also it appears that ac transit has come to terms with amtrak for the bus deck. which means that amtrak will now move forward with the tjpa for the second shared area. i've been corresponding with amtrak's funding partner, capital corridors and we are working towards having that agreement complete for the lease for signed in may at presentation to the board in june. >> good morning, sydney samson. chief security officer. the board's advisors included legislation to include the park in the mines call code during their april 3rd meeting. the park code and the operations will be inn score rated into the procedures and security post order for the operating centre. the procedures are under development and will be in place prior to start of revenue service. an update on the third bullet on-site security training will begin june 13th. pcs project will be complete in june 2018 and that is provided they have access to the building with operatable security systems. the current bus security will remain in place under the terminal contract when it opens on june 16th and we o

the criminal complaint says miller was on an amtrak heading from d.c.connecticut in mid march when he called 911 to report that a female passenger has a bomb on her bag. authorities stopping this train in connecticut. passengers posting photos as they were forced off the train while police searched it. >> t.j. miller is in a lot of trouble. there's no defense in the law for being intoxicated or making a prank. >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m., we'll have the latest on the investigation. i'm geo benitez, abc news, new york. >>> lawyers for bill cosby will resume their questioning. yesterday heidi thomas was aggressively challenged about her version of what happened 34 years ago. thomas says she was a struggling actress when cosby agreed to mentor her. she testified that cosby gave her drugs and forced himself on her. cosby's lawyers are painting thomas as a gold digger who was mesmerized by, quote, the bright lights of reno. >>> watch as a handful of young girls and their instructors trapped by flames had to leap to the ground in order to save their l

we still have amtrak service from norman to fort worth. we have about 35 trains a day come through. debbie: what is the population here in norman? andy: norman has about 120,000. we have some 20,000 students. it is really a commuter city, 60%-70% of our community leaves town every morning to go to oklahoma city. once the interstate was completed, it made commuting to the city much easier. therefore good schools, the university had a good lifestyle. this is the old downtown. tracks,ocks of railroad a 9-5 crowd and a 5-9 crowd, with restaurants and entertainment, some stores during the day. it has turned around the last few years, with lots more traffic, more of a variety of retail services. debbie: we just passed some of the murals. they depict some history. andy: that depicts the land ride, in april of 1889. the government opened up the land on april 22nd, 1889, and people came and state their claim for parts of the land. you could stake up to 160 acres. the university came in 1890. where we are headed now is the east side of town. what you see straight ahead, some of the remnants o

the shooting happened back in february near the amtrak station.witness says he was walking towards the station with the victim... when the gunman approached them and shot the 26-year-old victim in the head. police are hoping someone will recognize this man. ( james ) in berkeley... police have arrested the man accused of throwing industrial cleaning chemicals at a u-c berkeley employee. william kearney actually wandered into the berkeley police department. police say he was ánot there to turn himself in. but officers realized that he matched the suspect description from university police. kearney was arrested on assault charges and for failing to register as a sex offender. ( darya ) new this morning... sonoma county will receive almost ten million dollars in state gas tax funding next year. the money will be used for road maintenance and critical safety projects on local streets and roads. a majority of the money will go towards road repairs. last night the board of supervisors approved a list of local streets and road projects that would be fina

. >>> how amtrak is trying to make amends with passengers after months of delays >>> well, presidentersonal attorney michael cohen says the fbi raids against him wer respectful and courteous. >> that's after the president called the raids a break in and witch hunt. abc news reporter maggy ruly has more. >> reporter: it's an extraordinary move sending shock waives through the white house. >> it's a disgraceful situation. >> reporter: early monday morning raids on the office and hotel room where michael cohen, the president's personal lawyer were staying. sources close to the investigation told abc news the fbi office collected other documents in the days leading up to the election. mr. trump says these raids are just parts of the quote, witch hunt against him. >> it's a disgrace. it's frankly a real disgrace. it's an attack on our country. >> reporter: but senior officials at the department of justice and a federal judge had to sign-off on the raids after special counsel robert mueller referred the case to his boss, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. >> it seems he came upon some

