. >> will: i want to ask you about governor phil murphy.ing soon. it appears in new jersey that could not be far away as phil murphy seems to have given the thumbs up to private businesses requiring vaccine passports. what are your thoughts? >> well, phil murphy is, you know, slightly worse than andrew cuomo. he has the most per capita deaths from covid in the country and andrew cuomo has the most. i think phil murphy has been a shocking governor. and i feel sorry for the people of new jersey. in my view, anything he says is wrong. >> will: all right. miranda devine, i would be funny and call you tammy bruce but that joke has already run its course. all right, thank you, miranda, thank you so much. >> all right. thanks, will. >> will: dean, you always have one up on me. i'm always chasing you. no other channel brave enough to book, the man who claims he made contact with a ufo and why some government officials are now very interested in his story. ♪ na ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey hey. ♪ goodbye. ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey hey. ♪ goodbye. ♪ n

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governor phil murphy announced that many indoor masking requirements in public places will be lifted his memorial day weekend. the state also expects schools to fully re-open in the fall, with very limited virtual learning. governor murphy joins me now. governor murphy joins me, gvernor, very good to have you with us again. so tell us first overall how is the state of new jersey doing in the battle against covid? >> right now, judy, very well. thanks to the efforts of literally millions of new injuriesians that have done the right thing overwhellingly. we feel like we have this thing on the run at long last as you rightfully pointed out. new jersey got clob erred, particularly early on. and then the secretary wave that others ha, we lost over 26,000 of our residents. but as i sit with you today, we are in very good shape and god willing it will stay that way. >> and governor, you have announced new rules for public places indoors. people don't have to wear masks in many sirks. -- circumstances, tell us about that. >> yeah, beginning tomorrow you are right, based on the public health m

we are told hundreds of guests were attending the party and new jersey governor phil murphy this morning confirms that people were killed tweeting, quote, at this time at least 2 people have lost their lives including several with injuries that are life threatening. we hope those who died and families in our prayers today and we pray per those -- for those recovery that are injured. >> in curvierland county, rural part of the state in south jersey, 50 miles west of atlantic city and south of philadelphia. reportedly hundreds of people were at this party when all of a sudden shots were fired. 14 people have been shot. two tragically died. a 30-year-old man and 25-year-old woman of the 12 wounded at least one is in critical condition. i just got off the phone with cooper university hospital. 6 adults were rushed to the hospital. this is a level 1 trauma center, the worst of the worst injuries are treated here. i'm told two have been released. the other four are being treated. i asked their condition, the hospital said, some are in surgery. initial report says this was a 90-themed party and

happened in fairfield township about an hour or so outside of philadelphia new jersey governor phil murphy says hundreds were at that party when the gunfire suddenly erected and some people running for their lives. the local nonprofit telling fox news the community is heartbroken but united. >> were trying to keep everybody safe and make sure things don't escalate this is going to be the turning point that brings us together to really turn the tide on what is been happening here in our area. eric: the very latest on the mass shooting in our country and our newsroom. >> we are told the mass shooting took place at a birthday party in about a couple hundred people attendance in all ages, it was mostly outdoors people enjoying the summer weather in rural cumberland county and south jersey 50 miles south of philadelphia when gunfire abruptly just before midnight and in the end 14 people were shot, two died on seeing, a 30-year-old man in a 25 rolled woman of the 12 when digital victims, one is in critical condition, some people drove themselves to the hospital, local). >> it was rapid successio

new jersey governor phil murphy is considering cash incentives to lure people to get vaccinated for covid-19. new jersey is running a so-called shot and beer program that offers free beverages at new jersey breweries for people who can show proof of vaccination during the month of may. the governor told fox news, "all things are on the table concerning a potential cash lure." police in the mall dives say an explosion that wanted the former president and for others, including a british national was an act of terrorism. he was wounded in the blast outside of his home thursday night. authorities say they are attempting to identify four possible sub specs. australian police say they are ready to help out. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: welcome to "bloomberg markets." matt: we welcome our bloomberg audiences each day at this hour. here are the stories we are following. a jobs miss. payroll comes in way short of estimates. we will bring

