as well as i know another public official from new jersey that will be following your lead and -- but as i told you before, i also -- i just want to tell you how grateful we are for your voice of reason and common sense in the days leading up to your decision. you showed personal and political courage and i know the people of your district will be as grateful as we are today. for your leadership and for the decision you've made and we look forward to serving with you together and working with you on behalf of new jersey and america for many years to come. mr. van drew: thank you, mr. vice president. president trump: thank you, mike. keven? mr. mccarthy: we want to welcome you to the party. but more importantly, if there are other people out there that feel this new socialist democrat wing of the party has left them behind, join with us. because everything you talked about is an american issue. it shouldn't have to be debated. whether there's a flag or god or others. we've worked together even when you were on the other side of the aisle. it's nice to have you on this side now too. tha

you know very well new jersey is a blue state but not that district. the president won by four and a half percentage points. >> i think you speak to our values and you're true to yourself. i think whenever democrats get cute and they try to get into another lane, they find that others are already in that lane, and those others are called republicans. let's stand up for who we are, what we believe in. again, it's kitchen table stuff. it's education, it's health care, it's job security, it's the environment, it's gun safety, it's women's health. the stuff that adds up to being a democrat, whether it's in new jersey in any district or around the country. and i think it's time to be proud of that and to stand up and be courageous and talk to that and ask for support based on those core values. i think when you try to get cute, you try to get into somebody else's lane, you get run over and that's what's happened to him. >> one last question. he's not the only one who was sort of grappling with this or is in your state. there is another congresswoman, mikey

>> clinton, the red mill is one of the most photographed locations in the state of new jersey. cheryl: we're looking at pictures now. they're beautiful. >> we do the haunted mill in october. if you want to get a good scare, that's a good place to go. we have people lining up for hours to get in. and then it's just this friday's our papa raid. cheryl: the rubber duck erase, i want to come to -- ducky race, i want to come for that. >> you have to go in the river and collect the ducks as they come over the falls. cheryl: then never mind. and the spruce run reservoir. people can go fishing there. >> fishing, boating, swimming. cheryl: what do you think attracts people to live there? >> the proximity to the city makes it easier. my husband travels into the city for work. it's a small town. everyone knows everyone. i grew up there. when i was having my family, i knew i wanted to come back to that place where my kids could buy ice cream, go to the candy store, grab a slice of pizza and as they're out and about, we watch a out for one another. we watch out for one another's children. i

new jersey. jeff van drew who was a democrat is now jumping parties, joining the republicans and the president had him in the oval office to welcome him. the president starts with talk of impeachment. there he is with congressman van drew. let's listen in. >> can you tell us what it feels like to be the third president in the u.s. history to be impeached? >> president trump: i don't feel like i'm being impeached because it's a hoax, it's a set up, it's a horrible thing they did. they happen to have a small majority and they took that small majority and they forced people and they said, i watched pelosi out there saying, oh, no, we don't want to talk to anybody. they tried to get them to do what they had to do and many of those people were like jeff where they didn't have want to go that way. to me it doesn't feel like impeachment. last night i said it, we had a great time last night, the room was packed. thousands of people couldn't get in a a section that it really is pretty much a 50/50 section

that list includes new jersey congressman josh got high merrick, new york congressman anthony brindisi, utah representative ben mcadams, and oregon rep kurt schrader, who said, quoting here, "i think it is certainly appropriate and might be a little more bipartisan, who knows." the idea, of course, is to offer an option that might attract at least some republican support. but for now, the centrist democrats are well short of the roughly 18 votes needed to block impeachment. more importantly, their suggestion has zero support from house speaker nancy pelosi. watch. >> why not censure, at this point? is that still alive? >> it's not alive, never had a life. >> and as we know, the house -- >> is that direct enough for you? >> it's great. >> but former democratic senator sam nunn wasn't laughing one bit, telling fox news chris wallace that censure might be the appropriate punishment. >> it seems to me that kind of behavior, at least, has to be condemned, but i think censure ought to be looked at very