amtrak to decode what you're saying now.hilst you not wa nt to you are saying worked whilst you not want to set a figure, the current levels of resource and is not allow you to do all the things that you think are necessary. if we had more resources , think are necessary. if we had more resources, i would be able to better guarantee that the were all out for is was adapted for the threat that we face in the third decade of the 2ist we face in the third decade of the 21st century, and i would be able to ensure that greater resilience the forces that we have to deal with. so, what is the gap? are we way off that, quite close to it? what is the resource gap that you talking about? in terms of at our current level of aspiration, the link we do need more funding to ensure that we can deliver against that aspiration. but, what i'm saying is that i think our aspiration should be higher than that, because the world demands it. that will therefore require a greater amount of money. but i am a realist. we cannot set an unlimited budge

and joe biden came in from the amtrak 'cause he actually rode the amtrak every single day to dover --th: did you have the podium, or was the podium at home? >> the podium. it was -- it was not travel -- although i did dress up as a podium for christmas one year. >> seth: great. >> or for halloween one year. and he kneeled down, and he looked into my eyes, and he wrote on a piece of paper, he said, "remember me when you're president" -- which i'm sure he wrote to every single little kid at 11. >> seth: well yeah, he wants to play the odds. >> right, yeah, right. [ laughter ] >> seth: well that's fantastic. and it's so lovely that he wrote the foreword. and it's so lovely to have you here. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> seth: really appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] sarah mcbride, everybody. "tomorrow will be different" is available now. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to edie falco, jason clarke, sarah mcbride, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] steve smith and, of course, the 8g band. stay tuned for carson dal

releasing surveillance video of a suspect they are searching for in connection with a shooting near the amtrak station in emeryville. a gunman shot a man in the head during a robbery attempt on february 11. police hope someone may recognize this man. there is a shiny emblem on his sweatshirt. as for the victim, we are told despite a bullet that pierced his brain, alex medea's is stunning doctors because he is recovering steadily. >>> a horrific story. san francisco police are searching for a man accused of throwing a puppy to the ground and killing it inside a store. surveillance video shows the suspect grabbing his girlfriend's for mental cocker spaniel puppy named prince. it happened near turk street. people try to calm him down and then he slammed the puppy to the ground. the puppy died from its injuries. >> it is a horrible video. you see the suspect grabbed this poor, defenseless puppy and slamming onto the ground. that is a horrible act that he committed. we would like to get him into custody. >> san francisco police have released this mugshot of the suspect. he is 23-year-old delos pier

the criminal complaint says miller was on an amtrak heading from d.c.r has a bomb in her bag. authorities acting quickly stopping this train in connecticut. passengers posting photos as they were forced off the train while police searched it. according to court documents, witnesses with him on the train said miller appeared intoxicated acting belligerent and that he and a female passenger engaged in a screaming match before he allegedly knowingly intentionally and falsely made an emergency 911 call to law enforcement accusing her of carrying a bomb. >> t.j. miller is in a lot of trouble. there's no defense in the law for being intoxicated or making a prank. >> reporter: heavy drinking is something miller often joked about on stage like at this performance on comedy central back in 2008. >> i drank until i pass out. in college every time i drank i would pass out like every single -- it's like my thing, you know. >> reporter: the 36-year-old no stranger to controversy, he was sued in 2016 by an uber driver who claims miller assaulted him. that case settle

the shooting happened back in february near the amtrak station. says he was walking towards the station with the victim... when the gunman approached them and shot the 26-year-old victim in the head. police are hoping someone will recognize this man. ( james ) san francisco police are looking for a man wanted for domestic violence and animal cruelty. police say delos gallon threw canned goods at a woman inside a store. police say he then grabbed the victim's four month old cockier-spaniel puppy and slammed the dog on the floor. the puppy did not survive. gallon is now wanted on domestic violence, kidnapping, and felony animal cruelty charges. ( james ) in berkeley... police have arrested the man accused of throwing industrial cleaning chemicals at a u-c berkeley employee. william kearney actually wandered into the berkeley police department. police say he was ánot there to turn himself in. but officers realized that he matched the suspect description from university police. kearney was arrested on assault charges and for failing to register as a s

