the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: i now recognize another gentleman from california, mr. mcnerney, for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mcnerney: i thank the chairman for his hard work on this and the chairman of the subcommittee, mr. doyle, the ranking member, staff members. great bill here. i rise in support of h.r. 3375, the stopping bad robocalls act. today californians and americans across the country had receiving more unwanted robe yobe calls than ever before. this is something i often hear about from my constituents. nearly 48 billion robocalls were made in 2018, an increase in 17 billion calls in one year. more than 40% of these calls are illegal scams. they are defrauding consumers. they are disruptive, and costing victims an average of $430 per scam. i'm worried that the real risk here is that we are making our phone system obsolete because people don't want to pick up their phones anymore. part of the problem is our current legal framework doesn't go far enoug

i'm a new jersey resident. i would like nothing more than to be able to deduct all of the taxes i pay in my wonderful little town of montclair but the irs has said that the idea of allowing the state of new jersey and others to set up sort of charitable funds into which i would donate money doesn't work, because i'm getting something in return of value for that donation. namely, a tax credit aren't they right about that >> i think they're dead wrong, tyler. it's good to be on, by the way and it's the reason why we filed suit this morning in the southern district of new york, along with new york and connecticut. and it's not the first action we've taken to push back on this egregious tax law, both its constitutionality and now the irs interpretation there are 33 other states with about 100 different examples across those states, many of them red states, by the way, where the irs has allowed these sorts of charitable contributions to go ahead. so i would argue the radical actors is the irs. we want to put it back

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey yields back. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. zeldin: b.d.s. supporters also claim that the b.d.s. movement is nonviolent. the b.d.s. movement does not distance itself from hamas, a designated foreign terrorist organization. b.d.s. supporters, individually, are not distancing themselves from hamas either. instead, their criticism is focused in on attacking israel and in many cases the jewish people specific. two fridays ago, a senior hamas official called upon palestinians worldwide, quote, our brothers in the diaspora are trying to prepare, warming up. a long time has past with them warming up. all of you, seven million palestinians abroad, enough of warming up. all of you seven million palestinians abroad, enough of warming up. . you have jews every where, and we must attack every jew on the globe, slaughtering killing. where are all the supporters of b.d.s. condemning these remarks? this is two fridays ago, calling for the murder of every jew in the world. during a closed meeting i

i'm also proud that new jersey is on the cutting edge of safety . i fully understand the need for safe school buses and commend you for your work to increase safety. children, i have triplets. in new jersey, they have early school intervention where students go to school as early as 3:00. -- as early as three. my children were on school buses at three years old. there is one of them taking pictures of me right now. he has made it pretty far. new jersey is a leader when it comes to school bus safety, requiring all school buses to have the three-point safety belts. yet, the federal government does not require all school buses have this. can you explain how the three-point safety belts improve bus safety? do you think it would be in the country's best interest to have these belts required nationwide? >> thank you, congressman payne. i did not get a chance to agree with my friend from the teamsters, but school bus drivers are incredibly valuable and incredibly underpaid for the responsibility we give them. >> i agree. >> in terms of statistics on three-

. >> women in new jersey who were the first voters beginning in 1776 by new jersey became a state of new jersey state constitution made no mention of the fact when discussing voting qualifications it only had a property requirement, so women who own enough property primarily widows and single women but not all women in new jersey could and did vote other local, state and national level. >> 8 p.m. on the presidency, john talks about nixon's early life and career. >> 1947 and 1948 he campaigned and went to every club, every chamber of commerce and american legion hall. every crowd that would have taken. he told them his best judgment and he convinced them. when they were held in california in the summer of 1948, richard nixon didn't just win the republican nomination, he won the democratic and had wagered everything and ran unopposed in the first campaign.

