>> what we really hear about in new jersey is new jersey specific. we are feeling their economy is doing well. there is lower unemployment in new jersey. people think it is unaffordable there. concerned with the direction of the state in the country right now. the treatment for state and local taxes has made it unaffordable. is that an issue in this election for you? it can hurt you because you are running as a republican. >> it is an important issue. new jersey ends are getting a tax cut on the admiral level. -- federal level. that is a big issue because new jersey is a state that really is suffering from migration. , butust at the high end new jersey has the highest rate of outmigration of 18 to 34-year-olds. their outlook for jobs is what people want to hear about. >> let's be honest you have an uphill bottle part -- battle. what is your pitch? how do you ask them to vote for you? >> look at the recent polls. the left polls are 4%. people in new jersey are clear that change is needed. my opponent has been in washington for 25 years. 16 of those ye

it doesn't usually happen in new jersey. >> new jersey politics are interesting. >> martha: that's for sure. >> but usually not in good ways. here's the thing, it's a tough year for republicans in new jersey and in a lot of places and a lot of blue states and let's be honest from the start, this is a long shot. this is a hard one, but you have in mr. hugin what republicans love to see. if they have a lot of places where they are spending money to try to gain seats in the senate. this is one where you have a person who has money of his own and has a donor base that he can call on to help them out and he can become instantly viable essentially in this race. menendez is badly damaged. he was not really cleared-cleared in the sense that prosecutors eventually said we are dropping what we're doing. they didn't say we think he's peachy keen. what they said was we can't get there from here and we give up. and that's going to hang over him and also resentment inside his party toward him for the way he did this. it would have been much better for him for democrats to have stepped aside and let

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen: i yield five minutes to the chairman of the subcommittee on appropriations, mr. calvert. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. calvert: it is my distinct honor to bring to the floor the 2019 interior, environment and related appropriations bill. before i go into details of the bill i'd like to commend chairman frelinghuysen for his leadership and support throughout this process. as reported by the appropriations committee, the fiscal year 2019 interior environment bill is funded at $35 tnt 252 billion which is equal to the f.y. 2018 enacted level. we've made sincere efforts to prioritize critical needs within our subcommittee allocation and reviewing more than 5,200 individual requests. in the interest of time, i won't outline all the problems or programs and activities funded in this bill. i'd like to point out a few highlights. the bill provides robust wildland fire funding, totaling $3.9 billion. it fully funds a 10-year average for wildland fi

we have to stand up against a travel ban affecting muslim members of new jersey, residents of new jersey. we have to stand up on so many different issues because there is so much coming out of washington at this point. >> you mentioned standing up to the remarks you heard from the radio hosts earlier. you tweeted in response at the radio station and said this is my name, my position, i'm a sikh american. you also said i have three daughters and, yesterday, itold them to turn off the radio. what did you say to your children about what thy just heard? >> radio hosts are free to criticvee me. i an enormous privilege to serve the residents of this state and they have the privilege to call me out on the policies they don't like, but we can do it in a thoughtful, courteous and respectsful manner. that's what i teach my kids, and if iave an opportunity to talk to these radio hosts, that's what i would say to them., people have sauld you go on their radio show? i have no desire to practice my interview skills on a radio show. i think they could benefit by joining me a cmunity meeting where i tal

jersey, and we have a live look now at marine one arriving at morristown, new jersey. he's been here at his golf club this weekend in new jersey. he took to twitter this morning to push back on the negative comments that had been building all week. he started with this, tweeting, i had a great meeting with putin, and the fake news used every bit of their energy to try and disparage it. so bad for our country. other lawmakers are also wishing that the summit could have gone a little differently. listen. >> i would have liked him to have said look, president putin, we know that you interfered in our 2016 elections, and that you're doing it now, and that's not a question. that's a statement. and here are consequences to it. if you want to rejoin the world order and observe international law, and stop invading sovereign nations, like ukraine, then we can have a pathway forward. >> and one main question, will that pathway include this proposed meeting with putin at the white house this fall? we know that the white house -- the administration has invited putin to come this f

