the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey.% the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pallone: i yield back the balance of my time and urge passage of the bill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is, will the house suspend the ruse and pass h.r. 2999 as amended. those in favor say aye.. those opposed, no. -- mr. burgess: i object on the ground that a quorum is not present. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 8, rule 20, further proceedings on this question will be postponed. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: i move the success suspend the rules and agree to h.r. 5354 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 5354, a bill to establish an advisory committee on dibets to provide grants to better understand gestation national diabetes and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pa lon and the gentleman from texas, mr. burgess, each will control 20 minutes. the chair rec

that is true in places like wisconsin, new jersey, california. this is a historic off-year election. sit. >> 2006, 2008 republicans suffered. >> yeah. >> and this time, it looks like democrats are going to be the party taking the end. when we come back, forget the republican battle in delaware. it's democrats versus democrat on capitol hill. there is more rank and file members break with the president and congressional leaders on a tax hike for higher income. with olay challenge that. olay bodywash has 2 times the combined cleansers and moisturizers and 25 percent less water than the top selling bodywash. soft, smooth skin. with olay. when gladys discovered the scent of gain came in a fabric softener, she couldn't help herself. ah, the things we do for love. the amazing scent of gain in detergent and fabric softener. the amazing scent of gain got the gecko t-shirt... on is "4 million drivers switched!" gecko water bottle... notebook... chamois... gecko: sir, i feel a little bit uncomfortable with all... you know... with all this. i mean, it's not

what has he done in new jersey in your opinion? >> well, right now teachers in my state are really feeling horrified because the emotional toll that this is taking the attack on education, the attack on public schoolteachers and our representatives throughout our association is really, really insulting and upsetting to us. people down in trenton are elected representatives, and we appreciate their efforts and we're sorry that this is happening. >> how many teachers have been cut in the state of new jersey? >> well, we've had over 10,000 educational professionals cut in new jersey. and this is horrifying. this means larger class sizes, programs that are cut. this is a terrible devastation for our state. >> you think it's all about the money? >> well, i think that the money has made it difficult for us to retain these positions. but i also note that there's a hostile tone which is unnecessary, completely. it baffles me and it hurts me and my colleagues. i don't understand why we have this tone, in an atmosphere when we're looking for

especially the way it is exhibited here, how fast as the new jersey program? >> i know that pfe & g is the largest utility in the state, they have something like 200,000 utility poles. i read somewhere that it is the largest pulled out solar program in the world. supervisor mirkarimi: do you have an idea of commercial verses' residential benefits from this? a percentage of where the energy is being channeled? >> i think it is like pg&e. anybody using their power would benefit from this technology. >> but no idea of percentages? >> no. commissioner schmeltzer: i want to supplement what commissioner mirkarimi just said. i did a very little bit of looking into it when i was in new jersey this summer and saudis about it. it was noticeable, which is what triggered by interest. it was announced at the beginning of 2009, and by june, all you had to do was be a new jersey for a few minutes and you saw these solar panels everywhere on utility poles. they seem to have moved pretty quickly. i don't know how many of the 200,000 were up or if it was just installed in one c

. >>> mark zuckerberg has a lot more friends in new jersey today. he has agreed to donate $100 million to the city's school district. according to forbes, 26-year-old zuckerberg is worth more than $7 billion, that's $1 billion more than steve jobs. he spends more per student than any other district in new jersey including the rich districts but half of them graduate. adrian, let me begin with you. if you're looking at a district that spends more than any other district and is getting so little in terms of results, what do they expect to accomplish in terms of money. >> they're doing it very differently. the governor in new jersey has a radical plan for performing the school district. and this money, while it hasn't been said exactly how it's going to be used, we can assume because the governor's involved and mayor booker is involved who's also -- the two of them are very big supporters of school choice, of charter schools, of merit pay, that this is going to be what the unions in new jersey have been fighting since the governor took office and we're

