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charge, inflation has dropped from 70 percent to 5 percent. interest rates have fall in the 2 piece trenton and forward and reserves increased a much weaker messing gate. also faces claims of protecting cut up the officials from the previous administration. challenging him is subjects payment. that's a good politician from a center, spotty. he's pushing for changes to the $2900000000.00 that i am, if bailout seems to adjust economic reforms and revamped taxes to reduce the cost of living. but all eyes, i don't know, the commodity, somebody who's popularity has village since the protest. his anti corruption message and promises of a political overall seems to resonate with waters. one thing systemic change his spot. the also wants to renegotiate the i'm if the none of the candidates for much of traction force. so let me go and show me molly. we do not feel like bolting for any practice these time. even so the election on saturday will have crucial implications for families like this across the country. let's bring in journalist a month to pereira, a cover 3 lanka, and the wider is a pacific

. >> was a standing 32-year-old he is a mob guy he is in trenton state prison. comes to him, one of his associates and said tony pro was involved tony provenzano new jersey mobster but also a powerful head of the local teamsters and he said if that's the case, it figures that gabriel briguglio and his brother sal. saul was considered and that crime family. gabe said he was not he was at union local president he was involved with tony pro and union teamsters union business. until he gets subpoenaed to the grand jury gets in the lineup no one recognizes him and he goes home but for the next 50 years is like he is the killer of jimmy hoffa. >> exactly it is so very wrong. we are supposed have the rule of law. we know now and we knew them he was home. he was in new jersey in fact he got new siding put on his house and he paid off the side he had just been finished that day. there were receipts that showed he paid up the siding that was done on his house, went home was greeted by his children. it is all there. so for god sake let's end this and let him clear his name

the question here is, still unresolved, is more stops at trenton, right now there are not ? metropark, one a day, perhaps? facing one direction. looking at future expansion, why are we not looking at doing a better job and more frequent access to new jersey's state capital, economic and efficient entity that isn't around metropark? we are looking at more consistent and predictable service in the state of new jersey. >> congressman, i know you are passionate about this. we have, as you said, changed some of the service levels in around the various stations in new jersey. in particular, increase of service in new brunswick, princeton junction, e wr of the airport rail station. we have seen some reduction, the service in trenton that you mentioned, small reduction in metropark service. we are, the new service and additional regional trans, the aricept that started showing up 2026, more capacity and relook at all of the service patterns. today, the demand has shifted in these markets that we will adopt continual view at the demand here so we can get the service in the right mark

israel says airstrikes killed another top trenton a commander in lebanon. at the southern suburb there of beirut. it is just from today. lebanon's health minister says the death toll from these airstrikes is now 31. that includes seven women and three children. joining us now from tel aviv is hala gorani. welcome and what is latest on this? >> reporter: lebanese authorities are telling us that there is still a rescue operation going on at the site of the israeli strike. it killed ibrahim aqil the head of the remeron wars. that is a very important unit with and has the law. -- hezbollah. the israeli military is saying it killed other important senior commanders within hezbollah. 16 in total. this is coming at the cost of civilian casualties in the densely populated part of the southern beirut. this is a shaq stronghold. you mentioned that several civilians were killed . several thousand as well were injured just over the last week. you will never and our viewers will remember that series of -trapped pager attacks and walkie-talkies exploding as well. they we