republican congressman of new jersey joins us. or against with president trump as he tries to hang on to his congressional seat? david: president trump says he pick for who will succeed justice kennedy. to take us through the process, we welcome kimberly robinson. thank you for joining us. before we get into names, what is the common theme to what we have heard so far? trump saysresident he is looking for someone with an excellent educational pedigree, somebody who will be a true conservative, and somebody who has a relatable story to connect with the american people. david: when you talk about a true conservative, doing no how much that is -- do we know how much that is a social conservative as opposed to an economic conservative, someone more concerned about business? isberly: president trump talking about conservatives in this sense it is someone who looks at the constitution and along withterpret it what it was originally meant to be. that can lead in different directions in social and economic places, but first, he is looking

you and i live in new jersey. we are trapped. >> what he and the democrats have done to her state scimitar real estate values and intends. stuart: thank you. nice addition there. the guy who's delivering a pizza to an army base at a deportation order against him could be taken into custody, bring him in but a judge says your cake and were going to release you. you agree with that? i do. in a sense, the judge's second guessing the executive branch. the president, the people that work for the president decided this to be deported and president trump has had no tolerance. a line in the sand. you're on that side which is illegal you go, decide which is legal you say. he was on that side even though he's the father. his wife's american citizen. his children are american citizens that he is a productive job. he's paid his taxes to these done everything citizens do about. he drives a car, drives a truck, and provides for his family. the executive branch should have exercised his discretion. this is not the type of person

off to new jersey he goes. >>> up next, new details how the supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh feels about investigations and indictments of the sitting president. hear him in his own words in moments. >>> first, a sneak peek of tomorrow's episode of the axe files. he sits down with mitch landrieu, hear about his take on the trump putin summit in helsinki. >> especially given this week, the way the president handled himself on the world stage, where he humiliated theist of america and as i said before. >> with putin. >> with putin, collusion in motion is what we witnessed this week, that it's got to be clear even to president trump's most ardent supporters, those who supported him because of trade or the economy that this week was a bridge too far, that you can't have a coach playing for the other team. we just witnessed something no president in the history of the united states has ever done. >> why was it? >> i am not interesting in figuring it out. president trump has us all spinning in circles trying to figure out why he does what he does. we need to focus on what his behavior is

, but to newark, new jersey, and to freehold, new jersey. we'll cut off money all over the state. it's not got nothing to do with the actual problem, doesn't help the people who are suffering under the problem of eminent domain abuse. if we want to help them, let's give them a federal right of action, or if you -- if all you can think to do is cut off federal money, cut off the city that's involved but not every city or county that's receiving money under a particular federal program. if i could ask this question of you, mr. nadler, you made the point which i thought was interesting, which is that this is a solution that doesn't address the problem. if we want to save people from getting evicted from their homes under the kelo decision, which president trump applauded and said he supports 100%, but if we want to save people from policies under the kelo decision, shouldn't we give them rights rather than make some kind of federal subsidy decision which is of constitutional question in any event. mr. nadler: reclaiming my time. i agree with yo

after spending a weekend at his golf club in bedminster, new jersey. we are told that while in new jersey, he was to meet with potential supreme court nominees or at least have discussions with the potential nominees. all right. still ahead, a day after the nationwide marches of the family separations at the border, president trump warns the d democrats that take on i.c.e. is a losing issue. are the democrats playing into the president's narrative that they are anti-law enforcement? behr presents: ordinary versus overachiever. behr premium plus, "behr" through it all with a top-rated paint at a great price. right now, get incredible savings on behr. exclusively at the home depot. captured lightning in a bottle. over 260 years later as the nation's leader in energy storage we're ensuring americans have the energy they need, whenever they need it nextera energy. head-clearing, body repairing, titempur-pedic sleep. purchase a tempur-luxe or tempur-breeze mattress today and enjoy $500 off... or a free adjustable base upgrade. experience the most highly rec

>> nawaz: and new jersey yeah. to people who wear turbans, could be. >> and attorney general gurbir grewal joins us now from newark. you've spoken beforebo experiencing discrimination in various points in your life, but in this one moment, when you heard these remarks, what went i rough your mind? >> unfortunatelyve spoken on this issue before throughout my life, really. what was different this particular incident is i think all of new jersey heard it. more often than not, a lot of these comments are on the comment sections of newspaper articles or on social media. and when all of new jersey hea it, my initial reaction was, obviously, it was a little bitng disturo me, but i've developed thick skin throughoutr my cr. i have a high-profile job, i have a lot of people around me to look out and pro itect me, have a security detail, but what really bothered me was that there were so many other people in the state that don't have that same thing skin, there aree le who don't have the benefit of the same security that i h

