the gentleman from new jersey is recognized -- the gentleman from new jersey continues to reserve. the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. walden: mr. speaker, i don't believe we have any other speakers on our side of the aisle on this measure. with that, i'd urge its pass and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: mr. speaker, i would urge support for this legislation and i yield back the balance of my time as well. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, h.r. 1426. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and, without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5878, the ceiling fan improvement act of 2020. the sp

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start taking place in new jersey. >> we have three licenses first in phyllisburg on the new jersey, pennsylvania border and two more on the northern new jersey legal majority we did legalize in the state of new jersey overwhelmingly but will take six to seven months for the regulations to be written. you can't walk into dispensary today without a medical card you can't get without a medical doctor but recreational purchase starts june next year. >> tim would like to jump with a question. >> thanks for joining us tonight. the profitability of being vertical in a state like new jersey is one reason your stock trade is massive premium to your peers and for an industry criticized for not being profitable, talk about that, you've been talked about the beast of the east and your focus on maryland, new jersey and other parts of the east coast at some point, why are you so profitable >> our philosophy has been very much about a mile deep, not a mile wide, we wanted to be significant players so we went to scale fast to achieve level of economy as other players in pennsylvania we have roughly

over a third of new jersey small businesses closing. mckenzie is not papering over the governor's covid-19 response it begs the question why keep them at all and that is why we call for him to do the right thing and drop these bad actors. shannon: thank you for joining us and hard to share your story but appreciate your being here, people need to hear it. gun violence rising sharply in philadelphia over the holiday weekend. police say 20 people were hers, more than a dozen shootings across the city, the victims included 16-year-old boy fighting for his life after he was shot multiple times, the city has seen 200,000 shooting victims this year, 53% increase from last year. senator joe manchin sounding off on alexandria ocasio cortez telling the new york times, quote, i don't know the young lady, i never met her. i am understanding she's not that active in committee, she's more active on twitter than anything else. his comments follow this photo of herself staring at him after he blasted the d fund the police movement. the time is now, 40

who will get vaccinated first in new jersey? >> wolf, thankfully we established our inner governmental covid task force on super bowl sunday and the vaccine independent body that reviews equity and priorities started meeting, believe it or not as early as as march. obviously we have coordinated this with the cdc. but sort of first population will clearly be health care workers and long-term care residents and staff. then we will -- it will be a series of circles that go out from there. i believe firmly, based on all of the work we have done and evidence we have seen, we will be broadly available in new jersey and i think in america by april or may of next year. so this literally is a light at the end of the tunnel only a few months away. >> do you have enough money, the state of new jersey, to distribute millions of doses of this vaccine? it's up to the states to do it. >> the answer is no. we need a robust federal partnership both from the trump administration and their 40 odd days to go and they have been good partners, i have

jersey a new york area. ultimately, my father became a research scientist but not before he took on a host of jobs. .ne was a groundsman my father always had a knack for math and science but college was not a possibility for him in the 1950's in richmond, virginia. one fateful day led to an opportunity. my dad was self-taught. he would read textbooks at night. he would go to classes provided at the lab by some of thehd scientists. was a part ofhe from breaking work at bell labs. he fought at advocated for black stabbed -- blacks to have opportunity in research. juan: dr. pernell, her father was not the only number of your family afflicted by the coronavirus. could you talk about the experiences of other family members and then your decision to participate in the vaccine trial? >> sure. i have been saying clearly it is so important to put a face to this pandemic. so important to put a face to the science. only talk about how coronavirus is disproportionately impacting black and brown lives, i oftentimes point