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the heat of this presidential election between bush, well and clinton vice president quayle goes to trenton, new jersey and visits a school and a child is spelling on the chalkboard potato and the vice president steps into correct. >> the spelling with the incorrect spelling you're right fanatically what else? >> so dan quayle kind of became know mr. potato head politics. >> the vice president of the united states spelled potato wrong yesterday. what do you think of that at the potato incident that was just a self-inflicted wound in everyone focuses out and said this defines who vice president quayle is and how his mind works in that's that's nonsense. well, let me just say to all my critics and to you and to all the american people, a high stand before you on unbowed unbroken more determined than ever to stand up for our values the big debate over murphy brown's baby and dan quayle was really about defining family values once a family's guys breaking down no, you get problems like that were the kids? no, they don't go off i don't know. in the right values, think of a single woman wants to

there a life from don't coming up. several bodies are recovered in the knowledge here in the city of trenton donald collapses, but they're off as many more have done warnings that a hurricane is getting stronger. it's a southern us, the an outrage in mexico senate, but it fails to stop a move to a point the judges. but something about the in guns that no one is bad. the words of the human agency for palestinian refugees of to israel latest attack on a school in the, on the santa refugee camp. the building was being used by the u. n. to shelter 12000 displaced palestinians, 18 people died and they attacked 6 of those where you and stuff, including the manager of the shelter. the agency says it's the highest death toll for it. still off in a single incidents in 11 months will swell in response to the attack on route release. a statement on x which reads this school has been hit 5 times since the will become its home to around 12000 despise people. many women and children. no one is safe in gaza, no one is fed. schools and other civilian infrastructure must be protected at all times. they are n

a race against the weather at trenton bridge limited to 20 overs. alfie was quick to get things going. somerset striking early. but through the nottingham, missed, one man and kept hitting, providing stability for glamorgan going on to reach his half—century with an unbeaten 63. somerset needing 174 victory. providing the early runs, but his time and came to an end. and as the chase became more desperate, the wickets continue to fall. somerset finishing with a boundary, but falling 15 runs short as glamorgan lifted the one—day cup. as always, plenty more on the bbc sport website, but that is it for me at the moment. thank you so much. let's return to our main story, the situation in lebanon. word from the pentagon and the last few minutes saying in light of the increased tension in the middle east and out of an abundance of caution we are sending a small number of additional us military personnel forward to augment ourforces that us military personnel forward to augment our forces that are already in the region. that is come from the pentagon and th

this presidential election between bush and quayle and clinton-gore, vice president quayle goes to trenton, new jersey, and visits a school. and a child is spelling on the chalkboard, potato. and the vice president steps in to correct the spelling with the incorrect spelling. do you write phonetically with-- what else-- there you go. all right. [clapping] so dan quayle kind of became the mr. potato head of politics. the vice president of the united states spelled potato wrong yesterday. what do you think of that? what a idiot. the potato incident, that was just a self-inflicted wound. and everyone focuses on it and said this defines who vice president quayle is and how his mind works. and that's nonsense. well, let me just say to all of my critics and to you and to all the american people, i stand before you unbowed, unbroken, and more determined than ever to stand up for our values. the big debate over murphy brown's baby and dan quayle was really about defining family values. once the family starts breaking down, you get problems like that where the kids, they don't grow up, and they don

a very worrying a nother policy comes from plastic waste, also split and find co trenton micro organisms that produce more than houses the oxygen on the check for the sake of the hill. and it's one thing is such and he does not know plastics impact fine to plankton do we know that these micro particles accumulating? so atlanta read us. these plastic particles can be found at every stage of the food chain that there's and we are at the end from uh we just sent you an email back. so she was here to fax the entire food network to she doesn't want please. they said to send me a call back to micro particles, influence the immune system. and the g was this up with some gross outputs and reproduction system and also that's a viral spring. so to sample shows only your model based on those allow me i'm yet the still not sure how the plastic virus, the all the sleep whole king some words and the poconos. committing a kind of collective suicide. the how has we created this plastics flood that grows bigger every day. the population growth is partly to blame. the us was home to 2500000000 people in 1