in new jersey, for example, the weber race, the vance race, it looks like the jurors -- new jersey can go the same way as massachusetts where you may have one or two republicans from new jersey. mcarthur and smith will probably survive. guest: you know a lot about congressional races from the other coast. republicans have done really well in new jersey in recent years, for a state that has a natural democratic tilt. it is going to be tested. it is going to be really tested in this election. new jersey, pennsylvania, virginia, we will get a really nightdea then of what the is like. in your state of california, there are like seven competitive races. we will have a good idea the direction of the evening is going, but until the votes are counted in california, what the numbers will be we do not know. republicans are hoping that this gas tax initiative, repeal a fairly new gas tax, they are hoping that will bring out republican voters in california. maybe it does, maybe it doesn't. they desperately need help. tariffshe president's taking a toll on pivotal pennsylvania." there are similar h

york or new jersey, illinois, california. that is not so easy. start with the basics. you have to have a florida drivers license, florida voter registration, but that is just the beginning. here's the tough part. those auditors will comment and say, where are your primary physicians? where do you keep your family and her limbs and then they will say, prove to a prove to us that you have not spent any moment of 183 days in new york, for example for connecticut and to prove that their literature easy path and all your credit card statements and that's just for starters. if you're flying to europe then you have to europe in a happening town to jfk to change planes and then go to europe, you've put your foot in new york and you are paying taxes. >> that means living in new york or >> in a second of the day spent in new york counts as a full day in new york. it is very, very tough to prove you are officially moving your domicile to one of those tax-free states. >> they are going to come after you. >> special auditors who just look

host: martin is joining us from new jersey. caller: good morning. one of the things that to phone neal said is that all politics is local. i live in middlesex county where the democrat has anointed the candidates for over 100 years. in my community of east brunswick, which is very , there really are not men are women running for office on the local level or on the congressional level, on the township level. as a result, i am not going to vote in the midterms. whether it is for democrats or republicans. the democrats in middlesex county and in new jersey anoint who is going to run, who will be assembly man or woman position, and as a result, you have to change the situation where people who have a diversified background and an ethnic mix are able to run for election. host: thank you, morton. guest: yeah, i am really glad we got that comment. it is one of the more interesting things in modern politics. tip o'neill made that comment 30 years ago. and our politics have definitely changed greatly since then. we have more of a national politics today, a p

lance of new jersey. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey, mr. lance and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. lance: i rise today to offer an amendment increasing funding for the delaware river program-t protecting our nation's water supply is one of the major accomplishments of this legislation. the delaware river is a strong priority for the country. i thank the chairman and chairman calvert for their support of this program and support in support of my bipartisan amendment i offer tonight with congressman gottheimer also of new jersey. the delaware river supplies water to over 15 million people and serves as the major source of drinking water for new jersey, new york, delaware and pennsylvania. indeed of the major cities across the globe, new york is considered to have the best quality water and that is due to basin. ware water federal policies affect every state and the lives and health of every american and interstate commerce generated by these natural resources is squarely

at a railroad crossing in new jersey. >>> take a look at what happened at a railroad crossing in new jersey. a new jersey transit commuter train slams right into that bus that was attempting to cross the tracks with the red lights flashing. only one person on the bus suffered non-life-threatening injuries. no one on the train was hurt. an investigation is under way. >> and the train was by new jersey transit and the bus was also a new jersey transit, colliding there. >> ooh. >> yeah. ouch. >>> so we're getting a first look at the surveillance video showing george clooney colliding showing george clooney colliding with a car. >> it happened on the italian island of sardinia. >> the video is a little bit difficult to make out. but you see him there, flying off of that scooter. this video from, that we're getting, tmz reports clooney was going about 60 miles per hour when he came across that vehicle and flew about 20 feet in the air, slamming his head into the car's windshield. he was wearing a helmet, did not suffer any lif

welcome now democratic senator menendez from new jersey. he is a ranking member who comes to us from the washington center. thank you for your time today and i appreciate you being here. let's start with the nato summit so far from what we see. what do you make of that? first of all, it is to be met by 20 24. all countries must meet the responsibility to know nato country -- as we speak today and nato countries are actually meeting the target. this year, several years before. it is alarming the president seems to be giving the hand to -- the pakistan -- the back of his hand to our closest allies and seems to embrace significant adversaries like putin. with hislarming participation in the nato summit. >> he began the day meeting with dance oldenburg, the director general. really challenging angela merkel of germany, saying you are too dependent upon russia. is he right about that that in fact not just germany but russia and europe, their energy support russia.her -- from >> our strongest allies in the sanctions for invading eastern ukraine,

