new jersey city traffic crime, and hardly any green space make living in the city with nearly 1000000 residents. a challenge to families. you wake up the kids in the morning, take them to school, go to work. somehow you have to cope with the diabolical traffic. then you could hold it around 8 something to basically you can spend much time with the family, decided to leave naples and stressful city life behind them making a new start about 100 kilometers away in k ora. they made the final preparations to leave and go to the village in abilene province, taylor and has the opposite problem. the population there is shrinking. the town urgency one sense supports families with children who want to move in. the victoria's spend summer vacation in toyota, they loved it. when he sent away, i'm happy we're moving to tiara. made lots of friends there and we only side not like here. it's really nice in the country. we're not tied to, we're smartphones. we prefer to play outside instead and elaborate the victoria's will be living out of suitcases for a few weeks because my house, they're moving in

the ban on the like as naples is a fascinating new jersey city traffic crime, and hardly any green space make living in the city with nearly 1000000 residents, a challenge to families. you wake up the kids in the morning, take them to school, go to work. if somehow you have to cope with a diabolical traffic, then you get home at around 8 and make them something to basically you can spend much time with them. the family decided to leave naples and stressful city life behind. they making a new stones about 100 kilometers away in taylor. they made the final preparations to leave and go to the village in leno province. taylor, i have the opposite problem. the population there is shrinking the town urgently. one sense supports families with children who want to move in the victoria's spend summer vacation in toyota. they loved it. when we sent them, why i'm happy we're moving to tiara. i made lots of friends there and we only side, not like clear. it's really nice in the country. we're not tied to our smartphones . we prefer to play outside instead and elaborate the victoria's will be living

new jersey. >>> new york city voters headed to the polls today, and they have another hour and a half to finishor the first time, democrats are choosing their nominee for mayor with a whole new system. next, steve kornacki at the big board, breaking down ranked choice voting, as other cities and states consider using it as well they survived covid, but can they survive a crippling shortage of workers? meet two lgbtq small business owners, pushing to keep things going in a post-pandemic world >>> abou >>> about an hour and 38 minutes until the polls close in new york city in a highly-contentious vote for mayor. it's a crowded field, 13 democrats running to be their party's nominee for mayor. instead of just voting for one candidate like most do, voters in new york can select their top five choices, and rank them in order of preference. it's called geniously, ranked-choice voting this is what the new york city ballot looks like today. ranked-choice voting has been gaining traction nationally, alaska plans to use the same system next year steve kornacki breaking down exactly how this system works.

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northern new jersey, new york city, in the carolinas when the british army arrives, there is a bit more coordination, but that seems to take place mostly wherever the british army and the british political infrastructure exists. out here on the frontier, it is kind of like, these things are kind of every man for himself. host: ok. great. thank you, travis. i knew a little bit about claypool but not as much as you just covered. i knew nothing about the frederick seven. which is amazing. great story. i know you love frederick. it is very apropos you brought that up. thank you for that. we will see you at the end of the day for the panel. some of these other questions we may bring up in the panel. travis: unfortunately, you will not be seeing me at the panel. i have another commitment. please my email, email these questions to me. it has been an absolute pleasure. thank you so much. announcer: here on c-span three we feature american history. on c-span to focus his public affairs, and on c-span two nonfiction books. here are highlights of programs airing on our companion networks. c-span a

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as i walk around i've been to florida, i've been to new jersey and new york city, upstate new york.ems like it's pretty much back to normal with the exception of maybe of california. but the rest of the country, it's seems like we're back to normal. does it feel that way to you, sir? >> well if we didn't have the vaccine you wouldn't be saying that. the vaccines made a tremendous difference and again, some people feel negatively about taking it and you have to, you know, stay with their freedoms and they have to stay with their freedoms, but when you add the people that have had it with all of the people that have gotten the shots, and we had a great distribution system that the next administration handled, they took it, but the military did an incredible job. not only did we come up with a vaccine, not only did we buy billions of dollars of it before we even knew for sure it worked, which saved us a year, but we also had a great distribution system, so you're going to be very high and yeah, you're going to be in a position where if you go down to florida, i spend a lot of time in f