adrienne bankert, abc news, jersey city, new jersey. >>> now to washington where the house judiciary panel is expected to vote today to send articles of impeachment to the full house. >> the committee kicked off debate last night taking sides along party lines on whether president trump should be removed from office for abuse of power and obstruction of congress. democrats say the president betrayed the nation by holding up aid to pressure a foreign power to do his political bidding. fellow republicans blasted the dems say they just don't like the president. >>> the government watchdog who found the origin of the russia investigation was justified and unbiased is defending his report. the inspector general was grilled on capitol hill by lawmakers on this both sides, seizing on the portions of his report to back their views. he found no evidence of a deep state or spying, but made it clear that the report does not vindicate anyone. abc's pierre thomas has more. >> reporter: on capitol hill, the justice department's inspector general, michael horowitz, defending his conclusion that the

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chilling new video out tonight of that deadly shootout in new jersey. why it's now being investigated as an act of terror. and the manifesto police say the killers left behind. unsportsman-like conduct. ten former n.f.l. stars now charged with fraud. prosecutors say they were intercepting millions, ripping off the health plan for former players. race against time, the heart- stopping video moments before a volcano erupts. tonight the frantic rush to recover victims before it explodes again. brutal college killing. a young student stabbed to death just steps from school just as the sun set. tonight the hunt for her killers and new questions about campus safety. hey, siri, save me. a driver's cell phone answers his call for help after his car plunges into a river. >> i was just thinking in my head, i think i'm going to die. >> o'donnell: and game changer. as a refugee, he didn't have electricity. now he's hoping to power a video game revolution. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good

in jersey city, new jersey, just across the river from manhattan. meantime, to fast-moving stores in our nation's capital. house democratic leaders announce two articles of impeachment against president trump and at the same time, attorney general bill barr is speaking out adamant that the trump campaign was fired on by the u.s. government under the obama administration in spite of when his own inspector general found in a long-awaited report. first, the fight to impeach the president, that's next. it's a sit-up, banana! bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, and one gram of sugar. ensure max protein. va mortgage rates have dropped to near 50-year lows. newday usa can help you refinance your mortgage and save thousands a year. i urge you to call newday usa now. most people think as a reliable phone company. but to businesses, we're a reliable partner. we keep companies ready for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business. (second man) virtualize their operations. (woman) and buil

gottheimer of new jersey. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 758, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. gottheimer, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. gottheimer: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. gottheimer: i rise today in support of my amendment to h.r. 3rks the elijah cummings lower drugs cost now act of 2019. my amendment will ensure continued innovation in research to further the development of life-saving medicines for rare diseases, including cancers, alzheimer's, a.l.s., and rare disorders. the challenge now is that at best only one out of every 20 clinical trials results in a cure. this of course means that manufacturers invest billions before they find a medicine that can go to market to help save lives. they don't just bet on the winners, they have to also bet and take a lot of risks that don't turn out to succeed and get to market. america

out of new jersey. the sheriff's office in jersey ste there's an active shooting situation happening there. back to cnn's miguel marquez. what's the latest? >> reporter: authorities say now nobody is in custody. the schools in that area in b bayyone on lookdown and gunshots were heard, 20 seconds of gunshots in that area. what is not clear right now, whether there is one scene or two scenes. sounds like they have broken off. heard gunshots. they'll try to figure that out. just after 1:00 in the afternoon near new jersey city university in jersey city, it sounds like. these are unconfirmed reports we're trying to sort of dig into. sounds like two individuals in possibly a u-haul van of some sort pulled into a bodega. leaving, intersected by police. two people may be shot. one may be an injured officer. another someone at the scene, and it sounds like police are on one scene, but looking for others at a second location. dana? >> miguel, thank you for that update. >>> that's it for me. brooke baldwin picks