miguel marquez is in new jersey. i'm curious how quickly it rolls out and how quickly they get this to a large number of health care workers there? r. >> reporter: in this first trench they're getting 76,000 doses across new jersey, 6 different locations to roll those out. three phases of people getting vaccines. this facility behind us can do 600 shots a day and they have five other locations they'll do that. as they get more vaccines, they'll increase the number of hospitals one can get the vaccine and beyond that they increase it to community health centers where the vast majority of the population can git it. but they think it'll be months and months before you get that critical mass in the population getting the vaccine. in the first phase there are 650,000 individuals who need the vaccine, the health care workers, those who deal with covid directly. we spoke to an er nurse, a registered nurse who has been at this facility since the deepest, darkest days of the pandemic. >> it is -- it's almost hard to put in wo

new jersey guy. up north we have josh scottheymer, is so you don't represent me, but you do, obviously, in congress overall the. i'm curious, you got this 5, 593-page stimulus covid relief bill, and then you were told in six hours you've got to vote on it. ing how many things were you surprised at seeing, obviously, in the omnibus part, around, say, 10 million for gender diversity studies in pakistan or $1 billion for the smithsonian or the kennedy center in washington, which has been closed since march, getting tens of millions of dollars? when finally you unpeeled the onion, what were you surprised in terms of what was stuffed into this bill that you're expected to vote on, because if you don't, you're a bad person for rejecting it three days before christmas. >> no, you're not a bad person for rejecting it, and this is what they always do. and this is the conversation we need to have, and this is what we need to change. there were things in that bill that absolutely don't need to be done, and we n

what can you say with following guidance that new jersey had at the time? >> some at the gala were wearing masks, others weren't. a lot of folks wearing masks might have taken them off for a photo. there was additional spacing and all of our tables. i can tell you that i have antibodies. i had a recent test for antibodies before i went and spoke at the gala, so i knew that i wasn't a risk to anyone. they are not a risk to me, and so i was perhaps a bit more lax than i was prior to my positive test with antibodies, but this isn't about me. it's about the blue-collar folks who just want to have a chance to show up at work, do their job, receive an honest days pay for an honest days work, and what his status to many areas in our country, people's jobs have been rendered illegal through no fault of their own, and there really isn't a disparity when you look at my state of florida and the state of new jersey, and how mandates have helped the people. they have hurt people far more than they have helped them, when you look at the impact on incomes and the disinteg

. >> what happened is lloyd, it was a tough time in corning, new york and he took a job in new jersey. >> michele stayed behind with the girls out in the country in corning. but the separation put a strain on the marriage, and in time michele and lloyd divorced. >> she was always positive and going to make the most of everything, and then one day out of the blue she called me and said we're divorced. like okay. >> it was very random. >> after the divorce michele sold the farm and the kids split up. the oldest went to live with her dad in new jersey while karrie and the youngest daughter stayed in corning with mom in a new house. but the divorce was hard on everyone. karrie and her mom sometimes butted heads. the arguments could get heated. >> the issue was living with her mother finishing high school, but it got more and more strained as the years -- as she approached her senior year. >> by late august 2017 karrie, the one-time ballerina, had left home and was a sophomore at r.i.t. in rochester. her younger sister still lived with her mom. it seemed like a typical monday afternoon whe

now there is a war of words, new jersey governor phil murphy calling representative gates a pets and said he never wants to see him in the garden state again, gates is going to be a guest on your show tonight. i'm sure he will have a response. >> we will ask him just minutes from now. the pennsylvania supreme court is refusing to hear an appeal of 2000 mail in ballots that had fools violations, still a separate election challenge pending at the supreme court of pennsylvania. that was filed before the election contesting the pennsylvania secretary of commonwealth decision to extend the mail in ballot deadline was a federal judge in arizona is considering a lawsuit seeking to decertify the election results giving joe biden a win in that state. the lawsuit alleges arizona's election system has flaws that led election workers in foreign countries manipulate results. attorneys for the state election officials say the lawsuit uses conspiracy theories to make allegations. texas suing four battleground states over unlawful election results. attorney general ken paxton asking the supreme cour

