the march began a week ago in montclair and wraps up saturday in trenton.is larry hamm, chair of the people's organization for progress. he is joining us as he travels to princeton for this leg of the march. can you talk about your demands? >> good morning and thank you for having me on. this is the long march to justice, to trenton for police accountability, social justice and economic progress. we are marching to bring attention to the issue of police brutality. we want the state legislator to pass bill 84656, the police review board with subpoena power bill. we want that bill passed because that would enable municipalities to have police review boards with subpoena power, which the fop and police organizations have been fighting because they don't want oversight. we are marching for an end to voter suppression. we support the john lewis voting rights act but we also want same-day registration here in new jersey. we are marching for reparations for african americans, for the enslavement of our ancestors. we are passing -- calling on the legislature to pas

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trenton cannon muffing the kickoff returns picked it up, fumbled it again. absolute game changer. couple of big mistakes by trenton cannon on special teams couple of plays later. they'll pay for it as russell wilson how many times have you seen him? do it escape ability and the touchdown to freddie swain, 21 7 seahawks wilson 16 23 149 yards couple of touchdowns. and trey lance, this time wide open. how does this guy get that wide open? deebo samuel 76 yards untouched touchdown for the 49 years, and they are trying to make a game of it. but they missed the point after lance was nine of 18. by the way, a couple of touchdown passes, no interceptions, but seattle responds 10 play drive of their own big guy alex collin bowls his way into the end zone. that's early in the fourth quarter. 28 13 and the 40 niners do get a touchdown. late 28 21 fail on an on site kick attempt to try and keep their hopes alive. both teams now to and to the arizona cardinals. next step for the 40 niners. they beat the rams today. they're undefeated jimmy garoppolo looks. a bit, defeat

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i tell you, if you go to gary, indiana, chester, pennsylvania, trenton, new jersey, these cities that are devastated by crime and lack of jobs, these companies, lg, whirlpool, you name it, ge, they should be bringing manufacturing back to the united states of america and giving these inner-city kids jobs. host: thanks for the call. mary is in las vegas this morning, democrat. what's on your mind? caller: i agree with the most 99% of what the last caller set. -- with almost 99% of what the last caller said. i think citizens united did is an injustice, giving large corporations so much money, money that they could share with their employees. whatever happened to profit-sharing? you know, instead, they are buying off politicians. and i don't care what party you are with, when they start talking about we don't want a society that are just a bunch of takers, well, you know, the government gets their pensions, they get nice, hefty pensions. some people would love to have pensions like that. who are really the takers here? yeah, people want more money, because you can't live on $10 an hour.

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sorry, sorry, my children, trey and trenton. will you me? i'm not getting upset about the fact that somebody is playing a trick of wanting on a book. if you don't like it, just look over it. what does it make you now? and if you don't, i don't need to book this. well, i do do have a little, i don't go if i can see why not throw out settings a white check out if i can log in way in here. all right, john, appreciate it, dan, you're in the studio, appreciate it. it's an emotional topic of how can just jump in for a 2nd, get garrath involved, garrath. i mean, i, as of a mentioned and why is this trig awarding such, such a big deal because, you know, and what is offensive court, right? it's a one person may not be offensive to another one. but, you know, as of a pointed out from a personal experience, and some of these are books, some be sex. the language, their use may well be very hurtful and offensive to some people. and if somebody is a minority and does find offensive, shouldn't may deserve some level of protection here in a, in a word. no.

the way trenton does it i will say it's unconstitutional. under me we'll have a new school funding formula. more equitable distribution to state aid for schools. i won't adversely affect the quality of education. what else i'll do. sending a work study group to massachusetts. new jersey and massachusetts have the best k-12 systems in the country. massachusetts system is 20% less expensive than ours. take 20% off the average property tax bill in new jersey, that's a big deal. >> julie: i need to talk about the pandemic and governor's handling of covid. it does not help him with voters much like governor cuomo. the two were pretty much on the same page when it came to ignoring warnings from nursing home operators they received directives in new jersey to take in covid positive pash interests eents saying patients will die. new jersey lost over 8,000 seniors in nursing homes and new jersey is actually the only state being investigated by the biden d.o.j. will there ever be accountability you think? what will you do to make sure there is? >> wel

trenton cannon numb fumbles. seahawks recover. and that led to this. right and finds freddie swain for the score. 21-7. seattle. ensuing niners position. lance and a wide open sam judgement 76 yards. lance and samuel hooked up again for another score. san francisco dropping to 2-2 this season. >> it's just tough, man. i don't know. been in the situation too many times. it's getting real old. >> i was very confident going into the situation the way our team is, how talented our team is our coaching after the, i felt prepared for the situation. trey is here for the situation. you want him to be fully ready. you don't always have that luxury. that's what we'll find out. >> abc7 sports son sorted by your local toyota dealers. that was a lot of fun. a little bit of rest this week and everything starts friday. dion: chris thanks. much more to come on abc7 news at 11:00, an oil spill now impacting several beaches the race underway to clean it up and save animals and dr. fauci weighs in on the student vaccine mandate announce bid governor newsom. why he say wh

