understand the scene yesterday in trenton. 79 years old, the chief rabbi, internationally of the syrianewish community, one of the wealthiest enclaves cul-de-sacs of organized jewish life in the world. and he walks in to plead guilty to a federal felony. that's not because he was confident of an acquittal. >> and, in fact, two weeks ago dwek was going to testify in the trial of cardwell. and on the eve of the start of the trial cardwell pleaded guilty. >> in fact in the book we spend sometime on cardwell because he's a great, colorful character for new jersey politics. has been in again for generations. one of the stunning moments when cardwell was arrested because everyone thought -- card will have been perceived as someone who is always one step ahead of the law and he was arrested finally. it was a failing defense. even if solomon dwek is a bad guy, solomon dwek, i guess on the merits is a bad guy. >> is solomon dwek here tonight? [laughter] >> is a dwek in the room. that's a question we always ask spent on that note, assuming solomon dwek -- >> if you are here, you to answer some qu

pentagon papers i then felt that what i could do was expose twenty three years of lawyers from birth of trenton's and that it might help to slow the film for war but started it with seventy thousand top she could page which they would have to the full extent of the law against me and that there would be basically a life sentence. that's what nixon headed to put on i just thought it might help and i was ready to go to prison i've had my fill i told him again blacklisted for the rest of your life it will be on your record right. and. at that point he said well in that case then it will be that i'll be sitting in prison and i want out that i did not order my hands are illegal right is just i just want to give people i know serious flaws and i think the law they have to evaluate what you're being told asked to. as the guardian will be goes around and even better than us and we didn't think they were loaded with it would be a loaded gun here on campus this is because a college went right when they have loaded guns the guardsmen on the end of the line decided to not fire in the direction everybody else

also, trenton, new jersey, and austin, texas, both had highs of 104.ine quijano is live here in steamy new york city with the very latest. elaine, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, russ. here in new york city, the high in central park reached 100 degrees, and across much of the country, millions of americans are wilting under intense heat. saturday brought no relief from the relentless heat. >> you can hardly breathe out there. it's very tough. >> this is the hottest day of my life. believe me. it is. >> reporter: some new york city residents took advantage of city cooling centers. as sidewalks outside sizzled like this one at 147 degrees. >> we're getting heated from above and below and all around. >> reporter: columbia university climate researcher stuart gaffin said cities tend to hold on to heat making people more vulnerable and miserable. even in the shade, the sidewalk was still 107 degrees. >> it takes a long time for concrete and granite and buildings to cool off. >> reporter: it basically means cities like this don't get any reli

economic recovery in the us light switches trading at around ninety seven dollars per barrel while trenton's at one hundred fourteen dollars per barrel. of european indices the high on thursday we're coping the permit sessions declined for the investors encouraged by overnight gains on wall street and in asia they're watching interest rate decisions in britain and europe. and the russian markets are trading strongly in the black tracking games in the u.s. and asian investors here are hesitant to make any big moves so far in the spatial economic data from the europe. is good news for the russian film industry house to buying so agree to help out one of the country's largest conglomerates system lays the mass media heavyweight here and is still. in jail will see its filmmaker making subsidiary get millions of dollars were the calls for explains how this could improve brushless film industry. in the movie world money is king and in russia there's not much to go around when it comes to films but that's all about to change thanks to intellectual property. together. for announcing the facility of

trenton, you know? where was frank sinatra born? >> hoboken. >> how did you know that? pretty good. no, i knew that. that was a trick question, but okay. so all of these cities are pummeled by rockets. what do you think the people of new jersey would do? they would do anything and do everything. >> it wouldn't take 12,000 rockets, mr. prime minister. i have been there and looked at the extraordinary cash of rockets that are stacked behind the police station scpi. often said it wouldn't take several thousand. it would only take one. >> not only the american people. i say the same is true of any european countries in the world, true of russia and true of china. israel is held to a standard. >> it seems very illogical that israel would be asked to sit back and take another few thousand rockets when no other nation on earth would tolerate that. >> a lot of people say they recognize israel's right to exist. but they don't give israel, they don't recognize israel's right to defend itself in order to exist. and that's where we begin to see these -- this criticism of israel. i think it is u

