has been told it may not regulate an activity taking place in new jersey all over new jersey illegal gambling going on they cannot regulate the activity. >> so the way that you say that that the federal government says you can't so to me that sounds like preemption that the federal government take some type of action to say we've got this you can't do anything. >> it is so fundamental at the constitutional convention as discussed in most detail in the new york case that the difference is in the circumstances, where congress has taken the step to regulate commerce that can preclude state efforts that interfere with that or conflict with that but when it sets out of the initiative at the first stage to regulate the legislature, then we have a situation where court has ordered pursuant and told new jersey you cannot repeal the statute you try to repeal. >> do you see no difference between the federal government saying to a state you cannot take that deferred policy option you would like to take but on the other hand the federal government says to estate, you must help us do something. b

who was really benefiting from it besides new jersey? every real estate owner and developer in new york, who was doubling the number of people coming from new jersey into new york. they pitch nothing towards the project. not only did they pay nothing, federal government has about $3.5 billion in. new jersey paid the rest. new jersey was on the hook for every dollar of cost overruns. i know it's hard to believe that a federal transportation project that was going to tunnel under the hudson river to the most populated island in america would have a cost overrun or two, but even the department of transportation secretary was telling us that their projections -- and i love this about the federal government -- they said the budget is $8 billion. however, we are projecting $3 billion to $5 billion in cost overruns. wouldn't that mean it's really $13 billion?o on newollar over was jersey. we did not have the money. we did not have the money. what is happening now is the gateway tunnel, championed by amtrak, adding two new tunnels, a 50-50 split

was really benefiting from it besides new jersey? every real estate owner and developer in new york, doubling the number of people coming from new jersey into new york. paid the rest. new jersey was on the hook for every dollar. i know it is hard to believe that a federal transportation project that was going to tunnel into the hudson river him into the most populated island in america would have a cost overrun or two. but even the department of transportation secretary was telling us that their projections -- i love this about the federal government. he said the budget is $8 billion. however, we are projecting $3 billion to $5 billion in overruns. we did not have the money. what is happening now is the gateway tunnel, championed by ,mtrak, getting two new tunnels a 50-50 split between the federal government and state governments. new jersey and new york sharing evenly on the 50%. it goes to penn station in new york. you can get in, out and take your subways or metro-north. right now, senator schumer and the president are in a fight a

the one recent a lot of people fall off is because unlike in new jersey and other -- many areas of new jersey, they don't have transportation to get to a workforce training place miles away. and the things i would like to see in the country's people move to where the jobs are and that is a controversy of concept since -- controversial concept since people want to stay in the areas they are from. overall people should be working, and the vast majority of people on snap do work. the vast majority. is about those that are left and how we treat them. cherry hill, new jersey. fred is watching. hi, fred. morning.ood i oppose the changes to the snap program, but my main problem with the farm bill is it is designed to benefit factory farms much more so than small family farms, and the worst thing about it is the king amendment, introduced by representative steve king of iowa, which is meant to protect factory farms, and it is meant to discourage people who want to document abuses on factory farms -- inhumane methods, for instance. farminal version of the bill does not include that amendment. g

acted legislature legislation for once this ban was lifted were well for when it will be lifted new jersey was the main one in new york connecticut west virginia pennsylvania and mississippi i think those states are going to benefit the most at first and then more to come obviously new jersey has spent millions of dollars and years fighting to legalize sports gambling so mainly from their atlantic city casinos you know they're hoping it will revive that they can add sports going to gambling to their already gambling casinos. and it also is said to bring in an estimated twenty six billion u.s. gross domestic profit and one hundred fifty two thousand new jobs will take all the jobs we can get and so the states that are already up and running like new jersey connecticut at mohegan sun new york those states are standing a profit but everybody else will get into the act steve thank you so much really appreciate you being here expert. and on the trade front u.s. president donald trump took to twitter to defend jobs lost in china not to china but in china on sunday mr trump tweeted president g. a