new jersey in 1965, in sales tax in new jersey, property tax is too high, then they had a high sales high property tax and in 1977 they added income tax to bring down property tax, they have property taxes, high sales taxes, high income taxes and the state still a mess and gets more expensive, they've really run to end of the rope and that's why you have legislature in new jersey say no to governor on additional millionaire's tax. >> right. >> the last when they tried and the governor says they will keep spending like a crazy person. heather: other things that were not included in the budget and we can bring those back up for everyone, opioid makers, gun sales, companies that don't offer health insurance, those were also proposed by governor murphy. >> when you allow spend to go get out of control you become desperate for more revenue, more taxes, we have opioid crisis, what they want to do is raise taxes on people who use pain killers legitimately in order to fight the other problem, just damages everyone who needs pain killers and makes health care cost more, it's getting worse in

. >> 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

so we know who the foxes are, and new jersey is new jersey. the judges are the foxes, and complicit. you don't even get to the court, wells fargo, bank of america, you name it, so we know what happened in 2008, it was the stock market crash. they were bailed out. and some folks said they had to be bailed out, i don't know, i am not a politician, i know that we were bailed on. i know who benefited from that, and it wasn't me and you. so in new jersey, foreclosure, that is what justification looks like. that is what doctor mcdaniels talked about, the [null] removal program of the 21st century is, and so the problem. the problem is predatory mortgages. the problem is fraud, slavery was a fraud. so what we are asking for, and what we deserve, black folks gave governor murphy, philip dunstan murphy, 95% of our vote. we should not have to ask for, 10 months after, a moratorium on foreclosures. and that's what we have been doing. a moratorium, on foreclosures. we think god for the assemblywoman, we have a bill, 3119, that she issued an put in, and be

not just new jersey but connecticut, new york, california.cticut is having trouble funding their pension liability. so they raise the taxes and seeing a max exodus. people are fleeing to florida. the reason is the wealthy can move. that's one thing that democrats don't factor in. when you have money, you can get up and leave and go anywhere you want to. >> the governor says it's much ado about nothing and tweeting back to the president. we all know the real donald trump is fighting for millionaires like himself. i'm fighting for new jersey's middle class and all those working to get there. the irony he's being challenged by the democrats in his own party, particularly the prominent ones that make the decisions who fear that a lot of money is leaving the state and with this cap on what you can write off, $10,000 for mortgage and tax deductions, that is the limit. they're being chased out. so they said we don't want that exodus to continue. >> it's counter intuitive. look back at the reagan era. they cut the tax from 70 to 50 and 50 to 28. the

through new jersey lawmakers calling for his removal.e's gravely appellate court's decision. >> mike: jacqui heinrich, thank you. up next, whatever happened to segment on the obamacare. first, beyond our borders tonight, an explosion inside a vehicle near turkey's border with syria has left her cosyrians dead and one injured. state turkeys interior minister said the explosion was caused by a handmade bomb. students protesting the hong kong's government have rejected an offer to meet. student leaders called the offer "insincere and a publicity gimmick." they are demanding the release of protesters who have been arrested in several recent demonstrations. sudan's ruling military council and its pro-democracy movement are both welcoming a new parish agreement reached today. that raises hopes that the deal would end at three month political crisis that has paralyzed the country and lead to scores of people dying following a violent crackdown on peaceful protesters by authorities. some of our stories beyond our borders tonight. we will be righ

now, but before leaving new jersey, he stopped and spoke to reporters fielding questions about the u.s. mexico border and conditions at border detention centers. >> will you visit the migrant detention center in texas, the one in the new york times story? >> president trump: [inaudible] . >> reporter: on the south lawn friday president trump told reporters immigration raids which he delayed by two weeks are going to begin fairly soon. in the past some democrats accused the president of threatening deportation to create a distraction. >> this is another example of the president's successful attempts to distract us from what's really happening in this country under his watch. you mentioned the six children whose lives have been lost in our care, in custody, but there are kids right now sleeping on concrete floors in a border patrol station. reporter: but the acting director of the u.s. citizenship and immigration services defend ed the controversial radon fox news sunday. listen here. >> this is just what i.c.e. is supposed to do. the fact that we've fallen to the point where we're talki