can you imagine what your viewer in new jersey with 12,000 rockets pounding new jersey cities, trentonknow? where was frank sinatra. hoe boken and all rockets. >> i anyhow that. >> i knuthat. that was a trick question . so all of these cities are pummeled by rockets, what do you think the people of new jersey would say. do anything and everything. >> it wouldn't take 12,000 markets and i looked at that extraordinary cash of rockets stacked and i have often said it wouldn't take several thousand. it would take one and the american people would demand things be done. >> that is same of european countryies and true of russia and china. israel is held to a triple standard. >> why is it so different? it seems illogical that israel would be asked to sit back and take another few thousand rockets and no other nation on earth and especially the united states would tolerate that? >> i think a lot of people people recognize the israel right to exist. but they don't recognize israel's right to defend itself in order to exist . that is where we begin to see these you know, this criticism of isram.

can you imagine what your viewers in new jersey, 12,000 rockets pounding new jersey cities, trenton,u know? and where was frank sinatra born. >> mike: hoboken. >> hoboken. >> mike: glad i know that by the way. >> i knew that, that was a trick question. but okay, all of these cities are pummelled by rockets. what do you think the people of new jersey would say, that they'd do anything, do everything. >> mike: and it wouldn't take 12,000 rockets. mr. president. i've looked at the extraordinary cache of rockets stashed behind the police station, i've often said it wouldn't take several thousand, it would only take one and american people demanding something be done. >> not only the americans, and i'd say the same is true for any european countries and true of russia and china and so israel is held to this triple standard. >> mike: why is it so different? it seems very illogical that israel would be asked to sit back and take rockets and united states and no other nation would tolerate that. >> i think a lot of people say that, you know, they recognize israel and recognize israel's right

. >> 11:00 a.m., lunchtime at chrysler's trenton engine plant. these guys have been working hard. safety goggles, check, eye visibility work vests check. lighter and pipe? check. but not everyone is smoking at this park. just a mile from the plant. this guy is having a healthy lunch of chips and beer. and while this behavior during your break is against chrysler's policy. these guys aren't so reckless as to do it in a public park. dude. this is private property. a private lot. and, get this. it's maintained by their union. the united auto workers. >> bill: joining us now from detroit investigative reporter rob wolchek. i guess you got more people suspended, nine in your report this time and then last time -- how many times have you done this? we have used you twice. have you done it other times as well? >> as far as auto workers, this is it. we got the chrysler guys last year. same thing. got tips from inside, different plant this time. workers saying we're concerned about these guys come back from lunch. >> bill: yeah, they are buzzed. >> yeah. we went out and caught them again.

a small helicopter crash landing northeast of trenton.orkers taking the pilot and his female passenger to the hospital. florida. a police foundation northeast of orlando coming up with a way to raise money. let people become cops for a day. those who pass a background check and pay $250 can learn to shoot at a gun range, train with a canine unit, or ride along with officers on their job. texas. a city officer shutting down a kid's lemonade stand south of san antonio. >> they said you needed a permit to sell and. >> at home. >> there it sits pink and regular lemonade. the law has to do with food safety. the kids apparent live don't see it that way. >> poison in there it's just lemonade. >> the children say they were just trying to raise money to help take care of their pet hermit crabs and that's a fox watch across america. >> fox across america is brought to you by union pacific. >> casey anthony may be free but getting her out of jail certainly wasn't. her defense team has billed the state for its services. we will tell you how much flor

baltimore, 102. 104 in trenton, new jersey. millions have been caught in this july cooker. we hear there may be some relief in sight later today. so, i can get rid of the sleeveless jacket, we'll get the forecast coming up. >> good look on you. it's awkward. >>> also, we have sad news out of london. with the death of amy winehouse with her beehive hairdo, soulful voice, she skyrocketed to fame but it also came with strug. >> the same age as kurt cobain, janis joplin and jimmy morrison were when they died. >>> our great outdoor adventure. we spent two days in the utah desert. we showed you part one of the trip yesterday. i'm sure you were entertained. we could not bring cell phones, sleeping bags or pretty much anything else with us this morning. part two. were we able to make fire? were we able to find food? most importantly, obviously, were we able to make it out of the desert? the answer is yes but -- >> the show-stopper for me was the snake. >> for you. >> yeah, at that point bring in the helicopter and get me out of here. we have a lot coming up. the latest out of norwa