enrique: muy cerca de ahÍ, el gobernador de new jersey firmÓ hoy la ayuda financiera para la educaciÓnnación, asÍ dijo el gobernador. reportera: a partir de hoy se abre un camino de oportunidades para jÓvenes indocumentados en new jersey, luego de una lucha que les tomÓ casi 10 aÑos. el gobernador firmÓ una ley que les permitirÁ solicitar ayuda financiera estatal para continuar sus estudios universitarios. " nuestros dreamers crecieron aquÍ, fueron educados en nuestras escuelas" rivero dijo que quiere la ayuda para no convertirse en una carga para su mamÁ que es empleada domÉstica. >> lo que yo quiero estudiar es biologÍa y poder ser mÉdico algÚn dÍa. eso son ocho aÑos de escuela que es muy costoso. reportera: crÍticosdicen que serÁ un peso más para los contribuyentes. >> ahora decir que va a usar los impuestos que tu le cobras al comerciante, al propietario para ayudar a los niÑos indocumentados y no tener ninguna ayuda para los niÑos residentes de new jersey, creo que es totalmente irresponsable. reportera: deberÁn demostrar que necesitan la ayuda financiera presentando los impuestos

the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pallone: thank you, mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. mcnerney. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mcnerney: i thank the members of the house talk binge this issue. i rise in opposition the right to try act. and i don't gee with my friend from texas there is no downside and i'll go over that here in these two minutes. the house took up this issue before and i voted against it then and this version is worse. so i'm going to oppose it. it would provide broad access to unproven treatments. the extremityal treatment protects patients from bad actors or drugs that are grossly untested. f.d.a.'s oversight protections protect parets from experimental patients that might do more harm than good. chipping away at the f.d.a.'s authority would put patients in great danger by providing liability protections for manufacturers and weaken the f.d.a.'s oversight ability. this legislation would leave patients with no recourse in the case of har

jorge: un autobÚs escolar chocÓ contra un camiÓn en el condado morris, new jersey.os, incluyendo el conductor viajaba a bordo del autobÚs escolar, cuando Éste chocÓ contra un camiÓn de basura, en new jersey, a 50 millas al oeste de nueva york. la cartera quedÓ cerrada en ambos sentidos. el alcalde de esa zona calificÓ la escena como algo horrible. segÚn la policÍa, los estudiantes de quinto grado del centro escolar iban de paseo a un sitio histÓrico . funcionarios estos dicen que algunas personas posiblemente fueron expulsados 200, otros testigos describen haber visto enfermeras realizando respiraciÓn boca a boca a algunas vÍctimas, a la orilla de la autopista. por el momento, las autoridades confirma que 43 personas resultaron heridas, por lo menos dos murieron, un adulto y un menor. al paciente en condiciÓn crÍtica, ha sido sometidos a operaciones, informÓ el gobernador de new jersey. pidiÓ mantener a las vÍctimas en oraciÓn. la junta nacional de seguridad de transporte asegurÓ estar recopilando detalles, como parte de su investigaciÓn. conocer las causas desde tr

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they are leading the way in new jersey new jersey leading the way across the country the supreme courtt in new jersey would say that at a casino and horse track, that's the places where you could put on sports bets they've spent years working on this, spent millions of dollars getting this ready i've got the ceo of the track here thanks for joining me here >> thank you for coming to monmouth park. >> supreme court has already legalized this why are we waiting why are we not making bets today? what takes weeks to get this online >> takes a couple of weeks to finish the technology. we weren't sure which way the supreme court would rule we were confident of victory, but there were two paths we wanted to make sure we got it right. now that they have determined past was unconstitutional, there will be new laws the governor will sign that to place here in new jersey meantime, we're going to try to get up and running on a privately regulated basis. >> those out there saying billions of dollars could be made off this. is that really true? how much money could you actually make? >> i think the