she's in berkeley heights, new jersey. >> reporter: president trump flew to new jersey for his firstmer visit to his country club, while back in washington, aides scrambled to find a way to get a citizenship question included in the 2020 census, despite pushback from the supreme court. >> we have four or five ways we could do it, so we're working on a lot of things, including an executive order. >> reporter: a source familiar with the deliberations tells cbs news, "attorneys are reviewing all the options, and are trying to resolve the legal issues as quickly as possible." critics charge the citizenship question discriminates against immigrants and communities of color. >> we're going to lose a lot of support in our communities and our regions. >> reporter: experts say the president can't override the supreme court's decision to block the question, but he can come up with a new rationale for why it's warranted. >> the commerce secretary can add some questions to the census if they have valid reasons to do so. p wants action on immigration. after postponing mass deportation roundups la

. >>> i'm kate rogers in park, new jersey. ght on "nightly business report" we're talking teen jobs, who is working, who is not and ♪ why. ♪ >>> and more on the jobs market and a new labor problem facing businesses. employers are finding it increasing difficult to hire teens, even during the summer months. s in asbury park, new jersey. ♪. >> hi, what can i get for you today? >> reporter: she is o kickingff her second summer working here in asbury park, new jersey. the 16-year old is making $10.50 an hour, $0.50 above the state minimum wage, working the register and serving up cold drinks and fri to customers on the boardwalk. >> well, when i'm not in school over t summer, i like to keep myself busy. want to have a job. i want to have a little money. >> reporter: she m enjoy working, but the share of teams working or seeking work in june, july and august has been stagnant in recent years. the labor force participations raor teens in summer last year was 40%. ten years ago it was closer to 50%. in the late 1990s, 60%. at the same

. >> women in new jersey who are america's first voters, beginning in 1776 when new jersey became a statete constitution made no mention of sex when discussing qualifications. so women who own enough property, primarily, widows into going, not all women could and did vote in elections at the local and state and national level. >> at 8:00 p.m. on the presidency, author john farrell talks about nixon's early life and career. >> in 1947 in early 1948 he campaigned for the marshall plan. he went to every rotary club, chamber of commerce, every vfw and rick and legion hall. every crowd that would take in. he told them he owes them his best judgment. not his obedience. and he convinced them. so in the party primaries in the summer of 1940, richard nixon did not just when the republican nomination, he won the democratic nomination, he wagered everything and carried the day. >> explorer nations passed on american history tv, every weekend on c-span3. the first day of senate judiciary committee meets was legislation that would change the rules for people seeking asylum in the u.s. and establish pr

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

malinowski of new jersey. amendment 441 ms. jayapal of washington. the chair will reduce to two minutes the time for any electronic vote after the first vote in this series. the unfinished business is the request for recorded vote on amendment 49 printed in part b 116-143 by the gentlewoman from california, ms. lee, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the ayes have prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 49, printed in part b of house report number 116-143, offered by ms. lee of california. 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. it this is 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 political or commerci

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he was arrested in new jersey while returning from a trip to paris. >> epstein alleged to have abusedof victims by causing them to engage in sex actions with -- at his mansion in new york and hissie estate im beach florida, and paid certain victims to recruit girls, this conduct as alleged went on for years, it involves dozens of young girls, some as young as 14 at the time they were allegedly abused. >> that was jeff berman chief federal prosecutor here in new york city. making government's even of the case, epstein is innocent until proven guilty we know and understand that, we does face a maximum of 45 years and he has friends in high places, including president trump former president bill clinton, a spokesperson for the former president released a statement earlier today, reading in part: and statement goes on to say: let's get to epstein, can he escape justice this second time? panel is back. matt welsh, michael star hopkins, jason meister. political implication because of his former friend hip with former president clinton and former friendship with plump. president trump. >> al