new jersey governor phil murphy offering his support calling the shooting horrific so far no arrests have been made. >> at least 3 people killed and 3 others were wounded in a shooting sunday outside of a bar in youngstown, ohio. the youngstown police chief says the gunfire gunfire was reported overnight sunday near a bar. but none of the shootings happened in the bar. but the chief said they stem from an incident which began there. no arrests have been reported yet. and in south carolina fight is being blamed for a shooting that killed a 14 year-old girl and injured more than a dozen others near charleston. >> investigators say the fight broke out during an on authorized concert late last night. so far police not releasing any details or information about a suspect. >> george floyd's brother is asking that his brother and other victims of racist violence not be forgotten. terrence floyd spoke in brooklyn today to commemorate the anniversary of his brother's death. floyd died after being pinned underneath the knee of a minneapolis police officer last year. today floyd's brother told

new jersey governor phil murphy. >> if there is one thing we could never normalize, it is senseless gun violence. >> reporter: in chicago, at least 47 people were shot, nine dead since friday. among them, a 23-year-old woman and an 18-year-old man who were gunned down after a fight inside this convenience store spilled into the parking lot.. there were at least 13 mass shootings in cities over the weekend. many of the victims are children. in charleston, south carolina, a 14-year-old was killed and 13 others injured. shootings are up across the country. new york city is up 56% this year. philadelphia is up 34%, los angeles, 73%. >> every year out of the winter season into the summer season. we have an increase in violence in many areas in the country, areas in the country, and add to that the pandemic. >> reporter: in minneapolis, charlie johnson was killed in a crossfire when two men pulled guns on each other. >> charlie b. johnson. >> reporter: the mechanical engineering student died just hours before his college graduation. with a heavy heart, his sister accepted the diploma on his b

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i know governor phil murphy says it is not fair to ask a frontline worker whether someone is vaccinated or not. what do you think about all of that? a friend of mine told me that a customer threatened to get her fired because she asked him to wear a mask. mr. slavitt: thanks for the question. last year and a half has been one of the most intense periods in the our lives. people are feeling stress and they are feeling as dr. fauci said, very normal feelings adjusting. let's just treat each other with respect. >> next, president biden and the leader of south korea hold a meeting. then later, on the communicators, telecommunication analysts look at cancel culture, social media platforms and free speech. ♪ announcer: coming up saturday morning, transportation and travel, ford's new electric vehicles, and the recent violence between israelis and palestinians. we will hear more about that with former u.s. ambassador to israel. watch washington journal live saturday 7:00 a.m. eastern, join with your calls, comments, messages, and tweets. ♪ announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of governmen

i know governor phil murphy says it is not fair to ask a frontline worker whether someone is vaccinated or not. what do you think about all of that? a friend of mine told me that a customer threatened to get her fired because she asked him to wear a mask. mr. slavitt: thanks for the question. the last year and a half has been one of the most intense periods in the our lives. people are feeling stress and they are feeling as dr. fauci said earlier, very normal feelings adjusting. let's just treat each other with respect. next question. >> let's go to meg tyrell at cnbc. >> thanks. i was intrigued by what dr. murthy said about how employers could play a bigger role in helping people get vaccinated. what would you like to see in terms of them offering on-site exit nation clinics, and what do you see as barriers for employers to do that? if i could add a second question, there has been a focus on immunocompromised folks and the fact that vaccines may not provide the same protection for them. do you see monoclonal antibodies in use for those folks preventively? is that a good option for peop

haidi: new jersey governor phil murphy speaking with david westin. miss our chat with the boston fed president happening tomorrow 8:00 at 10:00 a.m. if you are watching in sydney. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: here's a quick check of the latest headlines. crystal mania sends altar coins soaring. does going surged as much as 50% once again. other tokens jumped 14%. classic surged more than 30% tier the recent rally has seen the rally of all digital token search past 2.25 trillion dollars with doged becoming -- with doge becoming a new poster child. goldman sachs is planning to tell u.s. employees they should prepared to work from officers again the middle of next month. citigroup's australia retail operations are said to be drawing interest from several local lenders as the bank looks to offload the entire unit in one piece. sources say anz and knab are in talks to buy the assets with several other offices showing interest. we are minutes away from the open in south korea. let's turn to sophie with what to watch. sophie: south korea markets are closed.