the whole thing started with a meaning to beau weaver in trenton, new jersey, where levittown is. and get the gas prices, we rush inside the studio and he took a sledgehammer and rusty nails and barricaded the door and then started playing this on cheaper crude are no more food over and over for three hours straight. station was founded in the door while a service called an andersen man. he has ordered a pizza delivery door or a translation under the door. radio host paul harvey and popularized the song cheaper crude or no more food earlier saying bobby butler had nicely this, forget the golden rule. stop shipping food to the minis until the ship is cheaper crude. this is kind of a call for trade were senescent. the strongest in defiance lane over and over the anger, but you'd be if the weather to get people in the streets and ready to riot and nasa have been on june 23rd. by 631, the trucker drove his rig into the intersection of five points, which is a central location. the police again in order to trucker to these. he refused and simply set upon by his legs and fights broke out

. >> curtis, folks are talking about in trenton and washington, saying small business is the back bonete jobs and things. and you're a large employer in new jersey and south jersey around the shore. are you getting any phone calls during these distressed times from anyone in trenton, anyone from washington seeking your advice in council on how to create jobs? >> not really. it's a great question. we employ up to 1200 people a year. we've added 150 jobs since 09. and you know, you really feel like you're on the front lines of the economy. you know, if there's jitters or people are nervous, it impacts us in real time. in '08 we had to make harsh decisions and cut back and deal with economic realities out there. when washington gets in an impasse guys like me are saying do we hire six bartenders or not. what are we going to do this fall? i see images of greaece and everyone saying we need jobs, but those of us on the front lines creating jobs are kind of unnerved about what we hear and gives us pause when we think about, are the customers going to be here this fall or are the jitters comi

>> they succeeded in attacking the haitians in trenton, but one week later there was the battle of princeton. on december 31st, 1776, the general of the militia sent a young spike into princeton, new jersey, into the home of princeton university. he said is by to look at the city. the spy returned from the city and provided the information on this map. >> this is the college of new jersey, nassau hall, the first name for princeton university. these little guys are cannons pointing south. these little guys are few pieces, or cannons pointing north. there are also some field pieces pointing west. in other words, the town is heavily defended by cannons. there's also a note here saying 100 men at this bridge. there's a note here that says, just this morning 100 men started erecting earthworks. this is real time information. the spy went in and observed information and came back and reported it. this map was made and sent to general washington. the most important information about the mouth, however, is this note. essentially, what it says is there is this nice road that leads around the back of

very different than the kinds of managerial corporations, trenton on japan nor or anybody like the octopus or wrong or baron. it is not the way it works. and my account of its largely comes from this. the number of men in the 19th century who were on the verge of a nervous breakdown is unbelievable. this wonderful moment in the panic in 1873. we will call it. about as tough and individual as i have ever encountered. huntington sits in his office and says, i sit here going nowhere, not knowing what to do. he writes at another time that he has slept maybe three hours in the last week. and this is the kind of things that happen. the literally feel overwhelmed by a system that both creating which clearly is not under their control. that is the problem with robber barons. they are in control. i can't find the people who are in control running the corporations. and i am talking about the transcontinental, other railroads. historians, avid cherry base. devonshire base, not necessarily universalized from other corporations. so,. >> part of what you're doing, i think very cecily, is demythologizing

host: robert is 23 in trenton, new jersey. caller: how are you doing? calling about that social security thing. host: what are your thoughts? caller: my thoughts about the social security thing is basically right now -- i have a job. they make you pay $17 to $20 for this social security, knowing that i have to wait another 50 years until i retire. most likely is not going to be social security when i retire. it bothers me -- i do not know what that is for me to fall back on. there has to be something for people now that are paying, in 20 years what will they fall back on? if this system is doomed to fail, then we are doomed to just be like in poverty the rest of our lives? host: wauconda work you do? caller: you know, i mean, i work in a convenience store. i did not have one of high- paying jobs. i am broke all the time. host: are you in school or planning on going to school? caller: i was thinking about going to school. i was thinking about going to some colleges, financial aid and stuff. host: your parents are grandparents, did they get social securit