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you think of new jersey a lot or the suburbs of philly. this is southern new jersey here, cumberland county. this is blue collar trump territory. trump won this district by five points and 2018 when van drew ran. let me tell you something the name you see there, seth grossman. the national republican party denounced him, walked away from h him, withdrew money. >> he still got 45%. >> he came to congress, yes, there is a freshman democrat. that would have to make him nervous of the under lying party in that district. >> steve. >> these are phillies and eagles fans, as oppose to us giants and yankees fans. >> that's the distinction i was about to made but you made it first. >> tomorrow. see, sometimes you learn something here steve. something you did not want to know. steve cornacki, thank you. >>> tomorrow house rules committee is going to meet to set the rules for the house debate. joining us now, jim mcgovern of massachusetts. good to see you and thank you for being with us. this is something that most people who are watching us never sho

a democrat from new jersey. he discusses his experience as the house judiciary chair bring -- during the impeachment inquiry for president nixon. explaining how he was chosen to lead the inquiry. rep. rodino: there were those who were a little concerned that speaker albert, who had not made up his mind, but who realize that impeachment was in the offing, certainly was considering, thinking about it, and there were those who felt, my god, if it goes to congressman rodino, congressman rodino is one who has been working in the background, has never got out front, you know and then out there. i believe in building on a consensus and recognizing that that kind of leadership is going to have its effect. there were those who wanted to create an ad hoc committee and have the speaker designate at that time the ad hoc committee to conduct the inquiry. speaker albert talked to me on a number of occasions. he had great confidence in me and he placed his confidence in me. and notwithstanding that fact, there were those who,

>> we're joined live now from the congressman's district in new jersey. how is his staff doing about all this? >> reporter: they're not too thrilled about it. we know that at least six staff members have resigned as a result of his plan to switch parties. they saenlt group resignation and it sounded a lot from his democratic constituents. they said his decision to join the gop does not align with their vs. we got a statement from a sixth member of his staff who resigned, c.c. doherty, the former director of constituency relations and she told us "defeating trump has and always had be the main goal for me, it's the reason i got involved in politics. i could not in good conscience continue working in an office where mutual morals and values were no longer present. >> thanks very much. don't miss "full circle." it's you our digital news show. today we focus on the historic world in the pageant world. for the first time ever in one year, black women have been declared the winners. i spoke about it on "full circle" today with the new miss universe. she's 26 ye

cbs news, washington. >>> investigators in new jersey are trying to determine a motive for tuesday's deadly shoot-out that left six people dead. police in jersey city say they found a pipe bomb at the scene. the newly released surveillance video suggests that the shooters targeted a kosher market. more from don dahler. >> reporter: this video shows why so many people believe this was not a random attack. the suspects are seen getting out of their u-haul van, firing past bystanders on the street, directly into the j.c. kosher supermarket in jersey city. watch again. david lax is the man seen running from the store. he spoke to us on the phone. >> the way they looked to me, the way they started shooting, the way they came in, they came to kill. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: shots hang out for hours. this shows you just how ferocious the gun battle was. these are bullet holes from a large-caliber weapon in this car. the window is completely blown out. >> look how many bullet holes -- >> reporter: this was the scene inside where they found five dead, including a 31-year-old mother of three wh

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. >>> there are new details about the suspects in the shoot-out in new jersey that left six people dead including a police detective. cbs news has learned that a manifesto-style document was found inside the shooter's van. the fbi's investigating the shooting as domestic terrorism. more from don dahler. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: new surveillance video shows the moment david anderson opened fire on a jewish-owned grocery store. investigators believe anderson was firing an ar-15, the other suspect, francine graham, followed him inside carrying a shotgun. three other weapons and hundreds of shell casings were recovered at the scene. >> the bullet holes -- >> reporter: new jersey's attorney general says the evidence indicates their motive was hate. >> we believe that the suspects held views that reflected hatred of the jewish people, as well a hatred of law enforcement. >> reporter: he said the shooters had shown interest in the black hebrew israelites. factions of which are considered hate crimes. investigators believe they acted alone. two of the weapons were purchased by graham in ohio la

welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> we begin with kiev stating news for a police family in new jersey. the mayor of jersey city, new jersey, says a shoot-out that killed a police detective and father of five and three other people was a result of a targeted attack on a kosher grocery store. it was hrifying to watch. >> i need to be able to see! shut the hell up! get the hell out of the way! how about that? >> bystanders recorded the standoff that lasted several hours in a busy neighborhood which includes a synagogue and a school. the two suspected gunmen were also killed. jersey city is just across the river from new york city's financial district. don dahler is outside the store where much of the violence unfolded. don, what else are we learning at this point? >> reporter: that's the kosher deli right over my shoulder where this took place. the entire front is blown out. all the glass is gone. we're told this is a key fixture for this jewish orthodox community that's been growing in this part of jersey city over the past few years. now, the suspects have not yet been named, and neithe

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city new jersey kosher supermarket this week. these four people including one police officer we're killed during the shootout on tuesday in the case is now being investigated as domestic terrorism. >> whenever you have hate in anti-semitism is very important called out for what it is while the world is watching to make sure the people recognized that this is something we need to push down on. and we look you look at the facts that surround what happened there are a lot of potential targets in the way a lot of potential tech targets on the block. marcel: mayor of new jersey city let's bring in our legal panel stephen morris here is the formal federal prosecutor and law professor at the university of memphis. it is also the author of the book rethinking u.s. election laws. >> is the former assistant with the new york state attorney general office. i will start with you in a little bit more than four hours ago, police counting man, linking to one of the suspects david anderson, found in orange new jersey. this can provide, registrat

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thank you very much. >>> i want to jump back to the breaking news out of jersey city, new jersey. this active shooting situation. miguel marquez is back with us. miguel, what's the update? >> we know now at least two police officers have been shot. the governor of new jersey, bill murphy, releasing a statement a short time ago saying in part our thoughts and prayers are with the men and women of the jersey police department especially with the officers, plural, shot during the standoff. we have unconfirmed reports that as this has played out this afternoon, two individuals may have been shot. one of them possibly a police officer. seems that at least two now are police officers, and it is not over yet. we still have reports of active gunfire in possibly the area where this began. possibly other areas of jersey city. schools in the area are on lockdown. and police are now en masse moving into parts of jersey city to figure this out and capture and stop whoever it is responsible for this. it is not clear that this was a targeted shooting. or shooter. or shooters. but it may have bee

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those numbers didn't stop one company from building a brand-new monster-sized complex in new jersey. nikki battiste got a look around the american dream mall. >> reporter: these are the faces of one fearless family. dropping straight down 141 feet at more than 62 miles per hour on the shell razor, a star attraction at the brand-new american dream. ceo don garmisian took me up, up and around america's newest play land. >> my office is cousin, cousin, cousin, brother, brother, brother, brother, father, father, father, father. >> reporter: he and his very large family, all 30 of them are the innovators behind this new, well, what should we call it? you don't like to call american dream a mall. so what do you call it? >> it's an experiential center. it's some place where you can go and do just about anything you could possibly imagine. >> reporter: in a time when malls are dying, are you worried at all? >> no. we've done it before. >> repor same family-run company, triple five group behind minnesota's famed mall of america and canada's west edmonton mall. they both offer 75% retail and 2

in new jersey. even in a blue state where donald trump's numbers are in the high 30s. >> stephanie? >> across the country, to your point, people are not talking about impeachment. it's about what's going to happen in november. >> three seats in new jersey, republicans, it's going to be a republican house. >> thank you to our round table. >>> before we go, i want a big thank you to give to everyone who works so hard behind the scenes to bring you "this week" every week. have a happy and healthy new year. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> up next, south bay family waking up without their home this morning. hear the teenage sister describe the frightening moments of her family escaping from a fire. >>> our exploratorium camera. it's in the low 60s, mild start for some but a light drizzle for others. we'll track your looking around here i see tablets, laptops, printers, smartphones. they're all connected to the internet. they're all connected. can your network handle all those

