in the new jersey shield. we are heading straight to the caisson at the rate of 40 feet a day because it is pouring through rock. the new york shield is heading at a slower rate. and a tunnel ring is right up against the jack at the back of the shield. here goes the next joe joe. and. to complete one tube of the tunnel, 2370 ring are erected more than a quarter a million bolt holds the segments and together the surveyor's job is to keep the shield on the right course as it is pushed through the river that then dogs work day and building the iron tunnel shell. at this point one year work has been accomplished accomplished. rolling through the two heels, meet with in a quarter of an inch. these have something to celebrate. they are the first to travel from new jersey to new york through the lincoln tunnel. the river still left. the tunnel during construction is cleaned. the joints tightly caulk to make the tunnel watertight. a lining of concrete poured into the iron tunnel. a roadway is built with an air passage

by william paterson of new jersey. so the new jersey plan. right. keep it simple here. virginia plan and new jersey. sometimes again referred to as a small state plan. all right. it was madison, by the way who came up with this large state versus small state kind of descriptor. and he was really thinking largely about population like larger states seemed to go more. he said, you know, and it's madison madison's to something here. larger states seem to go for the virginia plan. smaller states for the new jersey plan. right. well, the division a little bit clearer, actually. if you look land claims which states are landed which are land less and is that going to change ultimately moving forward because some of these states have trimmed wanda's western land claims right. which they are going to ultimately cede over to the national government. but that's not abundantly clear at this point. so new jersey plan is going call for an amendment. the articles not scrapping of the articles. the. right. we're not going to do away with them. we're going to amend them. this, incidenta

great about it. [ laughter ] and again, shame on me, a new yorker, for not paying attention to a new jerseyroblem. it's just for new jerk -- new jerks. [ laughter ] new jerkers. [ cheers and applause ] "hey, that's what we are. we don't care. new jerkers." it's just for new yorkers, new jersey is like that next door neighbor with the beaded curtains and weird smells and exotic wildlife in his house, and you say, "honey, i think the guy next door has goats in his apartment. listen." [ goat screaming ] [ laughter ] but now the alleged drone sightings seem to be spreading and reaching all the way to the federal government. >> we begin this morning with the search for answers as reports of drone sightings are growing across the eastern u.s. >> for the past few weeks, several mysterious drones were spotted in the skies of new jersey. >> that's right, but efforts to find where they're coming from have been unsuccessful. >> the faa said it began receiving reports of drone activity near morris county, new jersey, on november 18th. >> it was just about the size of a school bus hovering about 150 fee

back. >> you're running for governor of new jersey. ther issues important to residents of your state. congestion, pricing took effect in new york city over the objection of money -- many lawmakers, including yourself, who waged lawsuits and campaigns to stop it. where does the fight go from here and is there still a compromise possible that would balance the needs of commuters with the need to protect the environment and strengthen public transportation? >> interestingly, if you are in jersey or the outer boroughs of new york, right, the congestion is actually very bad for you because it will move the traffic from new york and manhattan, south of 60th street, where many lives, who have means, to the pollution shifting away and into northern new jersey and the outer boroughs, leading to more smog and cancer-causing pollution into those areas. what the judge is said to new york is, you want to go ahead with this, fine, but you owe us a plan to explain to new york and the outer boroughs, like the bronx or staten island or northern new jers

new jersey's democratic party bosses. and here we got some slides to go with this. there is a princeton. maneuver, the nomination of wilson, who was the ultimate political new newcomer. to win the nomination at the state democratic convention, even though none of the delegates had ever met him. the party bosses had that much power. so good for them. less than two months later, he was elected and immediately he began a stealth campaign for president. and that seems like amazing hubris. but for a handful of reasons, it was actually possible for him to do that. for one thing, harper and brothers. his publisher of were behind him for president beginning in 1906 and harper's had been running wilson for president for quite some time. second, his fundraising connection as university president had put him in touch with a whole bunch of wealthy people who could contribute to his campaign and who could easily see him as a president. and third, the princeton alumni base had very many influential in political journalism. and so he had a network of people who could support him. l