>>> now to the state of new jersey, where governor phil murphy will roll back the mandatory indoor masknow. governor, good morning, it's good to see you. you obviously frustrated some people, i guess, ten or 11 days ago when you said, we're going to stick with these indoor masks despite the new cdc guidance at the federal level. what changed since then for you to say this memorial day weekend, people in new jersey who are vaccinated can take off those masks inside? >> yeah, it's good to be with you, willie. i think one of the persons i frustrated, i'm told, was yourself. listen, more time on the clock here in a pandemic is your ally. we just weren't ready to lift that mandate on may 13th. but if you look at the progress we've made even in the past ten days or so, viral numbers going down, hospitalizations, positivity rates, et cetera, rate of transmission, and it allowed us further to push out our vaccine program of something called operation jersey summer, that had just taken hold. we've now got a bunch of programs including knocking on folks' doors in under-vaccinated communities. tha

children, toddlers still be wearing masks when they go to school in the fall and new jersey governor phil murphywhat he expects when school starts. watch this. >> we are trying to predict what school looks like on september 5th. my guess is we are likely to be masked for the simple reason a couple weeks ago we have been able to get 12 to 15-year-olds vaccinated. laura: 2, to 11-year-olds in masks, unreal. >> it is not supportable and i think it is going to do more harm than good. america has to move on, the masks of come to symbolize something other than the infection. six months ago in the heat of the infection the problem was the virus, now it is like a mental contagion, almost a neurosis. laura: kids in masks. >> look at other jurisdictions, look at sweden, look at states that have opened and have kids in school that are not masking, take them a clear plastic sheets between kids and so on, teachers are not getting sick from the kids, the kids aren't getting sick and so on. laura: sheer insanity, thank you. bye to a special friend when we return. >> finally today, laura: a giant a man passed a

york they have to wait until next sexual harassment allegations to be free of that, then governor phil murphyey is rejecting guidance altogether tweeting we've come too far to backslide now so we are keeping our indoor mask mandate for public settings. talk about an opening, for the new jersey gubernatorial candidate what has been done to americans by these people is disgraceful. neither science nor the common sense we should have by now ever supported the democrats covid controls. the fact is on every issue from social distancing to masks to school closures, early treatment, ingraham angle viewers received better and more accurate information if you listen to any government covid briefing. doctor smith, you have new fascinating data tonight on your covid 19 patients. >> we haven't had anyone under 70 who didn't have a very high bm i was prediabetic get seriously ill. >> there is no evidence that shows masks are going to be effective. social distancing doesn't work, quarantine doesn't work. >> prescription strength vitamin d does work. >> people died because they don't get hydroxy chloroquine

we are joined by new jersey governor phil murphy. you are redefining a beer chaser in new jersey, not on the side of vodka or whiskey, but following a vaccine. >> it is good to be with you. that is part of our proactive outreach to get 4.7 million citizens vaccinated by the end of june. we had a supply-demand in balance for many months, far more demand than supply, and we knew it would come to this moment, and we are here. that balance started to move in the other direction, so we need a whole series of steps. a shot and beer is one of several initiatives we launched in every corner of the state, knocking on doors, mobile vans, going from church services on sunday to get vaccinated, because we think we need to be in a proactive mindset to meet our objectives. david: you have identified 16 municipalities in new jersey where you are below 40%, led by new brunswick city. it looks like they tend to be lower income and minorities. what are the ways that you reach those populations? governor murphy: you are right. i don't know if every com

and it wasn't just the governor of michigan, gavin newsom to the same thing in california, phil murphy in new jersey. it was partisan politics posing as science and this was the most amazing part. it was endorsed by actual scientists and that's the part that should worry you. he told us that structural racism was a bigger health threat in the coronavirus so go ahead and loot macy's, an important part of public health. for those who still believe that american science was on the level, this was a shocking moment, when did they become corrupt religious zealots, when did scientists become ayatollahs? it happened years ago, the rest of us just for noticing. and february 2019, piece was published in the journal of neurology which is one of the preeminent peer-reviewed publications and all of medicine. it was called lucky on the root dr. described experience when a man in the deep south called reggie was suffering from a severe neuromuscular disorder which had left him blind. modern science might have helped reggie, but he didn't want to help. reggie believed he was blind because he had been

we are told hundreds of guests were attending the party and new jersey governor phil murphy this morning