jersey and not covered by new jersey's paid leave law. creating a national program sets a baseline that means every single person that is working would be able to take time to care for a loved one if they're living in the same state as their parent or in somewhere else. the family act would add on new jersey's program by providing additional weeks. and by raising the cap on wage replacement. we know that's so important for getting men involved. one of the great successes of california is because it has a higher wage cap. it's increased men's leave taking by more than 200%. we've seen some increase in new jersey but some of the constraints of new jersey's law have not had quite an impact. this would absolutely improve new jerseyian's experiences. >> now let me ask you. are we the only industrialized country in the world that doesn't guarantee some form of paid leave? >> we absolutely are. we are -- it is us and new guinea and a few other small island nations that don't have paid maternity leave and, you know, we don't, with other high weal

new jersey lawmakers want to close the waterfront commission. tony dokoupil visited the port where regulators say the influence of the mob has never been greater. >> reporter: it's already the busiest port on the east coast, and now the cranes and docks of new york harbor are poised to get even busier as giant new ships arrive from around the world. but this modern waterfront still hasn't shaken its criminal past. according to the watchdog group responsible foor fighting organized crime on the docks. >> i like to say if you watch "on the waterfront" not much has changed except the waterfront's now in color. >> reporter: walter arsenalt is executive director of new york harbor a special bistate agency created in 1953. >> new york is blessed if thaez the word in quotes with five organized crime families. >> all those families in some way are connected with the port? >> absolutely. >> reporter: as a choke point in the global economy, the port has historically been exported by criminals who forced payoffs and other kickbacks by controlling who unloa

he is from new jersey. largestownship is my town and that is where he invented the light bold, and the phonograph -- lightbulb, and the photograph and so many other things. i said, maybe michigan can put him there? but ohio? what did he do in ohio? it turns out he was born in ohio. he left ohio when he was 13. whatever. we still had fight. even i was amazed that tonight you put up a picture of the committee when it was called the house interstate and foreign commerce committee. you had a picture of john before the rayburn building was born and what is now the resources committee. i didn't realize they used to meet and resources because both john and i at one time were on the fisheries committee. i asked if that was the case and he said that they met there for years. we learned some history tonight. waldenwant to thank greg and fred upton. joe barton is here. most importantly, john dingell. without john the committee would not be what it is today. he fought for the jurisdiction and made it a committee. 60% o

today her family spoke out after jahi passed away in new jersey following a recent surgery. abc 7 reporter melanie woodrow joins news the newsroom with more details. >> jahi mcmath now has two death certificates. an incomplete one from california in 2013 that her lawyer is contesting, and another one from new jersey when her mother says she passed away just past month. jahi's mother describing today how her daughter had the whole world stirred up without saying a word. >> they really didn't want jahi to live. they didn't want her to die. but that little black girl from oakland made history. and i'm so proud of her. >> for four and a half years, jahi survived on life support. in 2013, california doctors declared her brain dead following tonsil surgery. >> the only news i ever had was getting her to the hospital to get her tonsils removed. >> the family gave up everything to get her moved to new jersey. >> we had to leave everything behind. >> shame on california and thank god for states like new jersey who have religious exemptions. >> on june 22nd of this year following a su

>> ellison barber in new jersey with the president. thank you. >>> meanwhile, thousands braving the sweltering heat in washington, d.c. to attend an immigration rally right across from the white house. one young protester there reading a letter to a child separated from his parents at the southern border. >> i really hope you and everyone else gets free and live a happy playful life like a kid [applause] [cheers] >> i wish the president would think about everyone else who is suffering and sad and try to help. people may argue that there are good reasons for this, but there are not. there's not even one good reason. [cheers and applause] >> garrett tenney is covering that and has more for us from washington. garrett? >> after spending the day out there covering these protests in d.c., it is worth noting that a lot of the groups that are behind today's marches are the same ones that have been involved in organizing other protests against president trump and his policies. what was interesting though with this issue of immigration, and the

