagan dance studios is founded on belief in the philosophy and the mission to build character. mr. van drew: discipline and responsibility through the creative and the performing arts. they aim to give students the ammunition and the armor they need to pursue a professional career. if they desire to do so or in whatever endeavor they choose to pursue in their lives. students are encouraged to aspire towards their own personal goals in a manner which celebrates the individual and promotes self-esteem. and it also promotes a positive body image. i celebrate jo ann reagan's service to our

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new jersey has taken in nearly $3 billion in wagers in his first year. >>> new numbers show people are living on the streets in sonoma county. the latest survey shows a 1.5% decrease. nearly 3,000 people were considered homeless in january 2018. the county said it saw nearly 20% rise in the number of young homeless people. and a large increase of people living in cars. county officials t fire victims the streets are starting to pay off. >>> bay area home prices fell in may, taking their biggest hit in more than seven years. sales of existing homes are down nearly 2%, compared to may of last year. that's according to a new report in core logic. the drop occurred specifically in alameda, san mateo and solano counties. the median price in the bay area was $869,000. >>> that tough drive, to and from work every day could be costing you wear and tear on your car. a new report that is out says wasted time may be costing you thousands of dollars more than the average american. >> commuting in the bay area is costly in many ways. and a new study by sky blue credit is converting time into money.

. >>> all right, two fissuremen in new jersey, they were in an terrifying encounter.ing 30 miles off the coast of new jersey when this happened. >> i guess that was scary when jaws pulls up next to you. >> actually, that was me screaming right there if you're watching this. that's a great white shark ripping the chum bag off the side. you never want to lose your chum bag. >> what do you want a great white to do, you know? >> just leave me alone. >> well, then don't go 30 miles out into its neighborhood. >> don't ever go into the ocean. the shark was 16 to 18 feet long, an estimated 3,000 pounds and we're looking for an update what happened to the chum bag. >> when i heard it was in new jersey i was very terrified and then i heard it was 30 miles offshore and i feel better. >> it's new jersey. here's what to watch today. >>> look around corners, go down dark alleys, lose yourself, catch a lift, push boundaries. go walk about. get set, go after the goose bumps. never stop discovering. >>> okay, now to the mystery of what is happening in the dominican republic. a new jer

>> eva pilgrim live in new jersey. eva, thank you. >>> next tonight, millions bracing for major rain and flooding this week from colorado, all the way to the east coast, from d.c. up through philly in the next 24 hours. at least 20 reported tornadoes across eight states. an ef-2 destroying a church in bentonville, indiana. strong winds tearing apart a roof in ft. worth. and this system stretching all the way into the northeast through the end of the week. and the amount of rain we're talking about is serious. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee, who is timing this whole thing out for us. hey, ginger. >> reporter: hey, david. tonight, a severe thunderstorm watch just to our south has parts of maryland reporting nearly golf ball-sized hail. that's just one of the threats. if you're anywhere from philadelphia to atlantic city, down to dover and baltimore, even d.c., watch tonight for damaging wind. now, that's the severe weather part of it. but a lot of this is forming along this stationary front. plenty of

we here in new jersey just had a 10-year-old boy -- on memorial day struck by a new jersey transit bus turn. didn't -- didn't see the young boy in the crosswalk as the reports go. there is technology that could have possibly avoided that fatality. so it is about protecting our transit workers, protecting passengers and pedestrians. >> and before i let you go, i do want to ask you about comments that speaker pelosi has made during a private meeting with top democrats, with democratic chairs on the committees that are investigating president trump. according to politico, pelosi said she didn't want to impeach trump, instead she wanted to see him in prison. is that how you see it? do you want to see the president in prison instead of impeaching him? >> i want to see the rule of law preserved. i want for -- for justice to be realized and i want for congress to continue to play its article one roll under the constitution of oversight and understand what transpired. the mueller report is a road map particularly in the second section, the second volume that speaks about obstruction. there are