. >> susie: we look at how two new jersey towns are handling big cutbacks as we continue our series, bluj blew blues, you're watching fightly business report for thursday, september 9th. this is "nightly business report" with susie gharib and tom hudson. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> tom: good evening and thanks for joining us. one word describes the mood of american businesses these days-- "uncertainty." susie, many companies are flush with cash, but they're not spending it or using it to hire workers because they're uncertain about the outlook on a host of important issues. >> susie: whether it's taxes, tom, new regulations, or health care reform, executives are not sure how these policies will impact their businesses. many economists say that uncertainty is a significant obstacle to economic recovery. >> tom: lawmakers return next week to washington, and republicans are expected to reopen debate on parts of healthcare reform. as step

new jersey is in a desperate situation. we are a preview for what the rest of the country is about to handzle. we cannot afford this anymore and we cannot shelter one special group of people, public sector unions, from the ravages of the recession and have that shelter paid for by the very people who are getting hurt by the recession the most, the people in the private sector so we cannot have it anymore. i cannot worry about the politics but i do what i think is right. >>neil: it is said your celebrity is ahead of the opponent whose appreciate the moment up and your momentum and now they are going to pick you apart including a budget which they all signed off on and agreed to and now they want to, if i read it correctly, governor, go back over it line by line and reread it. what do you think of that? >>guest: well, i am thrilled they want to reread the budget. let them go lady if that is what they want to wait their time on, but we have ethics reform, pension and benefit reform. if they waste their time doing that, the vot

and that's true in places like wisconsin, new jersey, california. this is a historic off year election, it really is. >> paul: 2006, 2008, republicans suffered that wave. >> yes. >> paul: and this time it looks like the democrats are going to be the party that takes the hit. when we come back forget this week's republican ballot in delaware, it's democrat versus democrat on capitol hill as more rank and file members break with the president and congressional leadsers on a tax hike for higher incomes. activia has delicious news for dessert lovers. often, the best part of a meal is the dessert. but sometimes after a busy day and a heavy greasy dinner... my system needs some tlc. now there is something new. introducing activia dessert. rich, silky, smooth yogurt with desserty flavors like strawberry cheesecake, blueberry cheesecake, and peach cobbler. and because it's activia, it helps regulate my digestive system. mmm. works for me. ♪ activia new activia dessert. ♪ savor and explore, a the great indoors ♪ ♪ ♪ friskies indoor delights. ♪ fe

the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pallone: i also yield back the balance of my time and urge passage of of the bill. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 1745 as amended? those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair -- mr. whitfield: i ask for the yeas and nays. -- mr. murphy: i ask for the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. those in favor of taking the vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing. a sufficient number having risen, the yeas and nays are ordered. further proceedings on this question will be postponed. for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? mr. pallone: i move to suspend the rules and agree to h.r. 5710 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar, h.r. 5710, to a bill to amend the re-authorization. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey, mr. 35 loan and the gentleman from kentucky, mr.

and that's true in places like wisconsin, new jersey, california. this is a historic off year election, it really is. >> paul: 2006, 2008, republicans suffered that wave. >> yes. >> paul: and this time it looks like the democrats are going to be the party that takes the hit. when we come back forget this week's republican ballot in delaware, it's democrat versus democrat on capitol hill as more rank and file members br glade lasting impressions. two complementary fragrances alternate to keep things... fresh day after day. and not just for 30 days -- but for 60. it's our longest-lasting plugins freshener. s.c. johnson. a family company. it beneful incredibites. ever sn anything like it? me neither. it's just the way you like it-- with carbohydrates for energy and protein for muscles. [ woman announcing ] beneful incredibites. another healthful, flavorful beneful. let's take a look at the stats. mini has more than double the fiber and whole grain... ming him a great contender in thist... against mid-morning hunger. honey nut cheerios is coming in a li