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congratulations on winning where i grew up, ocean city, new jersey. why are you opposed to action like rob reiner is calling for right now to get this train rolling and have a vote eventually on impeachment? >> unless we find something new or different that we didn't see before, it seems that this just continuing. so first it was going to be the mueller report was really going to give us the information, and it did. i read it from the first page to the last page, and it gave some information. and certainly there are some distasteful sections and parts of that that really are concerning, but not high crimes and misdemeanors, at least in my opinion. and obviously in other people's opinions as well. and then it was going to be once he testified, it will come to life and it would bring the

. >> women in new jersey, who were america's first voters, beginning in 1770 61 new jersey the new jersey state constitution made no .ention of sex when discussing voting qualifications it only had a property requirement. so women who owned a property, primarily widows and single women, so not all women in new jersey, could and did vote in local, state and national elections. announcer: at 8:00 p.m. on the president to, an author talks about nixon's early life and career. >> early 1947 to 1948 he campaigned for the marshall plan. he went to every chamber of commerce, every rotary club, every american legion hall. he told them he owed them his best judgment, not his obedience them. convinced and when the party primaries were held in california in summer of 1948, richard nixon did not just wind the republican nomination, he won the democratic nomination. he ran unopposed in his first reelection campaign. announcer: explore our nations passed on american history tv every weekend on c-span3. arkansas republican senator tom cotton sat down for a conversation on immigration and national securit

watch as a tornado in new jersey flips over this car. an ef-0 twister strong enough to lift this sedan, leaving it on its side. the tornado with 70-mile-per-hour winds just 15 feet wide, traveling less than a tenth of a mile, but right through the heart of mt. laurel's business district. near chester, pennsylvania, the funnel cloud against the ominous dark skies as fans evacuated a canceled soccer match. and along the jersey shore, thunder and lightning bringing an early end to the beach day there. of lightning striking the mast of a 40-foot sailboat. the strike causing electrical damage, but no one was hurt. thankfully no one was hurt. july the deadliest month for lightning strikes. be careful if you're near the water today. we're looking for this front to be drifting down to the south. so, the bulk of the storms and the heaviest rain today and tomorrow will be along this front. mostly from the mid-atlantic, down across parts of the carolinas. we could see some heavy rain to the point of flooding. that spin over tennessee right now, cou

scorching temperatures forced changes to the new jersey state triathlon. and forced the cancellation of the new york city triathlon for the first time ever. here you see runners brafrg the heat in new jersey. >> some walking. >> yeah, that looks tough. the running portion of the triathlon was shortened as you can imagine to two miles. temperatures reached the 90s for the before the race started this morning. >> raced this thing over ten times and i haven't been in miss reasonable on the run. it's brutal. brulgts. you know you train for it and take whatever the triathlon gives. >> you yeah, it's one thing to run it and another thing to run in those temperatures. temperatures expected to, again, reach well into the 90s for day two of the new jersey triathlon tomorrow. heat wave is cancelling other sporting eepts. including horse races in new york, new york state and maryland abnew york city. under a heat warning to through tomorrow night. >> how do you stay cool? a day full of family entertainment, popsicles and backpack. today we teamed one pennsylvania chev

next, lawmakers from texas, new jersey, and hawaii. van taylor who is representing the third district of texas is first. he is a former third district legislator and a marine. >> congressman, your seventh generation texan. rep. taylor: my family came to texas in 1826 and became mexican citizens. in 1835, october o35

