amtrak's hundreds more. and guess what?three months later at the in the campaign to open the marshalls island in the marshall islands, the marines have exactly that afforded to them. they have hundreds more. amtrak's. they have new models like this one called the lv t a one. in other words, they get exactly they requested and they're thrilled. people listen to their complaints and uncle sam responded. but as i started to investigate that as a possibility, i thought, is it plausible that the end of november, 1943, that reports from the central pacific could reach washington and spread out to the designers in these various locations, such as in florida, produce a change in an their vehicle design, retool them, make new ones, and actually package them ships and send them back into the central pacific within three months. train crews how to use these? and the answer is no. truth be known, the very vehicles, the armored and armed versions of the marines were were requesting were already built, were already out at the landing dep

an amtrak train heading from washington, d.c.o chicago collided with a flatbed truck, pushing it into another truck. damage left behind at the crossing. the driver of the second truck was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. no one on the train was hurt. >>> the accused gunman in that deadly mass shooting at a fourth of july parade in illinois pleaded not guilty today. 21-year-old robert crimo is charged with killing seven people and wounding dozens. in court today he said he understood the charges and potential penalty of life in prison. cooper roberts, an 8-year-old victim left paralyzed from the waist down is beginning rehabilitation this week after seven surgeries. his twin brother luke was hit by shrapnel. his mother suffered leg wounds. >>> equifax, one of three major credit reporting companies admits it sent lenders incorrect credit scores for hundreds of thousands of people applying for home and auto loans this spring. the company says the problem was caused by a, quote, coding issue. for about 300,000

the amtrak hot dog, the u.s.en the federal government does right, hot dogs on amtrak and mail crates, they are useful. i'm such a purist, i did not know there was even debate they could possibly be sandwiches. they are not sandwiches. hot dogs are hot dogs and the only thing worse than suggesting a hot dog is a sandwiches the idea that when other meats try to identify as a hot dog like brats. a brought or a brat, it's not a hell dog, is a sausage, prickly find but they are not hot dogs. >> i will say i will lose wisconsin fans but hot dog is better. >> agree. a hot dog that doesn't fill the entire bun is a written about. a diner in new york offers the biggest hot dog i think i've ever seen, a good solid three and a half inches on the side of the run, you have to be committed to hot dogs. >> trace, the usda has fact checking for charlie on the demolition of that hot dog, they say it is a sandwich. a sandwich is a handheld product consisting of a meat or poultry feeling between two slices of bread, a biscuit or a b

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repeat yes, we're talking about bright line versus tri-rail and amtrak and we have a station that was built with public funds, but it's not being utilized by the public transit system. no it was before i was near. but anyway, the the point being what happens when a public investments. let's say don't really pay off and now you have a private interest in how do you weigh those things? yeah, so again not being able to knowing the details of the specifics. so it sort of makes the case to not privatize because you need the flexibility because conditions change when you don't if i'm getting this, right, right, so if if things change and you're locked into a 75 year contract or a 50 year contract you locked into you know you're in an inflexible situation where you may have an uncompete clause or a compensation clause where you are on the hook for that period of time. so again, i don't know the specific to the trial know. but the but you know, it's a point i make a lot when you're contracts are very rigid documents, you know, think about why there is so much contract litigation in america, r

for a long time on amtrak. >> thank you. >> look we're gonna make a big investment in clean technology, manufacturing facilities like the facilities and make electric vehicles. how important will this investment be in building out the electric vehicle supply chains? because it seems to me that's that's one of the i mean everybody's looking at doing that. we seem that i think we have an in norma's opportunity here. >> -- have and enormous opportunity here. >> yeah, i agree, mr. president. there's a lot of work to build out the supply chains to build out the infrastructure um to to move to these new and a variety of different fuel and technology types and we see a significant opportunity to increase u. s. manufacturing capacity and grow jobs here in all these different technologies that support our strategy destination zero to -- carbonized our industry. so we're excited for the opportunity to to bring some of those solutions here in the u. s. export. those technologies globally increase america's economic competitiveness as we as we focus on this and cummins has done this before. we act