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i'm sure it is here in places look patterson, trenton, camden, newark, the more suburban areas not yet but i do keep my eyes open every day to see who is coming in. so, that is the way people, american people, feel. we all now. threatened. host: john in new jersey starting us off. let's hear from barney from florida, democrats line. caller: good morning. i worry about this is the only developed country that has a criminal running for president. are we going to make that -- is that going to be a constitutional right for every criminal can run for president? host: why is it a top issue for you in that case? caller: why is it a tomorrow issue? you got a criminal -- a criminal will sell out to get money. you understand me? the man already tried to overthrow the government, right? he's got the supreme court backing him up. this is -- the united states is the laughing stock of the worlds right now bush world right now because of one man. host: go aheaded a finish, barney. stpwhra and this so-called party of family values, this is one man destroying their party. and it is a sign of ridiculous

chefs and for trenton eight. unite for america! >> the event had all those constituency groups and others and then it had some stars but quite frankly the republican convention would have been very excited for even one contemporary a lister, let alone this many. bryan cranston, julia roberts, chris rock, ben stiller, meryl streep. i am just listing some of them. i will remind you as we discussed on this program, culture, arts, music, these are things that bring us together, especially across generations. before i go deeper into the harris event, i want to remind you how these powerful cultural and often beloved figures transcend or polarize politics. >> are you little guy making all the big noise? >> i don't understand why it is so difficult to confirm an appointment >> i'm sorry. >> your incompetence does not interest me. >> you clearly do not know who you're talking to. let me clue you in, i am not in danger. i and the danger. >> that attention. you have done this for 35 years. now you're going to leave them i won't. >> i am also

joe biden has making his big come back to the trenton campaign trail after two weeks of living it upe beach bum and chief. >> made a lot of progress, and, line i will build on that progress and she will build on it. [chanting "we are not going back"] >> and instead we fight for a future where no person has to go broke just because they get s sick. and still building on the work of president joe biden and i and the work we have done in the white house, we will continue to strengthen the affordable care act and make prescription drugs affordable for all americans. >> judge jeanine: kamala is pulling out all the stops with an old democrat classic, the fake accent. watch this. >> you better think a union member for paid leave, you better think a union member for vacation time. thank the union support sick leave. thank unions for paid family leave. thank unions for invitation t time. >> judge jeanine: dana, i will start with you, 63 days left, the race is largely unchanged right now. no overall balance from the dnc. has kamala harris reached her limit? >> dana: maybe not her limit, but i

heat of this presidential election, between washington and clinton vice president quit el goes to trenton, new jersey and visits a school and a child is spelling on the chalkboard, potato and the vice president steps into kursk wrecked the spelling with the incorrect spelling right? fanatically. >> what else became them. >> mr. potato, head of politics, the vice president of the united states. spell potato wrong yesterday. what do you think of that? >> let at the potato incident that was just a self-inflicted wound in everyone focuses out and said this defines who vice president quayle is and how his mind works in that's that's nonsense. >> well, let me just say to all my critics and two years two and to all the american people, i stand before you on unbowed unbroken and more determined than ever to stand up for our values and be sure to tune in tv on the edge moments that shaped our culture or premieres tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn all right. >> thank you so much for joining me today. i'm fredricka whitfield, the cnn newsroom with jessica dean starts right now

eleanor rifkin inspector general, audrey fellman feldman deputy inspectors general, arturo sanchez, and trenton sweeney, and their supervisors, deputy commissioners, christopher ryan and dominic's are ella thank you. >> thank you, everyone. thank you mr. mayor we just heard from law enforcement and prosecutors there and this case they brought this indictment five corruption charges against the mayor of new york city and elie honig to bring you in on this, they laid out their case saying that mayor adams took illegal contributions and at least $100,000 in travel benefits that they say he tried to cover up an exchange for that from at least one turkish official and turkish businessman at heat he did official acts. and that is a key part of this case as it pertains to the bribery charges, elie, they can claimed he took official acts by pressuring the fdny. tell us about that. >> exactly. so the challenge that prosecutors will have here and you just saw the u.s. attorney grappling with this is how do you explain this simply? and specifically, and i think the sdny's theory, this case is laid out in