the state of new jersey does. that doesn't make it pretty. >> well, right. by the way, if you'd like to answer the question, it does sort of increase its significance, i think, what i do. but, here is the dilemma for christy then, it either works or it doesn't. if it doesn't work, it means an effort to touch the third rail of politics, which is in local government and state government, public pension, public workers, it never will. >> it has to go after-- for decades the public pensions were not funded like when irs opened securities and iou's written to them. the money is not there and tough decisions have to be made nor because they haven't been for the past two or three decades. >> neil: take a quick break. if congress wants to turn around the job market, follow fidel, some saying cuba has the right idea when it comes to job creation. the blitz before the big vote. democrats come up with the campaign to resell the health care law. but will this expensive blitz fly? . yellowbook has always been crucial to your business, but now, to get it really cooking, y

he's called "governor bully" in new jersey. that act may work in new jersey, it doesn't work in california. ed buck said it. in california, we expect a candidate for governor to be able to answer a question. meg whitman has been $119 billion. she will not answer one question from any reporter or any voter. and i'll tell you something else, ed, if somebody's running for governor, man or woman, we expect them to be able to answer for themselves and i'll tell you, dianne feinstein or barbara boxer wouldn't need some bully to jump in and help them out. if you know what i mean. so it doesn't play well in california. >> what do you -- what do you make of the arrogant approach of the governor of new jersey? and also, the fact that the candidate meg whitman was silent. i mean, doesn't that kind of speak to her character and her history of being a ceo and manipulating people in the workplace? >> oh, no, absolutely. and it also speaks to her total lack of qualifications for taking the job of governor of california. ed, she has spent $119

people don't realize how hot it is here in new jersey. >> the purity we have in new jersey has ranked one or two in the last five or six years of the highest level of street level purity in the country. >> time is also on our side. this is what we do every day. >> get ready to roll. >> okay. be advised, teams. we can go ahead and let charlie out but keep an eye on him. keep an eye on him and give me some feedback. let's go with it. >> the uncle is the dea's undercover agent and the charlie is the dea's confidential informant. >> right in front of the pizza place. >> our surveillance agents are picking up our undercover and our ci right now and they're putting it out where they are. >> got a good eye on joe right now. camera's good. ten four? >> the guy walking behind you with the blue and light colored jeans. i think he went to get it, man. >> that guy right here. >> the undercover engaged one of the individuals. somebody will run for it and bring it back. they don't want to have it on themselves. they don't usually keep it on their person. they'll keep a stash area somewhere in the c

las mayores precauciones para las playas de new jersey y de long island son los fuertes vientos y las inundaciones. resulta claro que según las autoridades que ésta será la forma para millones de personas tal vez de tener un último día de playa de temporada. en new jersey blancablanca rosa vilchez univisión. >>> estaremos de cerca lo que pasa con earl >>> gracia por eso estar con nosotros >>> buenas noches y hasta pronto.

the city benefitting from the gift is newark, new jersey, about 10 miles from new york city. the school system's benefactor is facebook billionaire mark zuckerburg, and today he joined top city and city officials to launch the big new push. jay dow has details. >> reporter: 26-year-old facebook founder mark zuckerberg, worgt $6.9 billion, is opening up his sizable checkbook for students in newark, new jersey's, troubled school system. >> i think it will be a symbol that can be replicated across the whole country. i think these are the guys to get it done. >> mayor booker and governor christie accepted zuckerburg's gift on friday's" oprah winfrey show." >> $100 million. >> reporter: and appeared together again today in newark. behind the buzz, the grant stands to put newark on the path to real change and calls for the city to take a bigger role in running its floundering school system, which the state took over back in 1995. despite a yearly state-funded budget of more than $900 million for 40,000 students, newark has a staggering 46% dropout rate. >> how do you ward off the p