[inaudible] and now amtrak is not going there. so what point does the failure of public led? >> i'm going to repeat the question. >> we are talking about bright line versus tri-rail and amtrak. we have a station built with public funds but is not being utilized by the public transit system. it was before i was mayor. anyway the point being what happens when a public investment don't really pay off and now you have a private interest and how do you weigh the sinks? >> again not knowing the details of the specifics. it sort of makes the case to not privatize because you need the flexibility because conditions change. missive and get thist, right, if things change and you are locked into a 75 year contract or 50 year contract you are in an inflexible situation reunite may have a noncompete clause or compensation because we are on the hook for that. tempered again i do not know the specifics. when your contracts are very rigid documents. think about why there's so much contract litigation in america. it's ambiguous. it isar hard. so you need maximum flexibility. it doesn't meet e

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they say it could cause disruptions for regular amtrak commerce.d interrupt freight traffic and this could be a significant supply chain issue. >> trains not full suddenly full of migrants where do they go? they go wherever they want. >> todd: northeast corridor. >> carley: florida judge is set to decide today whether the public will see that affidavit green lighting the raid on mar-a-lago. we are live ahead of today's high stakes hearings. steve: plus, we have been waiting for this. the cdc admits they blew it on covid. the report is outlining its failures during the pandemic and what changes the agency is vowing to make. but the question is, will it be enough? ♪ feels like the first time ♪ [ "back to life" by soul ii soul ] what if you could change your surroundings with the touch of a finger? now you can. biometric id... inside the innovative, new c-class. >> ainsley: all eyes are on a florida courtroom where a judge is expected to rule today on whether to unseal the affidavit that was used to justify the raid on president trump's house. >> stev

we have house republicans warning that the white house may start using amtrak trains to send illegalalong with secret domestic air lights at night. this is a secret expanse of catch and release the gop says hawaii do you think of this? >> you know, we've discussed this before that american taxpayers are paying the costs for the incompetence and lawlessness and biden administration. last year we found out the biden administration was spending $87 million of our hard working tax dollars to house 1200 illegal immigrants throughout the southern boarders so this is just a continuation of the biden administration incentivizing and monetizing people breaking the law and think about this, liz, there's a lot of americans that couldn't take summer vacations this year because they couldn't afford airline travel and yet the biden administration is rewarding people that broke the law by entering the country illegally with free flights. liz: we have two dozen house republicans sending a letter to homeland secretary. we don't know how much american taxpayer money is being used to pay these ngos to

. >>> an investigation is underway after an amtrak train collided with a tractor-trailer on the trackssay the train traveling from washington, d.c., to chicago yesterday hit the truck which was stuck on the tracks because of a traffic backup. that truck was pushed into another truck. the driver of the second truck was injured. no one on the train was hurt. >>> the suspect in a deadly mass shooting at a july 4th parade pleads not guilty, and the nfl wants a longer suspension for quarterback dashaun watson. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "associated press" reports the nfl is appealing the six-game suspension given to cleveland browns' quarterback dashaun watson for violating the league's personal conduct policy. on monday a retired federal judge issued the suspension after two dozen women filed lawsuits accusing watson of sexual misconduct during massage treatments. the nfl had recommended a suspension of at least a year. watson, who has denied wrongdoing, reached financial settlements with 23 of the women. >>> the "chicago tribune" says the man accused o

a huge security system like this at the end of the day amtrak's political calculus. why don't you factor -- impacts political calculus. why don't you factor in having an impact on russia's willingness to be engaged in political dialogue to end this war? >> i think we are in the same place as your question suggested. i have made clear a bunch of times that the reason for the commitment is to challenge vladimir putin's theory of victory that he can outlast everybody. packages like this signal we are not just providing assistance now, but it will be steady assessment -- assistance over months and years. that is challenging vladimir putin's miscalculation, we believe that he can just grind it out and wait it out. it is a supposed impact is calculus. we are also largely, through our pda packages, trying to affect calculus in the nearer term by enabling ukrainians to defend the territory they have and push back when they can so win and if negotiations start, they have the best hand at the table. we are very mindful of that as well. the point i was making is that the usai p