choca contra un camiÓn de carga en new jersey . >>> aÚn no se conocen las causas del accidente . >>>echazo total a las amenazas de un hombre con llamar a ice, porque estaban hablando en espaÑol . >>> alegrÍa de una familia al reencontrarse con el padre liberador gracias al apoyo de una comunidad que trabaja en favor de inmigrantes arrestados. dexter hablamos con el artista romero sobre su Último proyecto de arte con el vaticano y que ha hecho un particular retrato al prÍncipe harry y meghan, con motivo de su boda . >>> quÉ tal, muy buenas tardes y bienvenidos soy felicidad, vamos a comenzar con una noticia en desarrollo. un autobÚs escolar se ha estrellado contra un camiÓn de la basura en las a afueras de new jersey. a bordo viajaban alrededor de 30 estudiantes. >>segÚn las autoridades locales hay varias vÍctimas mortales y heridos de gravedad. en el lugar estÁ luis alejandro medina, buenas tardes cuenta no los Ú Últimos. >>> asÍ es, felicidad, este es un dÍa trÁgico para el sistema escolar de new jersey, dos personas murieron, tres crÍticos y varios heridos que no estÁn tan graves d

people are walking out of new jersey. across state lines to pennsylvania and new york. that will get a lot worse because we haven't yet felt the full impacts of the higher taxes the governor proposes and the tax reform package which will take away, don't get me started. it will take away all kinds of deductions. >> new jersey was a net loser on tax reform. a total outlier. we studied regional competitiveness. we can't compete with texas or florida, we should be able to compete within our region. we studied 7 states on 6 business factors, we came dead last, 7 out of 7, worst tax climate in the nation. we need to step back, have comprehensive tax reform. legislation is not just about taxes but increasing tax on business and small business, $15 minimum wage proposals, paid sick leave proposal, now we are talking about expanding family leave in the state of new jersey, we find legislation on a bill to subsidize nuclear energy and a bill for clean energy in new jersey and the governor's talking about going back, these are bill

and the people of new jersey know that. as you know, his opponent is a guy who made all his money in the prescription drug/pharmaceutical area. and, you know, at the same time that senator menendez has been a leader in the fight to try to reduce the costs of prescription drugs, you've got somebody who actually has done very well by increasing the costs of prescription drugs. and i would i just point out, jonathan, that a jury of his peers rejected, you know, the charges that the government threw at him, and they came at him full force. a jury of his peers rejected it. and so, look, bob menendez is out there talking every day to, you know, people of new jersey. it's going to be a -- it's going to be a fight. he knows it. but i think he's confident and we're confident he's going to do very well. >> do you think we're going to have to help him financially if bob spends 10, 20, $30 million? >> what we do is we look at all the races. this holds true of any race. and u know, the dscc gets involved, where necessary, to help a chal

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cory booker of new jersey played the man of the people role, when he shops at his local bodega he seesnce guaranteed jobs for all. new york democrat kirsten jell-o brand --gillibrand tried saying if it was lehman sisters we might not have had the financial collapse. she wants national paid leave. all the ideas that came out of the conference have one thing in common. they are all about buying votes with taxpayer money. universal income, guaranteed jobs, free college, universal healthcare, tax the rich to pay for it all. that is economic nonsense. it is not new. on the other side is willie brown, former mayor of san francisco, a colorful character who has been a fixture in california politics for decades who says democrats have to stand for more than just hating trump. they need a 12 step process to get off trump derangement syndrome. donald trump's approval rating is silly rising and trump supporting candidates did well in yesterday's primaries. we are in a slow-moving political shift. trump is gradually taking over the republican party and his policies are showing success. the democra

this is good deal for the state of new jersey, it is good news for my district and atlantic city.ne 28, we have two new casinos coming online. the hard rock is a fabulous property. took over the old taj mahal. melissa: before we run out of time though this, is wonderful. i understand it is your distribute but you know, there has to be something done to curtail spending. you can't just say this is for the state to do for themselves and for the local legislature. if you're bringing in new revenue there is another side to that equation. you square about those folks. their taxes are insane. >> sure, you're absolutely right but it is not a function of the federal government to tell the state of new jersey how to define their benefits. i think you and your viewers understand that very clearly. the state of new jersey is going to have to come to grips with this. i'm not too excited about some of the proposals of our new governor. the state legislature will have to work that out before the time frame of the budget, which is at the end of june. melissa: yeah. >> but meantime this is very g