men were members of the society of new jersey. c.l. bragger discusses how members reacted at the time and how the event 'snaged to shift the public perspective of duels in general. the society of the cincinnati hosts this 45-minute event. >> good evening, everyone. my name is bill marshall. i'm a member of the south carolina society of the cincinnati. do not take me long to volunteer to introduce our speaker tonight. he and i are dear friends, but i would like to speak a little bit organization, which was created to perpetuate for all time the memory of the american revolution. we welcome all patriotic americans, regardless of if their families have been in america for 300 years or they just arrived here to join the american revolutionary institute as associates. our mission is to make sure all americans understand that the revolution secured our independence, established our republic, created our national identity, and dedicated our country to the ideals of liberty, need to understand and appreciate our revolution. we invite all

oficiales de la policÍa de new jersey lograron salvar a una niÑa que cayÓ a una piscina en newark. la menor llevaba varios minutos siempre andar. lograron que la niÑa sacar el agua que habÍa tragado. una joven puertorriqueÑa fue vÍctima de insultos porque llevaba puesta una camiseta con la bandera de la isla. viviana: este vÍdeo tiene millones de visitas. este hombre la confrontÓ por la bandera que llevaba en su remera. en varias oportunidades le dijo al hombre que se alejara. pero el hombre continuÓ con el acoso a la joven. la indignaciÓn tambiÉn estallÓ en contra del policÍa que se encontraba allÍ. ante la presiÓn la policÍa se vio obligada sobre este hecho diciendo que investiga el incidente y que el agente se encuentra en labores administrativas. polÍticos federales y locales reclaman la expulsiÓn del oficial. >>lo deben botar. >>me hace elif --- significa que le salga el racismo por todos los poros. >>la joven dice que necesita tiempo para pensar y decidir los acciones que tomarÁ. patricia: el presidente de mÉxico agradeciÓ a donald trump por su actitud haci

left the golf course in new jersey arriving in morristown new jersey for the short trip to joint base andrews. the president about to come back to washington d.c. for a huge week announcing his supreme court justice nominee and also then to go off and meet with nato allies in brussels. a big week ahead but the president and first lady wrapping up a weekend in new jersey. back to this nomination process.are you expecting basically, a lot of conservative folks to get in line once they hear the name? are they pretty much happy with the four names and this is kind of splitting hairs about which nominee they prefer? >> i think so. everyone ought to be happy with the names.people have their favorites and one can understand how in this phase people advancing their favorites. unfortunately, some people have been doing that by i think discouraging others. i'm hopeful that the process will come to an end with the president makes his nomination and it will see some strong unity behind the nominee. >> again we are looking at morristown, new jersey where marine one is arriving. the president and f

jersey or new york. but you're right. the more that these state governments continue to tax individuals or corporations, neil, there is a tax right now apparently in california they're considering, asset tax. if you had a second home in california and you know, palm springs or santa barbara, wherever, they would tax you based on the total value of your assets, which would include that house. so people that maybe live in texas or florida, but also have a second residence in california, i think you're going to see retired people living on more fixed income, even if they're wealthy, they're going to start selling those assets and getting out of there, who wants to, you know, be a sitting duck for a government to come in and just tax you on everything you own? it is government out of control. neil: to your point, i find far more creative coming up with ways to raise money than rein in spending money. coming up with ideas how to slow the revenues. never ceases to amaze me. but keeps happening. >> well, that's

they don't want to stay in new jersey. charles: the union decision is impacting new jersey. since the supreme court decision essentially saying unions, you didn't have to join them, you didn't have to pay these dues. now people in unions are feeling liberated. >> they are. we have seen a ton of momentum in the garden state. more than a thousand people have signed up and opted out and are choosing to do so to have more money in their pocket. charles: any stories of intimidation? people were sort of afraid to leach the union. now that the supreme court has given it the seal of approval, has that helped? >> it has. previously where they may have been harassed or intimidated after school. now they are feeling more courage. they are opting out. they are helping their friends opt out. this is a tremendous victory for the first amendment. charles: the first shots in the elevated trade skirmish. we'll break it down with the white house policy and trade director. peter navarro is next. it can power your apps with public services without starting from scratch. it brings your business