we're talking about bright line, amtrak and station but with public funds but not utilized but the public transit system. before i was married. but anyway, what happens when public investment let's say don't really pay off and now you have a private interest on those things? >> again, not knowing the details of the specifics, it's sort of makes the case to not privatize because you need the flexibility because conditions change. let me see if i can get this right, if things change in your locked into 75 year for 50 year contract, your locked in, and inflexible situation where you may a have a compensation cost where you are on the hook for that period of time. i don't know the specifics but cowhen your contracts are bridge documents, think about why there's so much litigation in america, ambiguous, it is hard so you need maximum flexibility. it doesn't mean every decision t will be the right decision, that's just the nature of life. i'm not sure if i'm answering your question because i don't know about the subject specifics. >> dissipating the need for adaptability in the future. anybody

reggie: we are learning new details about a july crash involving an amtrak train and a union pacificenance machine. four people were hurt. an ntsb report found the crash caused $265,000 in damage. gate arms were working. the crash happened as the machine was coming off the tracks near 50th avenue. kumasi: the u.s. department of transportation is fondling millions of dollars to san francisco for safety upgrades. according to city records, there were 152 crashes on howard in five years. more than half of those involved bicyclists or pedestrians. $23 million pledged will go to work safety improvements. howard street will be reduced to two lanes instead of three. reggie: google has announced changes to its search engine in a fight to -- in a fight against misinformation. these are the text boxes that appear highlighting information and article the search engine believes is the answer for your search. the company said it will expand its result feature to include more context about search results. a popular shop and one of the market's longest-running tenants is closing. golden gate meat c

. >> jesse: so this was scranton joe, the middle-class guy with the lunch pail and the amtrak ticket. realize that he is just helping out these graduate degree -- i'm not going to say a bad word about them. i want to so badly. >> and i have a graduate degree myself. yes, and i took out loans, sean has a law degree and took out loans, 20 years, nine kids, who in congress is complaining the most about these? it is aoc does not have any kids, and she is complaining about the loans. agitating and trying as you said dana to get more people on her side. i really think that our country needs to go back to the place where your word, your handshake, your signature meant something. you signed your name. you said you were going to do it, do it. and i will pay this, it felt so good when we paid it off. but now i kind of feel like a chump. because they are going to get it, and $10,000 is a lot. it's a lot of money if some money some of the page that off. >> people still want more people still have to pay. >> jesse: pure enough. i don't mean to disparage people with graduate degrees. >> jessica: he

he literally had no experience in energy whatsoever outside of taking the amtrak and that uses energyuse speaker nancy pelosi when she said nobody is above the law. she said that earlier this week. it should say nobody is above the law except for hillary clinton, hunter biden, paul pelosi, paul pelosi junior, eric holder, i could go on here but you have finite time. when republicans take back the house in november, there has to be investigations into these things. it is just so blatantly obvious to here in front of us, to maranda's point, it is a great one, paul pelosi, the only reason he is on these boards is because his mother's name is nancy and she happens to be the speaker of the united states congress. edward: a spokesperson for the house speaker's office spouses and children have been allowed on these trips. basically saying nothing to see here. the chinese do not see it that way. >> of course not. there is a reason why nancy pelosi could have listed her son was going with her. if you do not beforehand, it does not look sneaky afterwards when you are asked about it. transparenc

. > >> we have learned an amtrak engineer was blasting the horn in the moments before union pacific maintenance tractor turned into the path in oakland. oakland. that's according to a preliminary ntsb report unless month's collision near the coliseum. the train was traveling at 60 miles per hour when it slammed into the tractor tractor severely injuring the operator and three others suffered minor injuries. the ret shows all safety equipment at the crossing was working at the time. > >> the chp says they tracked don the semi truck driver who took a a truck out of an i-80 overpass in berkeley. they say the 63-year-old admitted to leaving the scene along gilman street and could face misdemeanor hit-n charges. the crash caused $2.1 million in damage. > >> a live look at the richmond san rafael bridge. there's a call to reconsider the bike and pedestrian path. a lane was sectioned off in 2019 but so far so far the data shows usage has been pretty sparse. kpix 5's john ramis reports one superviss calling for a change that would benefit drivers. >> reporter: they created a path a path to provide acce