new jersey just put in a tax retroactive back to january, new's threatening now. their job should be right now, they should be sitting in a boardroom, virtual, and discussing how do we keep people here and how do we attract people to come here. you know how you do that? you keep taxes low, and you treat people like you actually care about them. but, no, let's raise them. i'm here in orlando, they're building hospital, tensions, schools, apartments, houses because people are flocking here from these other states. and the fight is on between the governors of the high tax versus the governors of the low tax, and hopefully the low tax wins. connell: huge story over the next -- it already has been -- over the next few years though. guys, another quick break and we'll be back here in just a moment on ""cavuto coast to coast,"" christmas eve edition. don't go away. ♪ (chime) choosing sofi was literally one of the best decisions i could have ever made because it gave me peace of mind. ♪ your lips have a unique print. ...and unique needs. your lips are like no others a

hospital in newark, new jersey. an emotional and jubilant moment from that nurse there. >> that's right, andrea. what an amazing birthday gift, right? i think there were some people here this morning who were a little jealous of her, and i spoke to her, and she told me she got the day off work and was headed home after the presser here this morning to have some cake and celebrate with her family. she was so grateful for the opportunity to be the very first person in the state to get this vaccine at university hospital in newark. i think it was extra special because she is a latina nurse, and first generation. and she represents a lot of the community this hospital serves. newark is extremely diverse. there are black and latino neighborhoods here where there's a lot of distrust in institutions and fear around this vaccine. and so she was really excited to have her face out there this morning to share the message this was safe, that she felt very comfortable taking the vaccine and that she's prepared to talk to patien

. >> another state being hit hard, my home state of new jersey. it recorded more than 6,000 cases for the first time yesterday. the governor of new jersey, democrat phil murphy, joins us now. governor, thank you for joining me. you know, i have to ask you about this party. the new york young republicans couldn't hold an event in new york, because the rules wouldn't permit it, but they held a gala here in our state. you called out congressman matt gates who attended this party. here's the thing. matt gates doesn't care that you called him a putz or don't want him in new jersey. he loves this national news. but now those people who broke the rules could be spreading this virus and killing people across our state. you are the one who makes the rules. do you need to put more restrictions in place and actually punish these people? >> first of all, stephanie, god bless you and your family. and we wish you a speedy recovery in your personal testament to the toll that this virus can take. it's extremely compelling. god-willing, will save others from the p

first of all, he doesn't own new jersey. second of all when you look at the growing list of democrats getting caught breaking their own covid-19 restrictions, what do you say? >> [silence]. >> harris: wendy? >> it's interesting. what we know for a fact is over 737 people [audio breaking up]. today and not the week before but today at 1:58 p.m. [audio breaking up]. [inaudible]. this about adhering to rules because people are dying. [audio breaking up]. [inaudible]. for matt to say we have thanksgiving and christmas and people are missing it. it's okay for us to miss a holiday for one year for all of us to be healthy. people are dying. those are the facts. whether it's new jersey or maryland or california. we need to follow the rules to ensure that the people we come in contact with don't get this disease. >> harris: all right. matt, i come back to you for your last remarks. >> i think everybody understands we have a virus that is insidious. nobody wants anybody to get sick. i have an 80-year-old mother and 2 in-laws in their

take questions, bruce in new jersey, bruce. >> booyah, jim, from l.a. city, i love your show >> all right, are you on the boardwalk or park place? >> park place right now. >> good, you areagreeing that's a lot of money. >> my question is about marriot international they partnered with southeast asia and started air bnb type service with 25 points no you the vaccine is in reach, do you see it going up to three covid levels or higher >> i think it is a well-run company. this is a great question a lot of hotels had the best balance sheet. you know what it means it is good because he's one of the good guys. teresa in north carolina >> hello, jim, thanks so much for taking my question >> no problem. >> since november 1st, the stock have more than doubled with the earnings report coming out next week and with ceo miss donovan being at the home, do you believe it is being transformed, rite aid? >> i think there is a short squeeze. trust in cvs i am a huge believer in cvs. r rite aid has been a better stock. as my friend david says do it wisely rentals even by