governor phil murphy there. three million people vaccinated in that state, they can lift some of the restrictions that at the time, you know, at the height of this were the most restrictive in the country. >> yeah. you think a year ago, jim, and just how brutally terrifying the world was at that point with the infection rates here in new jersey just astronomical. and in new york and connecticut. and today just a few percentage points, the vaccinations are way up. so we can start to get back to life as normal. i mean just personally this is the first time i've gone, you know, i'm vaccinated. the crew is vaccinated. i cannot wear the mask on camera. i can just have it in case i go in somewhere. it is different world compared to just a year ago. and now because of all of that, starting on may 19th, we're going to start seeing a lot of these restrictions go away. all those restrictions on outdoor activities, those will go away starting may 19th. restaurants will be able to operate to the fullest they can as long as

i want you to hear directly from phil murphy himself. of this town. serving as a microcosm for what is happening elsewhere. >> we cannot normalize what we saw. we cannot put our heads in the sand and just say this is the price we pay in a free society. i will never accept. that we can noefr accept that. this community will never accept that. no community in our state or nation should that we will not stop fighting to protect every community. >> democratic governor here in new jersey that essentially calling obviously on stricter or tougher gun laws to keep weapons out of certain hands here. at the same time, he renewed that plea for any information, jim and poppy. there were hundreds of people at this massive house party over the weekend. so they are hoping that somebody perhaps shot some video or picture that might lead state investigators to additional suspects. there is one arrest. there are more anticipated. >> look at a dozen since friday. thank you for your reporting. thanks to all of you for being with us today. have a good day. w

jersey have been at the scene for well over 12 hours now, processing the scene of what governor phil murphyte, a horrific mass shooting, there's a lot we don't know yet though when it comes to motive, a possible arrest regarding this shooting. irreconcilable difference also note we have not seen or heard anything to suggest there's imminent danger or at least imminent threat to the community. that being said here's what we do know right now based on what state police have released. we do know there were 14 people shot during this large house party. we can't get you much of closer than the roadblock here because this is an active crime scene. we do know two of those 14 people died from their injuries, being an adult man and a woman. those are wo people, and at least a third person that did sustain some life-threatening injuries, as we speak investigators are still processing this all, trying to establish a possible motive here. all we know is investigators were called out here just before midnight to reports of shots fired at a large house party. when you look at the scene from overhead it's

kailey: we are just hearing from new jersey governor phil murphy. he is speaking from trenton.ys new jersey businesses will lift their indoor mask and a per fully vaccinated people by the holiday -- indoor mask restrictions for fully vaccinated people by the holiday. some people have not been fully vaccinated. are we facing a risk of another wave of covid either this summer or later this fall? naor: people need to protect themselves and those around them. the best way to do that is to be vaccinated. but we are not forcing anybody to receive the vaccine. as you know, the community has expressed concerns about vaccine safety and the speed with which the vaccines were developed. even though i am not a vaccinologist, just a normal person, i am confident these are based on large-scale safety data, but i understand people have worries. every day they choose not to be vaccinated, it becomes important they continue to wear masks. what we have learned over the last few weeks, really, only, is the emergence of good data that vaccination protects against a symptomatically infection also -

just across the river in new jersey governor phil murphy in new jersey said his mask mandate will staye last few days that they do expect to get to that point where they will tell their residents if you've been fully vaccinated and are indoors and take your mask off, you should be okay. the governor saying they are expecting to get to that point in, quote, the coming weeks. but for now, that mandate will stay in place. many states will be doing the same. >> pablo sandoval, thank you for that. it is about getting in the habit of taking off that mask and keeping it off, isn't it? >>> now that the fda has authorized the pfizer vaccine for nearly 17 million american teens ages 12 to 15 the real challenge begins to actually get them vaccinated. in connecticut, federally funded health community centers are leading the charge to reach kids right in their communities. mask walkup vaccination drives at mall parking lots and amusement parks and beaches and school buses are ways they are trying to get shots in arms now before summer vacation begins for many students. that is in days or week. here

many states, i was in new jersey right now, with phil murphy, and their state legislator leadership talkingis to have the reproductive freedom act because we know that in many states we will have to, given what is happening right now really push the boundaries to make sure that we are expanding as much axis as we can, knowing that there are a number of states that are already set to have these trigger laws, with being overturned potentially. there is a lot of work that needs to happen and it is going to be a state by state fight and we need to focus that we are focusing on constitutional amendments and we are working as much as we can with our congressional partners as well to identify where there can be [inaudible] our attorneys general are going to play an important role as a chief enforcer in each day to make sure that we are continuing to protect people who again are going to be traveling and needing to access abortion. that is what we know is not going to happen. people will not stop seeking access. we saw it when they were trying to at these restrictions, these executive orders during

