it's throughout north carolina. a lot of places like in mississippi, alabama basically anywhere that had poultry processing, manufacturing, a lot of those kinds of different industries that were actively seeking out these groups. so i'm going to tell you a little bit about one of these folks. so joanna sandoval was one of the many latinos who moved to dalton in the 1980s. she was born to mexican parents in the united states, and she up in michigan and came to dalton after graduating from college in the 1980s. this she wasn't able to find work despite. her ability to speak both english and spanish fluently in her college education. she felt she was blocked from these jobs because she was latino when she arrived in 1980, she was only part of a small community of latinos, maybe about 100 and most of them were poor. few english and many were undocumented. seeing the members of the community who needed service, she partnered with the local church to help residents with immigration. the group continued to grow and began t

for "eye on america," dave malkoff, in newland, north carolina. >> maurice: this week, north carolinars in recovery aid right now so, as he put it, people can get their lives back together. in tomorrow's "eye on america," we update the story of sonya massey, the black woman shot to death by a white deputy in springfield, illinois, after she called 911 for help. the cbs news investigation since massey's death turned up dozens of cases of alleged misconduct by the sheriff's office. john and i will be back in a moment with the story of a legendary world war ii flyer. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by breztri. visit us at breztri.com. at bre. i noticed things changed. breztri gave me better breathing starting within 5 minutes. it also reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler... for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call yo

the identity of the person responsible for a mass murder at a local business in south carolina remained a mystery for 13 years, until the incredible rescue of a woman in a seemingly unrelated missing persons case. that's when cops were finally able to nab a serial killer who had quietly stalked spartanburg county. scott ponder was the quintessential southern charmer, a local boy with a penchant for fast bikes who spun his passion for suzukis into a thriving local business in spartanburg, south carolina. >> he was the type that would take $5 and turn it into 50, and take $50 and turn it into 500. >> he had a fantastic mind. the dealership actually started that january of that year. it just kept growing and growing. >> and it was a family affair that even brought scott's mom into the fold. >> she would take deposits to the bank, just anything that she could do to help. she just enjoyed the privilege of being around her son. >> superbike motorsports became a thriving haven for racing enthusiasts in a part of south carolina, known for its wide open roads, all with the help of mechanic chris

for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent, mr. speaker, to deterioration the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to honor one of my constituents, representative dean art of the north carolina general assembly. for going above and beyond and putting his life on the line for a fellow north carolinian just this week. mr. harris: on monday night, representative art found himself in a position of seeing something that just looked concerning. during a road trip, he noticed smoke coming from a roadside mobile home. being moved in his heart to turn around and stop, representative art discovered a woman in a wheelchair trying to escape her burning home. so what did representative art do? he took his public service to a whole new level, rescuing her from the flaming house and saving the woman's life. not everyone would have the courage to step up and get engaged but representative art clearly has a hero's hea

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what's happening in north carolina, by contrast, should concern all americans. any judge operating in an independent and fair manner would maximize the chance that all of north carolinians ballots are counted, and ensure that the electoral results reflect the decision of the state's citizens, end quote. joining us now is allison riggs, associate justice of the north carolina supreme court. justice riggs, thank you for being with us tonight. tell me where where this stands right now. it was quite remarkable that the former attorney general would, would, would make sure that the country understood how serious a matter this is. >> ali, thank. >> you. >> for having me. >> and thank you for the opportunity to let your viewers know. >> let people. >> across this. >> country know. >> what's at stake. >> here in. north carolina. >> this is a judicial. >> race in. >> in one single state. >> i can understand why. >> people might. >> not. given what else is going. >> on in the world, in the. >> world, be panicked about this. >> just yet. but this is what we see. >> being e

i think that was president clinton and you are from north carolina, i am from north carolina. i know what nafta did to our well-paid, highly skilled labor force particularly in the furniture industry, which is what we had to deal with in the 10th district. folks are now just getting back to the income and quality of life they lost 25 years ago due to nafta, but you hit on a broader topic, which is president trump is kind of his own enigma. i think you have to look at the number of votes he received versus the number of votes that republicans received in congress. he received over 77 million popular votes and congress only received 74.6. i think we have to be understanding that folks across this country did not necessarily vote for republicans. they voted for president trump and his policies, so to some extent that that might cut through the partisan court you were talking about, i think people should pay attention to those numbers. host: janet joins us from new york city, democrats line. caller: three points. he talks about he is on this committee that deals with the budget fo