open the scoring after half an hour and it was his cross that was headed into the frankfurt goal by amtrak defender babied opera. to the delight of the home fans. and the dismay of nico called arch. champions league aspirations of hit the buffers although the europa league wouldn't be a disaster if it seems they stay with it if it if. it were going in the champions league would be absolutely crazy but i think the fans would be happy with europa league to feed him perhaps he's being too modest. frankfurt played and scored as well. but bradman had luck on their side not least in that opener and that means they're now unbeaten in five matches. shout that went into the weekend on a five match winning streak in the last train winning by a slender one. to many coated esko has turned his side into masters of minimalism fish unsee. it might do you think it's a coincidence that shockey keep on winning one nil this week of course not but. should be tough opponent the players have a confidence in me and themselves because it's been working recently and it's you know there's a bit more of energy. effi

authorities say miller called 911 last month claiming a woman on an amtrak train heading to penn station a bomb in her bag. the train was stopped in connecticut, but a bomb squad found no evidence of an explosive. miller was arrested on monday night at laguardia airport for that call. if convicted, he faces five years in prison. >>> another heart stopping escape caught on camera in new jersey. several girls jumped for their lives as a fire ripped through their dance studio. the young dancers were forced to drop from the second floor balcony. the ladder wouldn't reach all the way up. the mayor said it is one of the bravest things he has ever seen. miraculously, all those girls made it out alive with minor injuries. investigators are working to figure out what causes the fire. anne thompson has the details. >> reporter: this wasn't about how well they could move but how fast. >> report of an active fire. all edge water firefighters please respond. >> reporter: their building on fires, girls in a dance class in edge water, new jersey, crowded onto to a balcony, including nina. >> the exit w

miller was on an amtrak train last month when he allegedly called 911 to report a female passenger hadng to court documents, witnesses say he was drunk and arguing with the woman. he could face years behind bars if convicted. >> there's no defense in the law for being intoxicated or making a prank. t.j. miller is in a lot of trouble, and he faces up to five years in jail if he's convicted. >> miller has been released on $100,000 bond and has not commented on the case. >>> the pastor of one of the biggest evangelical churches in the country has abruptly stepped down amid allegations of sexual conduct. reverend bill hybels of the willow creek community church near chicago has announced he's retiring immediately six month as head of schedule. women in that church have accused him of inappropriate behavior that spanned decades. hybels denies wrongle doing. he says the controversy has been a distraction. >>> bill cosby's sexual assault retrial is taking a more combative turn. the first of five accusers took the stand tuesday claimed he drugged and molested her during a coaching session and

miller has been arrested by the fbi for allegedly calling in a fake bomb threat on an amtrak train. the former silicon valley star was going from washington, d.c. last month when he called 911 to report a female passenger had a bomb in her bag. after he had gotten into a confrontation with that woman, miller, it turns out, could face up to five years in prison if convicted. >>> and a connecticut man may be facing hard prison time after robbing a bank, he says to impress taylor swift. 26 year old bruce rowley robbed a bank near new haven, connecticut last week and drove to the singer's $17 million rhode island estate and allegedly tossed some of the money over her fence before being caught by police. >> did it work? did they ride off into the sunset together and live happily ever after? >> no, not quite. but hey, chivalry. it's a good attempt. >> the guy's putting in some effort. that's more than most. >>> coming up, drinking with matthew mcconaughey. >> and las vegas gets yet another new resident. and "the skinny" is next. is next. of things to wash we got this. even on quick cycle,

one person, peter schiff got stuck in philadelphia and his travel options were not the greatest, amtrak had shut down but he could have taken an uber here but he wouldn't have gotten here until 10:00 so once again the private sector and uber could have saved the day as opposed to government services. [ laughter ] so we'll get started. we've been shatting with our network of students and people on staff and one thing that makes all of the panels today unique is obviously they're successful in their business life but they also share the characteristic of caring about the ideas of liberty so the first question prompted to me when we announced this panel was what happens your process orp how did you come to care about the ideas of liberty. >> that's a great question. i came at it from both directions. one learning about milton freedman who happened to live in a place in asia at one point in the 1980s. i happened to have nothing else to do but to read those but also from business and from business what you learn is that people's -- basically institutional design is about thinking do you want