jackson lee: i yield to the entleman from new jersey 3 1/2 minutes, mr. pascrell of new jersey. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pascrell: thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. i also want to rise today in strong support of this bipartisan piece of legislation. h.r. 4854. as the lead democratic sponsor of the piece of legislation and co-chair of the congressional law enforcement caucus, i want to thank judge carter in authoring this bill. currently funding is available through the debbie smith act to reduce the d.n.a. rape kit backlog. however, these funds do not address the growing backlog in the prosecution pipeline. unfortunately this backlog is occurring because resources are limited and there are not enough funds to reopen every case. even when d.n.a. analysis has identified a suspect. that's not acceptable. my home state of new jersey, we are well familiar with this issue. due to lack of resources and regulations, the extent of the untested rape kit backlog in new jersey is unknown. that itself is unacceptable. addressing the rape kit

yes. >> hey, bob from new jersey.hat do you think about raytheon, buy, sell or hold. >> it's one of the best, unfortunately, one of the best names because everybody needs business that's just one unfortunate but that's the world we're in and that's what raytheon has and the defense stock is the best place to be. >> hey, richie from brooklyn and -- >> really. >> yeah, and it's so great to be here to see the show live. >> one of my neighbors he's a neighbor. i love it. >> my question is about tall grass energy partners, lp with a 10% dividend. >> i know but, sir, i don't -- you know that we've seen a lot -- we've seen a lot of distributions cut in the last few weeks. and i fear tall grass because of that i know it doesn't look like -- we should worry but that group has become torture so that's the house of pain. i'm not going there. yes, sir >> hey, jim, george from atlantic highlands, new jersey what do you think about melon kraut. >> nope, nope, i know they had a better than expected quarter i'm as worried about sales

macarthur of new jersey. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 900, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. macarthur, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. macarthur: i want to thank the chairman of the agriculture committee for his support and crafting a farm bill that i think will benefit a great many americans. this bill benefits both farmers and consumers across the country, even in a densely populated state like mine. new jersey, the most densely populated state in the nation, and yet in my district i have over 800 family farms that will benefit from this bill. i have cranberry and blueberry growers that will benefit from specialty crop grants. our main state university, rutgers, will benefit from research grants. there are crop insurance provisions, conservation measures, things that will benefit all of us. but let's face it, the most controversial part of this bill or at least one of the most controversial parts has been the suppleme

yes, new jersey and i think you have at least one coming out of new jersey coming back for the democrats, but they're pretty well -- even in texas there's two. so they're pretty well scattered around the country, but again i think the part that people are forgetting is that when they say oh, they overlaid the trump numbers and it was bad and hillary won these districts, so these seats are going to come democrat in 2016. they all still elected the republican congressman with trump on the ballot and i think that's significant that trump will not be on the ballot. i think that may help drive turnout one way or another, but i think that's a big difference. i don't think it's a foregone conclusion that habitually republican seats are all of a sudden going to turn and elect a democrat member. some may, but i don't think it will be en masse. >> you talked about how the tri- state area, new york, new jersey, pennsylvania, could be sort of ground zero for whether the house flips or not this year. you have a lot of suburban ex- urban districts, my old neighborhood. >> your old seat is one they nee

new jersey needs to stop talking about taxing and we really immediate to start talking about fixing newersey, neil. we're a high tax state and we have our issues and it's time that we actually tackle, you know, really dig in and tackle some of the problems that we have. neil: senator, unless i'm missing something the governor hasn't changed his mind. others who support him haven't changed their mind. they still want to go through with this tax on the wealthy so where does this stand? what has the governor told you? >> well, listen, give the governor credit he's never waiverred from the position he stands on, and he's taken since the campaign. the difference is circumstances have changed and when circumstances change if you don't change with them you're foolish. we're in a situation where this state is in trouble and again i'm not calling governor, i'm saying as us as people we have to recognize that just taxing and going out after trying to find more revenue to fix the problem you never fix the problem. we have structure structural problems that need to be addressed in new jersey and th