jonathan: phil murphy there, the new jersey governor.nd lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. around about 25 minutes, we will get the number from the adp, the adp jobs report. up around 15 on the s&p 500, we advance 0.4%. yields up about a basis point on the 10 year to 1.1632% -- 1.6032%. crude rallying in the premarket, up about 3% -- gm rallying in the premarket, up about 3%. the company saying the following on the chip shortage. "our supply and manufacturing teams are creating effective alternative solutions, and our sales teams together with our dealers are finding creative ways to satisfy customers despite lean inventories." tom: to me, it's got a real boilerplate feel to it. the westin-barre conversation is going to be way more important. jonathan: i agree with you. tom: it is homogenized. jonathan: ford saying they would have to cut 50% of plan production in the second quarter. i do think this headline that we are prioritizing full-size pickups and ev's with chip supply and this won't damage ev growth, remember, it is the ev story

that is the idea that's being floated in new jersey with governor phil murphy saying the state is consideringliate the state has to get to the objective, which is 70% of the adult population vaccinated by the end of june. the state going to give residents 21 years and older a free beer with their vaccine. that begins this month. in d.c. they've started handing out free beer with vaccinations at one pop of-up site. more than 100 people showed up to get the j&j shot. they got the one shot and got their one beer. jillian: i have a question. if they decide to pay people to get the vaccine, what about the people who already got the vaccine? cheryl: would be called a pay me now. no kidding. exactly. i mean, at this point there's so much vaccine supply and the numbers of those going to get vaccinated are really dropping. so a lot of people don't want to get it is the problem i think. trying to encourage them to do it. jillian: a lot of us might want this super yacht, definitely can't afford it though. cheryl: this is something. i don't usually get that impressed with this kind of stuff but this is g

people don't question how effective the vaccines are, but then there are governors like new york's phil murphy who wants to maintain a mask mandate because he says if it saves one life, it's worth it. chicago mayor lori lightfoot had the very same message. so the question is are they indicating that the cdc guidance is dangerous? because the cdc says it's safe. the bottom-line here is the cdc says if you're fully vaccinated, you shouldn't have to worry about who else might or might not be vaccinated. you got the shot. you're good. move on. shannon? >> shannon: the pictures don't seem to line up with the message. we'll keep after it and these guys will keep doing interviews and hopefully get clarity. trace, thank you very much. >> reporter: you bet. >> shannon: a fiery 47-train car pileup and a rare sighting off the southern california coast is sending viral videos next. t-mobile. america's largest, fastest, most reliable 5g network. more protection, more sun, more joy. neutrogena® beach defense® the suncare brand used most by dermatologists and their families, neutrogena® for people with skin.

like, good, 'cause either way they were going to summer camp. [ laughter ] meanwhile, governor phil murphy that new jersey is offering free beer to residents who get vaccinated through its new shot and a beer program. which is why every 15-year-old just said they want to get vaccinated in new jersey [ light laughter ] right now some guy in jersey is enjoying a free beer at a bada bing, thinking, "not all heroes wear capes." [ laughter ] some more covid news i read that washington, d.c. just unveiled new social distancing rules that ban dancing at weddings. so if you planned a big choreographed dance, the mayor just did you a huge favor. [ laughter ] if you are keeping track, we have an old guy as our president. tensions with north korea and we banned dancing. this is gonna be the best summer of 1952 ever! [ cheers and applause well, guys, not only is it teacher appreciation day, but it's also "star wars" day. [ cheers ] that's right today is may the 4th, and that means news anchors around the country decided to try out their best yoda impression here are some of our favorites >> "do or do

governor phil murphy is urging people in his state to come forward with any information that could help with this investigation. >>> all right, so thousands of people are taking to the streets today to honor george floyd two days before the one-year anniversary of his murder when then-officer derek chauvin held his knee on floyd's neck for nine minutes. i want to bring in shaq brewster and cori coffin who is in new york. one year later, shaq, you are there where it happened. you're in the place where it happened. what are folks expecting to see today? >> yeah, we're just about a couple hours away from the first commemoration, the first in what will be a series of commemorations marking one year since george floyd was murdered here in the city of minneapolis. you see some of the setup and preparation behind me. you'll see there will be speakers here, community leaders, you see the flowers there. marking one year to the day since he died. that anniversary, of course, is on tuesday. you also see the spirit of activism there, and you see some people here from visual black justice there, hav