including this one here at the church of epiphany in brick, new jersey. >> it's day 275 in new jersey since the state was locked down. we've seen 40% increase in need. >> the outpouring of the people of the parrish to need that need is humbling. we're a bit of a poor parrish have. >> most of our people are seniors, some with health issues. we lost a lot of volunteers. the provide, we gained a lot of younger volunteers. >> they asked to come help them a week before easter. we've been here the majority of the lock down. >> my grandmother helped start the food pantry. she passed about a 1 1/2 years ago. meant a lot to help. >> the pandemic has really given a lot of people the opportunity to recognize what it is they have, the blessings they have and more of a willingness to share more with those in need. >> they help out a lot here. they're great women. they understand everything you're going through. they help out a lot. a lot of different needs. it does. it helps you survive right now. >> they're helping out with the christmas, with the children. it's very, very helpful to see that i k

is that true in your state of new jersey? >> it is true. and we have not yet got a satisfactory answer. so we will continue to turn over every single stone to get the doses we need but that is right. i believe it's happening to every american state and, again, we have not been given an answer that is satisfactory. >> let's hope once the moderna vaccine is approved and we expect that to be approved within a few hours, maybe as early as tonight, together with the pfizer vaccine, there will be more available. these are desperately needed as you correctly point out. give us an update on vaccine distribution in new jersey. i know it's an incredibly complex process but how is it going? given the vaccines that you currently have. >> yeah. it's going really well, wolf, i have to say. i visited three of our big hospitals monday morning, assuming moderna gets their eua tonight i will witness their first vaccinations on the capitol hill city of trenton. the numbers are lower and we want to get to 70% of our adults which you suggested we are setting up

the edison historical site in west orange, new jersey had a copy of the wax cylinder, we had a copy of the film, several years ago working with walter merch, and academy award- winning sound engineer and people at industrial light and magic actually manage to marry the two together so we have a great example of the very first sound film. another interesting aspect of what we have here in the collection including the paper print is our political coverage . the very first president who was captured on film is william mckinley so we have film of mckinley doing time in the spanish-american war, a conflict incidentally that was covered by several motion picture producers, sometimes re- creating scenes of the spanish- american war in new jersey. on its website, the library has a whole special section devoted to the spanish-american war on film. so there is actuality footage of the war itself. there were some cameramen who got down into cuba, the philippines to shoot some footage there. there's footage of theodore roosevelt and the roughriders that tends to be in the united states, troops dis

the pictures from new york yesterday and now in our great state of new jersey seeing that the vaccines are first going to communities where -- that are affected the most. listening to the icu nurse, you were seeing her there who got this vaccine first yesterday, explaining why she wanted to be number one y she wanted to demonstrate that she knows the vaccine is safe and effective and she's encouraging people to get the vaccine. >> you've got me crying, dr. besser. let science lead the way. it is a holiday miracle. extraordinary that this vaccine has come so quickly. not a day too soon. dr. besser, always great to see you. i always love to hear about the great state of new jersey. >> oh, yeah. >>> coming up next -- after the electoral college made it official, president-elect joe biden comes out swinging. his strongest words yet over the baseless attacks to overturn the election. >>> later, as exciting as this vaccine is, the united states is still failing the test on coronavirus testing. but one city is not. we're going to take you there. davis, california, for the lessons we need to l

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york/newark, new jersey metro area since the beginning of the year. here's what's totally new and random about 3.5 million others actually moved into the area that's right so while there was a net out migration, it was only, according to their cell phone tracking data, about 70,000 people one caveat, the firm did find those who moved out had a much higher median income than those who moved in that likely causost the new york region in 34 billion in lost income this year it's not ideal new york city has a long, long way to go. likely a many year struggle ahead. still this report overall pretty decent sign, and maybe also a sign that the big apple might be more affordable to non-hedge fund billionaires in the future. random but hopeful i guess >>> coming up here, congress agreeing to a 9$900 billion covd relief deal. a live report from d.c. on what made it into the bill, what was left out dow futures falling fast now down 500 points. we are back after this academy sports + outdoors started as a tireshop in san antonio texas in 1938. our vision is to be