. >> as president trump wrapped up his weekend at his new jersey golf club, a new abc/"washington post" poll reports 44% approve of mr. trump, an all-time high since he entered the office, but 53% disapprove. he's had a disappointing records, a record for any chief in the modern era. while the poll also gave the president high marks on the economy, it shows a majority of americans are dissatisfied with his handling of the administration. >> we got his intentional treatment of children at the facilities. >> his own agency described in an internal watchdog report as a ticking time dog. >> there's adequate food and water because the facility is cleaned every day. because i know what our standards are and i know they're being followed. >> on twitter president trump blamed the media for phony accounts adding people should not be entering our country illegally only for us to have to care for them. >> people that came from unbelievable poverty, they had no water, no anything from where they came from, those are people that are very happy with what's going on because relatively speaking, they'

. >> hans nichs with the president in new jersey today. thank you. >>> good news about the economy this evening. the labor department says 224,000 jobs were created last month. that's for mar than expected though the unemployment rate rose slightly to 3.7% because more people were looking for jobs. but the economic picture isn't so bright for everyone. tom costello reports on who is working and who's stilru ling. >> reporter: a long holiday weekend in chicago today where gabrielle stewart says times are good. >> whave a wedding coming up in october. so, this booming economy has allowed us have the opportunity to have a good wedding. >> reporter: today's jobs numbers suggest good times for millions of americans. the unemployment rate remains at 50-year lows. june saw robust hiring in health care, government, transportation, manufacturing, and construction. though retailers continue to cut jobs. hourly wages up 3.1% over a year ago though less than what many economists expected. >> our country continues to do really well, really, really well.

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next, lawmakers from texas, new jersey, and hawaii. van taylor who is representing the third district of texas is first. he is a former third district legislator and a marine. >> congressman, your seventh generation texan. rep. taylor: my family came to texas in 1826 and became mexican citizens. in 1835, october of 1835, a letter was sent to my family asking them to join the revolution. a copy of the letter is in my office, here in washington, d.c.. you can see that the times were now. greta: over the generations, what has your family done for living? rep. taylor: i've been in commercial real estate, farming, i live one mile away from where my great-grandfather farmed for the great depression. our family has a great love for

quote, congratulations to legislators in new jersey for not passing the millionaire's tax. and others should start changing their thought processes on taxes but while the new jersey legislator blocked phil murphy's hopes for a millionaire's tax, others are making good on the democrats on the campaign trail to tax the wealthy massachusetts the legislature is taking steps towards the first ever millionaires tax. they voted to impose a 4% surtax on those making $1 million or more it will require a second vote in two years because the vote quirk that can be ratified by voters in 2022. in illinois led by j.b. print kerr, voters will decide on a new plan to abolish the state's flat tax in favor of a progressive tax where filers pay 8% on income over $1 million a year it will be on the broader ballot next year. and in connecticut, they scrapped plans for raising the tax on the capital gains we talked about on this show for high earners now going ahead with a mansion tax but it's got a twist 2.5% on homes over $2 million but only applies to the seller if they move out of the state.

the house tonight, new jersey congressman tom malinowski. sir, thanks for being here tonight. i appreciate you making time. >> thank you, rachel, and thank you for reading the resolution. that's the first dramatic reading i've heard. >> well, unfortunately, i'm a bad actor and so it wasn't as dramatic as it should have been. >> it was good. >> well, it's an eloquent piece of work. and i know you're the lead author of this resolution. i have to ask about your thought process that went into asking the house to weigh in on something like this formally and why you structured this the way you did. >> i saw the tweets with everybody else this weekend, and as you mentioned, unlike three of the four congresswomen that trump attacked, i was actually born in a foreign country. i'm an immigrant. i -- i took that oath to support and defend the constitution of the united states for the first time when i was 10 years old, getting sworn in to be a citizen of the united states five years after my mom brought me here from poland. and so i thought, you know, i don't -- i don't necessarily