miller charged for allegedly making a false bomb threat on an amtrak train. >>> all that 2018 national champions the alabama crimson tide with president trump at the white house. >> as coach saban likes to say, you flat out made them quit. we're doing that to a lot of people. >> and all that matters. >>> an 11-year-old boy who y yodeled his way to ellen's heart. do you sing atw walmart? >> yes. that's the only store we've got. >>> mark zuckerberg testified how and why your personal information wound up in the hands of a foreign country without you knowing it. >> here's a photo from the testimony that has been making the rounds. right off the bat zuckerberg was like don't forget to tag me in these! this morning's eye opener is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." as you wake up in the west, we have breaking news from capitol hill. house speaker paul ryan is about to speak with reporters after telling colleagues he will step down at the end of this year. >>> president trump tweeted minutes ago calling ryan a truly good man and saying he'll leave a lega

releasing surveillance video of a suspect they are searching for in connection with the shooting near the amtrak. a gunman shot a man in the head during an attempted robbery on february 11. police are hoping someone will see this in may recognize this man or the shining emblem on his sweater. take another look. as for the victim, we are told despite a bullet that pierced his bring, alex padilla's is making a steady recovery. >>> a man is accused of throwing a puppy to the ground and killing it inside a store. we want to warn you that this video is disturbing. surveillance video shows the suspect grabbing his girlfriend's for mental cocker spaniel puppy named prince. it happened inside the tiptop market in the tenderloin. you see other people trying to calm him down. a few moments later he raises his hand and slams the puppy to the ground. prince was taken to san francisco animal care and control but died from his injuries. >> it is a horrible video. it is very graphic in nature. you can see the suspect grabbed this poor, defenseless puppy and slammed onto the ground. that is a horrible act that

amtrak employees in new york get them in and out of penn station on a two-track tunnel. so that's also in the process. so we'll have a consistent base result from both caltrain and the high-speed rail authority when they move forward. the recommended initial immediate actions, the operators need to finalize that workable blended surface plan. when do the six caltrain runs and the four per hour? they also need to take a look at the capacity of the railroad between san jose and bayshore to see how many trains per hour that two-track can actually accommodate. that will determine how many trains per hour you can get into the salesforce terminal and the fourth and townsend. the two operators in the tjpa need to identify and select a mutual mutually acceptable and workable set of rolling stock and tapingss -- adaptations that will allow those platforms at those stations. the right of way impacts constructing the dtx is a crucial stage of this project development. based on the senior engineer and two operators, they need to review the trade-offs that exist for track and switch

we've seen fatal amtrak crashes in hoe boeingan, washington state, south carolina and west virginia. we simply can't afford to sit idly by, punting on this urgent need. we need infrastructure investment, but we also need to proactively improve our safety procedures and processes. we need to take on safety in this country and for all we pay in taxes and tickets, both of which i think are far too high, we cannot play games with the safety of our families and children. we can't have delays in implementing rail safety rules. i'm proud to have led on this bipartisan bill to secure america's rails with real safety provisions. the bipartisan f.r.a. safety data improvement act improves and standardizes reporting and training around railway accidents, on railroads like amtrak and new jersey transit. by better standardizing reporting requirements, we can leverage data sets to improve safety and make smarter decisions. it implements the d.o.t. inspector general's report. the i.g. found the federal railway administration had taken some steps to improve data reporting but it still lacks standardi