from new jersey to miami 3550 makes sense. it is further. but the same trip in reverse is just $1427 not quite one third the cost sure, there is probably some extra reasons like truck availability, et cetera that go into this, but the big reason is straight up demand the demand to rent a truck, pack up and move out of the garden state, new york, connecticut, wherever, is far higher than moving too new jersey or new york so if you are thinking about the move, book the truck now and start saving some cash because as always, the markets may tell the real story of where people want to be random and hopefully interesting. >>> back now to the markets and as investors remain focused on the covid vaccine rollout in the uk, potential fiscal relief here in the u.s. is one of the main factors for stocks rising. and we just had this discussion with leslie picker about doordash and how much the world will really change what camp are you in based on your ownership and your pick, i assume that you're in the we'll actually get out there and do stuff again c

cnn's miguel marquez live in newark, new jersey, watching it all happen. miguel, what are you seeing? >> reporter: yeah, never before have so many people been so excited about a vaccine, a shot. so just -- look what's happening outside here, this is all media. pull up. the first people are getting a shot, i don't know if you can hear it, but we can hear the clapping from out here inside. so just inside where we are the first individuals here at rutgers university medical center in newark are getting the shot. they're going to have about five people get the shots here and governor phil murphy is here and many others. so many people have waited so long to start this process to get that shot, and you can see it's going in. she gives a little -- a little yell, a little yelp there. apparently even some doctors and nurses aren't the happiest with shots. we do know that some of the individuals getting the shots today are front-line workers, we also know that some of them are deans of the medical school here that are getting shots as well. at this particular event

it was thought up at edison new jersey. the goose uses intensive heat to eliminate the toxicity of hazardous waste. the epa has also helped develop new sewage treatment technology in new ways of ending the contamination of groundwater of clearing out hazardous waste dumps. this is been reported by the marked response of the natural environment. there is fishing and water recreation in major rivers and bays. we have improved water quality 47,000 miles of stream since 1972. lake erie did not die. over 22,000 acres on the new jersey shore have been reopened for shell fishing. there are fish in the trinity river at dallas. it was once written off. the most symbolic achievement at all has been the return of the bald eagle. and they have come back more quickly than expect dead. scientific evidence shows that the eagles are flying again largely because of a ban on ddt. new problems have taken the place of the old ones however. each program at epa creates a new task. one is to cooperate with the ozone hazard. it is shifting its int

jersey, i think some of those things actually sort of conspired against me, right. and also, you know, i was new to politics and i thought an independent-minded person is what people want. and i think that's why i won. i think it's also why i lost. >> desjardins: what do you think it means to be a republican? are you still a republican? >> very difficult right now. you know, i feel like that i'm

payne of new jersey, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. payne will vote yea on h.j.res. 107. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by napolitano, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that congress member napolitano will vote yes on .j.res. 107. mr. speaker, as the member designated by congress member costa, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that congress member costa will vote yes on h.j.res. 107. and mr. speaker, as the member designated by congress member vargas, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that congress member vargas will vote yes on h.j.res. 107. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey rise? mr. pallone: as the member designated by by mr. john shimkus, pursuant to h. res. 965, i inform the house that mr. j. kus will vote yes on h res. 107. >> for what purpose does gentlelady illinois rise? >> as the member designated by mr. rush, pursuant to h. res. 965, i

miguel marquez is in new jersey where moments ago the first vaccines given there. miguel, tell us what you're seeing, who is coming and how quickly is this moving? >> reporter: yeah, they've just started to give those vaccines out here in new jersey. the state is going to get 76,000 doses of the vaccine, it will have to be in two different tranches, the first vaccine and then 21 days later those individuals will have to get vaccinated the second time in order to make it official. the governor was here, they had five individuals, doctors and front-line workers who got it publicly on camera so that people could see this. i am with one of them. this is dr. sambul. >> yes. >> reporter: what exactly do do here? >> i'm a thoracic surgeon at the university hospital and the senior associate dean for clinical affairs at new jersey medical school, rutgers. >> you have been dealing with this since the beginning. >> indeed. >> reporter: the director of health services said on march 4th you had your first case in new jersey. >> correct. >> reporter: you're up over 400,000. what