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but in new jersey, he was actually indicted for murder. the measured charge in new jersey was later dismissed because hamilton had actually expired in new york. now, i'm sorry to say that the disagreements that preceded the duel and the duel itself violated one of the immutable principles set forth in the institution of the society of the cincinnati which reads, to render permanent the cordial affections assisting among the officers, this spirit will dictate brotherly kindness in all things. to those of you who are not members of the society of cincinnati, i'd add that we consider the institution every bit in force today as it was then, not just in old parchment and inscribed in 1784. the new york society of cincinnati took responsibility for planning hamilton's funeral on july 14, 1804, in march the highly orchestrated procession ahead of his casket. hamilton was interred in the grave ward of trinity church and his grave seems to have become a site of pilgrimage for people who have gone and seen the musical in new york. but they want to b

her teenage daughter died after surgery in new jersey... after being declared brain dead. mcmath was first declared brain dead back in 20-13 here at a bay area hospital. kron 4's haaziq madyun has the story. jahi mcmath's mother nailah winkfield says it is now time to lay her daughter to restsot back in december 2013 doctors at children's hospital in oakland declared 13- year-old jahi mcmath brain dead from complications that developed following tonsil surgery. her mother refused to accept the declaration of death. she took jahi to the state of new jersey where hospitals recognize a family's religious beliefs as justification for continued medical caresot

the strain on the power grid left a roller coaster in new jersey stopped in its tracks. and this congressman suffering from heat exhaustion. in philadelphia a water main broke, leaving 2,000 people without power. no water and no ac, and the temperature felt like 107. to the north in burlington, vermont, it's a struggle. >> not really set up in burlington, a lot of homes don't have air-conditioning. >> reporter: for the holidays, advice is stay hydrated, avoid alcohol and avoid strenuous activities. keep your body cool. >> it's hot. we don't have a pool and love coming to the beach. >> reporter: and of course, eat lots and lots of ice cream. it used to be rare in new jersey to have seven days in a row of 90 plus degree temperatures. that changed. in the last 10 years, it's happened seven times. people here are getting pretty used to it. you can expect this beach to be packed again tomorrow. >> it is going to be a scorching 4th for a lot of people outside with parades and fireworks. dylan dreyer tracking the heat. >> good evening. the mugginess will continue. when you have

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president trump is spending the weekend at the golf resort in bed minu bedminister, new jersey. the news of a booming economy and the president fulfilling a campaign promise overshadowed by the latest bombshell in the russia investigation. the man who once said he would take a bullet for trump is now telling special counsel mueller the president knew about that infamous 2016 trump tower meeting ahead of time. this is something the president has repeatedly denied. and now the president is doubling down on that denial. cnn's white house reporter sarah westwood joins us live from new jersey near the president's golf club where he is spending the weekend. how is the president handling this? >> reporter: president trump is settling in for a weekend facing many unanswered questions about that 2016 trump tower meeting involving his son, donald trump, and a russian lawyer. trump refused to answer questions about those claims from his attorney michael cohen. that trump had advance knowledge of that meeting. rudy giuliani, trump's current attorney, is going after cohen in the wake of cnn'

new jersey. here we come. we're driving through pat evete, new jersey. it is the second largest population of muslims in the united states. >> welcome. >> how are you? >> nice to meet you. >> good. >> hello. how are you? >> very good. >> what's up, man? >> how are you? >> what does it mean to be a muslim in trump's america? >> i was walking down the street and a guy just saw me and is like oh, like, i can't believe you're covered like this. he's like oh, that's why trump should ship you all back out. ship me back where? you know, i've been raised here. i'm a u.s. citizen just like you. we just want equal rights. he gave the green light for people to act that way. it's because you makes it seem like it's okay. and it's not. >> he's trying to clash people against each other. i think he's putting us in two groups. >> how do you think he's putting people in groups? zblp wh . >> when you're trying to label people with one single brush and saying all mexicans are rapists. all muslims are bad, no the a few. i think this is a problem. that is unacceptable. >> i

so kelly, following the president, of course, in his new jersey estate, the president with an active day of tweeting, which you've been chronicling for us. what are you hearing? >> a flurry of tweets this morning, alex. and now with a break in the weather that looks favorable for golf, one might presume that the president is on the links. we don't know that for certain, but that's a supposition. but prior to doing that, the president was watching tv this morning. that's reflected in his tweets. and the most recent one he has on his twitter feed is again referring to his helsinki meeting with vladimir putin. i had an all caps great meeting with putin and the fake news used every bit of their energy to try and disparage. it's so bad for our country. the president feeling particularly stung by the criticism of his lack of a forceful public condemnation of putin while standing with him in