presidential candidate and new jersey senator cory booker had to say earlier this morning. >> this president cannot take military action against iran without coming to congress. the 2001 authorization for the use of military force does not cover a military strike against iran. >> reporter: the associated press reports the u.s. has already launched a cyber attack against iran's military computers. these are systems that control the rocket and missile launchers, that attack happened on thursday, the same day that the u.s. drone was hot down, laura. laura: mark meredith, thanks so much for bringing us up to speed. leland: now we look ahead to tomorrow at the u.n. security council and bring in bill richardson, a man who knows the u.n. well as former ambassador. good to see you, sir. there is this discussion, the u.s. says and puts out a map of where the drone was shot down and says it was over international air space. the iranians say, no, no, no, the drone violated u.s -- or violated iranian air space, and that's why we shot it down.

a product of the epa research facility in edison, new jersey. es intense heat eliminate much of the toxicity of hazardous waste. develophas helped sewage treatment technology and new ways of preventing the contamination of groundwater by leaking hazardous waste dumps. the work of the people of epa and their thousands of colleagues in environmental protection has been rewarded by the market response of the natural environment. there is fishing and water recreation again on many major rivers and bays in places that many people thought were dead forever. we have improved water quality on 47,000 miles of streams since 1972. lake erie did not die. acres on the new jersey shore have been reopened for shell fishing. there are fish in the trinity river in dallas. a stretch once written off as a permanent sewer. the most symbolic achievement of all has been the return of the bald eagle. endangered populations of our national bird have come back more popular -- quickly than expected. scientific evidence shows that the eagles are flying again largely becaus

the airport manager in new jersey says tim mccormick was highly-experienced, may have picked that roofop to spare people on the ground >> all right tom costello tonight thank you. >>> this evening tears and prayers are pouring in for beloved baseball legend david ortiz, the man they call big papi in boston, now in intensive care and on his way back to the united states after being shot in the back at a nightclub ortiz undergoing major surgery and nbc's morgan chesky made his way to the d.r.. morgan, what can you tell us? >> reporter: yes, lester this is the very block where david ortiz was shot late last night, and right now that lounge that he was visiting has been shut down until further notice locals here tell me they will acknowledge the dangerous areas in their city but say this neighborhood typically isn't one of them frightening moments captured on security camera, a gunman walking into a crowded restaurant, shooting baseball star david ortiz in the back. the same bullet that hit the former red sox star also striking his friend in the leg. at the hospital, the ten-time all star

already soaking rain in pennsylvania, north of pittsburgh, starting to slide towards northern new jerseyit will be wet in new york city. heavy rain is about to move through nashville in the next hour or two. still pretty wet in the mid-atlantic. in all, 46 million people are under flash flood watches. that is the concern. we could see possibility of some roads flooded and travel delays and things like that. from illinois to new jersey and this area from winston salem to southern areas of this area. here is how it is going to play out. today, areas of heavy rain will be shown in the orange. this is areas of nashville. in new york city, it looks like a line of thunderstorms from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. be aware of airport delays. hit and miss storms around d.c. like yesterday. you can see popcorn variety from atlanta, charlotte to raleigh and through the mountainous area. over the next three days, we'll do this on and off throughout wednesday. new storms in areas of indiana. on thursday, we watch a slow-moving system hit the region. heaviest rainfall. this area of red, two inches of rain from ar