then after trenton there is an exposed position. washington's crossing of the delaware. he says, oh, my god. i have to pull back. i can't leave this. the same thing a week later. he pulls back his troops. of course the patriots militia comes back into power, and then they harass the tories. you have a coalition of -- it doesn't get into the books because we would call its guerrilla warfare. it is pretty brutal. a lot of people killed. we don't know the stories as well as we know the pitched battle. it's all local. >> thanks for this enlightening discussion. i was sorry if he had anything on the society of cincinnati after the war. interesting that the patriots had been almost european-style society to set cummins is very delete, how did those guys then -- >> washington at first, these are my comrades. we want the society to recognize their contributions to the war. but it will be hereditary. that creates dissenter. the opposition is really quite pete's. i have been reading john adams. he is getting word in the 80's in england. he is just appalled by this idea of cincinna

then after trenton, exposed position and washington crossing the delaware, pixar threaten, oh, my god, i have to pull back, i can't leave -- princeton at same thing. a weekly. so he pulls back his troops. that means the patriot militia can come back into power. so yeah, they dishes fighting. it doesn't in the history book. is pretty brutal. there are a lot of people killed, and we don't know because it's all local and guerrilla warfare. >> thanks for this very enlightening discussion. i was one if you've any thoughts on the role of the members of the society of the cincinnati after the war? it's interesting that the patriots set up almost european-style, linear society, there is the. but how do those guys then try to promote the ideal? >> washington so these are my comments. they just want a society to recognize their contribution to the war, these officers. but if it's going to be hereditary, and that creates sensation and opposition is really quite the. i have been reading john adams' letters, primary newsletters and he is getting word, he is in england and he is just appalled by th

we know our property here in the town better than the people in trenton.make it better. when you hear somebody say we are trying to decrease access, that's just strictly demagoguery. that's not happening. >> they say it has more to do with the distance went access points. tourism is a $35.5 billion industry. and most beach town charge anywhere between $5 to $12 a day for a beach pass. regardless of how long you are on the sand or in the water. that not too bad. it's $5. jamie: you don't get an umbrella or cold drink with it. we'll have more in a moment. stay with us. hey, the new guy is loaded with protein! really? 25 grams of protein. what do we have? all four of us, together? 24. he's low fat, too, and has 5 grams of sugars. i'll believe it when i--- [ both ] oooooh... what's shakin'? [ female announcer ] as you get older, protein is an important part of staying active and strong. new ensure high protein... fifty percent of your daily value of protein. low fat and five grams of sugars. see? he's a good egg. [ major nutrition ] new ensure hh protein. ensu

she says the governor is feeling great and ready for whatever trenton throws his way after a restful night. he suffers from asthma and admitted to the medical center earlier in the day after his inhaler doesn't give him the kind of relief he normally gets when he uses it. a press conference yesterday he plans to work on his weight in the future to avoid this. >> paul, thanks. your next political update in an hour. always get all of the political news 24/7 at cnn/politics.com. >>> coming up, don't be surprised if you run into some pretty talkative tsa officers at security and don't think they are just being friendly either. new anti-terror techniques about to roll out. >>> a michigan pilot crashes his plane into lake michigan. we will tell you how he survives straight ahead. ♪ let me entertain you ♪ let me make you smile ♪ let me do a few tricks ♪ some old and then some new tricks ♪ ♪ i'm very versatile ♪ so let me entertain you ♪ and we'll have a real good time ♪ [ male announcer ] with beats audio and flash, you can experience richer music and download movies straight to the new hp

host: independent scholar, trenton, new jersey. caller: i am in a bi-national l g b t relationship. i have the opportunity to get married, it means nothing in the federal government, because they do not recognize my relationship with my partner. so i cannot have of my partner as my spouse like any other straight couple. it is very frustrating with seeing all of this progress, and yet, for me, it would be horrible for us to get married, unless we did something illegal, which we do not want to do. we cannot be together. that is the bottom line. what is being addressed right now? there is some legislation on trying to get rid of doma. guest: it is a great question. it is one of the benefits that comes with marriage and that you can be treated like other heterosexual couples that get married and your spouse is treated as a citizen. it is one of the problems that comes with the denial of federal benefits. others will address this issue. i do not think the legislation will pass anytime soon. one of the challenges is the families are torn apart. they want the same rights and benefits and r