that's in south carolina.we are informed that her patriotic heart beats an ardent response to the great southern movement and that her only regret is that she cannot bring the tomb of washington with the south. cunningham is furious because she did not say that. and that they would dare to call her political as another that really bothers her. of course, today we would see her as a very political woman pushing for going to congress, lobbying for funds and things like this. but she says before this, i've made it a rule to never notice any editorial notices of myself. it's more ladylike to pass them by. however, it is most improper and indelicate to draw a lady into the quote, political arena. so, again, she is kind of differentiating between what is political and what is not. also, how improper it is to, quote, do it in connection with her relations to an association formed to have joint ownership and guardianship of the grave of one father of all. no matter how our country is divided to quote, throw such a fir

what a great place north carolina is. i love north carolina.e won that thing three times and won the primaries and the elections and we won it. my daughter-in-law, laura, is so mental. she comes from north carolina. she did such a great job. they love her in the state. but we've had great luck there and i reciprocate. and it had been virtually destroyed, the whole state, hurricane helene. a heavy water hurricane and lakes were built where it was dry. and many lost everything they owned, hundreds of people dead. fema under biden was a disaster. they essentially weren't even there. they had been abandoned by their government. and seeing their friends and neighbors swept away and die. saw many of them. one of those i met was a pastor named ramona knicks. very good woman. her congregation is small but just purchased a brand-new, beautiful church. she said people asked her, what are you going to do with this big building? such a good, beautiful situation to be in and then came the hurricane. and she looked at them and said only god knows. just one w

someone who is my homegirl from the great state of south carolina. i don't know if you all recognize the treasure that we have in our parliamentarian. [applause] i do know she's hating this right now but if you're ever in trouble, you better call helen. because she will find a way to get you out of. and particularly if you ever are parliamentary trouble, there is nobody in this country that is better than helen mcfadden. and i really hope, dnc members, i'm talking to some of you because afterwards i will be a member, but i really hope that we can get some resolutions to really stabilize this role of parliamentarian for the dnc. because either it needs to be a role as an officer of the dnc or needs to be a paid staff member of the dnc. because helen is a jewel, and she deserves so much more in terms of what we can. so helen, i want to thank you from the bottom of my heart these four years of keeping me out of the fire and making sure that we navigate and we did the work of the dnc. so on behalf of the dnc, helen, for your service and dedication to the

in north carolina, senator tillis will be our top target. he nearly won in 2020 and with the right candidate we will win this race. if you look at the north carolina map, we are up the next two cycles. if we spend a lot of time building the grassroots and doing early outreach and building up campaign headquarters, we can win two seats out of north carolina. believe it! there are a number of states that can be in play depending on the environment. these are some red states -- don't get nervous -- it matters who runs, who gets primary, it matters the dynamic of a midterm election against trump. remember 2006. those dynamics helped us flood -- we had more than 40 seats that cycle we won. texas has been in a single digit in recent elections. alaska and kentucky recently elected democrats to statewide offices. if they have elected a governor or a house member that has the whole state, it means they will elect a democrat statewide. we just need the right candidate at the right moment to window seats. we also have two special elections so we will h

those are made in south carolina. while you're at it, we can buy a volvo, mercedes, samsung products, bridgestone, lockheed martin, boeing 787, we'll be happy to sell everything, because the workforce development, so how can this be achieved? >> well, you've taken my comments, because that's it. it speaks for itself. industry has benefited. the economy in south carolina, and ultimately in our country globally, it's benefited from that very successful piece of litigation. i think we need more of it. we need to commit and double down on it. we agree this has been net-net a significant win for employers and employees. >> it's job creation, and we see it in south carolina as the leading exporter of cars and tires. i don't feel r i don't want people to know that, but it's true. with that in mind, indeed, parents are under attack. i'm really grateful that the representative and the republicans in the house have with ad the parents' bill of rights. is this legislation working? >> it's a terrific first step. we look forward t

