the gentleman from new jersey, mr. sires. mr. sires: i yield myself such time as i may consume for the purpose of closing. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. sires: a lot of factors have come together over nearly 20 years to account for the success of the global fund. but in my view, the most crucial piece thft puzzle has been american leadership. i worry about what's happened to american leadership in recent years. i worry when an american administration sends a budget after budget, sends budget after budget asking us to slash our investments in diplomacy and development by a third. i worry about the message that sends to the rest of the world. the lives of which could be lost if we reduce our commitment to the fund. and what it could mean for all the success which efforts like the global fund, have achieved. so it's important today that the house send this message that we express our clear support for the global fund and our support for bringing american leadership to bear on global health challenges. i ur

senator from new jersey. >> madam president. >> the senator from new jersey. >> after the legislative meeting i asked s. res. 150 the senate proceed to his immediate consideration. >> without objection. the clerk will report. senate resolution 150 it is the policy of united states to commemorate the armenian genocide to official recognition and remembrance. >> with that judge in the senate will proceed to the measure measure. madam president for there is the resolution be agreed to the preamble be agreed to the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening actions or debate. >> without objection. >> madam president. >> the senator from new jersey. >> thank you madam president. we have just passed the armenian genocide resolution recognition and it is fitting and appropriate that the senate stands on the right side of history in doing so. it commemorates the truth of the armenian genocide. on monday week commemorated international day of commemoration and dignity of the victims of the crime of genocide and prevention of thisf crime. the u.n. genera

come back to new jersey. y thing. there is a jersey guy in control. eric: even though hoffa is dead. too yes it's a control freak. i think it was more he wanted to have him in jersey. that was his trophy. and everybody understands. you know, that's how i went down back then. eric: but he insists on keeping the address to himself for now. so dan and i were left on our own to unravel the clues and find the location of jimmy hoffa's body. the new jersey link to hoffa's demise came from his former driver ralph bacardo. he was serving 20 years for second degree murder. police say he had a prison visit from two of the hoffa suspects, tommy and steven andretta. and steven told bacardo how the hoffa hit went down. but what he told him in private caused ralphy to go to the feds. >> he tells him hoffa is murdered. he's stuffed into a 55 gallon drum. he's load on to a gateway transformation truck and shipped back to new jersey. he said the place we buried bodies was brother moscato's dump. eric: i am thinking put him in

come back to new jersey. y thing. there is a jersey guy in control. eric: even though hoffa is dead. too yes it's a control freak. i think it was more he wanted to have him in jersey. that was his trophy. and everybody understands. you know, that's how i went down back then. eric: but he insists on keeping the address to himself for now. so dan and i were left on our own to unravel the clues and find the location of jimmy hoffa's body. the new jersey link to hoffa's demise came from his former driver ralph bacardo. he was serving 20 years for second degree murder. police say he had a prison visit from two of the hoffa suspects, tommy and steven andretta. and steven told bacardo how the hoffa hit went down. but what he told him in private caused ralphy to go to the feds. >> he tells him hoffa is murdered. he's stuffed into a 55 gallon drum. he's load on to a gateway transformation truck and shipped back to new jersey. he said the place we buried bodies was brother moscato's dump. eric: i am thinking put him 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

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: mr. speaker, i yield a minute and a half to the gentleman from vermont, mr. welch. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from vermont is recognized. mr. welch: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise today in support of the traced act. this is a long overdue effort by congress to crack down on out-of-control abuse of robocall marketers. these are annoying and inconvenient calls, but they also have real life impacts. katherine is an 84-year-old from shellburn. she an and her husband received at least three our four robocalls of today. her husband is hard of hearing, he doesn't hear the phone ring which requires her to answer the calls even though it's difficult for her to get up. she always answers the calls because they could be important. it might be a son or a daughter. unfortunately, it's usually a marketer or a scam call. katherine sums it up perfectly when she says, i'm very upset about these calls. i want the calls to stop. she speaks for all our constituents. she's not alone. in 2018 there