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yemen now this is significant also because it comes from congressman tom malinowski democrat from new jersey he's only been in congress for a year but before that he served as a top diplomat in the state department for many years under president barack obama and he worked directly with the saudi you a yemen war issue from the state department so he knows the issue 1st hand it is quite familiar with it so it's significant that way as well while this was an amendment that went through and it would ban the sale of u.s. weapons to saudi arabia at least these munitions air to ground munitions this won't go into effect immediately this is just a successful amendment now what is going to happen and this is important it will go now to a debate between the senate and the house of representatives where they will come up with a compromise final defense bill and it's unclear if this amendment will make it into that or not we'll be watching that very closely and of over the coming. days

this warehouse needs to close, and you need to go back to new jersey. there makes more sense. ♪ lemonis: now 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

soil in new jersey. officials tell nbc news he faces two counts of sex trafficking for alleged crimes committed between 2002 and 2005 in florida as well as new york state. there's a lot to unfold here. we will get into epstein's background in a second. reveal to you why this is a big deal. joining me now is tom winter who has been following this story and former federal prosecutors carol lamb and katie shertefski. was this a surprising arrest? >> it was in the fact that this arrest was going to be made on saturday, yesterday, when he was arriving coming from overseas. that was a surprise. after that, our understanding is that federal law enforcement officials were actually involved with executing a search warrant on his upper east side home. that was a surprise. in addition to that, i think a lot of folks thought his criminal jeopardy kind of went away as soon as he signed this non-prosecution agreement with the u.s. attorney's office in miami as well as agreeing to a deal with state prosecutors. that's w

. >>> a dangerous heat wave is smothering the east coast, forcing changes to the new jersey state triathlon and the cancellation of the new york city triathlon. that's the first time that's ever been cancelled. here you see riners braving the heat in new jersey. the running portion of the triathlon was shortened back to two miles. the temperature w this morning. >> i've raced this thing probably over ten times and i don't think i have ever been this miserable out on the run. it is brutal. brutal. but, you know what? you train for it and you just take whatever the triathlon gives you. >> well, the temperature expected to get into the 90s for day two of the new jersey triathlon tomorrow. heat wave cancelling other sporting events including horse races in new york state and in maryland. new york city is under an excessive heat warning through tomorrow night. >> thankfully though we're not seeing anything like that here. >> not even hot. >> in the bay area. >> we have the fog and the sea breeze keeping things comfortable. >> there it is. >> the story talks about 90-degree temperatures. imagine

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new jersey. mexico has deployed thousands of security personnel as part of a new national guard they're supposed to provide extra security and fight crime in the most violent areas the force is controversial low because of its myriad tries nature the government is promising it will get special training in human rights john holliman reports from tapachula that doesn't appear to be happening. because new police force the national guard that looks militarized that's because it is made up mainly of soldiers and marines and commanded by general the government hopes it will tackle mits because recall boylan's many are worried that in doing that it could trample over civilians rights look toward. those worries were at least calm down april 9th when the government made a deal with the united nations at the un would help give human rights training to the new force would be seen as a big moment is. more important than this is a really important x. i could say historical in a quid in the killing field mammal

after spending the weekend at the new jersey golf club. he took to twitter yet again this morning as he continues the contentious feud with the four freshman progressive democratic, congresswomen who have called themselves "the squad". the president tweeting quote - they're not capable and they should apologize to america and israel for the horrible, hateful things that they have said. they are destroying the democratic party says the president. ellison barber is live in berkeley heights in new jersey near the president's golf club. has the squad responded to this latest tweet? >> congresswomen alexandria ocasio-cortez the purchase is referred to guarantee healthcare, public college and student loan forgiveness and protections, living wages, basic human rights. we don't take a dime of corporate money either, you jack of drug prices and scam student loans. the freshman councilman seem to be directly respondents the president's tweets from this morning. she included his tweet in hers. the president's tweet said this in full.quote i don't bel