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phil murphy giving of free beer to residents who get their first vaccine dose this month.n is offering $100 to state employees who would like to receive the vaccine. those who already have will receive a retroactive payment and they can buy a beer. former new york mayor and presidential attorney rudy giuliani demanding some of the nation's top media outlets reveal their sources after the publication of a false accusation against him. this case shines new light on how the media made corrections after attention-getting reports turn out to be wrong. here is fox news analyst and host of fox media buzz howard kurtz. this much is true, federal investigators did see his electronic devices of rudy giuliani after searching his home and office. and three news organizations followed by "the new york times" at nbc news took a step further charging the fbi had given donald trump former lawyer a dire warning. >> this warning was given by the fbi's counterintelligence division back in 2019. and confirming the report in terms of rudy giuliani. >> a significant blow to the credibility turn

indoors and in big crowds not so in jersey that state scrapped its outdoor mask mandate but governor phil murphy says people still need to wear them indoors and businesses still need to enforce distancing cnbc's valerie castro is live in the big apple. valerie, some mixed emotions about taking off the masks. >> reporter: shep, that is what we've heard. it's been a beautiful day here in new york city some people tell us it is the right time to finally ditch the masks following those cdc guidelines, but not everybody is ready. sp specifically vaccinated people no longer have to wear a mask indoors or outside, but it is up to the businesses if they want to mandate that their customers and staff continue to mask up. we spoke to people today who say they'll do what's required of their favorite places to shop and eat and some say they just don't feel comfortable removing that extra layer of protection just yet anyway. of course not everyone is vaccinated yet but others are happy to see things are changing. >> i think it's exciting to be inside and get a little bit more of a taste of normalcy. >> i fee

officials they can't do that in california until june 15th and in new jersey the democratic governor phil murphy needs more time to digest the new cdc guidance. >> i don't know how we can expect workers to be able to tell who is vaccinated from who isn't. >> some union leaders agree. the president of the united food and commercial union international tweets essential workers already had been mask police for unvaccinated shoppers ignoring safeguards. are they now supposed to be vaccination police. vaccinated dn congress have the same concern which is why mask mandate and remote voting remain. >> i think we would agree that the house floor is unique condition, especially with republicans admitting that only 75% of their members are vaccinated. >> months before the biden administration updated mask guidance, the president derided red state governors who did that. in mississippi and texas. >> the last thing we need is neanderthal thinking. >> weeks later his administration did the same thing. but, there has been no biden follow-up. >> i still have not yet received a phone call or an apology from the

new jersey governor phil murphy tweeted: at this time at least two people have lost their lives amongous other shooting victims including several with injuries that are life threatening. we hold those who have died and their families in our prayers today, and we also pray for the recoveries of those injured. initial reports indicate this was a 90s theme thed birthday party when suddenly shots came out from the nearby woods with. people began running for their lives, one man stepping over a dead body for safety. the new jersey state police have made no arrests, no motive has been given, we don't even know how many shooter there were. police are on scene, are using dogs to search the area. >> we're going to look for physical evidence anything from footprints to bullet fragments, that's number one. number two, as you mentioned earlier, the police have to work on trying to find a motive. so what i'm gleaning is it's either gang-related, drug-related or a lone actor or actors who had some sort of reason, maybe a personal reason -- >> reporter: now, if you have any information, you are bein

new jersey governor phil murphy announce ago number of incentives to edge courage people to get vaccinatedeople in the state who get the shots can get free access to the state's parks, all 51 of them, if it's done between may 27th and july 4th and that free access is valid through the rest of the year. wine lovers, if you get your first dose by the end of this month, you can get a free glass of wine at participating wineries in the state. >>> to texas now with governor greg abbott signed a bill that bans abortion as early as six weeks into a pregnancy. critics are calling the heartbeat ban one of the stricters this in the nation, anti-abortion advocates are hailing it as a huge achievement. the bill does not include exceptions for rape or incest but does offer a provision for medical and emergencies. at six weeks many women don't even know they're pregnant yet. >> that is certainly true. >>> at least 391 migrant children still separated from their families as of morning, that's according to the latest court filing in a case brought years ago to reunite families separated through the trump