what is going on in new jersey? >> so, sir, the fbi and our newark field office along with state and local partners, there are -- the bureau is actively investigating the situation you mentioned and just the unexplained sighting of drone activity over that part of new jersey including proximity to sensitive sites and areas of concern so the -- we do not attribute that to an individual or a group yet. we're investigating, but i don't have an answer of who is responsible for that, one or more people who are responsible for those drone flights, but we're actively investigating what the bureau has done to aid our state and local partners is when we generally do, enlist the help of the interagency and enlist the help of the public and there's a tip line there, the 1-800-call fbi tips for information from the public that can help us resolve this. it is concerning -- >> is the public at risk? is public safety at risk? are we concerned that there are nefarious intentions that could cause a national security or a public safe

i hear from people of new jersey saying they feel the weight of this anxiety. they say it is often hard to breathe because they feel so anxious about what is happening right now. it feels like death from a thousand cuts. they are struggling where it now. that is what i am here for and i'm grateful for my colleagues to fight alongside and make sure we can deliver for the people and their daily lives and daily needs. thank you so much. sen. schumer: buck rochester from the great state of delaware. sen. rochester: thank you, leader schumer, for hosting this press conference. i'm excited to be here with my colleagues, including this incredible freshman class. i have a message to the american people. i can tell you one thing. we, the senate democratic caucus already. what did i say? we are ready. we are ready to fight for working families. we are ready to fight for our communities. we are ready to fight for americans. as some of you may know, my colleague chris coons and i represent a small but mighty state, delaware. what you might not know is that delaware is only

and what we're finding is that even in democratic strongholds like new jersey, new york city, there isopposition to pacarbon reduck for the most part americans unwilling to pay for these carbon emission instructionss programs. >> climate chane green agenda tiffany president-elect trump many congressional leaders say they are going to dismantle in op-ed by mike johnson and colleagues this morning the green climate agenda is going to be pulled apart. >> way do best in the country with, you know, energy clean energy we don't need regulations that are harmful to the american people, and it is this typically politicians tax people more keep giving special projects more funding on backs of hardworking americans it has to stop go book to behavings make sure subways are safe crime is down police officers have every resource to protect people back town leashing american energy independence be smart, and move forward in this country. cheryl: you know, it is -- brings up interesting point democratic run companies whether new york, or chicago, or los angeles, or seattle, and great american cities

. ♪ >> martha: before we go new jersey like a lot of states needs more teachers. s to take away some of the standards in testing that were required for hiring teachers under a new law the state will not require the basic reading, writing, and to math test that has been in place for a long time. supporters say it is the best way to deal with this shortage because it was redundant in some ways to other bars that needed to be cleared for a teaching job. elon musk was not impressed he posted this on x. so teachers do not need to know how to read in new jersey? seems like that would make it challenging to teach kids how to read. there is pushed back to that notion but there is a lot of questions raised by this lower rank of the standards and testing required. porting live from boston. >> facing this shortage of teachers in jersey what has happened is new jersey has decided to drop the requirement for the basic skills test rating, writing, math, for eligibility to become a teacher. dropping the praxis core education skills for educators test. used by about 40 states and

they rented the dirt from new jersey. charlie: where do you get it from new jersey? when i think of all the clean dirt, i don't know that new jersey and new york are the places i'm going to go to rent dirt if i want -- rachel: do you need clean dirt at a bull riding event? come on, it's just dirt. charlie: you walk around here. there's good dirt and there's good -- good dirty dirt and bad dirty dirt and new york specializes in bad dirty dirt. guy: the rented dirt might be cleaner than the streets of manhattan? charlie: are you kidding me? would you eat anything that's grown between the sidewalks here in the city? rachel: no. charlie, you'll get a chance to ask the ceos later on. charlie: it'll be my first question. guy: dig in on that question, charlie? rachel: we'll dig into some news right now and we have a fox news alert for you. first of what could be many lawsuits will soon be filed against the city of new orleans over the failure to secure bourbon street before the terror attack that left 14 dead and dozens wounded. charlie: the looming legal action comes as gr

that's all i want for my dad and my family and my kids here to hear from people in new jersey saying they feel the weight of this anxiety. they say it's hard to breathe because they feel so anxious about what's happening right now. it's feels like death from a thousand cuts. that's what i'm here for and i'm grateful for my colleagues climb alongside making sure we will deliver to the people in their daily lives and their daily needs. thank you so much. [applause] from the great state of delaware >> thank you leader shimmer for hosting this press conference. i'm excited to be here with my colleagues including this incredible freshman class and i have a message to the american people. i can tell you one thing, we the senate democratic caucus are ready. we are ready. we are ready to fight for working families. we are ready to fight for our community and we are ready to fight for america. as some of you may know my colleague chris and i represent a small but mighty state of delaware. what you might not know is that delaware is only three counties and we are blue, purple and red so we wor