new jersey someone of the top state contributors to this fund. it is time for the government to hold up its end of the warring -- bargain and permanently lee move -- remove this waste. i urge a yes vote. the chair: the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york. mr. tonko: i yield two minutes of time to the gentleman from new mexico, mr. lujan. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lujan: i believe it makes it more likely that a future interim storage site, potentially one in new mexico, becomes a permanent home for nuclear waste. i oppose this bill. i know these are tough issues and i agree we have a responsibility to address the waste issue that result from our country entering the atomic age. however, addressing nuclear waste is not our only responsibility. 70 years ago, rural new mexico became ground zero for the detonation of the first nuclear bomb. this marked the beginning of sickness and suffering for generations of people who lived and grew up in the basin. that atomic bomb, gloria wrote to me, has caused anguish to so many peopl

we learned today the new jersey bus driver had 14 license suspensions and eight speeding tickets. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> let's take a deep look now at a crisis that too often falls below this country's radar. it involves our children. suicide is now the second leading cause of death among america's young people. and a startling new report shows that black children 12 and younger are taking their own lives at about twice the rate of white children. doctors say it's a tragedy rarely discussed in black communities, but now there is a growing effort to break that silence. nbc's rehema ellis has more in our series, one in five kids at risk. >> this is so intricate. >> reporter: he says for years he struggled with depression. >> i would have that impulse to get that knife. and i would be so tempted to just put it right through me and end it all. >> reporter: at 13 he attempted suicide. >> i just noticed my arm was bleeding. i noticed i had a knife in my hand. and i didn't know what in the world i was doing. >> reporter: trey's battle is a reality for far too many childre

the one that i like is new jersey, in 1965, new jersey had neither an income tax nor a sales tax. think about that, neither an income tax nor a sales tax, it was the fastest growing state in the nation, people from every state in the nation were moving in new jersey and it had a balanced budget, years ago when my student. john corzine was the governor of new jersey, from the university of chicago, in transparency, a c student. after seeing the shenanigans of mf global, i am not sure he even urned a c, people were leaving new jersey like grass hoppers. when you look at this, the economic metrics are clear. why would anyone put in an income tax with this type of background. if you just open your eyes you can see it. i tried to figure out what it is, the answer is simple, i had a debate with doctor roubini, he said to me, i do into the care about your economics, i want a civilized society. i want museums and civilized societies and i am willing to pay the extra tax to get it. but we have 11 states. we have detailed information about the provision of public services, i wept back and l

we helped spearhead to high-voltage lines between new jersey and new york. the high-voltage direct current technology is common worldwide but not commonly used in the united states. as a person who has developed interregional transmission projects, i have taken the opportunity to write an article that is part of my prepared testimony. reviews why even though everyone agrees these kinds of links are useful and more are needed, both existing and new interregional projects are being choked off by well-intentioned but unproductive regulations. some of these stem from order 1000 and the inability to in a way that is significantly prescriptive. i am here this morning to discuss a really important new opportunity in our power industry. and environmental policy can accelerate what promises to be a once in a to launch ahance new industry and that is offshore wind. if we do it smartly from the start, the key to success is to plan and build independent offshore transmission ocean grids in a thoughtful way in each of the participating coastal states. the federal governm

so congressman jenkins, from new jersey, what are new jersey values and what is wrong with them?you look at the ad when he ran for congress in new jersey. great picture of him in his campaign logo with new jersey and the ad said i will stand up and fight anybody who goes against jersey values. you know what, we need somebody representing our values. you cannot change your values just because you change your zip code. >> martha: what are jersey values as opposed to west virginia values? >> we have two folks from jersey here, i will let you talk about it. [cheers and applause] >> martha: i'm just curious what is wrong with them. [laughs] >> you know, i appreciate you being here. we do welcome outsiders. we love having you here. people need to be coming to west virginia for the right reasons. patrick morrisey grew up in jersey, made all of his living in this money and the millions of bucks lobbying washington, d.c., and then he went back to jersey to run for congress. and he did on his jersey values. he came in last place in the republican primary, then he moved back to washington,