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we expect to hear information from officials here in new jersey later today. dave? amara? >> miguel, thanks. >>> a small plane crash in phoenix caught on a surveillance camera. look at the aircraft slamming into a utility pole before taking out several vehicles in a used car lot and skidding into the middle of the street. >> he wanted to try to land on 23rd avenue. thank goodness he didn't. he probably would have taken us out. >> they let us on property for maybe two minutes and seen about ten of our cars damaged. >> two people were onboard the plane. a 48-year-old pilot who is a flight instructor. and the passenger were not hurt. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> joe biden denying reports that he has a pledge to serve only one term. four people who speak regularly with biden say it is virtually inconceivable that he will run for election in 2024. campaigning in las vegas, biden said the story isn't true. >> do you ever talk to any aides about a one-term pledge? >> no. i never have. i don't have plans to. i'm not even there yet. >> in 2024, biden would be t

the speaker pro tempore: the entleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman from new jersey, mr. sires. mr. sires: mr. speaker, i yield minutes to the chairman of the subcommittee on asia, the nonproliferation, the gentleman from california, mr. sherman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. i thank the gentleman for yielding. favor of s. ak in 178, the uighur act. best of both the worlds. it has a senate bill number and

"the 11th hour" with new jersey's own brian williams starts now.use as tempers flared again tonight in the run-up to the inevitable.

when we come back, major immigrant rights victories in new york and new jersey. ay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as we end today's show with two major victories for immigrant rights. in new york, thousands of undocumented people waited in line for hours at departments of motor vehicles on monday to apply for a driver's license, new york governor andrew cuomo signed the green light law in june allowing undocumented people to apply for a driver's license using alternative forms of id instead of providing a social security number. meanwhile, in the neighboring state of new jersey, state lawmakers also passed a bill this week to allow undocumented people to apply for driver's licenses following emotional testimonies at the state assembly last week. among them nine-year-old new , a jersey resident named david. amy: on monday, as new jersey lawmakers approved the bill to grant undocumented people driver's licenses, supporters erupted in cheers and chants of "si, se pudo" -- "yes, we cou

questions about the motive behind the deadly shooting of a new jersey the drama unfolding on live tv. three others. the drama unfolding on live tv. >> i'm going to back >> i'm going to back up again. . the fire is getting louder and faster right now. this morning what we're learnin faster right now. this morning what we're learning about the about the victims as victims a investigators search investigators search for answers. did the gunman specifically swe. did the gunman specifi target a jewish deli and its y target a jewish deli and its customers. >>> sounding off. customers.>> they're impeachinge >>> sounding off. a >> they're impeaching me and there there are no crimes. this has to be a first in history. as >> president trump proclaiming history. >> president trump proclaiming his innocence after democrats unveil his innocence after democrats impeachment against him, abuse of p unveil two articles of impeachment against him, abuse of power and obstructing congress. the debate on capitol hill

the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pallone: mr. chairman, i yield now two minutes to the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. schakowsky. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized for two minutes. ms. schakowsky: so, since 2003 the pharmaceutical companies have had free reign to gouge sick people. they forced into law language that prohibited the federal government from negotiating with the drug companies for lower prices. which already the veterans administration does and has done for decades. we know that negotiating for fair prices actually is the home way that we're going to be able to -- only way that we're going to be able to lower prices and that is what h.r. 3 is going to do. even donald trump has said that, when he was a candidate, when it comes to negotiating the cost of drugs, we are going to negotiate like crazy. that was then. and this is now. the congressional budget office says we're going to save about half a trillion dollars when we negotiate in the most effective way to protect seniors and families and anyone who has ins