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new jersey officials say they'll continue to fight the program. >>> "reuters" reports hamas says it'ssraeli list of 34 hostages to be released in a possible cease-fire deal. the hamas official says any deal is contingent on israel's withdrawal from gaza and a permanent cease-fire. renewed push is under way to reach a deal and return the hostages before president-elect donald trump takes office. on saturday, hamas released a new propaganda video showing israeli hostage and soldier liri albag. her father said he told israeli officials it's time to make a deal and free the hostages. >>> and the "associated press" attacks in russia's kursk region. volodymyr zelenskyy said troops fighting on behalf of moscow suffered heavy losses. last month zelenskyy said more than 3,000 north korean troops have been killed or wounded since ukrainian forces launched an incursion into kursk in august. he also said he'll urge allies to boost his country's air defenses at a meeting this week in germany. >>> coming up ahead, monkeying around. deputies in missouri discover a hairy situation on the side of a hi

new jersey officials filed suit to stop the plan, calling it a money grab that penalizes commuters. >rs. lastly, none of the money comes back on our side of the hudson. >> reporter: many drivers agree. >> every time you are on the parkway, turnpike, it adds it. >> it's tough out here. >> reporter: worldwide, congestion pricing is nothing new. cities like singapore, stockholm and london have done it for years. >> in all of those three cities, it was a bit of a rocky start. >> reporter: this woman is the director of the nyu center for transportation. >> it was seen as a positive. it helped the city function more smoothly. it helps people move around more efficiently. there was a human benefit. >> reporter: will it prove successful here? opponents like new jersey representative josh gottheimer says it will ift traffic to other parts of the city. same with pollution. >> carcinogens will plume into the lungs of northern new jersey families. >> reporter: they have criticized the timing. which comes on the heels of inflation. >> the cost of living is increasing. it doesn't seem to be think w

we are seeing some of that already in new jersey. we don't need a pearl harbor or 9/11 to wake us up. we are already awake. we need to deal with this now. the best case is possibly, conceivably, that we can avoid this kind of depressing scenario through a well orchestrated demonstration. historical examples like a sinking shows that it is possible to break entrenched paradigms by publicly demonstrating public systems' vulnerability. these demonstrations can shift doctrine development and tactical development in new ways, preferably before the lessons are learned the hard way. we need to learn from ukraine. it is time to get a task force to mop up information, go out there and sponge this stuff up, and learn from what they are doing, and learning this information from in theater and get up to speed as soon as possible. thank you. chair green: thank you, dr. franson. we had a third expert on the panel. from the national football league. unfortunately, she was unable to join today. however, the chair asks unanimous consent to enter her

liz: okay, so you're working on flipping new jersey red. how is that going? >> yes.ell, we just got data today, liz, and i'm very proud to say that in pennsylvania, the democrats are down to only 210,000 more voters than republicans. pennsylvania is quickly becoming a republican state and in new jersey, get this , in the last month, democrats added 700 voters while republicans in new jersey added 6,700 to every viewer at home, i'm asking for your vote on tuesday, november 4, 2025 and if you want to make sure that we have good education for new jersey that we're not taxing the heck out of people, and that we're creating an economy that works for new jersey working class americans, then please, vote to elect a republican governor, this november. liz: scott presler, come back. appreciate you joining us tonight good to see you. >> thank you for the opportunity. liz: sure. >> democrats whine too much, chuck. get out there and fight and tell people what you did. liz: okay that was top democrat strategist james car develop telling democrats stop whining. he's out with more

we have a live look outside in cape may, new jersey.y, we'll see a lot of snow. the roads are covered. keep in mind, we have really cold temperatures. that snow is sticking the minute it hits the ground. we could see nearly a foot of snow in portions of southern new jersey. a lot of times they miss out on the snow with that atlantic influence. not today. we are seeing that snow falling, so just be careful as you head out this morning. let's take a look at the radar because we are looking at some snow falling already, and we saw the live shot. we're seeing some blue on the map. the whiter, the lighter blues. that's where the heaviest snow is falling. portions of virginia and also seeing a lot of ice. that's where you're seeing the purple on radar. that is really tricky to drive in. we're going to see power outages as well, especially in southern new jersey, northern and north carolina seeing that. also seeing heavy rain with a system. that's on the warm side of the storm where we could see severe weather in the southeast today. 57 millio