amtrak trains also reporting delays right now. no evacuations in place at this point. but we are going to continue to follow this story again. that's along collins avenue in richmond want to turn things over to kron. 4 meteorologist dave spahr. i know that it is warm in those parts of the bay area right now. day. >> yeah. and we had a little cell that was no moving overhead. apparent end up producing any rain showers with that. that will be kind of nice. but we do have a little in the way of some winds. just to point out. it's late in the afternoon. we expect this coming in from the south. pretty much do southerly into the teens as you'll notice. this is a off towards the east bay shoreline and extending up to the carquinez strait. just to give you an idea of your bearings here and pretty much into the teens, we are at this hour. back to that air quality. we go up to the fires up in northern california. we're now in the moderate category were not as bad as we were earlier in the day. some of that has spread to the south. these yellows, you will see all the way down to

is stuff we already touched on this is relative to things like funding for the american society of amtrak where you had african-american scholars making connections with people throughout sub-saharan africa and it's sort of a remarkable account that williams is famous and it's worthwhile to remember at one point he had composed during the subway trains with the king alfred plan as a promotion for the novel but he writes this conspiratorial information at the conclusion of the novel. again the unraveling of this one. the character has been just assassinated and is giving news to a character like chester who is traveling in europe and says what a history still to be told. this is the richard wright character again on another deathbed notice. the scientist is starting to say i'm no scientist i don't know but i do know with what happened there let me go back to the beginning. i doubt you've heard of thei alliance inan 1958 he voted to leave the nations and formed a federation whichever you prefer. the british and french were shaken. the colonies sprang to such maturity. the national banks of

their largest single monthly expense is rent or mortgage, and one said dinosaur skulls [ laughter ] amtrakek released pictures of its new acela trains, which will feature contactless restrooms. walking down one of those is like walking down an old rope bridge [ light laughter ] and finally, a plaster cast of the late singer jimi hendrix's penis is set to be unveiled next month at the phallological museum in iceland, which houses the world's largest display of penises. it costs adults $10 to enter, while members get in free. [ laughter ] he wrote -- he writes in my voice. that's what i like about him you guys, that was a monologue how are you feeling? [ cheers and applause you guys, we got a great show for you tonight. you know him from "mad men" and "the town. i know him is one of my favorite "snl" hosts and a friend he's in "top gun: maverick," which is out tomorrow. jon hamm will be here. [ cheers and applause it's been too long since my friend jon's been here you guys, another friend is here as well. you know him from his writing on "snl" and his show "los espookys. his picture book, "i

this was relative to things like the american society the amtrak. the african society.hen you had african-american scholars making connections with collegiate collegians and meetings throughout sub-saharan africa. it was sort of a remarkable challenge. it's worthwhile to remember at one point there post during subways in new york with the promotion for the novel. he writes in this conspiratorial information at the conclusion again the unraveling of this one the black richard ride character has been assassinated and a character that's much like chester himes is traveling in europe and he says you know when to t start with africa and thers history still to be told. another deathbed notice. the scientists, i don't know. may go back to the beginning. in 1958 he voted to leave the invasion. whichever you prefer the british and french were shaken. how could the two men of the colonies be of such political maturity. both men from both countries were underwriting the banking system but there would be a temporary evaluation of the federation weather was new money or not. if the

the fire, blackened a few acres and caused an eastbound amtrak train to stop while crews worked to put out that fire, no word yet on how this fire may have started. all right now to the mckinney fire burning near the california oregon border. two more bodies were discovered today, bringing the death toll to four. the wildfire started in siskiyou county last friday, and since then it has exploded in size to nearly 88 square miles right now, officials say, there is still zero containment as the fire tears through dry tree. reason brush in red flag conditions. boxes max gordon tells us many evacuees are waiting anxiously to hear what's happened to their homes. california's mckinney fire, leaving behind a trail of destruction in klamath national forest near the oregon border. there was a fire. we just didn't think it would reaches. flames have scorched more than 56,000 acres, making it the states' largest wildfire this year. firefighters have had their challenges facing steep terrain is the fire torched northern california's drought stricken forests. the flames moved quickly, forcing thous