but i'm putting conservative people on. >> tara is in new jersey with the president tonight. the president saying he may actually interview two judges on his shortlist this weekend? >> reporter: that's right, tom, he said he hopes to speak to two candidates from his golf course in bedminster, new jersey. a white house official tells me that since the senate will be in session this august they're hoping they can get through the confirmation process and have a supreme court justice on the bench by november 1st, just a week before the midterm elections. tom. >> tara, thank you. >>> and this programming note, tomorrow on "this week," martha raddatz goes one-on-one with republican senator susan collins of maine, a crucial swing vote who could decide the fate of the president's supreme court nominee. >>> next to that deadly ram page in an american newsroom. we're learning about the alleged gunman, years of violent rants and court documents revealing what he called his oath to kill. that community in mourning after the attack on the capital gazette in annapolis. here's gio benitez w

her daughter - jahi mcmath - died after surgery in new jersey. the girl had already been delcared brain dead in 2013. after complications from a tonsil surgery at oakland children's hospital. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. jahi mcmath's mother nailah winkfield says it is now time to lay her daughter to restsot back in december 2013 doctors at children's hospital in oakland declared 13- year-old jahi mcmath brain dead from complications that developed following tonsil surgery. her mother refused to accept the declaration of death. she took jahi to the state of new jersey where hospitals recognize a family's religious beliefs as justification for continued medical caresot

host: republicans have won in new jersey. caller: yes, but the problem is, new jersey republicans win governorships, but not senate seats. reason, the senate seats foul democrats all the way . i don't think it is so solid. enough about him or if he could generate enough popularity. i think menendez is in big trouble. host: john, thank you for the call, and check out the analysis about the races you are talking about. caller: ok. that would be a true shock, even though it is listed. host: that would give the republicans a seat they did not initially count on. tennessee, if, in the democrats pick up that seat, that is a seat republicans hope they could maintain paris a lot to watch. a someo sandy running youngstown, ohio on the independent line. good morning. caller: hi. i kind of agree with that one about "thelked twilight zone," because trump is being accused of something he did not do by democrats. but the democrat who did something is off. they are saying the republicans are breaking all the rules, which is not true. and al

by the new jersey where the president is spending this weekend. liz: plus, exclusive interview with attorney for a few russian spies. grill in jail facing trial as a foreign agent for moscow. good thing the

new york, new jersey, port authority, mta, new jersey transit? there are technology piece and jurisdictional and governance piece. to the extent they are pursuing technologies and can work together. drones for new york city, our airspace is pretty dense. i don't know if we're ready to go there. but we are doing connected vehicles, looking at things we could deploy regionally. we are one region. >> for the question and the record, where do the jets and giants play? >> in the region. [laughter]. >> case closed. senator markey. >> thank you, mr. chairman once again. once again, this is an area where senator booker and i compete. we compete and i just had him check it out, and new york has the second worst congestion and we're number 7 in congestion. one place we like to behind new york, one category. >> far behind. >> in washington, d.c., is number six. between new york, boston and washington, we're, we have a lot of reason to solve this problem. it is consuming a large percentage of the discretionary time that we have left on the planet, okay? just

jahi died recently after a surgery in new jersey kron4's haaziq madyun spoke to her mother. jahi mcmath's mother nailah winkfield says it is now time to lay her daughter to restsot back in december 2013 doctors at children's hospital in oakland declared 13- year-old jahi mcmath brain dead from complications that developed following tonsil surgery. her mother refused to accept the declaration of death. she took jahi to the state of new jersey where hospitals recognize a family's religious beliefs as justification for continued medical caresot

jon: allison barber is live in berkley heights, new jersey. this interview covered a lot of ground, allison. >> reporter: yeah, it did. it covered north korea, russia, tax reform, tax cuts, trade, on friday president trump spoke with canadian prime minister justin trudeau, according to the white house press secretary they discussed trade, among other economic issues. the pair have been at odds over u.s. steel and aluminum tariffs. canada's retaliatory tariffs are in effect as of today. the european union imposed their own a little over a week ago. there are warnings that it could spark a global trade war and raise prices for consumers. president trump is defending some of his recent actions. >> harley davidson is saying we'll send production overseas because we can't deal with the retaliatory tariffs out of europe and that's because of our tariffs. should you be calling out specific companies? you're the president. >> yes, i should. >> reporter: the president told reporters that he could meet with a couple potential supreme court nominees this