live and at large in princeton, new jersey, i'm geraldo rivera. in that grand building behind me is the official residence of governor chris christy who among other battles this election season has thrust himself squarely into the center of the nation's raging debate of what ails public education and how to fix it. two big developments this week brought this long simmering issue to full boil. one was the relief that waiting for superman, a really powerful documentary which rips apart the current sad system in a gut rinking expo say of how vested interests are styling innovation and improvement in our public education. the second catalyst, the second big development was the governor's joint appearance friday on oprah with facebook billionaire founder mark zuckerberg who used the occasion to announce an incredible $100 million donation to help fix one of the nation's worst public school systems, that of newark, new jersey's largest city whose mayor is playing a central role in this extraordinary effort. >> $100 million? >> before we hear from all th

it shines a great light on new jersey. it shine it is light on education, so positive. >> we started this at the beginning of our term, taking on the fights that have been taking on. >> you guys are working together, shoulder to shoulder. >> thrills our parties that cory and i work together. we've been friends for a long time. we agree on so many things that our view is, especially on the issue of education, that we need to take this on and we need to take it on directly and we need to do it for the kids of our state. >> again, doing it and working together, democrats and republicans, mr. mayor, in this day and age, that doesn't happen. it is so pathetic that adults get an ideological corners, scream and yell, call each other names and forget about the kids who have been left behind in newark. >> the tug of war in our nation going back and forth is not helping anything. and the people getting lost are the folks that are most important. the biggest national security threat in united states of america is the failure of our c

the governor of new jersey is also involve in this. they're calling it the oprah moment, that's what "the star ledger" is calling it. they're tweeting about it. mayor booker tweeted looking forward to oprah on friday. please tune in to know what's going on in newark. big promoter of the city since head's been mayor there. now beginning in the second term. governor chris christie tune in "oprah" on friday, great things to come for education in newark. a big day. >> i follow cory booker on twitter. he's a mayor of a different kind. because he responds to his constituents on twitter. he goes and fixes houses and potholes. a guy who uses social networking in a way that other politicians will follow in the future. let me ask you about some of the criticism of the plan, that, one, it's a pr move to sort of blunt some of the criticism that the founder of one of the -- the co-founders of facebook will face with the new movie coming out. and, two, already newark has one of the highest rates of money per child spent. and that has not

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that mr. stark, the subcommittee -- the health subcommittee chair on the ways and means committee, control the remainder of the time on the majority side. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. herger: -- mr. stark: mr. speaker, i'd yield myself such time as i may consume and rise in support -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. stark: h.r. 6130 which strengthens the medicare antifraud act as you heard described here. this bipartisan fraud and abuse fighting legislation was co-authored by our ranking member, mr. herger, and was co-sponsored on our side of the aisle by mr. lewis who chairs the oversight subcommittee on ways and means. it was developed in a way that i think congress should do more legislation. it was a problem that was called to the attention of mr. herger and myself and we worked together with the office of the inspector general and the centers for

i thank the gentleman from new jersey for his work. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey. mr. adler: i have no further speakers. if the gentleman is prepared to close, i'm prepared to close after him. mr. bachus: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey. mr. adler: i thank the gentleman from alabama and i'm glad he mentioned the bryski family. the brother of christopher is in the gallery. i thank him and his family for sharing what we wept through so we can avoid going through what other families went through. we have their family in our prayers. i think it's a wonderful example of people trying to work together to solve a people problem. maybe we have too many disclosures from time to time and i would be eager to work that out and streamline the process. but this is simple legislation and it's a need that comes up every so often with tragic circumstances beyond the disability and death of young people. i yield back by urging strong and immediate passage of this bill. the speaker pro tempor

it's not just new jersey, it's several states in the union right now. and the unions object to the proposed fixes, because they say the state cut a deal years ago and they want you and governor cristie to live up to that deal. why are they wrong? >> well, listen i'm not going to say they are wrong. megyn, there are some issues here. the state has to make payments toward the pension too. the governor made a comment. the governor and i had advanced pension reform early this year, things i believed strongly and we need to continue to reform the pension system. when the governor says, well i'm not going to put any more money in the pension system because it's broke, does that make it any better? if we are asking employees to pay more, if we are asking everybody to step up the disagreement between the governor and myself is it can't be a one way street. you can't ask people to kick in more and you not pay any more and make the promise worse. megyn: they include repealing an increase in ten benefits that was approved years ago. eliminating automatic cost of l