. >> van drew a democrat from new jersey is expected to switch parties. >> i want to tell him he is welcome in republican party. we would supportive him and welcome him to join. >>> the u.s. is preparing to announce a draw jean down of 4, troops from taliban. >> all of this is demonstrating and the impeaching of donald trump is working. >> announcer: this is "new day weekend" with victor blackwell and christi paul. >>> good morning to you. we are just days away from learning if president trump will be impeached, but, today, we do have some information from one democratic congressman where he is expected to vote against impeachment and switch to the republican party. >> sources tell cnn jeff van drew of new jersey will announce that move this week. while the defection may give a symbolic victory for president trump but not change the impeachment vote on wednesday. >> several democrats say he simply is trying to save his own congressional seat by switching parties. >> we want to go to kristen holmes in washington. we he no the top republicans welcoming van drew to the party but we understand

we'll get his reaction to that shooting in new jersey or jersey city. plus, we'll also ask him about a jersey congressman who is calling it quits from the democratic party. i'm sure the governor isn't too keen on that. stay here. ♪ ♪ the roomba i7+ with cleanng base automatic dirt disposal and allergenlock™ bags that trap 99% of allergens, so they don't escape back into the air. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba™ >>> with the house set to vote on impeachment in just a few days, a democrat who strongly opposes impeachment of president trump is expected to switch to the republican party. according to sources, congressman jeff van drew is telling colleagues he is planning to switch political parties as he struggles in new jersey politics. the "washington post" is reporting that van drew made the decision after meeting with president trump. with me now is new jersey governor phil murphy. he is a democrat serving his first term as governor. it's nice to have you with us. >> nice to be with you, martin. thank you for having me. >> you're welcome. let

our bill will put money back in of our residents and communities and not just in new jersey. his bill provides relief for 13.1 million americans. it also doubles the deduction teachers' out-of-pocket expenses and creates a new deduction for first responders work-related costs. i ask my colleagues to support tax relief, to support our first responders and pass this bill. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the yields.dy the gentleman reserves, and the entleman from texas is recognized. mr. brady: thank you, madam speaker. i'm proud to yield the balance of my time to the republican tax policy e subcommittee, the gentleman from nebraska, and i ask unanimous that he be allowed to control that time. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, madam speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. admit, i am amust bit puzzled why we are here for this bill. our work in the house is almost done for the year. we've funded the federal government and extended expiring pro

the best way to do that is the book that makes an argument about who you are so you grew up in new jersey. >> im from the segregated south born in 1837 under segregation and jim crow. he moved to the west as soon as he could under the great society initiative and met my mother in san diego she was fresh out of college she is the daughter of evangelical christians and he was very much a part of the mainstream american society that opposed interracial marriage in the sixties and seventies. >> my mother is white. [laughter] and he was really unhappy when my parents got together so eventually they moved up to oregon and washington state and denver and through 1981 when i was born. >> and the job in new jersey? >> by the time i was born my father was tutoring students who would come to the house in private for the sat or lsat or math and science and he was supporting his family so my brother and i became captive students very small and modest but it was packed from wall to wall so we studied with him on the weekends and over summer break so that was the mediocre parochial catholic school. >> w

"the washington post" was first to report congressman jeff van drew, democrat of new jersey, is expected to leave the party. i want to welcome my panel, jackie allemany, brendan buck, and sochi inahosa. jackie, i first want to get your reaction to this breaking news of this letter from chuck schumer to senate leader mitch mcconnell. i want to read in part a bit of the letter. he wrote, the trial must be one in a not only hears all the evidence and adjudicates the case fairly, it must also pass of fairness test with the american people. robert blair, senior adviser to the acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney, actind micl duffey, all wanting them to testify. he says, i propose the senate issue subpoenas for a limited set of documents that we believe will shed light on the administration's decisionmaking regarding assistance to ukraine and its requests for certain investigations to be announced by the government of ukraine. your reaction so far to what you've heard from chuck schumer, jackie. >> well, i think schumer's letter comes at an interesting time. my colleague rachel grab

washington and the continental army, after having lost battles in new york and retreating across new jersey, came into bucks county in the beginning of december 1776. they encamped in several locations around this area, including the thompson neely house, which is also part of our park. and things were pretty desperate at this point for washington and the patriot cause. the continental army really needed a win. washington was afraid that the british were going to invade philadelphia and take over the capital. and he really knew that what he was a bold action. and after meeting with his war counsel, they made a decision that on christmas night, they would cross the delaware and march to trenton to attack a outpostost -- a hessian at trenton. as they began to march from the river, a snowstorm started and the weather was terrible, there was snow and hail and it was basically a pretty bad nor'easter, and all of these men, 2400 of them all, had to cross the delaware and began their march. there were other regiments who were supposed to cross at two other locations, at the trenton ferry and at th