. >>> a new jersey man is a ninth tourist to die in the dominican republic. s sister tells abc news her 55-year-old brother was found dead in his hotel room. he complained he wasn't feeling well and went up early to his room. the family wants a second autopsy performed. the other eight deaths have all been attributed to natural causes. the dominican republic's tourism minister calls them isolated incidents. the u.s. ambassador says the country has asked for help with the investigations. meanwhile, dozens of jimmy buffett fans say they became seriously ill while staying at a dominican republic resort in april. >>> turning to the weather, forecasters say this will be a wet week for much of the nation and monday lived up to its expectations. >> looking at the radar, flash flood watches extend from illinois east into new jersey. another strong system is moving through the northern plains down into texas. severe weather led to this rescue outside lexington, kentucky. a woman was trapped in her home by mudslides. flooding led to one death in the state. more than 3 i

pallone of new jersey. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 445, 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 rise today to offer an amendment to block oil and gas drilling in the atlantic ocean. my amendment is steeped in bipartisan tradition. for 27 years starting in 1982, congress continuously supported an atlantic oil and gas drilling moratorium. and we can't take the greatest resource of our coastal communities and economies for granted, which is why today we must act to restore the bipartisan language that would protect the atlantic coast from drilling. the trump administration's misguided effort to drill in the atlantic is reckless, in my opinion. simply put, the vitality of our coastal economies is tied to healthy ocean ecosystems. healthy oceans along the east coast support billions in gross domestic product and more than maljobs through fishing, recreat

the new jersey family was driving from a trip to ocean city when a pickup truck driven by hubbard crossed a median and hithe t minivan. a father and his four daughters died. hubbard is set to be seseenced in tember. he faces up to 14 years in prison and nes. >>> it's 4:55. the newest employee at d.c. superior court iseady to serve in the most touching way ossible. >> meet pepper,e dog you see right here. her purpose is to provide comfort to kids intethe sysm following trauma. children who were victims of commeral sex exploitati are referred to hope court. that's where pepper comes into play. >> they come in angry and hostile, the dog is there to soothe them. it's hard to stay mad with you're petting a dog. >> we're told having pepper inside the hope courtroom makes for a much more productive hearing and a more soothingpe exence for the victims.

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. >>> joining us now is congressman tom malinowski, he's a democrat from new jersey, a member of the house foreign relations committee. before running for congress, mr. malinowski served in the state department. sir, it's really nice to have you here on the show tonight. thank you for make time to be here. >> thank you. >> so, let me first get your reaction to the news tonight that the pentagon is deploying an additional 1,000 u.s. troops to the middle east. the acting defense secretary is describing this as a response to increased iranian threats to u.s. personnel and interests in the region. what's your reaction to that? >> well, there are increased threats. it is a very dangerous situation, but think about this from the standpoint of the last three years. three years ago, iran's nuclear program was under control, iran was not attacking shipping in the persian gulf and our allies were 100% with us in holding iran accountable. now they are breaking flee of the constraints of the nuclear

>>the new jersey resident is the 9th american to die at a dominican resort in the past year.>he had just gotten a physical a prior to his trip. he had a clean bill of health. >>last month an american couple from maryland was found dead in their hotel room, according to the dominican republic, national police. an autopsy concluded the couple had died of respiratory failure and pulmonary edema a condition caused by excess fluid in the now the fbi is working with domin can authorities assisting in further toxicology analysis officials in the dominican republic or the u s having not indicated that the deaths are connected. about 2.2 million american tourists visited the dominican republic last year and officials in the country insist it is still safe to vacation there. kristen holmes kron 4 news. >>for your money tonight summer vacation season is just around the corner and so is that impending gas tax in california come july 1st we're looking at just over a nickel increase per gallon. the gas tax comes in response to a law signed by former governor jerry brown to fix aging roadwa

the worst in new jersey and california. the inspector general's investigation began after a tip about terrible conditions on its hotline. the i.g. made unannounced visits to four facilities in california, louisiana, new jersey, and colorado. immigration and customs enforcement responded to the violations and said in an addendment to the report that it has completed significant corrective actions to address identified issues. i.c.e. even attached pictures of improved bathroom and shower conditions at its california location. but the conditions were dangerous and unsanitary for the nearly 5,000 detainees held in total at the four facilities. the i. 2k3w678 stressing all ice detainees are held in civil, not criminal custody, which is not supposed to be punitive. nevertheless, the inspector general found detainees at the new jersey and colorado facilities essentially trapped inside. detainees were not allowed proper access to outdoor recreation and forced to make due with so-called recreation yard that had a partial covered roo