anita: well, to asheville, north carolina, or chs kristi noem is getting a firsthand look at recovery efforts after hurricane helene devastated the area last year. and later, the doj putting the colleges on notice, leo terrell on the new anti-semitism task force coming up next. eck in t0 it's 2:55. i know. is this what he's doing now? as your host, i have some rules. first, no showers longer than 5 minutes. this isn't a spa. no games. no fun. yes, coach. (♪) meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals make you share your turf with a host, try one you have all to yourself. oh, it's cold outside. time to protect your vehicle from winter's wrath. of course, the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too. you need weathertech. laser measured floorliners and cargo liner will shield the carpeting from sand and snow. for your interior, there's seat protector and sunshade. plus, mud flaps and bumpstep for the exterior. impactliner, with shock absorbing rings, safeguards your truck bed from costly damage. order american made products at wt.com surf's up! >> homeland security secretary kristi

with north carolina it went here.ed one lawyers working for them and they didn't play games in north carolina. michael whatley has done an unbelievable job and he worked with laura so well. she comes from that state. they have done an incredible job so thank you. incredible. we will give you plenty of money to get the job done. he could do anything. he's a talented person. there's nothing more important because we have to win in two and four years. thank you, michael. incredible. [applause] really amazing. i wanted to save that for leadership because i say it all the time but leadership knows what i'm talking about and it's incredible. the two of you as a team, unbelievable. our administration will also be working to implement the make it in america plan. i focused on the border more than anything else. a lot of people said the biggest thing was inflation and the economy and maybe the border was third. i thought it was first because i thought people could understand you cannot have people pouring in from all over the

south carolina offers him citizenship. in exchange, they will give him citizenship if he'll stay in the united states, they will fund his garden. he refuses because he refuses to become an american citizen. he may like the united states, but he is a frenchman. first and foremost. so michaux is in dire straits. he decides, you know, the best thing for him is to in fact, one of the funny stories is he receives a letter from his supervisor in france and he says, we can't support you anymore. it's time for you to come home. you have end this project. and he shows he writes to a friend. he says, you know, i just pretended i never received letter. so we may be able to relate to that in some respects. so finally he goes, what can i do? i've got to get out of charleston. so he starts selling some of his property. in fact, he starts to sell some of those he'll enslave bvd to fund a major an expedition all the way up to the hudson bay. so michaux takes an expedition just him in three native american guides travel all the way up to a

the three men seen here were arrested in south carolina, north carolina and on the campus of temple university in philadelphia. officials say the man accused in south carolina was caught on video allegedly detaining a group of latino men. here is some of that footage. and we should warn you, you may find it disturbing. >> you got caught, whoa. >> where are you from? mexico. >> you're from. >> mexico? you're going back to mexico. no. i'm coming. >> back in 20. >> i don't know. i don't be speaking that pig latin. the country. i'll be speaking that pig latin here. >> cnn's gloria pazmino is on the story for us. and, gloria, the south carolina suspect, already bonded out of jail, and his family is now speaking out. what are they saying? >> well, boris, they've. >> said that. >> this man who. >> is. >> seen on. >> this video. >> has. been suffering. >> from some. >> mental health challenges. >> and they attribute. >> that as the reason for what. >> we see. on that. >> video, which, as. >> you. >> said, boris. >> is extremely disturbing. also in the video. >> you can see that he is. >> taunting thes

transportation secretary sean duffy said to be in western north carolina monday to survey damaged helenesed to i-40. >> all right, madison. i was in north carolina yesterday with the john locke foundation and we were talking about this chatting with folks, it's night and day, the difference between this administration and the last one when it comes to this region and's north carolina, a huge failure hunter biden and president trump set the tone himself by going there major officials from one end of the is going there and the results are reflecting that so a turnaround thank goodness for the people that region who need a lot of help these months later. state was not the only one, she traveled down to guantÁnamo bay. 30,000 illegal migrants could eventually be detained at that facility. the second flight carrying what are called the most dangerous criminal migrants arrived at the base thursday. she detailed some of the crimes the specific migrants omitted including homicide, aggravated robbery and intent to commit homicide, weapons trafficking, distribution of dangerous drugs, assault, imp