indiana, pennsylvania, maryland, and new jersey are among nearly a dozen states that have been buriedow and ice since sunday. in the hardest-hit areas, it's up to a foot and a half deep. that means dangerous conditions on the roads along a stretch of more than 1,000 miles from the central plains all the way to the northeast. at least five people have been killed in crashes in kansas and missouri. thousands of flights have been impacted, and hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses have lost power. we have a team of reporters covering the widespread impacts, beginning with cbs news meteorologist rob marciano, who is on the national mall in an area better known for cherry blossoms but looks different tonight. good evening, rob. >> good evening, norah. yeah, no pink blossoms here tonight in january. nothing but white. d.c. getting slammed with the worst snowstorm they've seen in at least five years. nearly 8 inches of snow falling and it's still coming down. parts of kansas seeing 20 inches of snow. in the past three days, this storm has made a ferocious trek across the country. ove

zahara, how long does it typically take you to get from here from bayonne, new jersey? an average morning, it takes about an hour and 15 minutes. >> reporter: that's on a good day for zahara duncan, an elementary school counselor who works in brooklyn who lives in bayonne, new jersey. >> i'm always trying to leave work early. >> commuting isn't a laughing matter. duncan has physical limitations that make public transportation difficult. a daily $9 toll will be a financial burden that adds up to 45 bucks a week on top of other transportation tolls. for such a fast-paced city, getting around new york can feel surprisingly slow. >> buses are slower than walking in much of midtown. we want to see if that can be improved. >> reporter: 2003 london implemented a similar traffic plan. initially, the plan had some success, with traffic down 18% in the zone and congestion pricing reduced 30%. but with the increase in ridesharing services and trucks delivering online orders, traffic has crept back in. now the new tolling program is already facing some serious roadblocks. nearby st

and baltimore, southern new jersey, six to eight inches in isolated spots. last day with six inches of snow was january 3 2022. philadelphia, tw2020. and back to 1994 for morgantown, west virginia. snow on the ground is going to stay because temperatures are going to be fridgid, in some cases below zero for central u.s. and midwest. 7 in st. louis. snow will stay on the ground through thursday ands friday a cold weather will continue for the foreseeable future. houston, new orleans and next storm system this weekend. hitings keep coming. power in place. snow and ice, that is how we start the new year. >> carley: leeshs will be busy. todd's snow plow guy. >> janice: snow and ice will cripple the city, hope they are taking precautions. >> carley: i'm sure they will be. >> todd: welcome back. even though -- >> janice: happy new year. >> todd: there is threat of a winter storm in capitol hill, not expected to stop lawmakers from certifies results of the presidential vote and certify president trump's victory. vice president harris will declare her opponent donal

now to new jersey where teachers are no longer required to take a basic reading, writing and math skills test to teaching in public schools. new law got the seal of approval from governor phil murphy and went into effect at the start of the new year in an effort to combat teacher shortages. the effort has been backed by new jersey democrats like state senator jim beach who says, quote. we need more teachers. this is the best way to get them. those are your headlines, guys. he says it's the best way to cut the test taking. >> steve: you are from new jersey. they have lowered the standard. the teachers don't have to take a math and reading test. >> carley: hopefully they know basic math and reading. >> lawrence: what can go wrong the kids already can't read and write and now the teachers. >> brian: don't feel bad kids, i can't read. >> lawrence: we are so done. >> ainsley: teachers are making the kids take the test. they have to know how to do the math and read but teachers don't have to? how are they going to teach our kids? >> steve: probably an app. for that. >> brian: kids i know you c

and i just want to call out as a woman and a mother in new jersey, the new jersey democrat congress membershouldn't deport these -- mendez, kim and coleman shame on you for saying that we should allow them to be here even after they've been convicted of sex crimes and -- shoutout to nicky who voted with the republicans on this one trying to keep us safe. >> okay thank you dr. saphier now to this far left media is finally calling out top democrats for lying about biden's cognitive decline. watch what happened to new york senator chuck schumer today. >> i want to play you a little bit of something you said last year. take a look. >> i talked to president biden you know, regularly -- sometimes several times in a week usually several times in a week. his mental acuity is great, spying, it is as good as it's been over the years all of the right wing propaganda and mental acuity is wrong. >> what do you say to american who is feel as though you and other top democrats misled them? about president biden's mental acuity -- >> look, we didn't and let's -- let's look at president biden. he's had an a