>>> time now for the index and the deadly blast in southern new jersey. an early morning explosion flattening an entire home. the blast so powerful it knocked pictures right off the walls of nearby neighbors. at least two people were killed. family and friends said they were an elderly couple. well known in that community. >>> the out of control chase. this truck slamming so hard it bounces off the brick. the woman who lives there and her mother both inside. police say the driver had been trying to flee, driving under the influence and speeding. the suspect saying his shoe got stuck on the accelerator. no one was injured in this accident. that driver now held on multiple charges. >>> and the taser takedown of a suspected rapist in florida. bodycams show the intense moments police confront the suspect. police catching up to him at a local convenience store. he was tasered and wrestled to the ground. he's now being held without bail. >>> and there's an urgent manhunt for a suspected killer. wilson, escaping from a mississippi prison, now on the run for more

great experience. >> michelle miller, cbs news, new jersey. >> ninan: the extraordinary things men and women in blue do every day for this country. that's the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. later on "cbs 48 hours." and the news continues on our 24 digital network cbsn. or on cbsnews.com. i' new york. captioning sponsored by cbs ca more than a thousand people.. given just moments to get out.. as another fast-moving wildfire explod >>> more than a thousand people given moments to get out of another fast-moving wildfire exploding through a california neighborhood. >> plus, do you recognize this naked prowler? he's been exposing himself to women all over the east bay. now they're exposing him. >> and these anti-i.c.e. protestors have been blocking a san francisco street for days. we asked police if they have plans to step in and stop them. >> protestors blocking the street, trying to block our cameras as well. >> the same first amendment rights that you have to be here, i have to record and report. >> reporter: occupy protestors blocked our cameras as we stood on the sidewalk during

the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. sires: mr. speaker, i rise in support of this measure, and i yield myself such time as i may consume. for the purpose of closing. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. sires: in response to ortega's brutal crackdown on human rights violations, h.res. 981 condemns the violence, the rsecution, the intimidated committed by the government of nicaragua. they have murdered, detained, tortured innocent people, peacefully standing up for their rights. stories of nicaraguan protesters being electrocuted and waterboarded by gangs aligned with the ortega regime continues to horror the international community. while the ortegas may have interference in their affairs, let us be clear, the united states condemns the violence, the persecution, the -- midation, and murders by to the peaceful protesters by the government of nicaragua. we demand nicaragua release those wrongfully detained by the government. again, i want to thank chairman and ranking member of the foreign affairs committee, ed

new jersey. this weather pattern is not going anywhere. they call it stagnant. it will be here for much of this week. >> thanks for the heads up, bill. >>> we have breaking news for you overnight out of toronto. chaos after a gunman opened fire in a busy noun town area of toronto. one woman was killed and 13 more were injured. the gunman was dead at the scene following an exchange with the police. the man with the handgun stormed this area at 10:00 p.m. with many people out and about full of restaurants and shops. >> i thought it was fireworks at first because there was rapid fire andaun and some more fire. >> the city's mayor dauld evidencecity's gun problem. >> guns are too readily available to too many people. we have a gun problem and i hope every step is going to be taken by all of those who have spons zblilt with no clear motive, police are pleading for the public for any tips or information. they have not yet ruled out more. >>> war with iran is the mother of all wars. president trump firi

in many ways what we have seen since he became president, he is returning to new jersey. what is his focus as he does that. >> reporter: while he is here in new jersey we are told you will be spending some time working on preparations for his nato visit next week, the annual summit where he will meet with a lot of his international partners. he has been critical of many, talking about nato in harsh terms that certainly distressed a lot of u.s. allies. at the same time we know that the president is indicating over the next couple of days he will have a final decision on his second vacancy to fill on the supreme court. down to a few finalists, the president having some interviews with them. we're waiting to see exactly how that will fall out over the next couple of days. will he make a decision early? will it leak? will it hold until monday when the president really wants to have that big, national audience to watch, as he did with neil gorsuch. but in montana it was vintage campaign president trump, and it was really ramped up in many ways, bringing the shock jock to the c