if you want to submit a program in trenton question please submit and i'll relay those tour speakers, thank you and hope you enjoyed the program. >> thanks allison. it is a privilege to be with you. i look forward to the conversation. annalisa really enjoyed the book. i read it closely over the weekend it's a fascinating story in its own right. we'll talk in a minute about the weight you frame it in terms of protest. i thought we might start there and if you don't mind and i'll hand it to you to give us a brief overview. you write about how in this protest the american entry war the vietnam veterans grabbed the national spotlight by mobilizing to powerful tools place in performance. as elise said the protest was in the spirit of our revolutionary forbearers you compare it to the boston tea party of 1773 which also captured the attention of both the british and their fellow columnists. and again to give a little bit of background the spring of 1971 in the aftermath of what's become known as the massacre and other atrocities in this contingent of antiwar vietnam veterans led by others d

two high winds this week are more likely to raise the wildfire danger and parts of the bay area, trenton three may cut power. with thousands of cups sturmer starting tomorrow, getting proof in case of trouble develops. >>> a police standoff is over in bay point on saturday. negotiating with a murder suspect, he eventually surrendered and is now in the san joaquin county jail. >>> the 49ers have a tough assignment today, they are in arizona to play the cardinals only on 10 team in the nfl, trey lance makes his first start as quarterback, >>> we will go into 80 today, that will be noticeably warmer. >> think of are joining us this morning, enjoy the rest of your sunday. captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, committed to improving health for everyone, everywhere. ♪♪ [trumpet] ♪♪ >> pauley: good morning. i'm jane pauley. and this is "sunday morning." after a long, hot summer, autumn is in the air. a welcome relief for many of us as forests and fields transform from the greens of summer to the golds and reds of fall. and when the trees turn a

. >> cheers to bars and best trenton -- bars and restaurant owners across california.friday signing legislation that will give businesses that temporarily expanded to sidewalks and parking lots a grace period to apply for permanent expansion. >> now we know the footprint for our business is going to be larger, which gives us the flexibto know that we can hire more people without having to let them go again once we have the parklets removed. >> sushi confidential owner knows that the move is in line with customers still feeling more comfortable dining outdoors. additional legislation will give restaurants, bars, breweries and wineries the green light to g -- sell alcoholic beverages to go with food orders through november 26. >> as big as the during the pandemic was, let's take what we learned and make it permanent. >> and while it is welcome news to most, one bar owner says the demand for to go cocktails has completely gone dry. in a statement, the owner told us, i don't think it's the cocktails that most people want, it's the interaction. they were a temporary solutio

we've heard about that like an airport, don't land in newark, go to trenton or whatever it might be kind the same ideas if we look at the shipping reports, the manifests, the marine traffic, whatever data you want to look at, what can it tell us about costco, walmart and others asking for a friend with a 7-year-old child, will the christmas gifts be on the shelves this year, lori ann? >> it depends on where they shop. >> that santa couldn't make. >> exactly when it comes to the bills of lading, for costco they are looking at record imports. it's a two thing from a consumer standpoint it's fantastic, probably have a lot of items, for an investor this is great because you know they are going to have shelves filled this year the charters are enhancing their supply chain disruption and it also shows you the tremendous consumer demand they've been having look at that number, 2021 far exceeds the front loading they did in 2018 ahead of the trade war. >> yeah. i mean, the numbers are truly incredible so let's say you're walmart or costco, whatever, and you have your own ship but you have a lot

so many people through my life that said if i was in the revolution, i would be with washington at trentons is for your time in history. >> your time in history. all hell is going to break loose. but it was just a spontaneous thing that bannon knew absolutely nothing about? no. well, all but nine republicans want to look the other way and not hear more from steve bannon. paula reid is outfront live from capitol hill. doj now has the bannon referral from the house. obviously this passed overwhelmingly with those nine republican votes in addition to democrats. so what happens now? >> reporter: all eyes, erin, are on the attorney general. today's vote to hold bannon in contempt gave speaker pelosi the power to refer bannon for prosecution, and that referral will go to the u.s. attorney in the district of columbia but the big decision on whether to prosecute ultimately lies with attorney general merrick garland. coincidentally he was here on the hill for a routine oversight hearing. he was asked about this referral and he wouldn't tip his hand about how exactly he intends to handle this. he ju

in trenton, it's about 60%. so there's still gaps in communities.r big question, i do think this is something that we will end up needing to live with. that's the concept of is it endemic. what that means -- it's to be determined -- does it become seasonal like the flu? where each winter or fall we get ready and we get our shots and we try to keep it under control? hopefully we'll learn something from this pandemic. one thing i think we'll learn is when flu season comes around, that's a good time to get out those masks, when there's a lot of flu in your community, put them on. last winter we saw very little flu. usually in a flu year we may see 30,000 people who die from flu. what we're learning is those deaths are preventable if we take some steps. that's something that could be incredible. >> get vaccinatevaccinated, mas we'll live with it. don't do either, we'll die with it. thank you. >>> a month's worth of rain in 24 hours expected in the northeast. my halloween decorations are weeping right now with millions under flood warnings after the reco