the 26-year-old will announce a donation to the newark, new jersey school system. there's no connection between the creator and the town. he just met with the mayor and talked about plans for the school system. >> a hundred million dollars. >> not bad. >> well, taking a live look outside, stick around, we'll have the forecast in 2 1/2 minutes. first, here's last night's winning powerball numbers. ,, [ ehrlich ] annapolis -- if they have their way, we're facing a mountain of debt and a massive tax increase. employers will continue to leave our state, taking their jobs with them. the next four years will impact the next decade, so we've put together a road map to 2020. a plan that brings jobs back to maryland by reducing spending and lowering taxes. let's make the maryland we love not just good, but great. now let's get down to work. >>> hello, don. bge is busy this morning. at least, several trees blocked the roadways. we're looking at bumpton road between shepherd and old york road. and several trees have fallen. we know damage overaround mumpton and wesley chapped

by the way, the teachers there are the highest paid in the state of new jersey. the results there are awful, unacceptable in any society. and here's another example of private money at least trying to fix public schools. rehema ellis is at newark city hall tonight. >> reporter: good evening, brian. deep rooted problems need dramatic solutions. that usually requires lots of money, which the city is about to get. newark, it's the largest city in new jersey, with the biggest school problems. now getting help from a big name. 26-year-old billionaire mark zuckerberg, founder and ceo of facebook, is expected to give $100 million to newark schools. cory booker and the republican governor chris christie will join forces on the oprah winfrey show for the announcement tomorrow. education experts welcome the bipartisan effort. >> i think it's a great opportunity. first to launch a real dialogue in the city of newark about what's best for our kids and how to give everyone an excellent education. and second, because we need money to drive resources to the programs that will g

the gentleman from new jersey. new jersey. mr. pallone: at this time i'd yield one minute to the gentleman from new york, mr. hall. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized for one minute. and the chair would ask all members to heed the gavel. mr. hall: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. chairman, for yielding. i rise in strong support of h.r. 847, the james zadroga 9/11 health and compensation act. we cannot talk about the 9/11 attacks without remembering the first responders who answered the call that day and safeguard us here every day. police officers, firefighters, e.m.t.'s and ordinary american citizens rushed into crumbling buildings and then worked countless hours in the days and weeks that followed. and now more than nine years later many of those courageous first responders are suffering from serious illnesses caused by inhaling toxic fumes and particles in air that they were told was clear and safe to breathe. it is our patriotic duty to protect those who sacrificed for their fellow america

a spokesperson could not confirm all if she had any plans to contact leaders in new jersey. following some breaking news out of los angeles as lindsay lohan could be freed if he posts $300,000 bail. a different judge ordered her to jail for failing a court-ordered drug test. that violated her probation from an old drunk driving case. her family members acknowledged that she needs help. >> she hasn't got help for her addiction yet. she doesn't make the right decisions. she doesn't know better. >> she will have a number of restrictions like wearing alcohol monitoring bracelet and have to stay out of places where alcohol is served. she is due back in court to determine if she has violated her probation. >>> colbert on capitol hill? he testified on a very serious issue. but when they funny change of pace for congressional hearing or was it disrespectful? we're live on capitol hill with more on the debate. dodge there are plenty that say a congressional committee is not the place to make light of serious topics, but whether you agree with his approach or not, he was successful in

new jersey governor chris christie. i'm taking him to school in the "battleground" story tonight. >>> speaking of school, tea party wacko christine o'donnell proves once again that there are children left behind. wait until you hear what her take is on evolution. >>> all that plus false prophet fraud ster glenn beck. >>> and i'll introduce you to an nfl hall of famer who's spent his life helping children and education. for those of us who have lactose intolerance, let's raise a glass to cookies just out of the oven. to the morning bowl of cereal. and to lactaid® milk. easy to digest and with all the calcium and vitamin d of regular milk. [ female announcer ] lactaid®. the original lactose-free milk. so when you turn up the heat, secret turns up the protection. odor-fighting microcapsules are triggered by your body heat to release a fresh scent. for 24 hour odor protection. ♪ >>> coming up on "the ed show," senate democrats are fighting to punish companies who ship jobs over seas. the right wing chamber of commerce i