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shouting] >> reporter: heated moments at a randall township school district 50 miles out of new york city, the new jerseye board relabeled columbus day indigenous peoples day. dozens of cities and states across the country have ditched columbus day or celebrate with native americans and more school districts across the country have taken steps to create more inclusive environments with the increase in hate crimes hoping these changes will pave a way for greater equity. in the scenario some parents say the semantics of the change is too much and claim they weren't given any notification and fiery debate over this motion. >> no one is deleting columbus from the curriculum. without putting the people who stole it on a pedestal. >> it is insane. that is taking away our history. >> reporter: the will be a conference to address these issues at 2:00 pm at the petition demanding the board redesign. it was created two days ago and already nearly 2000 signatures. eric: thank you. arthel: a new era in politics in israel is about to begin and we will discuss with the editor-in-chief coming up next. struggling to man

but they can't see went without workers in ocean city, new jersey, the owners of a restaurant say labor shortage is so diver there that they've had a lease or robot to help run food orders to table. so we needed some extra hand. and one of the ways is peanut here, and it acts as both a food runner and a busboy for us. but not every company can just hire a robot to a place. workers in april, some 649000 retail employees gave notice for that sector, it's the largest one month exodus and over 20 years, everything from outbreaks of covert in the workplace to low wages. many workers are either staying home, going back to school or looking for a higher paying job. some are using the opportunity to switch careers altogether, or restaurants and retailers aren't the only ones getting hit airlines or even canceling flights because they simply can't keep up with the new demand. and it's not just here in the state. the british airline pilots association has called for more help and clear guidelines from the u. k. government regarding a vacation and navigating the exit from the pandemic, be delta va

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but they can't see went without workers in ocean city, new jersey, the owners of a restaurant say labor shortage is so diver there that they've had a least a robot to help run food orders to table. so we needed some extra help. and one of the ways is peanut here, and it acts as both a food runner and a busboy for us. but not every company can just hire a robot to a place. workers in april, some 649000 retail employees gave notice for that sector, it's the largest one month exodus and over 20 years, everything from outbreaks of covert in the workplace to low wages. many workers are either staying home, going back to school or looking for a higher paying job. some are using the opportunity to switch careers altogether. restaurants and retailers aren't the only ones getting hit airlines or even canceling flights because they simply can't keep up with the new demand. and it's not just here in the state. the british airline pilots association has called for more help and clear guidelines from the u. k. government regarding a variation and navigating the exit from the pandemic, be delta varia

it is, it's my home. >> reporter: the man who wants to be new york city's next mayor, now saying that while he visits his partner in new jerseyr-state senator has focused his campaign on his new york roots. his 22-year career with the nypd, and a tough-on-crime approach. >> we need to stop the gun violence. >> reporter: he is also tough on other candidates. especially, when it comes to time spent in new york. launching repeated attacks on another mayoral front-runner, andrew yang, who admitted leaving the city during the pandemic. >> so, why should we trust you, now? you may flee, again, during a difficult time. >> reporter: yang, now, firing back with his own questions for adams. like, why would anyone vote for a candidate who can't even be honest about where he lives? and these more pointed questions from progressive candidate, maya wiley. wtf and wtf, again. alexandra field, cnn new york. >> alexandra field, thank you very much for that. i appreciate it. >>> joinging me now, the candidate himself, eric adams. eric, thank you for joining us. i appreciate it. >> thank you, don. it's -- it's great being here. >> let's get to