>> tucker: homeowners are leaving new jersey and fleeing to florida and texas but new york is makingce by shipping their homeless in. is that a good deal for you? >> everybody gets everything for free. in new york, new jersey, california, those of us want to stay in our communities, i have to tell you about a jersey. it's great to have you here in new york, thanks for noticing my tuxedo. >> tucker: we ran into each other back stage, you are wearing a cummerbund, i was so impressed. >> that was my favorite moment of the day, i'm going to do a show, you got a charity, i got a tuxedo. in jersey, we love it, we stay where we are, my mother is still there, god bless her. i like to hang around in the community. i raised my children there, it's getting tougher and tougher because of the property taxes and estate taxes, new york says we are going to give you more people, homeless people and the mayor is doing a great job. newark is experiencing a spectacular renaissance come on the spokesperson for the boys & girls club of new jersey, i'm so proud of those kids, it's a great town now. now we

have you got new jersey today. gals are able to drive their cars with the license is a good idea? bad idea? tell us about that on facebook. ainsley: i recently had to renew my driver's license. normally in new york apply online. brian: so hard. ainsley: because we need the real i.d. i will get it. y'all have to have it. everyone across the country will have to have it in order to get on an airplane. i waited two hours. steve: complicated. ainsley: passport. steve: you need the light bill and something with your address on it. it's complicated. brian: jillian, do you pay your light bill so you would have no problem. jillian: i have a pass poured card and passport card. why still need the real i.d. passport card is still allowed for travel in the united states. i have so many questions. i will will find out these answers. steve: i believe the passport are worth three points of your seven points of i.d. jillian: interesting. let's talk about this story awesome snowboarder killed in an avalanche that he triggered himsel

, who were america's first voters, beginning in 1776 when new jersey became a state. the new jersey state constitution made no mention of sex when discussing voting qualifications. it only had a property requirement. so women who own enough property -- primarily widows and single women, so not all women in new jersey -- could and did vote in elections at the local, state, and national level. and they did so for the first 30 years of the republic, until new jersey changed its law, using its power as a state to do so, to restrict the vote to just white men of property. at that point in time, women as well as african-american men lost the right to vote. for women, it wasn't -- in new jersey, it wasn't until the 19th amendment's ratification that they got the right to vote back. so let's head to the next section of the exhibit, which is, "why did women fight for the vote?" i love this section of the exhibit because our records do such a wonderful job of telling the personal story from the women, not just about why they were fighting for the vote but what the absence of th

hour we'll be joined by a democrat who has announced her candidacy challenging jeff van drew of new jersey who was a democrat last week but has been having discussions about switching to the republican party now that he's announced he will vote against impeachment of the president tomorrow. and senator chris murphy will join us tonight. he traveled to ukraine as a member of the senate foreign relations committee with republican senator ron johnson who president trump quotes tonight in a very strange letter to nancy pelosi, a letter that donald trump says he wrote for history. there are demonstrations all over the country tonight in support of the impeachment of president trump. an organizer of those demonstrations will join us with a report later in this hour. the house rules committee spent the day debating the articles of impeachment passed by the house judiciary committee. it was the kind of house committee hearing we have not seen in what feels like a very long time. there was no yelling. there were no attacks on members of the committee by other members of the committee in the opposit

new jersey governor phil murphy has already said he will sign the legislation into law. and those are some of the headlines this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin today's show in india where a wave of protests continues across the country in opposition to a new anti-muslim citizenship law. many see the so-called citizenship amendment bill as a major step toward the official marginalization of india's 200 million muslims because it provides a path to citizenship for immigrants from afghanistan, bangladesh, and pakistan -- unless they are muslim. we are protesting the citizenship amendment bill, which is taking advantage in the name of religion and this is what we do not want. india is a secular country and let it remain secular. amy: prime minister narendra modi has responded to the demonstrations and more than a dozen cities by deploying troops, enacting a curfew and shutting down the internet. police have also violently confronted protesters, leaving at least six dead, including four people shot by police in the sta