here is new jersey's democratic governor phil murphy. >> i don't know how we can expect workers to be able to tell who is vaccinated from who isn't, and it is unfair to put the burden on business owners and front line employees to police every patron. >> of course, ditching the mask where possible is supposed to be the reward for vaccinated americans, but in a divided america recent polling shows a majority of unvaccinated americans are already not wearing masks and are less likely to socially distance. that explains in part the growing concern for younger children who are not yet eligible to get their shot. >>> now to the deadly conflict between israel and hamas. president biden voicing support for a ceasefire in a call with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. while he didn't explicitly call for one it's the first time the white house made mention of a ceasefire as the violence between israel and hamas militants in gaza intensifies. >> it is heartbreaking. we want to bring an end to the violence. we want to deescalate the situation on the ground. the role we feel we can do tha

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governor phil murphy also giving restaurants the green light to serve buffets. don't know if we need that in philly, indoor weddings back at 25% capacity for now. but it's improvement as more businesses get up and running. new york city plans to offer tourists a free shot of j&j's vaccine. mayor de blasio says it's part of a push to get visitors back to the big apple that's brilliant i'm going to new york because i get a free vaccine some sports teams, though, across the country are making really good moves. the atlanta braves allowing full capacity crowds to fans who go to games this weekend. they can get vaccinated right there at the ballpark. the braves ceo says anybody who gets a shot will also score two free tickets to future bravos games. >> programming note, next week, tuesday, may 11th, join cdc director rochelle walensky and leaders from pfizer and eli lilly and more for the healthy return summit. our own brilliant meg tirrell will get their insight on the current state of the pandemic, it's a must-see. head over to cnbcevents.com/healthyreturns. to lea

. >>> meanwhile, new jersey governor phil murphy is eliminating the state's outdoor public mask mandate, but says it's too soon to drop the indoor public mask rules. new jersey will continue to require all people vaccinated or not to keep wearing masks indoors in public, making it the only state in the northeast not to adopt the new cdc mask guidance. governor murphy says the state is just not ready. >> we've been clobbered not once but twice. we lost over 26,000 people. we know the virus is more lethal indoors. and you're asking somebody who is at the hardware store working there or in a retail or grocery store to make t judgment on who is vaccinated and who is not. we're not there yet. we're close. >> and starting june 15th, in california, those who are fully vaccinated will be able to go indoors without a mask. the move follows those cdc guidelines that were issued last week but state officials are delaying the move by a month to get vaccination rates higher and businesses more time to figure out how to verify whether people are, in fact, vaccinated. it's such a challenge. until june

. >> reporter: governor phil murphy did say that it's up to businesses to continue masking policies for workers as well as customers. here at the stone pony they say it's really going to be an honor system that they go by they're also looking forward to june 4th when all the indoor capacity restrictions are lifted in the state of new jersey ali. >> in miami, the airport is expecting pre-covid crowds through the weekend. miami beach a top destination. shaquille brewster is there. >> reporter: ali, you mentioned those pre-pandemic crowds and you're starting to get a sense of that here on south beach. if you were here exactly a year ago during last year's memorial day, this beach would have been completely empty, completely closed off you see the scenes right now and that is definitely not the case. but officials have been welcoming the crowds they've been inviting people here knowing this would happen we got a hint of what that could look like during the spring break season a couple of weengs and months ago when there were clashes between law enforcement and some vacationers who didn't wa

aside from federal assistance, new jersey state government including strong support for governor phil murphy helped university hospitals get our fair share of national stockpiles. our work did not stop, we were one of the few sites nation wide had them in majority and minority hospitals. continuing to provide all three approved vaccines to our community. we did many virtual town halls to reassure community they could trust the vaccine, justified mistrust and healthcare establishments dating back to slavery and horrors of these experience but also acknowledging implicit bias people of color continue to experience to this day. more people in the community except that the vaccine over time and now the challenge is access. we rerouted our strategy in recent days to meet people where they are in collaboration with our city, county and state governments in hopes will join us in this effort. without efforts to shore up the vaccine components and supply chain, none of this would be possible. today we are in the final round of the pandemic but the public health crisis is not completely over. i'm stil