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moynihan, you bank is more than 23,000 employees in new york city and new jersey. every day we are hearing more and more about families fleeing from new york and new jersey because of -- especially because of affordability and therefore moving to low-cost states from texas and florida. do you support making it more afforable to live and work in north jersey and new york and reinstating the tax deduction otherwise known as s.a.l.t.? >> think s.a.l.t. has had an impact that has been well written. i think our job as banks is to continue to support the people who are in those communities and interestingly enough, if you start to see the fact alone that we're bringing back 6,000 kids that never resided in new york city and now coming back to work and i think you'll see a lot of the housing in new york that are apartments that were empty and things. so we have to do it through our lending and we have to do it through employment and also it would be helpful, i think, if the tax breaks were more normalized. >> thank you, sir. mr. solomon, i know that goldman sachs does not

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good morning and welcome to "fox & friends" on this saturday morning as you look live as ocean city, new jerseythis morning. not in new jersey, i believe he is upgraded further south. our friend lawrence jones, carley is on day 14 of appearing on television. [laughter] carley: lawrence, man, are you

. >> reporter: black and hispanic communities like union city, new jersey were especially hard head byxactly the places where parents often didn't have the ability to work from home. >> and we said that we are only probably going to be for two weeks or so. and here we were a year and a half later. >> reporter: union city is open again, but without competitive salaries an estimated 20,000 other centers nationwide may never reopen. and so child care advocates insist that money for brick and mortar alone doesn't add up because without higher salaries those new and improved buildings won't have the teachers to staff them. >> the taxpayers need to understand that education for a young child is crucial. and is a key component for the future of our children. >> reporter: and democrats are making this economic argument, the latest data shows that millions of americans are abandoning their jobs and experience shows us that the lack of affordable readily available child care disproportionately impacts women and especially women of color. so that brings me ck leigh ann caldwell. what is the statu

new york city. ranked new jersey the number one state to live in.e have no garden staters on the panel. >> jesse: i just bought a house in new jersey. the beaches are beautiful there and then there is farm country down south and then you are a hop skip and jump from manhattan. you've got it all there but to be honest when i saw this short, i thought it was a joke. >> is someone who does polling for a living i usually try to trust it and i don't believe this for a second. >> greg: a lot of polls in jersey. [laughter] new jersey has been a punch line longer than take my wife, please. i wanted to figure out why so i wrote into the google search thing "why does new jersey" and auto filled "have a bad reputation." and then "smell so bad." those of the two things that auto filled and that might explained -- to your point, beautiful farms and beautiful beaches but they are not seen from the freeway. what you see from the freeway are the really ugly cities and the prison spirits and when you're trying to get from philly to new york it is like new jersey is

it sure is good to see you. ♪ ♪ >> ocean city new jersey and asheville, carolina waking up. getting worry word from across the pond that the roughest countries in the world have agreed to a minimum tax of at least 15%. so some companies that try to relocate to low-tax available spots in the planet won't be incentivized to do so if there's a minimum tax. big deal. great to have you with

not a mystery where i am. >> reporter: the man who wants to be new york city's next mayor saying while he visits his partner in new jerseyights there. he's focused his campaign on his new york roots, 22-year career with the nypd and a tough approach. he's also tough on other candidates, especially when it comes to time spent in new york, launching repeated attacks on andrew yang who admitted leaving the city during the pandemic. >> so why should we trust you now? you may flee again during a difficult time. >> yang firing back with his own questions for adams like, why would anyone vote for a candidate who can't even be honest about where he lives? and these more pointed questions from progressive candidate maya wiley, wtf and wtf again. >> reporter: some of those candidates are now suggesting that eric adams is skipping a leading contender's debate scheduled for tomorrow night in order to avoid answering more questions about where he spends his night. he said instead he'll be attending a vigil for a 10-year-old killed by gun violence. >> so bizarre. alexandra field in new york, thank you. >>> new details on a cyberattack