>> at the white house, president trump welcomed new jersey congressman jeff van drew who is switching his party affiliation from democrat to republican after voting against impeachment. representative van drew was elected in 2018 in a district won by president trump two years earlier. president trump: thank you very much. we have a very big announcement. to me, i think it's been many years, i hear 10 years, maybe more, where jeff van drew, highly respected, in fact, i didn't know as a democrat how you could have won in that district. i know the district very well. but that is a great tribute to you. but jeff will be joining the republican party and we were very fortunate he voted our way yesterday. as you probably know. and we had a totally unified party. i don't think there's ever been a time where the republican party was so united. but jeff will be joining the republican party. to me it's a very exciting announcement. i think, kevin, you said it's been 10 years since that happened. i don't even know who the last one was. it would seem to be it was even more than that. it's a very b

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i want to focus on new jersey. i know new jersey did a program.i just want to see what you guys are seeing and new jersey when it comes to paid family leave over a decade. how many workers have been able to access paid family leave. what have been the benefits, what have the benefits been to the working families in your state? >> thank you for the question, congressman. 6.5 million .5 million workers covered in new jersey. this is for every worker in new jersey. irregardless of the size of the business. every worker can take part in it on the caregiving side. we have recently expanded our family leave program. having a higher wage replacement for 85% starting july 1 of next year. up from the current 66%. we have been trying to learn from it as we go along. i think the past years changes and improvements will go a long way to addressing a lot of the problems. implementation of paid family medical leave. i think that it will do a lot to reduce inequality. >> there are a lot of questions about impact on business. has new jersey's program negatively i

i want to focus on new jersey because i know new jersey did a program. just wanted to see what you guys are seeing in new jersey when it comes to paid family leave over a decade, how many workers have been able to access paid family leave and what have been the benefit -- what have the benefits been to the working families in your state? >> thank you for the question, congressman. we have 1.6 million workers covered in new jersey. unlike some other proposals in other states, this is for every worker in new jersey, irregardless of the size of the business. we're making sure every employer can take care of it, not just on the birth of a child or adoption, but on the caregiving size side. we can now have a higher wage replacement, up to 85% starting in july 1 shortstop of next year, up from the current 66%. while the program started in 2009, we've been trying to learn from it as we go along, and i think this past year's changes and improvements that were passed in february are go to go a long way in addressing some of the problems folks on the panel have ha

. >> new jersey is jieng groining growing list of states. >> new jersey is in the spotlight right nowate to consider banning vaccine exemptions based on someone's religion. take a look at this map. california, mississippi, west virginia, new york, and maine have joined the list. and we're seeing these types of laws more and more because of the steady rise of measles in the united states. this year alone more than 1 r,2 cases has been reported. in vermont there was a 640% increase in kindergarten children with religious vaccine exemption after the state eliminated personal belief exemptions in the year 2016. and this year the number of measles cases in the u.s. reached its highest number in nearly three decades. globally, more than 140,000 people died from measles last year. now, due to this rise in measles and other vaccine-preventible diseases, given these numbers, it will be interesting to see what happens in new jersey and whether similar billed ee message in other states as well. back to you. >> jaclyn, thank you. >>> a 5-year-old in vista county, california, is getting into let's

i'm the spokesperson for the boys & girls club's of new jersey, so proud of those kids in north new jersey, it's a great town now. now is suing mayor de blasio, can't make this up because you can't send us your people, just give us a couple dollars, it is not fair to the homeless, not fair to north new jersey, it is just unconscionable. >> tucker: it also tells you an awful lot about what mr. progressive bill de blasio things about the majority black new york. a great to see you, thank you. the opioid epidemic kills more than 100 people every day in this country. interferes with a face no consequences. how? in part by buying positive coverage from a think tank in washington. remarkable story next. my parents never taught me anything about managing money. the amount of student loan debt i have, i'm embarrassed to even say. we just decided we didn't want debt any longer. ♪ i didn't realize how easy investing could be. i'm picking companies that i believe in. ♪ i think sofi money is amazing. ♪ thank you sofi. sofi thank you, we love you. ♪ >> tucker: close to 50,000 americans died from opioid