from new jersey and minnesota. a third democrat has also joined them in voting against the second article. >>> the obstruction of congress. i think it was collin peterson a democrat from minnesota. you mentioned the congress member from new jersey that was jeff drab andrew. who was expected to switch parties and join the republican caucus. she mentioned representative toasty gabbert voted present. that was a surprise something that was completely unexpected. there were a couple of democrats that broke ranks. that voted with republicans. and were still waiting at this point for the house speaker to go ahead and gavel does votes when and. at that point we will know. we have 12 votes. >>> natalie brand mentioned jackie spears was one of the ones leaning in favor of holding the articles back. hoping they could get possibly a shorter more fair trial in the senate. one of the complicating factors in the senate is the fact there are u.s. senators who are out there campaigning trying to be a democratic candidate running ag

en new jersey, el alcalde de west new york advirtiÓ sobre el mayor peligro. >> estÁ cayendo, está bien frÍo y que a esa capa de hielo. cuando la gente estÁ manejando,no se cuenta porque no estÁ pegando la nieve, entonces venimos manejando muy rÁpido y viene el accidente. peggy: por el en marcha los camiones repartidores de sal. >> tenemos 300 toneladas de sallistas para ponerles a las calles cuando comience la nieve. los trabajadores ya cubrieron las carreteras con el lÍquido que ayuda a a que se derrita la nieve, peggy: muchas lluvias podrÍan impactar el trÁfico matutino. debido a la tormenta, las autoridades han advertido que es muy probable que se registran retrasos en los aeropuertos, en gran parte del noreste para las Últimas horas. enrique: la cÁmara de representantes alista la votaciÓn para el próximo miÉrcoles sobre la determinaciÓn de llevar a juicio polÍtico al presidente trump, a un cruzado de abuso de poder y obstrucciÓn de una investigaciÓn congresional. se espera que la cÁmara baja vote de acuerdo a lÍneas partidistas con la mayorÍa demÓcrata imponiÉn

host: from new jersey, we'll hear next from sarah. line. republican hello. caller: hello. good morning. how are you? am just upset. i can't believe this is happening. up anything opened with biden, anything with hillary. hillary is now, from what i morning, on the top topic. our country. we're destroying the people, the nation. other countries, i have lived in other countries. am a thirld -- third world -- i know what it's like to be under a ruler and socialism. this is not fair. for our ot fair president. this is not fair for our country. time they do see some kind of light. they wouldn't answer questions today. -- democracy host: that's sarah in new jersey. back to john. come pedro, promised to back with you when the president tweeted. he tweeted about 40 seconds ago. president focusing on usmca his first de deal in tweet since the announcement of the two articles of impeachment. at 9:32 he president a.m. america's great usmca trade bill good.king it will be the best and most important trade deal ever made by the u.s.a. everybody -- farmers, manufacturers, energy, ubons

enluta a muchas familias aquÍ en new jersey, regresÓ con ustedes. carlos: nuestro pÉsame a todas las familias de las vÍctimas. gracias por informarnos fabiola galindo desde nueva york. alan: estamos listos con robmariel olea. robmariel: muy buenos dÍas, un placer saludarlos. condiciones favorables para gran parte del paÍs. Éstas condiciones pueden cambiar para los prÓximos dÍas. varios frente frÍos ocupando nuestro territorio y tenemos este que se encuentra hacia el oeste del paÍs que va a traer lluvia y tambiÉn tenemos un frente frÍo que estÁ justo en el centro de la florida que trae altos acumulados de lluvia complica la situaciÓn al sur de la penÍnsula. las temperaturas se mantienen frescas en nuestro territorio, asÍ que le recomiendo que sus abrigoslos tenga pendiente en el sureste donde vamos a tener acumulados de lluvia e incluso tenemos lluvia helada para esta zona. las temperaturas estarÁn bastante frÍas en nuestro territorio. tambiÉn hacia el sur, hacia el oeste, frente frÍo que van a poner las temperaturas frescas. aquÍ