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meanwhile talking talk about this randolph county, new jersey west of new york city, the school boardo another day or something like that. unfortunate 3459ly they decided let's not do that let's just get rid of all holiday names on the calendar. instead of saying columbus day, there just say day off. instead of thanksgiving, it will say day off. here is some of the back and forth school board meeting voting to get rid of the names and parents who are not allowed to talk, you can tell, were really steamed. recommendation i would like to make a motion to change the calendar to not reflect any name, holiday, or ethnic group. i need a second. >> second. >> discussion? >> somebody did mention that you know, does thanksgiving come off the holiday at that point? ened i would assume that yes, it would be listed as a day off and out of session day. you can say come on. >> you just referring to october, you're not saying thanksgiving or christmas. it nawbled. >> ladies and gentlemen, again, this is not a debate. steve: why isn't it a debate? ainsley: they said this is what they do in the u.k. d

cities all over new jersey were being crushed financially, making massive amounts of layoffs, and he s able to end end -- in these financial times, to get our city to be dramatically more efficient, to bring in new ideas that helped us to create everything from environmental sustainability to expand access to the public of municipal services. he brought in innovation that became really par for the course all over new jersey, but newark did them first. today now julien serves as the counsel for the largest county in new jersey, a county that's bigger than some of our states. i have had the privilege of knowing julien, as i have said now, for the past couple decades, and i have watched him handle challenge after challenge from a global recession to hurricane sandy. he has stood in the saddle and helped with calmness, with coolness, with a equipose that is enviable to all, including me. i have watched him lead. i've watched him care. i've watched his love of others be made reflected in the decisions he made under the most difficult of circumstances. i have seen him in crisis after crisis

corridor from baltimore and philadelphia, and just into the west of new york city, including the hudson valley and northern new jersey. 29 million people at risk. wind damage is the biggest threat. but isolated tornado cannot be ruled out. so for today's forecast there, mid atlantic storm threat. the western heat wave continues. 106 in phoenix today. and boise near 100. and even areas of montana and north dakota, approaching mid 90s, as we go throughout the day today. no problems from dallas, all the way through chicago and as we take a look at the weekend forecast. showers kind of linger on friday, especially north carolina, possibly up through areas of southern new england, but as we head through the weekend, summer takes over. that record heat in the west begins to spread. 90s in areas like chicago and by the time we get to sunday, mid 90s in areas of the mid atlantic and washington, d.c., and 90 to boston, and 90 to new york city and unfortunately that rain threat continues down along the gulf coast. so storm threat today, in the mid atlantic and the northeast and then we welcome in a summer-like weather pattern

weak we have some anymore because of people in philadelphia, is essentially of feeder to new york city and new jerseyuns because the laws are actually crap. and if you look at other countries where they do not let everybody run around the fence, modern germany, this is a place where states with certain history being willing to be violent, will they have one nice level of homicide that one ninth of incarcerations as well. it's okay for us to look overseas and see if that is a good thing i would love to see some modification, another amendment. some modification of the notion that we shouldn't consent people. it's really with a country sent him a 90 minute country of people anymore. and that's a terrible problem. so that is a big deal. when we start talking about gun violence, the rule that a prosecutor places an important roll that but to put it mildly, not the only important roll. for example, in philly, at this point and i don't want to get into topics printed an award election cycle but i know it's 85 percent extremely high rates and this because were doing the work we been involved in multiple dif

it's my home. >> the man who wants to be new york city's mayor, he says while he visits his partner in new jersey there. he's focused his campaign on his new york roots, 22-year career with nypd, and tough crime approach. he's also tough on other candidates especially when it comes to time spent in new york, launching repeated attacks on another mayoral front-runner andrew yang who admitted lieving the city during the pandemic. >> so why should we trust you now? you may flee again during a difficult time. >> reporter: yang now firing back with his own questions for adams like why would anyone vote for a candidate who can't even be honest about where he lives and these more pointed questions from progressive candidate maya wiley, wtf, and wtf again. so that house tour didn't put all the questions to rest, at least when it comes to the other candidates. you see the yang campaign calling on the other campaigns, even records can be available and can be picked up at city hall. the candidates are piling onto adams saying he's dodging questions about where he spends his nights by choosing not to partici