he followed it with two battles, trenton and princeton, four and five.a sketch for the surrender of burgoin at saratoga. in the 1780's, he also begins work on his seventh painting. oh. okay. i am so 18th century, i don't know how these things work. this, of course, is the surrender at yorktown and this painting shows us that the revolution was an allied effort. we didn't do it all by ourselves. we needed the help of france and we had it. the american officers are on the right, with the american flag, the french officers are on the left with the white flag of the house of bourbon. we're about to celebrate the 80th anniversary of d-day which as you know, it was a miracle of logistics and coordination. but the worktown campaign for the 18th century was also pretty miraculous. it involved taking a french army from rhode island, meeting up with an american army under washington from upstate new york. they both moved south to join a small american force under lafayette, who was harassing lord cornwallis. and two fleets, a large one from the west indies, and th

certainly places like patterson, trenton, camden, newark. more suburban areas. do keep my eyes open every day to see who is coming in. that is the way the american people feel. guest: john in new jersey -- host: john in new jersey. let's hear from barney in florida on the democrats line. caller: good morning. this is the only developed country that has a criminal running for president. is that going to be a constitutional right for everyone convicted that they can run for president? host: why a top issue for you? caller: why is it a top issue? don't you think -- you have a criminal who would sell out own country for money. do you understand me? the man already tried to overthrow the government. he has the supreme court backing him up. the united states is the laughingstock of the world right now. because of one man. go ahead and finish -- host: go ahead and finish your thought. caller: is so-called party, the party of family values. this one man will destroy their party. it is a sign of ridiculousness. host: andrea in buffalo, new york. independent line. top iss

but we think about them at trenton, right? we think about them in probably the worst moments, certainly for the troops in hassan castle. in their experience in the war. well, either that or read, which is also kind of a disaster like likewise, if you think about the brunswickers, well, they're beaten very heavily at bennington and then they end up getting captured with general burgoyne at saratoga and so it's easy to tell the story of these troops is almost sort of a tale woe or declension narrative where they don't they don't fight very well and they're the reason why the british lose. certainly some british officers would like to like to make this case, but in actuality, for each one of these disasters that i that i've mentioned there are moments where the passions before quite well, there are skirmishing tactics, the use of flankers out in front of the main body of their troops. it works very well at the battle of white plains, in the battle of freeman's farm on september 19th, 1777. it's actually the brush fires, the the b

host: jim in trenton, texas, independent. caller: hello, am i on?ost: yes, which party should control the house? caller: i am leaning towards the democrat. i am in independent. because they take care of older people, and i'm one of the older people. host: when you'd say taking care of the older people, which policies are you talking about? caller: as you know, there is an argument about social security and about medicare and all that. the democrats seem like the only ones that care. host: republicans who speaker putting forth on the floor bills dealing with china, to portray the party as tough on china. they are calling it china week, several proposals, passing with bipartisan support. do you think they should be spending the week on that issue? u.s. policy toward china. caller: no, i do not think they ought to take that time. host: jim in texas, independent. "washington post," house republicans are bringing a rest of china focus legislation to a vote in a pre-election bid to bolster the party's foreign policy credentials, as democrats and the gop c

certainly places like patterson, trenton, camden, newark. more suburban areas. do keep my eyes open every day to see who is coming in. that is the way the american people feel. guest: john in new jersey -- host: john in new jersey. let's hear from barney in florida on the democrats line. caller: good morning. this is the only developed country that has a criminal running for president. is that going to be a constitutional right for everyone convicted that they can run for president? host: why a top issue for you? caller: why is it a top issue? don't you think -- you have a criminal who would sell out own country for money. do you understand me? the man already tried to overthrow the government. he has the supreme court backing him up. the united states is the laughingstock of the world right now. because of one man. go ahead and finish -- host: go ahead and finish your thought. caller: is so-called party, the party of family values. this one man will destroy their party. it is a sign of ridiculousness. host: andrea in buffalo, new york. independent line. top iss