she was working towards a bachelor's degree in marketing. >>> 300,000 customers in the dark in new jerseyd take several days here. flood watches and warnings are in effect. about 600,000 customers in the dark in new york city, in westchester. some customers just got power back after a scorching weekend. flash flood warnings issued in parts of affected areas. more than 140,000 customers in the metro detroit area have been without power since the weekend. a dte worker says they expect to restore power by tomorrow. >>> first teenage ads against teenage vaping are out using magic to keep kids away from ecigarettes. >> i'm going to put it into your hands. watch very carefully. boom! >> that features street magician julius d transforming an ecigarette into a regular cigarette. one cartridge contains the same amount of nicotine as an entire pack. this is all part of the fda's $60 million the real cost campaign. in 2018 they revealed vaping increased nearly 80% among high schoolers and 50% among middle schoolers over the year before. >>> if you're driving a van with more than $200 million worth o

total contact is plenty and has a been agreed by and coaches -- with coaches in new jersey. we will do a scientific research study that shows the benefits published about one year from now. >> michael, what are your thoughts and where is usa football and contact? >> thanks. i really don't think we are that far off in terms of talking about at the base and core of what we do. two things i think we would say is, one, when we start talking about limits, someone mentioned earlier about how to be governed if we get guidelines? how do we govern that and mandate those things? the important thing to realize is even if or when we set guidelines that exist now, what we do in that 15 minutes is as important as what we give the coaches and give them training. as terry said, with the way we teach blocking on the way that tackling is taught, and with the way engagement is taught, that is extremely important. it is not just about time. we will get to that later, but that is where we feel so much excitement and passion about what we are doing with the football development model and to answe

the first lady. >> that was president trump speaking on the south lawn just before taking off to new jersey right now i want to bring in nbc news white house correspondent jeff bennett who was there on the south lawn and also nbc news correspondent hans nichols who is live for us in new jersey. hans, let's start with you. i heard a lot in that press conference. we heard about plastic straws. we heard about the congresswoman, we heard about china. but we also heard about iran. can you tell me what is the white house working on in terms of a response? >> well, the white house appears to have an inconsistent message at this point. you heard the president hipted that at one point he said iran is going to work out great, it's going to be fine. in another moment he said iran is in big trouble right now. it's hard to square those two things. now the president didn't necessarily amp up his rhetoric. he gave a tour of what he thinks is the situation inside of iran. that is an economy is cratered. that's bolstered by the facts. the president gave us a little something new there that iran is bringing

we have polling, tom malinowski is already out in new jersey. -- down in new jersey. he pulled probably eight races so far at the nrcc and i think we publish those so you have the stuff and you can see what it is. i think malinowski was down two or three points and we had just begun. money is going to be important. money is always important but money isn't the ultimate determining factor. we can't let it get so out of wack that -- out of that our candidates can't compete. >> -- linda: john davis from "the news york times." >> he's said that chance last night had no place as a message and you think the president said what he meant was wrong but as you know he is a pretty large megaphone and it sets the tone for the political course so i wonder given that these sorts of ideas where the core agenda in 2016 that you talk about caravans and invasion by asylum-seekers in 2018 and that describes the conversation around the midterm. a message he talked about before that the committee wants to set the terrain for the midterms is going to actually be able to break through, and

a family court judge in new jersey is under fire for ruling that a 16-year-old boy accused of rapingrunk teenage girl should have leniency, because he "comes from a good family." the outrage has come quickly on this. here's meg oliver. >> reporter: in 2017, judge james troiano ruled a then-16- year-old boy accused of raping a drunk teenage girl should have leniency because he "comes from a good family, attended an excellent school, and was an eagle scout." the judge expressed concern whether the victim's family had considered the "devastating effect" a trial in adult court would have on the boy's life. but in a scathing reversal in june, a new jersey appeals court warned judge troiano against siding with privileged teenagers. cbs news legal analyst rikki klieman. >> i find the words of this judge to be absolutely appalling. >> reporter: prosecutors say the boy took cell phone video of the alleged rape in the basement at a pajama party, and sent the video to friends with a text message reading, "when your first time having sex was rape." new jersey law allows a juvenile to be tried as