the former new jersey democrat switched to the gop after voting against the two articles impeachment as a democrat. present trump also answered a few questions on the impeachment vote and other issues. >> thank you very much we have a very big announcement. to me we have a big announcement. i here it is been many years, 10 years or more where jeff van drew, highly respected in fact i did not know as a democrat how you could've one in that district, i know the district very well but that is it great tribute to you. jeff will be joining republican party and we were very fortunate . he voted our way yesterday as you probably know. a totally unified party. i do not think there has ever been a time where the republican party was so united. jeff will be joining republican to me it isreally, a very exciting announcement. i think kevin, you said it was about 10 years since that's happened. i don't even know who the last one was, it would seem to me it was even more than that. but it's a big deal. >> it is a very big deal because , he's going from the majority to the minority, and it normally

news, i will get to that. all right, that active shooter situation in jersey city, new jersey, now, has widened with details beingwant to give you some of those. we are working to solidify our own sources on this, but shots fired at a bodega, small store in jersey city, a highly densely populated area. we at fox have been able to see some of the video that you see on the left as it was coming in live. we can show you stuff on tape, we do not want to show you the police officer movement as they are happening. this is delayed, happened a few moments ago. want to put this out there, we will work to do our own reporting, this is what local stations are reporting. the suspects are barricaded now in this area, wearing black trench coats, carrying long guns. we're working to firm that up. they can see a coffee pot at some place in this bodega, possibly anie d, and impvised explosive device. steve rogers, retired lieutenant, detective of metley, new jersey, former member of f.b.i. joint terrorism task joining me by phone. steve, you and i have been on the scenes before talking with each other about what is going on. why

if you have information regarding yesterday's shooting, please call the new jersey state police at 609-963-6900. members of the public especially in jersey city should be vigilant about scams that try to take advantage of yesterday's tragedy. u.s. attorney will speak about that further. we ask that you report this activity to the fbi. finally, and on a more personal note, let me say that all of us in law enforcement stand with jersey city, city that is still reeling today. this is the city where i was born. this is the city where so many people from so many corners of the globe first stepped foot in this extraordinary country. this is a city where the kosher supermarket stands proudly across the street from a catholic school down the block from a dominican bodega on a street named after dr. martin luther king. it's a city of chinese groceries and indian shopkeepers and recent college graduates all striving for a better life in the shadow of the statue of liberty. jersey city is an american city, a city that reflects the values and the strength of our nation and the state we all probabl

also we speak with a lone survivor of the deadly new jersey kosher market siege. authorities now believe it was a hate crime when we see you tonight. >> announcer: closed captioning sponsored by airport home appliance. >>> the lone survivor from the massacre in new jersey is telling his dramatic story of survival. he says the shooters came to kill. his name is david lax inside the kosher grocery store on tuesday when bullets started flying outside of new york city. police are investigating the shooting as a hate crime. two suspects calmly walked into the store and started shooting. four people were killed in an exclusive interview with nbc news lax described how he took cover in the frantic seconds. >> did you think you were making it out alive. >> to be honest at that time that second everything from start to finish, what you see is ten seconds about, yes? but in that seconds it's over. >> pretty dramatic there. the shooters were also killed by investigators and officers. coming up in about 15 minutes on nightly news we hear more from lax as well as the details o

washington when he came to pennsylvania ordered all of the boats on the new jersey side brought over to pennsylvania to help with slowing down any of the crossing that the british might do. fairy was useda so that you could get artillery across. you had to beale to get any of them. ♪ [inaudible] >> glover, how are the conditions? >> my bounty hunters have returned from traversing the river. they report that the river is swift and strewn with ice, but they are confident sir and are armymined to convey our can cross the delaware this very night. >> remember it is victory or death. your troops and prepare them for inspection. >> we have asked congress for many things that we are short of, food, tents, provisions blankets. we have had citizens of philadelphia coming to provide us with at least some blankets to keep you warm. it reminds me of the crisis by thomas payne. he wrote, these are the times that try men's souls. the summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will in this crisis shrink from the service of their country. now it deserves the love and thanks of man and woman. my troops,