with the guys in north carolina where the flood took over but he never mentioned that those people should return back their own homes and yet he is supporting trump to not allow the palestinians to return home. and the last thing is they have elon musk access to the u.s. treasury while trump is doing all these distractions to keep people off of them coming in through the back door of the u.s. treasury while distracted on other things. what about the price of eggs, gas. eggs, none on the shelf. when is america going to wake up and understand that all of this is a fraud? host: john is up next in alabama, democrats line. caller: i would like to talk about the 2024 election, and it was mass voter suppression that took place on that election. there is a documentary out called "vigilante, inc.." the creator was on the thom hartmann show and i watched the video, and the mass voter suppression is done now with computers. they have not over 5 million people from voting, people who had been voting for 20 or so years in their address hasn't changed in when they went down to vote, the vote was challe

what a great place north carolina is. we love north carolina.t thing three times we won the primaries, elections, we won it and my daughter-in-law, lara, so incredible. she comes from north carolina. she did such a great job. they love her in the state. we have had great luck there and i reciprocate. and it had been virtually destroyed, the whole state, this hurricane helene, a heavy water hurricane. water like nobody has ever seen. lakes were built in areas that were always dry. people lost everything they owned, numerous people, many people dead. fema under biden was a disaster. they were almost not even -- they essentially weren't even there. they had been abandoned by their government and seeing their friends and neighbors swept away and die, many of them. one of those i met was a pastor named ramona knicks, her congregation is small but just purchased a brand-new beautiful church. she said people asked her what are you going to do with this big building? it was such a good, beautiful situation to be in. then came the hurricane and she looke

the pledge will be led by the gentleman from south carolina, mr. wilson. mr. wilson: everyone including the guests in the gallery, please join in. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize world cancer day. today on world cancer day, we unite to raise awareness, show support, and reaffirm our commitment to the fight against cancer. this disease knows no boundaries. it touches every community, every family, and too many lives, including my own. but today is not just about recognizing the challenge but strengthening our resolve. it's about hono

palestine, ohio, for border victims like laken riley and hurricane helene vector-borne times in north carolina? la wild fire victims? where are they? democrats care more about wasting your tax money to stay in power than taking care of you. president trump turned disables on democrats and we've got this too. coming up, steve forbes here with his reaction and we've got this news coming up, we've got names of top democrats and and this story. >> it's everybody, every elected major and every elected governor and city councilman, you would think they'd want want their community safe. >> cleaning up doj and heard tom homan speak about it. they're going after blue sanctuary cities that will not keep their citizens safe. going after da alvin brag and their biased cases against president trump. and fraternal order of police is joe gamaldi fired and you happen he'll have more to go. >> we're supporting them to defend themselves against aggression. >> donald trump, if he were president, putin would be sitting in kyiv. >> we're supporting ukraine's ability to defend itself against russia's unprovoked agg

he's not going to leave western north carolina januaries high and cry, and we're going to finish thiseporter: he also says that the biggest long-term issue is the damaged infrastructure there. i can tell you from being on the ground, rich, several times post the hurricane, some roads look like they're completely split in half. but we do know that transportation secretary sean duffy is set to be there on monday to survey some of the damage. back to you. rich: madison scarpino, thank you. >>> coming up, a look at the unprecedented curt or measures in new orleans ahead of the -- security measures in new orleans ahead of the super bowl. ♪ [cheers and applause] measure. >> -- going to have multiple tactical teams, undercover officers, and what what we're going to do is spread them out not only in the dome, but also the exterior with of the dome and the french quarter and the cbd. so they'll be responsible for different geographical areas, and their duties will be responding to those areas. rich: security is tight in new orleans this weekend for the super bowl including in the skies around

i think that was president clinton and you are from north carolina, i am from north carolina.now what nafta did to our well-paid, highly skilled labor force particularly in the furniture industry, which is what we had to deal with in the 10th district. folks are now just getting back to the income and quality of life they lost 25 years ago due to nafta, but you hit on a broader topic, which is president trump is kind of his own enigma. i think you have to look at the number of votes he received versus the number of votes that republicans received in congress. he received over 77 million popular votes and congress only received 74.6. i think we have to be understanding that folks across this country did not necessarily vote for republicans. they voted for president trump and his policies, so to some extent that that might cut through the partisan court you were talking about, i think people should pay attention to those numbers. host: janet joins us from new york city, democrats line. caller: three points. he talks about he is on this committee that deals with the budget for ev