acted legislation legislation for once this ban was lifted were well for what it will be lifted new jersey was the main one in new york connecticut west virginia pennsylvania and mississippi i think those states are going to benefit the most at first and then more to come obviously new jersey has spent millions of dollars and years fighting to legalize sports gambling so mainly from their atlantic city casinos you know they're hoping it will revive that they can add sports going to gambling to their already gambling casinos. and it also is said to bring in an estimated twenty six billion u.s. gross domestic profit and one hundred fifty two thousand new jobs will take all the jobs we can get and so the states that are already up and running like new jersey connecticut at mohegan sun new york those states are standing a profit but everybody else will get into the act steve thank you so much really appreciate you being here expert. and on the trade front u.s. president donald trump took to twitter to defend jobs lost in china not to china but in china on sunday mr trump tweeted president g. a

linda: jonathan from the new jersey star ledger. reporter: the -- how is the ethics rebuke of senator menendez affecting that race and is there concern given the republican willingness to spend the money that the dscc has to intervene? chris: first let me say with respect to senator menendez, he's a proven, passionate fighter for new jersey and the people of new jersey know that as you know, his opponent is a guy who made all his money in the prescription drug pharmaceutical area. and you know, at the same time that senator menendez has been a leader in the fight to try to reduce the cost of prescription drugs you've got somebody who actually has done very well by increasing the cost of prescription drugs. and i would just point out, jonathan that a jury of his peers rejected the charges that the government threw out and they came at him full force, a jury of his peers rejected it. so look. bob menendez is out there talking every day. to people in new jersey. it's going to be a fight. he knows it. but i think he's confident and we'r

through southern portions of new jersey. the flood watch includes roughly about 24 million people and the heaviest rain is specialed in the mid-atlantic region. ohio valley has got a chance of showers and storms. by 5:00 p.m., hit and miss storms from raleigh to washington, d.c. the rain does arrive in new york city up to new england for your saturday. it will continue through saturday afternoon in many areas of the northeast. sunday looks a little bit better. maybe that thing called the sun will auallyct thunderstorms. the heaviest rain is this morning from richmond right through delaware. the weekend will be a little bit better. >> i like that. >> a little bit better. it won't be as heavy rain. >>> fast forward for you. a huge prince fan? well, today you can get your hands on some of the music icon's priceless possessions with some of his guitars, costumes and handwritten lyrics going up for sale. >>> tomorrow on nbc, it's the preakness stakes in baltimore, second leg of the triple crown. leading the pack will be the odds

ban preventing states for not -- they could be like nevada if they want to and starting with new jersey and a dozen other states all the other states like pennsylvania, they have gotten bills passed ready to go saying if the supreme court says sports betting is legal then it is legal in our state we'll watch it state by state to see how they make their own rule that's going to be interesting can you bet online or over the phone. every state they're going to set their own rules so it won't be one national guideline it is like driver's license rule create a wild, wild west >> how quick liam i goily am i to place a bet in the state of new jersey the racetrack is about an hour south. within a couple of weeks you are ready to go. and even if there is to horse racing that day, go ahead and bet on the nba finals. >> you have to be in that state. if you are a big casino, you don't have an online company you want them to bet online or bet in your arena if you are a sport owner. >> stick around, we'll bring in our guest here, draft kings announcing today that this decision will pave the way for t

chris christie and the state of new jersey sued them to aslow sports betting i. the case made it all the way to scotus, whic and now that lame statute is as soiled as michael wolf's journalism credentials. it is laughable for state and local governments to claim high ground as every scratcher and powerball ticket has prayed upon the poorest yet most optimistic among us. when you've hit a bad luck patch, it's not unconceivable to turn on the spigots with the free money and the state lottery rely on folks who make less than 10 grand a year because they pony up 600 a year on such losing lottery exploits. now maybe the downtrodden be make sweeter scratch with better odds betting on a variety of teams and sports who aren't numbers stacked against them to the tune of 3 billion to one. but there are plenty of immoral and corrupt things they do on a daily base that are far more tragic and devastating than sports betting. leave it up to the individual states to decide and let me the hell alone so i can sin and wager in peace. and that's the memo. the former governor chris