you grow up how do your parents get to new jersey? just for my father is 82-years-old, born in 1937 in longview texas and raised in galveston under segregation under jim crow. war on poverty i and the initiative and he met my mother where he was heading up the program and she was fresh out of college and she is the daughter of evangelical christians and certainly opposed to interracial marriage in the 1960s and 70s. he was really unhappy and moved to oregon and washington state and vendor. by the time i was born, my father was running sat preparation. he was tutoring students who come to the house with subjects in math and science that's how s in the family so we became kind of captive live-in students. we studied with him on the weekends and evenings and during summer break and that is basically what made up the schools my father believed that it would be better there but it wasn't. he wanted to get us out of our neighborhood. we were in an informally segregated part of new jersey where there was a white side of town and a black side

prosecutor in new jersey, you're the new jersey guys, are those accounts phil and frank is that enough for law enforcement and prosecutors to start an investigation. >> eric, i've been working with you a little bit on this case and i reviewed the materials you sent, let me put it this way if you had come to my agency when i was head county prosecutor i would have hired you in a flash minute to be at detective because the information that you have unearthed and dan as well has led to two sons of these figures that are basically saying the same thing with regard to where the body was dumped which also corroborates information that the fbi had at the time and i make my biggest note on this on how it would affect me as lead prosecutor and my county if the information came to me, these fathers did this both, if you will, with dead bed con -- concessions, both of them wanted to ensure that the remains of hoffa were sent back to the family, as a prosecutor that would be compelling information to me and i would want to be sitting down with these folks because it is too important to american hi

you can now also snow ski year-round in new jersey. the first real snow in north america open in east rutherford. it's called the big snow. a group of olympians showed up for the grand opening yesterday including snowboarders kelly clark, and skiers lindsay vann and donna wayne brecht. if you have the gold medal said it was the first time ever skiing indoors. christine is hitting the slopes in new jersey. >> i haven't started yet. i think i have one commonality. this is my first time in an indoor -- this is the first one in north america. it's a cool 128 degrees. not that many people on the hill into just just opened up yesterday. it cost you 35 bucks and you have to obviously but bring your own equipment and the fact of, if you are a new jersey resident you've seen this structure up here for over 50 years. this chairlift behind me has been here for 15 years and the snow machine have been here for 15 years but they have finally opened it up. there are 5500 tons of snow that they have every single night. it's open from 10:00 a.m. until

city new jersey. >> hundreds of people gathered wednesday night tuesday's gun battle and standoff ended at a kosher market and left a total of 60 will dead. three bystanders inside the store and david anderson and francine graham. they haven't determined a motive but the city's mayor believed the location was targeted in an anti-semitic attack.>> president trump weighing in on the tragedy at a hanukkah reception at the white house. >> america weeps for the lives lost in with one voice we vowed to crush the month jurists anti- semitism wherever it appears. >> he signed an executive order aiming to combat anti-semitism on college campuses. the shooters are also the prime suspects of the killing of an uber driver in new jersey.>> we are hearing the desperate 911 calls made from a florida freeway during the deadly shootout between police and two gunmen who carjacked a ups truck. >> shots were getting fired and i was able to wiggle my way out of that situation. >> the gunmen led the police on a chase installed a ups truck and kidnapped its driver. the dead included the ups driver, the two gu

tom hanson, cbs news, bridgeton, new jersey. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we talk with new york city's new police commissioner, dermot shay, about the latest anti-semitic attacks in and around the city, plus what police are doing to keep visitors safe on new year's eve. >>> plus, seth doane takes us to rome where archaeologists are revealing the city's history through modernization. >>> we'll meet a 65-year-old olympic hopeful who's making a serious run at the 2020 u.s. table tennis olympic team. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.