kevin: thank you so much, madison scar peep kno -- scarpino for us in wen north carolina. >>> meantimea community north of boston mourning a small business owner allegedly murdered by an illegal immigrant. the suspect reportedly freed under catch and release during the biden administration. in this tragic news comes as the president sends hundreds more troops to the southern border. correspondent c.b. cotton has the latest from new york. >> reporter: hi, kevin. yeah, the associated press reports that it's learned from a u.s. official who spoke on the condition of anonymity that the pentagon will be sending more active duty troops to the u.s. border, growing the show of force there to 3600 active troops. meanwhile, the administration's mass deportation plan continues to unfold inside the country, and border czar tom homan if told fox just this week there will be consequences for anyone who tries to stop the ongoing i.c.e. raids we've been watching play out in some of the nation's largest cities. >> they may find themselves in a pair of handcuffs very soon. so working with doj to get som

and disaster recovery efforts continue in north carolina months after hurricane helene. it looked like he literally dropped a bomb. how a small nonprofit is coming to the rescue. those stories right now on matter of fact. buying a home is the largest financial decision many people will make, but it's getting harder and harder to do. last year, first time homebuyers made up just 24% of the market. that's the smallest share since the national association of realtors began collecting data in 1981. it's not just mortgage rates driving up costs out of state. investment firms have been buying up properties to rent, and with supply already low, that demand has sent costs soaring. that's been the case in milwaukee, wisconsin, in 2022. our correspondent dan lieberman traveled there to see how the nonprofit acts housing was hoping to level the playing field for local residents. two years later, he checks back in. they're out here like wolves. desziree tyson has watched in recent years as out of state investors bought up homes throughout her milwaukee neighborhood. so when the hous

foushee: a native of north carolina and a distinguished military graduate from university north carolina at chapel hill, she excelled in every aspect of her military career. from her rigorous flight training to her role as a white house social aide, her dedication to excellence, coupled with her remarkable leadership skills, earned her the respect and admiration of her peers and superiors alike. during her service, captain lobach was awarded several honors including the army commendation medal, army achievement medal, national defense service medal, and army service ribbon. she was a dedicated officer with a bright future and her service to our country will not be forgotten. i offer my deepest condolences to captain lobach's family and loved ones and all those affected by this devastating national tragedy. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? mr. carter: mr. speaker, i rise today to mourn the loss of charles tap lynn hall jr. who unfortunately passed away this week at the age of 74. mr. hall attended unive

>>con insultos raciales asÍ es como este hombre en carolina del sur intentÓ detener a un grupo de latinoshon michael johnson. se le ve quitarle las llaves de su vehÍculo y burlarse de su acento. >>me da pena lo que pasÓ, pero este no es un caso Único. esto pasa muchas veces aquÍ en estados unidos. >>este es uno de los casos mÁs indignante de suplantaciÓn a un agente de ice. estÁn usando esto para cometer fraudes y atentado contra inmigrantes. antonio brinda apoyo a la comunidad centroamericana en phoenix y dice que algunos sujetos se estÁn aprovechando de las redadas de ice para cometer robos. >>al mismo tiempo que ice estaba siendo una operaciÓn en los departamentos, al mismo tiempo se presentaron pero ellos llevaban nomÁs un chaleco y entraron con violencia, quebraron una puerta. >>en filadelfia un estudiante fue arrestado haciÉndose pasar por un oficial de migraciÓn junto a otros dos individuos. >>es normal que estÉ detenido por el racismo. >>expertos en polÍticas migratoria recalcan lo importante que es conocer sus derechos. >>no dejar a cualquier persona policÍa, agentes de ice entra

carolina cruz telemundo. gracias carolina.022. esto según un nuevo estudio nacional del instituto de impuestos y política económica, que destacó las contribuciones fiscales de los inmigrantes indocumentados. nada más. y escuche, pues, por cada millón de inmigrantes indocumentados, los servicios públicos reciben 8.900.000.000 adicionales en ingresos fiscale. y como sabemos por su estatus, ellos no pueden hacer uso de muchos de estos servicios. si se otorgara una autorización de trabajo a todos los inmigrantes indocumentados, sus contribuciones fiscales sobrepasarían los 130 millones de dólares, asegura este mismo estudio. y ahora qué tal si hablamos sobre las condiciones del tiempo cuando son las 17:00 de la tarde con 10 minutos? le vamos a echar un vistazo a san josé. bastante nublado, de hecho, esta tarde, alrededor del mediodía ya comenzó a caer la lluvia, tal como nos lo decía ayer francela pérez. pero esa lluvia se queda o no paso directamente con ella. gracias diana. finalmente regresa la lluvia a la bahía y esto es solam