>> he realizes it is a real problem for these states, california, new jersey, new york. deduction because those red states won't signed on to a reconciliation bill that does that. there's a reason taxes are so high, new jersey or california or liberal blue states because they are subsidizing wind turbines for billions of dollars, spending money on sanctuary cities, changing curricula in schools but all this stuff costs money. a reason taxes are high at the same time for people who live there many of them it is not their fault, we have to find the middle spot, increase the deduction but not to a point it is so distasteful we can't get the bill done. >> they keep voting for lawmakers with all these schemes to throw their money away on. >> you have a valid point and that is the point i make as somebody from a blue states we have to in these states stop voting for people in locally, the state legislature and governorships. i understand how red states feel, they don't want to subsidize this stuff and hopefully we have a turnaround in the governor's race and across the country

senator adam schiff from california, andy kim from new jersey . a longtime member of the house senator schiff is a well-known member of admired for his thoughtful status, eloquence and love of democracy and finally last but not least our newest colleague from new jersey senator andy kim. he boasts an impressive record as longtime leader in the house, top national security expert and is the first korean-american from any state to serve in the senate. so to our new colleagues we to work with you and are happy to help you and as you find your bearings we urge you to never lose sight of the greatresponsibility you carry as a member of this body . the election is behind us. it's time to look to the future. now begins the hard work, the important work, the solemn work of rolling the trust the people placed in us . very soon a new administration will be sworn in alongside the new majorities but for the first time in a illong time the next president will be someone we've seen before, president-elect trump will return to the oval office. in the first day o

governor kathy hochul saying this is a massive win for commuters in new york and new jersey.hat sentiment is not shared across the board. congresswoman nicole malliotakis is fighting against congestion pricing. congress is ready to act, the president-elect is ready to act, it shouldn't have come to this. >> i did speak with donald trump personally, it is an issue, he understands what will happen on new york city, particularly its economy and in staten island and brooklyn, forced to pay thousands of dollars to another borough in which they live. >> reporter: right now this plan is ago. other cities will be watching. dc, miami, san francisco and los angeles are considering congestion pricing and they will consider how it plays out. the cameras are up, ready to go. all that needs to happen is for them to be switched on. any part that drives past 60th st. will be charged $9. that will happen for cars in lower manhattan through bridges and tunnels so for some drivers this will be thousands of extra dollars each and every year. ashley: just what we need, another attacks in new york

than enough to sink a bill in the house ing no democrats vote for it. >> big for homeowners in new jersey california and new york. emily wilkins, thank you. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," jeffery's david zervos is standing by on the rates that are elevating the markets. >>> if you haven't already, follow our podcast on apple, spotify or other podcast apps. stay with us. much more after this break. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. powering more businesses than anyone. powering possibilities. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." as we close in on the 6:00 hour, here are the stories we are tracking this hour. johnson & johnson is focused on buying intracellular. bloomberg says the deal for the company has a market cap of $10 billion could be reached as soon as this week. shares of intracellular ar

trump told lawmakers from new york and new jersey and california to find a fair number for lifting the> he agrees the cap on salt needs to be lifted it did have have a negative impact on states like new york. the highest property tax counties in america. and so the combination of taxes is devastating. $10,000 is just an sufficient. >> trump met with pennsylvania senator john fetterman charles according to the "washington examiner" saying it was totally fascinating. and quote federman a common sense person not a liberal or a conservative which is beautiful. they do have a majority republicans do but again he may lose one or two republicans here and there when it comes to his agenda we will see. >> he has been the common sense guy on the democratic side thank you very much. we will be talking with the congressman just a little bit later in the show. so from the trump agenda to the trump cabinet. hearing for his nominees begin tomorrow. >> good afternoon the biggest hearing will be for one of the most controversial picks defence secretary pete hegseth. he appears before the senate armed s

i'm moved by the words of the gentleman from new jersey who said, don't give us words. words don't matter. speeches don't cut it. speeches don't do it. and it sounds like an absolute echo of what you hear from our colleagues whenever there's an explosion ever gun violence in in any of our communities. we hear thoughts and prayers, lots of words, but no action. the fact that there is sympathy or condolences, i agree with the gentleman. that's not enough. we need real public policy changes that will be effective and that will be constitutional. and that's what the discussion is about today. will these policy changes, in fact, be effective? will they be constitutional or not? but i agree we should move from the situation of identifying and empathizing with people who suffered terrible family tragedies and private tragedies to effective public policy. that's our job as legislators. i will reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. mcclintock: madam speaker, perhaps we should take all of the criminals off the streets. starting with tho