. ♪ >> dubois: a 13-year-old boy from new jersey is charged with assault after allegedly punching tht-old woman. the woman says the boy had bullied her son with racist aunts. she and her husband are sharing their story tonight with "cbsisi correspondent jericka duncan. >> reporter: the brutal attack on 35-year-old veronica ruiz- vazquez last wednesday left her weth fractures to her face and nose. one week later, she can barely see out of her right eye. >> i cried that time when i saw my wife in the hospital with her face destroyed. >> reporter: these pictures were taken while she laid in the hospital bed for two days. the mother of three says, while walking her 12-year-old son home from school, a seventh-grader hom her son's school punched her in the face on this busy street in passaic, new jersey. the family says the student, who is african american, and others were bullying her son at the school the day before. >> they said all mexicans should be behind the wall. >> reporter: the alleged juvenile attacker was arrested for aggravated assault. the family believes that if the school fo

loss, as emancipation does new jersey. massachusetts, that are poor, that do not have slaves, get rid of slaves immediately. places like new york, which actually have small but significant slave populations will get rid of slavery by abolishing it gradually, which means everyone born after 1800 is going to be free when they are 21 or 25. what about the people born in 1799? they will be slaves forever, forever for them, for their whole lives. after all, when the civil war starts, new jersey is a slave state. there are still slaves in new jersey in the 1860 census. fly? -- why? they never abolished slavery permanently. what does new york past? emancipation law, 1827, those people born before 1800 will be free. think about how small a step that is. that is a new york. that is not richmond or charleston. this is not the kind of place where slavery, which did look threatened everywhere with the french revolution, the haitian revolution, what was going on elsewhere, it looked threatened in the 1780's and 1790's. by the 1820's, se

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. malinowski: madam speaker, i thank chairman mccaul for his eloquent statement and his leadership on this issue and i rise in very strong support of this measure. 30 years ago, i was here on capitol hill, my first job out of college. i was working on the senate side for the late great senator daniel patrick moynihan, and one day i was sitting in my cubicle and we were watching our tv's which were tuned to this novelty station called cnn that was bringing these events live to us, something we had never really experienced before. and one day we looked up and we saw the image of this young chinese man with his grocery bags standing in front of that line of tanks and we watched it unfold for about two minutes. seemed like forever. we did not know what would happen. would he be killed? would he be run over? it was a moment that changed my life and changed the world. we all know what happened afterwards. the massacre, mass arrests, efforts that continue to this day to bury the truth of what

we will hold kenny and go to tom in new jersey.im, tom from lafayette, new jersey. >> what's up >> caller: what do you think about this cgc >> that's the only one i'm recommending. i think canopy is terrific. i like the whole portfolio. andrew in new jersey. >> caller: good afternoon, professor cramer. >> thank you. >> caller: rite aid corporation. >> have you seen walgreens why don't we go to north carolina. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. so i had contact with you a couple of years ago on genpact. i wanted to see what the potential is. how high can it go >> we had tiger on. i thought the guy was unbelievable. i know it has moved up a lot. that's a great story. let's go to chris in south carolina. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. california water. >> i don't want anything to do with california. there is coal, fossil 2350fuel. in other words, stay away. let's go to louis in south carolina. >> caller: hi, cramer, you are my guru. >> what's up >> caller: well, in march i bought medical dermatology stock with the stock symbol derm at 13.80 a share.