les informó carolina cruz telemundo. gracias carolina., el jueves un hombre se hizo pasar por un agente de inmigración. según miembros de la comunidad, presenciaron a un hombre blanco que llevaba una gorra roja con la leyenda trump. o sea, en español trump ganó y vistiendo una chamarra con la palabra ice immigration en el frente y la espalda. este hombre estaba cenando en una taquería en la calle mission y hoy a las 6 vamos a tener más detalles sobre esta persona y qué han dicho las autoridades al respecto? es que las políticas migratorias de trump están generando ese miedo en las personas inmigrantes, al grado que muchos se están preguntando si es seguro presentar su dlaración de impuestos con su número de identificación personal conocido como itin. bueno, los expertos confirman que no deben temer a ser deportados por utilizar un itin y que deben pagar y declarar sus impuestos sin importar su estatus migratorio. hay una ley que previene que el harris comparta la información de los contribuyentes. es el código 61 0 3. ese código dice que

what a target western north carolina. it was i think without question and experience something several been experienced in one store. people talk about asheville. our most two dozen in western north carolina. an area that covers the landmass roughly the size of massachusetts. we have cdbgr disaster recovery funds have been allocated and quite honestly governor cooper has transition from office but his administration was abysmal and rebuilding funds in getting it out the door. i had complained about this for about as long as he was in office for nearly three different major storms that come to north carolina and we're about to hit the same speed bump in western north carolina. we can't afford to. can i get your commitment to come to north carolina so you can see firsthand what we need to make sure we help those people? >> yes, i yes, i commit to. thank you. >> thank you. with the time you spent, you made a reference to are some people in this committee you made a comment the three. we need to get, we need to flood the zone

union soldiers of the 54th massachusetts infantry regiment after the attack on fort wagner south carolina and. two more. whereas harriet tubman did so subsequently transferred to the james river hospitals and rise to the rank of matron at fort monroe's colored hospital before returning to care for her aging parents in massachusetts. and. whereas, on monday, november 11th, 2024, harriet tubman received, a posthumous commission as general officer in the male national guard. now he wes moore, governor of the state of maryland, do hereby proclaim november 24, 2024, as tubman appreciation month in maryland. do commend this observation to all of our citizens. signed by governor wes moore. lieutenant governor miller and secretary susan lee. thank you, dr. campbell it is my pleasure. welcome. ms. tina wyatt to the podium for comments. well, good morning, everyone. and this is a great, great great, great day. i have not prepared any remarks. speak into, but i would just go on, say what i always say about on harriet is i love her. i love her for her. i love her for faith. i love her for. her tenaci

host: you're in north carolina, all right. do you welcome the things you've seen him do so far in these first two weeks? caller: on a national basis, yes. i know the first caller, i'm very concerned what's going on, what he's saying. i hope things will get better for him, you know. i don't really know what to say about that. and i wish it could have been on tariffs this morning. host: that's another topic. caroline leavitt was asked whether musk or anyone working with him passed a background check. take a look. reporter: elon musk is a special employee, what kind of clearance does he have. karoline: he's a government employee and has abided by all applicable federal laws. as for his security clearance, not sure. reporter: did he pass a background check? karoline: i don't know but i can check. reporter: you know if anyone on his team have security clearance. karoline: no, i don't but i can check for you. host: amanda in north attleboro, massachusetts. caller: how are you today? host: good. caller: i'm calling because i'm concer

, south carolina, georgia, virginia, and florida. i do appreciate that once the account was funded, staff walked around the clock, including over the holidays to get the money out to disaster victims, but i never went to see that the tuition unfold again while. sba is failing, it also appears that it's workforce continues to stay at home. while it's more than 40 2000 square-foot washington, d.c. headquarters sits empty. the gao found that even if everyone did show up to work in person, the sba's building space would still only be 67 percent utilized, which is a complete width of taxpayer money -- waste of taxpayer money. which is what it introduced a bill to relocate the workforce to the sba district offices across the country and cut 30% of office space. the sba has been completely out of touch with the real world challenges of entrepreneurs and while the biden administration to simultaneously let sba employees stay home, they also added positions in washington, d.c. while stripping offices in iowa, new hampshire, utah, and other st