good morning new jersey first wind farm wind is blowing sunny at your business are turning but politicizeinds blowing different president trump making it pretty clear his position on wind, to be succinct not a fan pardon the pun, take a look at this projects off atlantic he coast either in states of planning or states of construction about a dozen from stretching down from massachusetts to north carolina the president though saying yesterday, he wants no new wind farms. here is o how he put out? >> you can talk about windmills, they litr or country they littered all over our country like -- like dropping -- paper like dropping garbage in a period of time turn to gar bairnl only work if subsidy only people want them those getting rich massive sush disease from u.s. government. >> maria according to the u.s. energy information aggregation, yeah, offshore wind is high dollars nuke generation is a a little bit more expensive but offshore behind is 6,000 dollars megawatt hour coal is high cheapest forms of energy natural gas yeah that is number one source anyway 1200 dollars megawatt hour sola

yes, obviously the drones could be aliens who are all famously obsessed with new jersey. this. we know this. we all saw the scene from "close encounters." [delicate music] ♪ ♪ ♪ living on a prayer ♪ ♪ take my hand ♪ >> stephen: we'll have more on this story as it continues to be nothing. speaking of the sky: space, the sky's dad. remember over the summer when those two nasa astronauts went to the international space station but then they got stuck up there and they're still up there? and we forgot about 'em until i asked you if you remembered it just now? good times. well, their return has now been delayed until at least late march, which will be 10 months after they left. i'm guessing the games of eye spy are getting predictable. "eye spy with my little eye -- " "hatch. you spy a hatch. it's always hatch." these astronauts, who, as a reminder, were originally supposed to be up there for eight days, are butch wilmore and suni williams. evidently the issue currently keeping them up there is that a fresh crew needs to launch before wilmore and williams can return, and there

. ♪ -neptune city, new jersey, is small-town usa as it gets.knit community whose families have lived there for generations. this is one of the places that bruce springsteen sings about. it's beach culture, it's living by the water. and that very much is the identity of neptune city. often when things like this happen, this young woman becomes everyone's daughter. -she was creative, was an artist. she was a sweet girl based upon everything i've ever heard about her. people loved her. -she liked to make people laugh. -i've known sarah stern my whole life. we were basically raised together as sisters. she loved to paint. she loved to draw. she loved watching youtube. and she loved everything disney. -she was just a pretty unique girl. -and so when you have a case like that, the first thing you go to are family, friends, and whomever has seen that person last. -sarah was last in the company of her close friend liam mcatasney. -liam. you're liam. you got a second? can i come in and talk to you real quick? -yeah, no problem, officer. -is sarah here b

this week's runner-up is the grasshopper in new jersey.n't give out to any awards until you figure out your drone situation. [laughter] bread sticks courtesy of marlon wilson texas needs to learn the difference between hospitality and the hazing ritual. when someone says they like to buy you a drink, they are buying 92 drinks in your punching a police horse. [laughter] never go to texas with jackie. [laughter] hells kitchen called rudy's. [applause] we were shocked anyone could type out an e-mail. [laughter] very impressive. they give out heart talks to everybody who buys a drink because they have to keep them alive. [laughter] 4:00 a.m. bar close the. two options to have but at the end of the bar. first is a female prison aid reportedly caught smuggling drugs in the jail is at her frozen lasagna. or -- >> actual frozen lasagna or is that an expression? [laughter] >> it was still first, it was staffers. [laughter] >> five toes. >> missouri man allegedly pulling over for doing 107 it is 65 and told cops he didn't notice because he was playi

senator adam schiff from california, senator andy kim from new jersey. a longtime member of the house, senator schiff is a well-known leader to many of us, admired for his thoughtfulness, eloquence, and fierce love of democracy. finally, last but not least, i would like to congratulate our newest colleague from new jersey, senator andy kim. he posted an impressive record as longtime leader in the house, a top national security expert and diplomat, and is the first korean-american from any state to serve in the senate. to our new colleagues, we say, welcome. we are excited to work with you. . we are ready to help you. as you find your bearings, we urge you never to lose sight of the great responsibility you carry as a member of this body. now, the election is behind us. it's time to look to the future. now begins the hard work, the important work, the solid work, of rewarding the trust of -- the trust the people have placed in us. very soon, a new administration will be sworn into office alongside the new majorities in congress. for the first time in a lo