. >> reporter: this morning a new jersey man is suing the police after a bad facial recognition match landed him in jail for a crime he did not commit. last year, niger parks was falsely accused of shoplifting and trying to hit an officer with his car even though he was 30 miles away when the incident happened. he spent ten days in jail and paid thousands in legal fees before the case was eventually dismissed for lack of evidence. he's now suing the police and the city of woodbridge, new jersey, for violation of his civil rights, false imprisonment, and false arrest. parks is now the third person known to be wrongfully arrested based on faulty facial recognition technology. >> i said, no, that's not me. he turns another paper over, i guess this is not you either? i picked that paper up and hold it next to my face. i said, this is not me. i hope y'all don't think all black people look alike? in june robert williams spent 30 hours in a michigan detention facility after police incorrectly identified him as a suspect in a shoplifting case. the only evidence they had linking him to the cri

jersey. ahí la emisión de las licencias o sea postergado de manera indefinida . >>>sentimos mucha frustración y enojo . >>> es una de las 400 me dice mire inmigrantes indocumentadas que contaba los días para obtener su licencia de conducir este enero en new jersey. araba tener que esperar. la comisión de motores y vehículos anunció un aplazamiento indefinido por el coronavirus . >>>cuando vi la noticia fue como un balde de agua fría. imagínese. nuestra lucha ha sido de 18 años . >>> fue en diciembre del dos milésima de cuando los inmigrantes celebraron la aprobación de licencias neutrales. tenía hasta el 1 de enero la comisión para documento documentos pero alegan que solo tienen 23 oficinas abiertas del 29. sara dice que esta negligencia la va mantener a ella y su hijo que tiene parálisis en un brazo pasando vicisitudes . >>> imagínese no tener un transporte en el tiempo de frío esperar el tren . >>> el gobernador de nueva jersey espera que para la primavera se puedan el pro

. >>> and staying on the vaccine front, the ceo of the largest hospital system in new jersey on when his staff, those of us in the garden state, might be able to start getting the shot ourselves. >>> welcome back what do a music powerhouse, spacs and cannabis all have in common this morning they have one huge star, and that man frank holland is here with news on a different star frank, good morning. >> good morning to you that's right, jay-z's new cannabis brand monogram launches at noon today. cnbc has the exclusive first look at the products, the pricing and the plans to market the line as a premium brand. it is sold by the parent the company where jay-z will be the chief visionary officer. they have pre-rolled cigar, pre-rolled joints all retailing between $40 and $70. jay-z saying i created monogram to give cannabis the credit deserves mono glam gram products are next level. it raised $575 million back in july of 2019 and acquired two big california cannabis companies. the chairman of that company expects jay-z to create high interest in its products and the company. >> before le

in new jersey though, i don't want to focus on new jersey because this snow could potentially hit 1 to 2 feet. new jersey is expected to get it bad, which is why the governor, governor murphy over there, he declared a state of emergency at the moment. urging everyone to just stay safe, stay off the roads. she said it could get ice i. in the last hour or so, we spoke to a lot of restaurant owners, and business owners. at of 2:00 p.m., all outdoor dining was shut down. they had to bring in the furniture, this is a devastating blow to the community at large over here as people are bracing for this storm. flights being cancelled. amtrak announcing they're modifying service. here people are still working. but this storm is moving fast and urging everyone, everyone to stay safe and head home just because the snow could get bad at least until late in the evening. back to you. >> neil: all right. you are so brave. kristina partsinevelos in the middle of all of that. look icy there. so how bad is this going to get? let's ask rick reichmuth. what are we looking at, rick? >> i think we have a rea