so, you have california, new jersey, puerto rico.t of america represented here. >> that's right. >> reporter: farmers across america tonight saying happy mother's day, and saying something else -- >> made in america! >> made in america. can't forget mom later this week. i'm david muir. good night. >>> an east bay high school rushed to the hospital after students find him at t bottom of the pool. >>> tonight we are hearing from the husband of the woman who died after the ambulance she was riding in was involved in a crash. >>> pg&e opens a center to coordinate responses to fast moving wildfire. that as the utility faces more than 100 lawsuits in the north bay. >>> a san ramon valley high school student has died after he was found at the bottom of the school's pool. i am dan ashley. >> and i am ama daetz. laura anthony is live in danville. >> reporter: we just learned officially that this young man has passed away. danville police just wrapped up their investigation here. the 911 call came in as a possible drowning just before 2:00 thi

. >> en new jersey los jÓvenes indocumentados ya van a poder acceder ayuda financiera el gobernador firmÓlles y reacciones. >> soy el primero en mÍ familia en ir a la escuela. >> hoy la vida de fernando dio un giro de 180 grados. >> mi sueÑo es entrar a la sdooul de medicina para poder ayudar a la comunidad hispano y muchas personas que estÁn que estÁn sin documentos >>> es beneficiarÍa de daca y nos dice que trabaja mÁs de 40 horas ademÁs de estudiar en promedio duerme 5 horas al dÍa y ha vivido momentos de angustia al no espero quÉ pasarÁ con su futuro profesional. >> por eso ve una luz al final del tÚnel. >> es que el trabagobernador fÓ una ley tengan o no daca a recibir educaciÓn superior, gracias a la ayuda financiera que otorgarÁ el estado. >> somos millones >>> los activistas dicen no ha sido tarea fÁcil. >> es el cumplimiento de un trabajo de mÁs de 10 aÑos, el proyecto de ley se ha habÍa creado en el aÑo 2013 y solamente se aprobÓ para recibir becas >>> segÚn los congresista que apoyaron para que los jÓvenes puedan continuar con sus estudios es de 5 millones de dÓlares es equival

people of new jersey they know that. as you know his opponent is a guy who made all of his money and the prescription drug pharmaceutical area and at the same time senator menendez is a leader in the fight to reduce prescription drugs you have somebody who has done very well by increasing the cost of prescription drugs. and i would just point out a jury of his peers rejected the charges the government threw at him and his peers rejected that. he is out there talking every day to the people of new jersey. it will be a fight and he knows that i think he is confident and we are confident he will do very well. >> what about financially? >> we look at all the races and this is true for any race. the sec gets involved where necessary to help a challenger over the finish line for to make sure the incumbent stays ahead that i will say i have great confidence in bob and is. t lung -- menendez. he is ahead in the polls now i am confident he will remain that way because of his track record. >> do you speak to the challenges as havi

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[laughter] this is in the new jersey countryside, by the way. five-year-old, catherine skinner, she will remember this the rest of her life. as rebel braids consumed this part of -- raids consumed this part of new jersey the next months, mrs. skinner and her children, including catherine, found themselves prisoners in their own house. they took to hiding in their seller to escape the kidnapped. ask supplies dwindled, with desperation and hunger, at last, catherin's mother manage's tilted her tenure -- catherine's mother managed to lead her 10 youngest children -- i do not know how many she had -- but lead them to her eldest daughter's home. every time the family went to the elder daughter's farm fields, they found another outbuilding had been burned, then another, and another, and takes and cows had been poisoned by the rebels. notice how attacking livestock is a theme. this skinner family, once wealthy, but now dangerously poor by their decision to remain loyal to the empire, they scraped through the winter of 1776 on buckwheat that they had bu

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