for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> madam speaker, i rise today to honor a small group of artists with big dreams. the vanguard theater company. mr. payne: the company began in maplewood, new jersey, four years ago with one goal. it wanted to increase diversity in theater acting, directing, and training. he company is based on a dream of diversity, reciprocity, education, awareness, and mentorship. with a strong emphasis on mentorship. vanguard has run several programs and camps to connect young artists with skilled performers. recently it received a grant from the new jersey state council on the art. the grant will fund acting lessons for 40 students. then these new actors will put on shows for hospital patient, senior citizen, and children across the area. i'm proud of the vanguard for encouraging youth of color to pursue their dreams in theater. i wish them all the

news." >>> jersey city shooting rampage. an officer, three civilians, and two suspects are dead after a wild shoot-out. what police found inside the shooter's u-haul that could have caused more tragedy. >>> high crimes. democrats unveil two articles of impeachment against president trump. we'll break down what happens next, plus how the president is responding. >>> there are no crimes. they're impeaching me, and there are no crimes. this has to be a first in history. >>> and a desperate search in the antarctic for a plane that went missing with 38 people on went missing with 38 people on board. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning investigators are at the scene of a wild shoot-out in a new jersey neighborhood that left six people dead. two men with high-powered rifles took aim at police officers yesterday in jersey city. witnesses say they heard rapid gunfire for 16 minutes straight. people ran f

you know very well new jersey is a blue state but not that district.resident won by four and a half percentage points. >> i think you speak to our values and you're true to yourself. i think whenever democrats get cute and they try to get into another lane, they find that others are already in that lane, and those others are called republicans. let's stand up for who we are, what we believe in. again, it's kitchen table stuff. it's education, it's health care, it's job security, it's the environment, it's gun safety, it's women's health. the stuff that adds up to being a democrat, whether it's in new jersey in any district or around the country. and i think it's time to be proud of that and to stand up and be courageous and talk to that and ask for support based on those core values. i think when you try to get cute, you try to get into somebody else's lane, you get run over and that's what's happened to him. >> one last question. he's not the only one who was sort of grappling with this or is in your state. there is another congresswoman, mikey sherri

el fiscal general del estado de new jersey y la policÍa estatal de new jersey hay quienes se les ha entregadoegÚn el fbi estamos teniendo las cifras mÁs altas en los Últimos 15 aÑos. la policÍa local no tiene la obligaciÓn de reportar crÍmenes de odio al fbi? alexander: creo que gran parte del problema es que hay ciertas comunidades que tienen miedo a reportarlo. dadas ciertas caracterÍsticas por estatus migratorio. hay que acudir a autoridades consulares, las iglesias que pertenecen- borja: a mi me gustarÍa que no te fueras sin hacerte esta pregunta. muchos de los atacantes de los Últimos aÑos escribe manifiestos a travÉs de las redes socialesde odio contra la comunidad a la que despuÉs van a atacar. tÚ crees que hace falta mÁs control en las redes sociales? alexander: creo que las redes sociales son una de privado. si alguien entra a insultar y gritar improperios contra otros comensales en un restaurante el maÑo tiene la capacidad de botarlo de ese restaurante. una red social deberÍa tener la misma capacidad de hacerlo. borja: agradecemos que expresen la ediciÓn digital. carolina: el proble

cursive may soon be making a return to schools in new jersey.oduced a bill requiring elementary school students to learn to read and write in script by the end of the third grade. many schools stopped mandating cursive in 2019. if passed, cursive would be required by the next full school year. >> trevor: okay, i'm sorry, what lawmakers in new jersey are pushing for schools to start teaching cursive again? while they're at it, why not teach the kids to drive wagons and churn their own butter for lunch? have kids in the cafeteria like, hacker, i am famished from a day's journey hunting the pokÉmon. have thousand a tide pod for me? ( laughter ) it looks stupid, a capital g looks like a drunk-ass music note. what are you? ( laughter ) one new jersey lawmaker says kids need to rein cursive because that's how they wrote the constitution. what does that mean? you don't need to learn cursive to read the constitution. not everyone needs to know cursive. they might have a job like accountant or president of the united states. ( horn blowing ) ( cheering )