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over 22,000 acres on the new jersey shore have been reopened for shell fishing. there are fish in the trinity river at dallas, a stretch once written off as a permanent sewer. the most symbolic achievement has been the return of the bald eagle. endangered populations of our national bird have come back more quickly than expected. scientific evidence shows that the eagles are flying again, largely because of the ban on ddt. new problems have taken the place of the old ones, however, and each program at epa confronts a fresh set of tasks. the air program is developing a strategy to deal with noncompliance with the ozone health standard, a problem in several major urban areas. it is also shifting its attention to inhaleable particulates. and to dealing with changing energy sources, such as woodburning furnaces. the control of toxic substances in the air remains a problem, as does developing a workable solution to the damage done by acid rain. the water program has completed its monumental task of issuing affluent guidelines, rules that tell major industrial sources

a product of ups research facility in edison, new jersey. the goose uses intense heat to illuminate much of the toxicity of hazardous waste. epa has also helped to develop new sewage treatment technology and new ways to prevent the contamination of groundwater to leaking hazardous waste dumps. a work of people of epa, and there are thousands of colleagues and environmental protection, has been rewarded by the market response of the natural environment. there is fishing and water recreation again on many major rivers and bays in places that many people thought were dead forever. we've improved water quality on 47,000 miles of streams since 1972. lake erie did not die. over 22,000 acres on a new jersey shore have been reopened for shellfish-ing. there are fish in the trinity river at dallas, a stretch once written off as a permanent sewer. the most symbolic achievement of all has been the return of the bald eagle. endangered populations of our national bird f come back more quickly than expected. scientific evidence shows that the eagles are f

and in hunterdon county, new jersey, tonight, the johnson family. >> hi, david. welcome to our home. >> they make honey. and it all started to help their 12-year-old son zach with his allergies. and it worked. >> after that, my parents decided to start a business to sell all the excess honey that we have. >> named for their children, zach and zoe sweet bee farm, eight workers, 2 million worker bees and the johnsons in their beekeeper suits. >> dad is preparing the smoker. what that does, it distracts the bees in case we want to extract honey or feed them a little bit. >> and tonight here, something oprah said and she knows we agree. >> i think it's so important to support your local communities. >> and this evening, every family you've met here grateful. >> thank you to oprah, thank you, david, for featuring us. >> thank you, oprah. thank you, david. and happy holidays to everyone. >> merry christmas, happy holidays. thank you, oprah, thank you, david. >> happy holidays. enjoy. >> we will. with those three words in mind. >> made in america! >> we loved hearing fr

i'm thrilled to welcome the in-comparable new new jersey home girl dionne warwick to the show. thank you so much for coming to the sunday show. >>r inviting me. >> and so twitter is a platform that is linked to younger generations. younger people. so why do you think that someone who just turned 80 years old, e belated happy plirbirthday, why you so popular on twitter right now? >> i think that the youngsters are getting some grownup information and some wisdom. and from someone that has a bit of knowledge i think over these years that can share. so that might be the answer. people love your straight talk. and you had a question for chance the rapper on twitter. i'll put it full screen up. where you asked hi, at chance the rapper, if you are a rapper, why did you put it in your stage name? i cannot stop thinking about this. what moved you to send out that tweet? >> well, i wanted to first of all let him know that i knew who he was. and i was a little curious about that. you know, he is a rapper. he knows that. everybody else knows it. so why does he have to advertise it? but th

in fact, i will have moderna here in new jersey. if we don't already, it will be administering shots very, very soon. >> so you mentioned the federal government. are you satisfied with their guidance on the distribution of vaccines? >> yeah. i'm satisfied with their guidance, without question. although after you get through health care workers and long term care residents, you have a lot of populations that are rightful rightfully vying to get into the 1b work, essential workers, front line workers, first responders, other vulnerable communities. this is still a very satisfied but let's all understand this is really complex. there is a lot of complexity still in front of us. >> what kind of resources could you use to make the process a little smoother? i know you say you are satisfied but are there any additional resources you can use to ensure that people in your state have the vaccine when necessary? >> yeah, satisfied with the guidance. not yet satisfied with resources. we need a lot more help. i am happy congress looks like they

