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Are still at risk -- there is another funding coming through and we are not going to get it unless i move forward with the rockefeller plan. >> okay. a couple of things. mayor zimmer says she is willing to testify under oath about her interaction with the lieutenant governor. yesterday, christie defected any 2016 chatter at a fund-raiser held by ken langone. he told they were on hold bluntly saying, come see me next year. before we move on. mark hall better than, what do you make about mayor zimmer's comments? i have a couple of questions about the timing of these comments and the decision to ...

That they want what am i going to give the other property owners, the other property owner that owns 9 million square feet. we have a plan where we're proposing 2 million square feet at the south end of hoboken. that's where it makes more sense. >> i used to live in hoboken for a few years and if you're not familiar with the city we say densely populated np is a one square mile city with 50,000 people where space is really at a premium in the city. i want to take a quick break here. we're going to come back with the mayor and and talk about what not having the sandy money has meant and what av...

Reaching across the aisle and his relationship with ho back en's mayor fit to a tee, the image that he cultivated. but that's how it used to be but that story turned. if you've been following the news this week, there have been story of all hoboken was ravaged with hurricane sandy. you remember the pictures of military tanks, millions of gallons of water gushing into the path commuter rail station, a key hub that connects commuters from n to new jersey every day. it's just one square mile. it lies mostly below sea level. it was supremely vulnerable to a storm like sandy. and it's still supreme...