>> the forces of a road across the delaware river in 1776 and succeeded in attacking trenton.ne week later, there was a second battle. this is called the battle of princeton. on december 31, 1776, a general set a young spy and a princeton, new jersey, the home of princeton university. they were to look at the defenses of the city. as i returned and provided the information that is depicted on this map. this is the building, the college of new jersey, the first name for princeton university. these little guys are canons which are pointing south. these will guys are cannons pointing north. there are also field pieces pointing west. the town is heavily defended by cannons. there is a note saying 100 men are at this bridge. there is a note here that says just this morning 100 men started building resorts. this is real time information. despite observe this, came back, provided information. a mat maker made this man and sent it on to general washington. then most interesting part about the matt is this note. what it says is there is this nice road that leads to the back of town and

chrysler auto workers, trenton, michigan caught on camera throwing back a few beers on the lunch breakhe first time we have seen this happen. here's the story out of fox detroit now. >> chrysler employees tipped us off recently stating that some of their co-workers were spending their lunch breaks drinking and smoking at a nearby park. when we investigated, our cameras caught assembly line workers as well as a safety engineer in the act. >> long way to go for that. >> it really was. >> nice cameo as well. >> hemmer was co-hosting the tonight show for a while. >> pretty much. >> let me tell you what's happening in the headlines so these people will take over to try to do as well. al-qaida trying to change their tactics. u.s. officials believe the new al-qaida chief will focus on hitting u.s. and western targets overseas rather than targeting the united states where we live. the reason -- overseas attacks are simply easier to carry out. >> meanwhile, you're looking at live pictures from the halls of parliament in london where london police commissioner paul stevenson is answering questio

host: independent scholar, trenton, new jersey. caller: i am in a bi-national l g b t relationship. i have the opportunity to get married, it means nothing in the federal government, because they do not recognize my relationship with my partner. so i cannot have of my partner as my spouse like any other straight couple. it is very frustrating with seeing all of this progress, and yet, for me, it would be horrible for us to get married, unless we did something illegal, which we do not want to do. we cannot be together. that is the bottom line. what is being addressed right now? there is some legislation on trying to get rid of doma. guest: it is a great question. it is one of the benefits that comes with marriage and that you can be treated like other heterosexual couples that get married and your spouse is treated as a citizen. it is one of the problems that comes with the denial of federal benefits. others will address this issue. i do not think the legislation will pass anytime soon. one of the challenges is the families are torn apart. they want the same rights and benefits and r

host: independent scholar, trenton, new jersey. caller: i am in a bi-national l g b t relationship. i have the opportunity to get married, it means nothing in the federal government, because they do not recognize my relationship with my partner. so i cannot have of my partner as my spouse like any other straight couple. it is very frustrating wh seeing all of this progress, and yet, for me, it would be horrible for us to get married, unless we did something illegal, which we do not want to do. we cannot be together. that is the bottom line. what is being addressed right now? there is some legislation on trying to get rid of doma. guest: it is a great question. it is one of the benefits that comes with marriage and that you can be treated like other heterosexual couples that get married and your spouse is treated as a citizen. it is one of the problems that comes with the denial of federal benefits. others will address this issue. i do not think the legislation will pass anytime soon. one of the challenges is the falies are torn apart. they want the same rights and benefits and respo

reverend sphep, senior pastor -- reverend simeon spencer, senior pastor of the union baptist church in trenton us pray. creator god, we bow with thanksgiving for the privilege d call of service given the lawmakers of our great nation. we are awed by the grace that brings us all to this place and the gravity of the work with whh these elected officials have ben entrusted. in the wonder of such grace, we confess now with humility the limits of human knowledge, the frailty of human ability and the finitude of human ways. and so, in these moments we petition you, the all-knowing fr understanding; the all-powerful for strength; the everlasting to everlasting for endurance. we pray that you will equip both the members of this body and the who advise them, with the giftsf your spirit, so that the work which brings them here might be executed in a manner worthy of your holy name, bring honor to e memory of those who have served before them and inspire trust in those who have sent them. we wait now in hope for the fulfillment of faith that "they that wait upon the lord shall renew their strength; they