new jersey won't name holidays any more. instead, the board has voted to just list them all as "days off" in its academic calendar. alex hogan is live in new york cityh an explanation for that story. reporter: good evening, jon. pretty explosive responses today in new jersey after one school district announced it's doing away with the names of all holidays. randolph township school district in new jersey is about 50 miles outside of manhattan. the district told fox that the change will be both inclusive and equitable. well some parents argue this has gone way too far. community members and even one assembly member spent the day speaking out against the decision. >> i will tell you this tonight , ladies and gentlemen. i'll tell you this right now that over my dead body if is calendar next year. reporter: taking things like thanksgiving, veterans day, christmas and renaming them in the calendar simply as "day off" and this all started after the school board relabeled column columbus day as indigenous people day, states around the country have taken similar measures to shift the focus of a day away from column bus or duly celebrate native americans and

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cities. california, new york, new jersey, michigan, and illinois, lost a combined four million residents since 2010. that is before the pandemic further exposed the cities. how about democrats do what is right for the american people? why don't we open schools? why don't we tamp down on unnecessary spending? these ill-advised policies are weighing down an american economy trying to rebound. it is time for america to get back to work. for those still unable to return there are ample federal and state resources to assist in housing costs. no paying, law-abiding tenant should ever be thrown out without legal resource. the contract between a tenant and landowner should be honored and state courts should be quick to reconcile any breaches. our responsibility in congress is to not hand out free housing, it is to protect private property rights of every single american. this fundamental principle is a cornerstone of our country and has served as the bedrock of fostering the greatest economy the world is ever seen. i hope this hearing today makes that clear. i think the chair and i yield back. >> than

new york city should come down to. i don't think the voters are swayed by it, quite frankly. >> it's funny how one of the candidates said i only go to new jerseyso here in atlanta, is how to tackle this rise in violent crime this country has been seeing while confronting incidents of police brutality and excessive force. and eric adams, as we know, a former cop, he proposed bringing back the plains clothes police unit which, by the way, was disbanded last year for aggressive tactics and aggressive force. and he's also said stop and frisk can be used effectively. what do voters think of that? >> yeah. well, the voters are going to let us know what they think of it precisely. but it's a nuanced question as you suggest here. eric adams started out not just as a cop, but as a police officer who started an organization to publicly complain about stop and frisk and some of the other tactics and the way they were being used. so, he actually has ended up on both sides of this issue, in -- with the kind of nuanced conversation that this city and other cities need to have, about how do you actually keep the public safe, without trampling on people's rig

city. i bring you greetings from the citizens of america, including the citizens of, minnesota. cologne, new jersey here in the city. in my own country, it is sometimes said that there are too many kennedys. >> [laughs] >> in american public life, i am certain that no one has made that complaint here about the adenauer and the city of cologne. cologne is not only an ancient german city, it is also an ancient european city. a city which, since roman times, has played a special role in preserving western culture and western religion and western civilization. it is, in the spirit, that i come to cologne to see the best of the past and the most promising of the future. may i greet you with the old saying, [inaudible] >> as chancellor adenauer, who was twice mayor of this town and lives, it's easy to see that he's back on his old stomping grounds. that was the point of mr. kennedy's joke a few moments ago. cologne is in adenauer town. the present city manager is adenauer's sun. the chancellor delightfully picks up the just about too many kennedys and and gets his own laps with it. -- too many kennedys a

moynihan, your bank has more than 20,000 points in york city and new jersey. everyday wearing more and more about family slaying from new york and new jersey because of a special because of affordabilit affordability, therefore moving to look all states like texas and florida. do you support making more affordable living in europe and new jersey? >> i think salt has had an impact, been well written but i think our job as banks is to continue to support the people who are into those communities. interesting enough, if you start to see the fact we are bringing back probably 6000 kids who have never really reside in new york city for the last three years are now coming back to work, i think you'll see a lot of positive is a housing and new york in terms of filling. look at it through our lending, we have to do it through our employment but also it would be helpful i think tax rates are more normalized. >> thank you, sir. mr. solomon, i know goldman sachs does not have this involved trading directly encryptor currency. you have many clients are coming to you for a