even in a state as educated as new jersey. they left to the classrooms at a young age to pursue activities of the streets. thereof them are put because they have mental health problems that leads to the drug addiction, that lead to drug sales. it goes that way. i think the kardashians and all these famous people stepping up, they mean well but they do not know what they do not know. host: you had a lot of issues there. guest: i want to say thank you so much for your service and what you had been doing for a path decade to help people who are incarcerated. you are right. i think one of the mistakes we have made in our movement -- and we have to be honest about this -- i think in the beginning of the criminal justice reform push, we were scared to bring law-enforcement to the table. prosecutors,icers, sheriffs, jailers. we were afraid to have them at the table to talk about these issues because we assumed from the jump that they would be upload to any type of reform. that was a mistake.

in southern new jersey. i bet a lot of other republicans who have worked their way up through the party, are now angling to that, and probably salivating over the chance to run against him. so he may have a tough time in 2020. >> i spoke to the new jersey governor phil murphy just yesterday and he is pretty confident the democrats are able to keep hold of that seat there. david mark, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> still ahead, senate minority leader chuck schumer is trying to lay out plans for an impeachment trial in the senate. nbc news correspondent lee ann caldwell joins us with what she is hearing from top democrats on the hill. >> plus another check on the forecast. with nbc meteorologist bill karins. your first look at "morning joe" is back in a moment. do your asthma symptoms ever hold you back? about 50% of people with severe asthma have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. eosinophils are a key cause of severe asthma. fasenra is designed to target and remove these cells. fasenra

speaker and i'm proud to recognize the gem of new jersey mr mellon ascii for one minute joe i'm from new jersey is recognized mr speaker in america when we call the fire department or enroll our children in school we do not expect a government official to say to us i need you to do us a favor though why would we tolerate a president using his awesome power to make foreign policy when the safety of our country is at stake not for the people but for himself i will vote to impeach today because president trump did just that when he shut down a foreign country to criminally investigate his political rival if we fail to say that this was wrong than any president so we have been listening there to members of the u.s. house of representatives some 5 hours into the 6 hour debate that's going to go before the vote on impeaching the u.s. president and the house of representatives members talking about giving statements on why they do or don't support the president and why they do or don't support impeaching him well let's just remind you of the whole process now once the charges are approved b

we believe it's a representative from minnesota and one from new jersey that is voting against impeachment. that is two democrats, but you can see overwhelmingly with 220 democrats already voting yes. >> yeah, this is on the abuse of power article of impeachment. the second one they'll vote on next is obstruction of congress. and we expect that to happen immediately following this article of impeachment vote. this comes after a day-long debate and speech making for and against the impeachment process. >> and abc news will have special coverage of this when the vote is finalized on this first article. and we'll be back with more. >> stay with us. ♪the beat goes onp for heart failure look like? it looks like emily cooking dinner for ten. ♪the beat goes on report. the house impeachment vote. now reporting, george stephanopoulos. >>> good evening. we want to go straight to the floor of the house, where you see right there, the first article of impeachment against donald j. trump, the 45th president of the united states, does pass, does have the votes to pass, for violating his oath of offi

fox news alert, the mayor of jersey city new jersey says a kosher market at the center of the deadly hours long shootout was targeted. a plainclothes detective and father of five. jillian: we learn more about the officer killed trying to save lives. >> they were shot and killed in the line of duty, jersey city detective joseph seale, two other officers were shot yesterday and released from the hospital. seals was on the force since 2006, he was a married father and husband, father of 5 children. seals was credited for exceptional work taking illegal guns off the streets coming in plainclothes when he was shot and killed engage in one or both of those active shooters at nearby cemetery. new jersey governor phil murphy speaking last night. >> she put on the uniform every day. that is what men and women do every single day, and cannot thank them enough. >> it was a war zone in broad daylight in jersey city beginning at 12:30 in the afternoon, two active shooters engaged officers with high-powered rifle fire, four our shootout involving hundreds of bullets. both active shooters fired fro