. >> amtrak, cvs, target, and now everything has moved here. >> the churches are helping us out, but they can only do so much. we need a lot more help. a lot of us don't want to be like this. >> reporter: antioch says it will do the best he can. >> i want to make sure that we are providing resources to their companions, which is why we're having animal services come out. >> any sense of where you might go next? >> insane? >> and for those who have no shelter, say they will gone relying on each other. >> will have to get by as best we can until we can find something better. >>> police are looking for witnesses to a violent robbery was up to 61-year-old woman dead. she and a 28-year-old man were found suffering from head injuries friday night in front of a restaurant on webster street. the man was treated and released. the attackers are still on the run. >> the suspects try to take some property from the victims. and a stronger and sued. it was a selfish and vicious act that had a tragic outcome. >> right now there is no description of the suspects. the police are working to collect su

miller arrested after allegedly calling in a fake bomb threat from an amtrak train. authorities say he called a 911 dispatcher in new jersey saying a female passenger on his train bound for new york city had a bomb in her bag. officials stopped the train, did not find an explosive device. the 36-year-old actor was arrested monday at laguardia airport. miller has since been released on $100,000 bond. he faces a maximum of five years in prison. >>> and people in south africa and around the world are remembering winnie mandela, wife of nelson mandela. a memorial service is being held in the township of soweto as part of ten days of mourning for the anti-apartheid activist. as i mentioned, the former wife of the country's first black president, nelson mandela. she will be laid to rest on saturday. >>> rod rose instein, jeff sessions, mueller, will any be fired? >>> sources tell cnn president trump is considering the firing of deputy attorney general rod rosenstein to limit the mueller investigation. >> sources also telling cnn that the fbi raid on trump's personal attorn

miller is out on bail after being arrested on a charge of calling in a fake bomb flet from an amtrakalled last month and said a passenger on his train from washington, d.c. to new york had a bomb in her bag. officialed stops the train and searched it. any say they found out miller was actually on a different train and that train was also stopped and searched. no explosives devices were found. >>> students at cal poly are demanding accountability after fraternity members appeared in black face on social media. hundreds of people appeared a townhall meeting last night to complaint. the lamda, chi, alpha fraern has been lab placed on her interim suspension while the attorney investigates. >>>s the lawsuit over the value meals what a judge said this week frmts coming clean 7 on your side michael finney teams up with reporters to figure outs the best did he terjants to help you clean up. >> spencer christian looking at clouds and moisture injurying. more showers on the >>> no one likes doing laundry. but most of us have to do it. >> to help get the job done, 7 on your side michael finney

. >>> despite growing ridership, amtrak's capitol corridor is struggling with keeping the rains running on time. it's a combination of mechanical issues, track problems and trespassers on the track that's led to delays of 30 minutes or more. the authority apologizing to riders with a 10% off fair deal for the month of may and a commitment to get trains running on time today. >>> scientists in san francisco may have taken a significant step in the fight against alzheimer's by changing a protein associated with alzheimer's to a more harmless form. they carried out the research on human cells but now has to be repeated on human patients. we said it before, this can't happen soon enough. >> no, applause for all of that. good to hear they're doing the good work. >> seeing that transition maybe over to dementia. my mother-in-law has it. it's just brutal. my wife was visiting her a couple weeks ago. out of seven days, i think she knew my wife one of those seven days she recognized her. just terrible. >>> let's talk about what's going on weatherwise. you're never more than seven minutes away fr

i went up to new york with a thousand dollars on an amtrak train and my only goal was to make a living> "roseanne" airs tuesday nights on abc. our thanks to new orleans for that french quarter setting there. to hear more about "roseanne" and his stories from behind the scenes, check out our web extras at today.com/sunday. >>> and next week a sunday sit-down with emily blunt. we'll trace her career to her latest, a relentless thriller where her husband served as director and co-star. emily blunt, next week on "sunday today." dylan is back now with another look at the easter weather. >> it is very, very cold. especially near bismarck. 6 degrees to start out the day. 12 in it minneapolis. 25 in chicago. 49 in new york city. the east coast will see some warmer temperatures. as we go through this week, we are certainly going to see more snow back through parts of the upper midwest. we'll also start off with some snow in the northeast tomorrow morning. above average temperatures isolated to the west. below average temperatures by the middle of the week with highs in the 30s and 40s. rain up