for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new jersey seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. sherrill: thank you, mr. speaker. on this sixth day of salt, my constituents have said to me that they want me to read a resolution from the new jersey state league of municipalities. in a unanimous, bipartisan resolution signed this month, the mayors of new jersey urged congress to act on salt. today i'd like to read part of this resolution into the record. new jersey state league of municipalities conference resolution number 2019-14. whereas our tax obligation is an issue that concerns all residents in every municipality in the state of new jersey, and whereas many new jersey families relied on the federal salt deduction to ensure tax fairness and capping the salt deduction has placed an unfair burden on new jersey homeowners. and whereas the salt deduction cap presents a barrier to affordable home ownership in new jersey, impacting the ability of new young families to prosper in the future, now therefore be it re

city, new jersey. >> this is new video of thousands of mourners filling the streets of williamsburgooklyn, just miles away from where tuesday's mayhem ended. residents carried the casket of moshe deutsch. in jersey city crowds gathered to remember the wife of the store owner mindy ferencz. 24-year-old deutsche and 31-year-old ferencz were killed inside the supermarket, along with 49-year-old store employee miguel rodriguez. we start with disturbing images showing why police say the suspects targeted the jewish-owned business. here's abc's adrienne bankart. >> reporter: we have chilling surveillance video that captures the horror at that kosher market in new jersey in what police say was a targeted attack. both suspects slowly emerging from a stolen u-haul van before one of them aims a high-powered rifle at the store and opens fire. >> there were multiple other people on the street, so there were many other targets available to them that they bypassed to attack that place. so it was clearly -- that was their target and they intended to harm people inside. >> reporter: police say the

city, new jersey.began just after noon among three locations and drew officers from neighboring departments. businesses shut down, schools went on lockdown. detective joseph seals, a 15-year veteran of the department was part of a statewide anti-violent unit credited with removing guns from the streets. >> there are days when you stop and think about what it means to put on a uniform every day, and god know this is one of those days. if not for them, i shudder, we shoulder to think how much worse today could have been. >> police say the bodies of three victims and two suspects were found inside a kosher grocery store. jersey's major said based on an initial investigation, the shooters targeted that location. he did not offer further explanation. new york mayor bill de blasio directed the nypd to redeploy assets to protect key areas. jersey city public schools will open at 10:00 a.m. today. >>> bad news for coastal cities around the world. a new study says greenland's ice sheet is melting at a rate five

these groups, jared golden of maine, alyssa -- andy kim of new jersey. max rose of new york, anthony brindisi of new york, kendra horn, matt cartwright, joe cunningham, ben mcadams, abigail spanberger of virginia. thomas from ohio, next, democrats line. caller: hi. democratink the think they were ahead of themselves. instead of impeachment, they should have explored the 25th amendment, the president's mental capacity. host: why go that route versus impeachment? what makes you think there is enough support to go that route? caller: i know there is no support within the republican party. that is why i am a democrat.

he also has been meeting with congressman jeff van drew of new jersey. was a democrat is now jumping parties, joining the republicans and the president had him in the oval office to welcome him. the president starts with talk of impeachment. there he is with congressman van drew. let's listen in. >> can you tell us what it feels like to be the third president in the u.s. history to be impeached? >> president trump: i don't feel like i'm being impeached because it's a hoax, it's a set up, it's a horrible thing they did. they happen to have a small majority and they took that small majority and they forced people and they said, i watched pelosi out there saying, oh, no, we don't want to talk to anybody. they tried to get them to do what they had to do and many of those people were like jeff where they didn't have want to go that way. to me it doesn't feel like impeachment. last night i said it, we had a great time last night, the room was packed. thousands of people couldn't get in a a section that it really is pretty much a 50/50 section in terms of democ