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he are to ofed the holy muslim book on 9/11 and booted from his job as a new jersey transit worker. fenton burned the book outside park 51, the islamic center slated to be built by ground zero. a statement didn't specifically why fenton had to go, but said, "mr. fenton's public actions violated new jersey's transit code of ethics." >> i didn't know they had a code of ethics. new jersey transit concluded he violated his tru as a state employee and therefore he was dismissed. but a spokesperson for the new york civil liberties union, they are always there, tells the new york daily news that by firing him, the city may have violated fenton's first amendment right saying, quote, the supreme court has recognized the constitutional right to burn the flag. as reprehensible as it may be, burning the quran may be protected as well. also protected by the first amendment, this. >> bunny body -- >> he can clearly do more weight than that. come on. come on that's only like 10 pounds. you have to be kidding me. >> you know what i don't like about that guy? he doesn't act the way he is supposed to

the gentleman from new jersey. mr. smith: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. smith: first of all, let me thank chairman berman and ilyassa ros-lehtinen for their leadership in helping to shepherd this legislation to the floor today and i want to thank mr. moran for his sponsorship and i'm very proud to join minimums -- him as the original co-sponsor of this very important and very timely resolution. you know, mr. speaker, last year we learned and really the country learned a great deal about this growing problem of international child abduction with the case of david goldman whose son was abducted five years at the time to brazil and thankfully after a full court press he was not only reunited but he is now safe, father and son, in new jersey. but what we learned, the lessons learned from that was that far too little has been done to help the other 2,800 american children who have been abducted to foreign countries, usually in defines o

yorkers, they're not even from new jersey. >> are you from new jersey? >> no, originally from here, but when i lived in new york, it was less traffic to live in new jersey. >> and you don't have to be from there to take the class? >> we have some colleges where thy ough tomake that mandatory. >> i'm bummed about lindsay lohan, what's gng on with her? >>> besides her in jail out of jail. i'm free, i'm going to go back in. we know she's going to go to rehab any day now. she's been trying to hustle and sell her pictures of her wearing a bikini and scram bracelet that went off and that's why she's going back to jail again. i har that she needs money. i mean, she did just post $300,000 for bail this last time around, and we haven't seen her in a movie for a very long time. >> it has been a while. >> did she take pictures of herself with her iphone? >> it could have. >> it looks like someone else took them. it's almost like a little posing. she has a bathing suit and a nice bracelet with heels on. >> you buy aphoto, you help her get out of jail, right? >> don'

new jersey governor chris christie. i'm taking him to school in the "battleground" story tonight. >>> speaking of school, tea party wacko christine o'donnell proves once again that there are children left behind. wait until you hear what her take is on evolution. >>> all that plus false prophet fraud ster glenn beck. >>> and i'll introduce you to an nfl hall of famer who's spent his life helping children and education. stufy, make the call. ♪ [ dialing ] [ beeping ] [ beeping ] [ beeping ] [ eli ] it's go time. ♪ ♪ [ monkey screeches ] ♪ [ male announcer ] a bath becomes even more pleasurable when you know that your water is being heated in an environmentally conscious way, while saving you hundreds of dollars on your water heating energy bill. introducing the geospring water heater from ge with advanced hybrid technology. heating the water in your home any other way is just going to seem primitive. ♪ >>> coming up on "the ed show," senate democrats are fighting to punish companies who ship jobs over seas. the