we still have amtrak station through norman and fort worth. beverage about 35 trains a day come through norman. >> what is the population near norman? > so norman has about 120,000. so we have probably 20,000-some students. really, a commuter city. i would say 70% to 70% of our community leaves town every morning to go to oklahoma city. but it's, you know, once the interstate was completed, it made it commuting to the city much easier, so more people moved to norman, good schools, university, good lifestyle here. this is the old downtown area, three blocks east of the railroad tracks. and lots of -- we say there's a 9:00 to five crowd and a 5:00 to 9:00 crowd. there's more restaurants, entertainment places, some offices during the day, some stores. but it's really turned around the last few years. a lot more traffic down here. more variety of retail and services here in the downtown area. >> and that to our left, the mural. >> that depicts some history, i guess. >> yes, that would be, i think, i think it's the land run, which was in april of 1

my amtrak train had a huge issue in northern maryland. into pennnally pulled station i had 12 minutes to get there on time. in a torrential rainstorm. i arrived at my interview late and soaking wet. she took one look at me and said, are you ok? [laughter] putting me completely at ease. my first time seeing something that i have now seen so many times. how warm, real and sincerely kind she is. she brings out the best in the people around her. i feel incredibly lucky to be on her team. i worked side-by-side with tremendous people what i consider to be my extended family. the education that i received here, the confidence in the sense of purpose i found at rutgers, it has taken me farther than i have ever dreamed. i am so proud and grateful to be a rutgers alum. [applause] >> there have been millions of words written about secretary clinton. i could introduce her with a list of lifetime accomplishments, the you already know so many of them. no matter what the title is she has held, or what responsibility she is given, there is one common the

brought a lot of students here, settlers came on the train and later brought sailors here and the amtrakservice to fort worth, 35 trains a day come through norman. dirksen senate office building 0 what is the population here in norman? >> 120,000, 20,000 students, commuter city, and they leave town every morning, once the interstate was completed it made commuting to the city much easier so more people moved to norman, good schools, good lifecycle. this is the old downtown area 3 blocks east of the railroad tracks and 9-5 crowd and a 5-9 crowd. more restaurants and entertainment places, some stores, it turned around the last few years. more traffic down here, more variety of retail services in the downtown area. >> that is where we passed through the mural. take some history. >> the land run in april 18, '89, opening up at noon on april 22, 1889, when people came and staked their claim, 160 acres. the community began developing after that. the university came in 1890. we are headed to the east side of town and what you see straightahead we will see closer. some of the remnants of the sta

the shooting happened back in february near the amtrak station.ness says he was walking towards the station with the victim... when the suspect approached them and shot the 26-year-old man in the head. police are hoping someone will recognize the suspect and identify him. .. (grant) and in berkeley -- police arrest a man accused of throwing industrial cleaning chemicals at a u-c berkeley employee... in wheeler hall earlier this month. 62-year-old william kearney was captured after he wandered into the berkeley police department. police say he wasn't there to turn himself in -- but they realized that he mathced the suspect description in arrest warrants from university police. kearney was arrested on suspicion of assault with chemicals... and for failing to register as a sex offender in a separate attack. (vicki) in the south bay... university students are spreading the word on social media about aggressive solicitors. female students say they are being approached by women in their 20's. the women are asking for the students' phone numbers and othe

settlers came on the train and later as the navy base, we brought sailors here and we still have amtrak service through norman to fort worth and we have about 35 trains a day through norman. >> what is the population here in norman? >> norman has about 120,000. we have probably 20,000 students. really, a commuter city i would say. 60 to 70 percent of our community leaves town every morning to go to oklahoma city. you know, once the interstate was completed, it made things much easier. good schools, the university, good lifestyle here. this is the old downtown area, three blockseast of the railroad tracks .lots of 9 to 5 crowd, and a five until nine crowd. there's lots of entertainment places, offices during the day, some stores but is really turned around the last few years. a lot more traffic down here, a lot more variety of retail and services here in the downtown area's and that one we just passed,that's the mural . that's some history's best the land run which was in april 1889. these were assigned lands and the governor opened them up on april 22, 1889 and people stake their claim.