jeff flock joinings from atlantic city, new jersey. are already in motion, jeff? reporter: th that's a really god question, stuart. we'll see how far the president wants to go. this is an on shore wind facility but it's home to one of the projects you're talking about. take a look at the map, there's more than a dozen projects approved for the eastern sea board of the united states starting up in massachusetts on down to north carolina. the president made it pretty clear yesterday yesterday, when it comes to wind, he is not a fan, pardon the pun. here's what he said. >> we're going to try and have a policy where no windmills are being built. off the coast of new jersey, they're going to try and build 200 and nobody wants them and they're very expensive. you don't want energy that needs subsidy. energy is a good business, you don't need subsidy. reporter: he talks about the cost of offshore wind. he's absolutely right and look at energy department saying the high cost of electricity, the worst is pneumolarra power but get -- nuclear pow

. >> i don't like the idea of all these new jersey people being taxed so heavily. >> do you think thathould go the other way? maybe new york should have to pay $9 to get to new jersey? >> absolutely not. nobody wants to go to jersey unless they have to. >> cars. >> because the cars are very important, because as a new yorker, how else are you going to get where you need to be, besides the subway or the bus or bike or, like, a petty cow, or the horse drawn carriage, scooters? segues? morollerblades? piggyback rides, some nice walking, walking with a purpose? yeah. we need more options. you know? >> they need the money for the mta. it is supposedly raising $50 million a year. so i definitely feel okay for the city doing this. >> what type of improvements would be made to the mta? >> regular service that is completely reliable. teleportation. >> teleportation is actually way more likely than the regular service. >> the first thing i would love to fix is that we have lights everywhere. i don't have to be afraid to walk in the dark, when i get off of work at night. i would also like to have

they are here to speak because they are a great addition first and he came from new jersey. pplause] >> thank you leader. just stay on the goody side of y new colleagues i'm going to keep this brief. what i wanted to tell you it was just six months ago i got a phone call my father got into an accident. he got rushed to a the hospital. he will never have the h chanceo go to walk again his life turned upside down. now try to figure how to get the care he needs to be someone who worked hard but struggled to be able to save. never was able to afford to buy a home. now his face with the situation of paying 10,000 dollars a month or basically a bankrupt himself until he is eligible for medicaid. we need more options for the american people but i am a father of a seven old and 9-year-old. i will be honest with you i worry about what kind of american might kids are when you grow up in. so many families i talked to care.nges of they it is hard to breathe. it feels like death from a thousand cuts, they are struggling for. that is what i'm here for, and grateful for my colleagues to fig

a main pipeline from houston, texas, to new york and new jersey. your car in new jersey comes from the colonial pipeline or something carried on it. they are looking for a leak in georgia. we confirmed that. probably back on tomorrow. this is the pipeline that was hacked in 2021. >> that's why the -- >> calm down. we won't see a spike in gas prices because there is plenty of gas in storage. right now line one in georgia shut down. something to watch. >> how many lines are there? >> a main line, the torso, all these things that spring off of it. >> this is the main line, basically? >> yeah, line one, there is sprigs, streams. >> possibly trickles? 12-hour shutdown. >> that's what they say. >> how does this compare to 2021? >> eamon javers is all over that story. hackers. that was a big deal. that's when you take the minivan out and do the -- by the way, when is new jersey getting rid of this full service thing? it's got to get over it. it's over. >> now every other state should bring it on. >> it was oregon and i think they killed it. >> they did. >

this comes after a number of drones were spotted flying over new jersey.er ear areas of the couny since november. bowl game action number 3 penn state knocking off boise state fest bowl. they advance to the semi-final and compete in the orange bowl against the winner of the sugar bowl. so either notre dame or georgia. go dogs. meanwhile, things getting heated in the cheez-its citrus bowl after bret bow lima could be seen taunting sean beamer after an injury time-out. look at that. illinois would go on to win 21-17. still love to be felt in the air as two take acialg to be your husband? >> i do. >> and do you, eric, take erin to be your wife? >> i do. [cheers] >> you may now kills the bride. >> griff: the maryland couple won coon test to be selected for the honor and just think, years from now, they can always say hey, honey, do you remember when that cheez-it married us on live football game? >> griff: people spend a lot of money on wedding. >> nicole: probably didn't have to pay for the videographer. >> joey: i hope he didn't pay for that orange suit. as