in trenton where i work as a pediatrician it its 60%. i think there are still communities that are quite vulnerable. as you're saying viruses do better indoors. if we stay vigilant, if we're still masking indoors, if we don't let our guard down i think this winter is going to be far better than last winter. we could, what we do really matters. this winter could be a much better situation than we've seen before and we could be on our way out of this but it really depends what people do. neil: all right. dr. richard besser, former ftc c cdc director. testing positive for covid or not, be aware it is still out there. be aware it is still killing. be aware it has claimed five million lives across the globe. try not to play politics with it, whatever your passions politically, think healthily, get vaccinated. that is my opinion and i'm sticking to it. we'll have more after this. (rhythmic electro rock music) (crowd cheering) - bito, bito, bito, bito! - [announcer] bito, the first u.s. bitcoin-linked etf. you have the best pizza in town and th

neil: the trenton new jersey for a brief year was capital of the united states. just finding out about that. stuart: times change. neil: exactly. thank you, stuart, very, very much. sandra, good hering you as well. dow selling of, not as dramatically as early on. we're getting a sense they turn on every item and news nugget they get at least right now out of washington. of course as stuart was just telling you joe manchin saying we're not going to default. doesn't mean we're not going to default. he thinks any debt crisis could be avoided government shutdown or worse default on our obligations. remember what constitutes a default is not paying the bills. if you can't pay a social security payment, u.s. interest payment to a u.s. bondholder, technically you're in default. we never done that for the long history. fears are we could stumble into a series of events that would do just that. that is the concern. that's the worry. is it a worry to kenny polcari, stone wealth chief market strategist? what do you think? how much is washington playing this market? >> liste

neil: the trenton new jersey for a brief year was capital of the united states.ramatically as early on. we're getting a sense they turn on every item and news nugget they get at least right now out of washington. of course as stuart was just telling you joe manchin saying we're not going to d

gabby in trenton, new jersey says it's positive. caller: good morning. i think it's a positive.very time i go on social media, even if sometimes being on social media they might comment on something someone else is saying or hurt their feelings. it does inform people everywhere around the world. my grandma is like 80 years old and she will go on facebook and say this is happening in texas and she wouldn't have known that if she hadn't gone on social media. that's why think it's a positive. host: what information are you seeking out and how do you gauge the information on whether it's trustworthy or not? caller: sometimes on tiktok, there was a girl from a belief south korea who was talking about what's going on in south korea and stuff like that. that caused a bigger conversation about it. i did more research on that and it was the same thing every time. host: what is your favorite platform to use if i may ask. >> i don't really have a favorite. i kind of like tiktok sometimes, but i also like instagram. host: thanks for the call. we go to duke in maine. social media is a negati

i tell you, if you go to gary, indiana, chester, pennsylvania, trenton, new jersey, these cities thatastated by crime and lack of jobs, these companies, lg, whirlpool, you name it, ge, they should be bringing manufacturing back to the united states of america and giving these inner-city kids jobs. host: thanks for the call. mary is in las vegas this morning, democrat. what's on your mind? caller: i agree with the most 99% of what the last caller set. -- with almost 99% of what the last caller said. i think citizens united did is an injustice, giving large corporations so much money, money that they could share with their employees. whatever happened to profit-sharing? you know, instead, they are buying off politicians. and i don't care what party you are with, when they start talking about we don't want a society that are just a bunch of takers, well, you know, the government gets their pensions, they get nice, hefty pensions. some people would love to have pensions like that. who are really the takers here? yeah, people want more money, because you can't live on $10 an hour. host: th

people texting us this morning, ray from trenton.aying it's too big, what if another large national catastrophe occurs like a war, a different pandemic, and earthquake, etc.. there would be no surplus available to address the problem with joe jackson on twitter saying that when it comes to the bill, in all capitals he says to kill both spending bills. the liver tony and saying that until conservatives acknowledge the reality that this is 10 years of spending rather than one year, no honest discussion can or will be had to. paul, calling us from kentucky and lexington this morning. saying the package is too big. paul, good morning. >> i'm not saying it's too big, i'm saying it's about right. i dialed the wrong number i guess. the idea that money is going to go out and help these young families be able to work, that will help to ease up the availability of employers and employees and will help, going to make better wages because there's going to, construction is going to pay a lot better. talking about hard this time. what happens is t

roger in trenton, north carolina, independent line. caller: good morning.nk you for taking my call. i keep listening to the democrats talk about this wonderful bill. the bill is not wonderful. it is destructive toward americans people -- american people. the democrats seem to want to rack our entire economy, they keep talking about climate change. why don't you talk about china? china spends more stuff into the air -- spews more stuff into the air then all the countries put together but china will not talk about climate change. the united states, we are already at the bottom with our climate change efforts. i think the whole world should get down on china's case to clean up their act. host: the president is heading to scotland on sunday to address the world climate summit among other leaders and economic views. andrew van dam from the washington post writes "as the u.s. economy grew at a disappointing 2% annual rate in the third quarter, as the delta variant piece, promising science suggests 2021 is on try to notch the fastest growth in decades. the coronav