newark, it's the largest city in new jersey, with the biggest school problems. now getting help from a big name. 26-year-old billionaire mark zuckerberg, founder and ceo of facebook, is expected to give $100 million to newark schools. >> a lot of teachers --- the governor will join forces on the oprah winfrey show tomorrow. education experts welcome the bipartisan effort. >> i think it's a great opportunity. first to launch a real dialogue in the city of newark about what's best for our kids and how to give everyone an excellent education. and second, because we need money to drive resources to the programs. >> reporter: newark schools need help. under state control since 1995, nuke spends about $22,000 per pupil each year. 47% above the state average. the results are dismal. 45% of students do not graduate from high school. only 20% of newark grads atend college. zuckerberg is part of a growing trend of venture philanthropists, investing huge sums in education reform. others are bill and melinda gates, t. boone pickens. but some skeptics wonder if the $100 mill

in new jersey, one swimmer was killed and another remains missing after being pulled in by strong rip tides. >> for most normal human becomes, a hurricane coming is a time to go inside, get out of the way. for you, it's a time to? >> well, surf. yeah. i mean, for all of us. i think there's a lot of normal human becomes out here playing in the water. but yeah, it's dangerous. the rip tide is insane. >> is this really safe? >> if you know what you're doing, it's safe. but not completely. even here, the current is so hard that if you get a little too far out you can get shot out all the way out to sea in 30 seconds. >> reporter: north carolina was the first to realize the extend of earl's power. "nightline" followed mark and jess, hurricane chasers for hurricanetrack.com, as they captured images of earl from their state of the art storm chasing truck. they've been hurricane hunting for the last ten years, traveling right into the eye of the storm. >> we are getting pounded. storm surge is coming in right now. we are getting blasted right now. >> reporter: for them, it's about getting the

mike taibbi, new jersey. >>> when our broadcast continues in a moment, "education nation." you know how teachers have been under attack lately, tonight we meet parents who were willing to go to battle for the teachers. >>> later, remembering one of the great leading men, tony curtis. words alone aren't enough. my job is to listen to the needs and frustrations of the shrimpers and fishermen, hotel or restaurant workers who lost their jobs to the spill. i'm iris cross. bp has taken full responsibility for the clean up in the gulf and that includes keeping you informed. our job is to listen and find ways to help. that means working with communities. restoring the jobs, tourist beaches, and businesses impacted by the spill. we've paid over $400 million in claims and set up a $20 billion independently-run claims fund to cover lost income until people impacted can get back to work. and our efforts aren't coming at tax-payer expense. i know people are wondering-- now that the well is capped, is bp gonna meet its commitments? i was born in new orleans. my family still lives here. i

. >> now a look at other stories making news "early today" in america. >>> shocking video from new jersey where a caregiver is behind bar after she was seen on tape allegedly abusing her 91-year-old patient. the caregiver faces multiple charges, all of which she denies. >>> in louisiana, new videotape was released of a hit and run driver whose offense was caught on walmart security camera. now, the driver approaches a crosswalk and mows down a 60-year-old woman who bravely pushes her daughter out of the way. seconds later the driver clips another shopper before driving away.

one of those cells went through central pennsylvania up into the border of new jersey and into new york city. another one of the cells came just south of pittsburgh and then down towards the d.c. area. today we won't see anything like that. well off the coast. you can see them as they pushed offshore. lots of sunshine from about philly southward. there will be a mixture of sun and clouds from new york city through new england. temperatures are a little cooler today than yesterday. especially around albany but it's going to be another steamy day around d.c. and baltimore. should easley be up there around 90 degrees again. just another -- just an amazing summer. philly, 86. new york, 80. tomorrow we do it again, another surge of warmth that's going to come up. this will probably be our last warm day we'll see for awhile. areas around d.c. could easily be into the mid-90s. 94 or so. we'll do that on friday. saturday we cool it off for a nice weekend. almost done with what has been an incredibly hot summer 90 today and 94 tomorrow in d.c., amara. >> bill, thank you. >>> which artist has bee