this warehouse needs to close, and you need to go back to new jersey. that we're out of miami, i want to get the ball rolling meeting new suppliers, new manufacturers and making new contacts in our soon-to-be new home of new york city. if you made this in china, what would it cost? chuck: that, probably around $15. rigoberto: manufacture here is going to cost $18. lemonis: i think most people would sort of scratch their head and say, "why would you spend more to make it here?" i'll give you my answer. -chuck: yes. lemonis: the minimums are lower. the lead times are quicker. -chuck: yes. lemonis: and you can put your hands on the process from start to finish as opposed to send it all over e-mail to china, and it comes back and hope it's right. historically, the company would manufacture its swimsuits overseas. on the surface, it sounds like a good idea because it's cheaper. but is it really cheaper? once you go back and forth across the ocean to make any adjustments and you don't get the product produced in time to meet the market, didn't time just reall

a the time creole was standard oil of new jersey affiliate at the number two oil producer. it dissolved when the country nationalized their oil industry in the 1950's. ♪ begins] ♪ narrator: stretching along the eastern shore of lake maracaibo and venezuela, one of the wonders of modern times, the oil-producing complex of the venezuelan fields, more than 2000 oil wells reaching almost to the horizon. one of the largest known oil deposits in the world, this resource has brought new life to the people of venezuela. the oil beneath these waters belongs to those people, but the stupendous task of bringing it to the surface, refining and marketing as been the work of private, foreign capital and engineering genius, much of it north american, and half that work has been done by one company, creole petroleum corporation. creole is an american company, affiliated with standard oil of new jersey, but it operates exclusively in venezuela, making its headquarters in caracas, sparkling, modern city whose progress is rooted in oil. from its caracas offices, this company conducts business

kim of new jersey. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 445, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. kim, and a member opposed, will each control five minutes. mr. kim: ok. thank you, mr. chair. i have an amendment at the desk. -- i yield myself such time as i may consume. mr. chair, as the vice chair of the readiness on the house armed services committee, improving road safety at and around our military facilities is important part of maintaining and enhancing military readiness. simply put, if our service men and women can't safely drive, they can't safely train. and that puts our military at a distinct disadvantage. we have dozens of military facilities across our country, but i want to give you one example of how prioritizing road safety will improve our readiness. my district, made up of burlington and ocean counties in new jersey, is home to joint base mcgwire. the joint base is a key military training facility but the lack of proper investment in road safety projects has impeded our military's ability to train. by building a simple overpass over route 539, the army reserve wou

set up shop in new jersey.n hedge fund is $4 billion size and a lot of it is on the back of big-money miniatures like pension funds from california and new jersey and other places. they have drawn quite a bit of praise. in some online legacy media names, for instance. there was a little bit of scrutiny cast on them. more of a spotlight on them ever since american media association came to light, the jeff bezos situation. that has led people to ask questions because it is the money behind american media. caroline: talking more broadly, why are pension funds actually exiting the hedge fund holdings anyways? sridhar: the x factor. the hope they will be able to outperform markets, but they are not doing that like they used to. hi sees -- high seas. too much complicity. hedge funds used to be this mythical, magical source of supersized returns. that does not seem to be the case anymore. it went from next to nothing to almost $3 trillion in assets into decades on the back of money from pension funds. when that starts

>> all right, pete, thank yo suddenly expd and sparked a firen ridgefield, new jersey, near new york city an off duty police officer was nearby at the time a helped rescue one es are department who was trapped inside and suffered minor injuries authorities are investigating the gas leak at the scene. >> s was an american heiress who built her own fashion empire we mourn the loss of gloria th vanderbilt e daughter of railroad tycoon, known for her vanderbilt jns kate snow takes a look at her legacy >> reporter: gloria vanderbilt had many titles. social light, writerde, gner, wife and mother. shalso had a famous name born in france in 1924, and heie to t vanderbilt railroad fortunate. at 10 her aunt battled to take custody of gloria. they covered every moment of the tabld trial and dubbed her poor little rich girl. she went on to marry three more times. she had two sons with nductor lee polled, two more sons with writer wyatt cooper and anderson n.oper who remembered his mon >> she was derld to matermined e something of her life. >> rorter: her larger than life personality to the rear