phase 1a of new jersey's rollout. tell us about the effort under way there and where it goes from here. were we saw it in the last half hour. dr. lisa tang got the vaccine. she's the first person here at hackensack meridian health to get the vaccine. she said she felt fine afterwards. she said she wanted to be first because it was her way of telling everyone that she trusts the science. she has faith in the science. it's also a way, she said, for her to pay it forward because, as erin said, it's not just about you the individual. it's about the entire community. in fact, today here at hackensack meridian they hope to vaccinate 170 people. they have a staff of about 36,000 health care workers, and they hope to have most of those vaccinated within the month. we asked them, did they expect all the health care workers to be willing to take the vaccine. they did a survey here. they found about two-thirds of the health care workers were ready to take that vaccine now. they say as more people take the vaccine, they expect th

new jersey declaring a state of emergency. new york city shutting down covid testing sites. hundreds of flights canceled or delayed. and now concerns over shipping the vaccine. ginger zee and rob marciano standing by live. >>> also developing as we come on the air tonight, the vaccinations well under way in the u.s. and tonight, the first report of an allergic reaction. a health care worker developing a rash, shortness of breath and an elevated heart rate. what they're saying, how quickly they noticed it and why that health care worker wants everyone to know she is still glad she got it. >>> and news tonight on that second potential vaccine, moderna. an fda panel holding a public hearing tomorrow. nearly 95% effective at preventing serious covid cases. and could it also help stop the spread of the virus in some people? what the early numbers show. and when could we have emergency approval? >>> tonight, the alarming new numbers, hospitalizations hitting a record high for the tenth straight day. one american dying every 30 seconds. in california, the hospital turning its lobby

cbs news, london. >>> coming up on cbs this morning, we speak with new jersey governor phil murphy about his warning to residents about the spread of covid-19 during the holidays and the vaccine roll out in his state. worries about a holiday toy shortage. why some popular toys may be harder to find this season. >> and actress linda carter had a chance to speak with an etsy entrepreneur who made a wonder-woman inspired mask. that's the cbs news this morning. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news.

shown a veil if there is no probe there is no transparency dollar for me in new jersey the italian prosecutors have named 4 people they are providing evidence but the egyptians are don't seem to be paying attention what's a sec what's the consequences of naming these people. so 1st let's look at the evolution of the egyptian narrative you know just last month the prosecutor in egypt said that the perpetrator of whatever happened to regina is unknown but if you recall just awhile regina's body was being flown back to italy the egyptian government executed for individual saying that he was killed by a criminal gang the narrative in egypt by the regime has evolved over time and what's happened in the past month is very interesting because the italian government has actually named 4 individuals and is looking into the investigation of 12 more individuals that it's asked the egyptian government for information on that they dipshit government refuses to release any information now the naming of tarik sauber mohammed ibrahim captain osman homie and magic bird hema sharif is very interesting because b

york, new jersey, illinois and michigan. they all think they can tax their way out of hardship. they can't because that's not how works it more. just ask david pepper longtime new jersey resident that move from the garden state to florida. cussing new jersey $100 billion a year in lost income tax revenue. so in california's leaders ask themselves why the second richest man in the world bailed, costing them an estimated $7 billion, the answer is simpl simple. elon shrugged, that is the memo. kennedy: leslie california resident and comedian adam corolla, made this fine point about musk's move. student i just heard today elon musk was moving to texas. the smartest plan chemin on on the planet has decided to move away from the dumbest governor in the united states. so when the smartest guy in the world says i am moving, what does that say to the rest of us? before i will move to. so what did the billionaires move save the rest of us living in tax places, the party panel has returned, match welch, richard fowler, and jason chaffe