jersey's governor unveils his plan to save a system that is holding $46 million in the red. welcome to the "journal editorial report". tea party candidate christine o'donnell's stunning victory tuesday over long-time

martha: new developments to tell you about in the horrifying story out of a new jersey college campus. the n.y.p.d. is now saying that they believe that they have recovered the body of this young man, a rutgers university freshman, just started college a few short weeks ago, tyler clemente, 18 years old, reportedly jumped off the george washington bridge, to commit suicide. after he found out that some of what he was doing in his dorm room, a sexual encounter was actually being streamed live on-line, by who? the police believe that it was by these two. his roommates, his friends om high school, reportedly turned on the web cam on the computer in tyler's room and then let everybody know about it. kimberly guilfoyle is a former prosecutor and, dr. keith ablow, a member of the fox medical a-team, this is incredibly heart wrenching story for any parent who sent a child off to college and three weeks into the situation, these -- if this is true, these completely unfeeling kids, put this boy in a situation that, for some reason, he felt there was absolutely no, no way out of, that he would

and now that the rain is starting to move northward, maryland, delaware, sunday new jersey. up and down the earn seaboard our system will be a two-day event and don't count on a lot of sunshine. the rest of the country looks pretty nice. temperatures are chilly this morning in chicago up through the northern plains. here's your forecast today. a beautiful fall crisp day from st. louis to kansas city. look at dallas, warm at 76. denver. a lot of rain, even some thorns and alorm with it possible airm airport delays. that's a look at your monday forecast. in washington, d.c. some rain this morning and that will continue through the day. as the warm front kicks north ward we may throw in a thunderstorm or two. areas in the south, same for you in atlanta. as i mentioned there's some gorgeous weather in the country from dallas to denver. we'll take a look at that tuesday forecast. and for the east coast, veron a veronica, it doesn't get a lot better. >> don't forget your umbrella. >>> so how is wall street going to do this week? your earlile morning business headlines are straight

there was some pretty good thunderstorms up ii new jersey, new york earlier today. back in west virginia. few spotty showers, but will miss us. looking at what will happen. next day planner. clear skies tonight 65 for the morning commute. and brushing into the lower 80s for later in the afternoon. but for the moot part, relatively quiet conditiinn, and i will show you when the next chance foo rain is arriving. coming up in my seven-day forecast in a bit. >> the ravens inch by witt a victory over the jets tonight. brutal game, lots of penalties. hard hitting and somm on field bickering. but a win. for the opener. fans took purple and black pride into enemy territory in new york. make that north jersey with a new meadow land stadium as the back load. fans gathered among the sea of green and white this afternnon. and no one was afraii to show their alliance. but the relationships seemed to transcend rivalries. >> rivalry going on here. and too bbd he will lose. ú->> may the best team win. >> exactly. >> no injuries tonight we come away clean. >> nd stty with us. comin

instead of a spending binge, you will get what you see in new jersey. more states follow new jersey and enact a budget woes spending level is below what it was five years ago. they need a good 10-cent cigar. >> last word from steve forbes. thank you, everybody. when we come back, the tea party is helping bring a new fairer tax plan to america. we're not talking about the bush tax cuts. find out what it is on "cashin' in." but first -- >> another wild eyed leftist radicalist. >> anti-business charges against the president mount, one of his top economic guys is rushing to his defense. is former fed chief paul volcker right or wrong? hear our fox business exclusive and you decide. ♪ [ male announcer ] every siness day, bank of america lends billions of dollars, to individuals, institutions, schools, organizations and businesses. ♪ working to set opportunity in motion. bank of america. i've been looking at the numbers, and i think our campus is spending too much money on printing. i'd like to put you in charge of cutting costs. calm down. i know that it

lindsey davis, abc news, rutges university, cas scat a way, new jersey. >> the waters, how can you say that. >> i have a daughter too fred. >> you talked about her. >> you brought it out. >> fred, that's it. >> a confrontation between new