exactly it >> nightmare >> a nightmare, and by the way, a lot of experts, including the people at amtrakhe tunnels will have to come down, soy don't know what we're going to do about it unless we fix this what i find particularly outrageous, some of the folks who said, despite this agreement that we came to, who's a friend of mine, and i said to him, now, i don't understand, you think we should go back and take away this investment? and, of course, north carolina where he's from gets 1.41 for every dollar they send the federal government now he wants to turn around and say, yeah, you shouldn't get any return on investment >> this is going toward salt, i want to tell you about something we had on the air the other day. what is going to happen for 2018, because the rates are lower for longer, at the income level about the loss -- >> my great fear was that as a new jersey resident. i was going to see my taxes go up in 2018 by an immense amount, because i lose property taxes which are the highest in the country in new jersey. i lose the ability to write off income taxes which are not cheap i

newark liberty national airport, amtrak's boston to d.c. line, the center of that 78 going -- d root route 78 going west in this nation. transportation infrastructure drives my district's economic and growth and the economy of states throughout the northeast. the white house and the congressional republicans have penalty is the past year promising to rebuild america's infrastructure. but all the american people have gotten is a raw deal that would sell off america's infrastructure to wall street and leave main street to fill in all the potholes. the people who live in my district deserve a better deal than they're getting under this majority and this administration. my democratic colleagues and i have a real plan to rebuild america. it's five times as big as the puny propose albie the white house. democrats want to create 16 million new paying jobs, build bridges -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. payne: clear roads, broadband to schools, water infrastructure, energy grids and transit. that's what my constitue

may be back at the astrodome, as they work on a conservation, renovation project, vip, it is not amtrak thank you. stuart: contrary to what i've been saying a long, long time, the republicans may have a shot, a very long shot at winning the california governor's race this november. i call that amazing. my take on it is next. ♪ .mac .. let's begin. yes or no? do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 options contracts? $1.50 futures contracts? what about a dedicated service team of trading specialists? did you say yes? good, then it's time for power e*trade. the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. looks like we have a couple seconds left. let's do some card twirling twirling cards e*trade. the original place to invest online. tree and do you know, i might have to eat my hat. for a long time i said republican could not win a statewide election in california. look at this. for newt gingrich commie is a sharp guy. california may elect a republican governor, as incredible as that sounds.

person >> i needed to rsvp in case that he was going to go >> i flow you've been working on your amtrake a good way to keep that up. >> i can't imagine going if -- i mean it's like throwing a party -- i don't know. it's weird it just becomes weird. >> it supports a lot of scholarships for journalism students and for those who are pursuing -- >> i understand. but normally the president is there. otherwise, it's a bash fest and the guy is not there to defend himself. i don't know i don't think you'll be seeing me there anyway, thanks >> thanks, kayla come to new york visit here >> yeah. >> all right we're counting down to the march jobs report. let's get right to our panel this morning rlj company's found eastern chairman bob johnson is here blackrock chief equity strategist kate moore and jason fuhrman and from washington, we're joined by aei's alex bolland. what you heard from kayla, this trade talk as people are waking up this morning and saying what do i do with there what would you advise? >> there is a bit of fatigue when it comes to the trade talk. and i will say, you know, we're j

pruitt still stands for the administrator to join me on amtrak and save a ton of money. mr. pruitt took a $40,000 trip to morocco, which is not within the agency's jurisdiction. mr. pruitt missed two flights to morocco while staying in paris. he also spent $120,000 on a trip to italy last june, including $30,000 in security-related expenses, $53,000 in vouchers, and a $3,600 flight to cincinnati to catch his -- cincinnati to new york city to catch his chartered flight. he has spent more than $500,000 on flights during his first year alone. with that first class travel, the agency said that the first class travel was necessary because of the high number of security threats he had received. that's -- if that were truthful, we should all be concerned. there's a lot of reason to believe that it is not truthful. he apparently did not consider a first-class upgrade to be vital to his safety since he flew coach on personal trips back home to oklahoma. administrator pruitt is also facing scrutiny for assembling a team for 20 security agents deployed in 19 vehicles, 20 security agent