so, unfortunately, we -- know more with these roads look like amtrak how they change overtime.f course, that leads to this sort of iconic photograph of justices in the robes. a lot of these are open in the front, which i think is an interesting thing to look at in terms of style. with the marshall rogue. which, you know, how he wore, how that plays out. of course that brings us to the present day court. this is the most recent group with court photograph, taken a few weeks ago. even in this, they all wear black robes. there are slight differences among the different justices. even here, the plain black robe, you may recall chief justice -- put gold stripes on his sleeves for a period of time. there is no rules that say the justices have to wear robes. but that changed back in 1799, probably now 1798, led to this being the iconic way that we all look at our judges. it is spread through most of the courts the united states and some places around the world. so, witness objects, totally a great way to think of the robe. the portrait of chester harding is amazing. it's a document of

the fire, blackened a few acres and caused an eastbound amtrak train to stop while crews worked to put out that fire, no word yet on how this fire may have started. all right now to the mckinney fire burning near the california oregon border. two more bodies were discovered today, bringing the death toll to four. the wildfire started in siskiyou county last friday, and since then it has exploded in size to nearly 88 square miles right now, officials say, there is still zero containment as the fire tears through dry tree. reason brush in red flag conditions. boxes max gordon tells us many evacuees are waiting anxiously to hear what's happened to their homes. california's mckinney fire, leaving behind a trail of destruction in klamath national forest near the oregon border. there was a fire. we just didn't think it would reaches. flames have scorched more than 56,000 acres, makin

got to vermo invest now i'll see you on amtrak by the way. >> if we can get the real high-speed raile it together that would be brilliant. >> god bless you, good to see you. >> god bless you as well the point is that the infrastructure, $30 trillion in national debt and the infrastructure still stinks. >> john's a very smart guy i just don't think people are cheering higher tax bills, especially, you know, low-paid workers. i don't agree with that. >> i'll let you guys bicker about it since i have to cover it every day coming up on "squawk box," china extending military exercises as taiwan starts live-fire drills we'll head to beijing. and mieme stocks on the move again. comingp. u >>> welcome back china saying it will extendity military drills around taiwan for an unspecified amount of time this as taiwan's defense force conducts live-fire drills of its own today. eunice yoon joins us live from beijing. what can you tell us >> chi t china as military annod fresh drill for another day. this time they said focussing on blockades as well as logistics reply. these come as the pla said t

in front of 127,000 people, real madrid one the fifth european cup title against amtrak frankfurt.g tomorrow and hopefully to start the season in the best possible way with winning the trophy. that is all the sport for now. the ukrainian air force says nine russian aircraft were destroyed in an explosion at an airbase in crimea yesterday. russia denies that the explosions were a result of the attack. ukrainian officials dismissed suggestions that a dropped cigarette was the cause of the blast. any such attack would be seen as an acceleration of the war. the uk's defence secretary ben wallace says the ministry of defence is working to confirm the cause of the explosion. knowing what i know about ukraine at the moment, i think it is unlikely that that is the cause of the explosion in the ukrainian airbase. why might you have any information? we have a bit of information which is already open source, we have pretty much dismissed the suggestion that it pretty much dismissed the suggestion thatitis pretty much dismissed the suggestion that it is a cigarette but which set off the explos

it halted an eastbound amtrak train. department told us it started in a homeless camp. in siskiyou county. thousands of firefighters will continue working around the clock to try to protect homes and businesses from the mckinney fire. authorities report. two more people died in that fire. they were found at separate homes along one of the only roads in and out of the remote fire zone. since the wildfire started last friday, it has grown to more than 57,000 acres in nearly wiped out the community of klamath river, destroying homes , businesses, even the post office. people in that area say they have never seen anything like it. i've been up here for 17 almost 18 years now, and we had a might be evacuated once about seven years ago, but we didn't have to go. this is my first time in my whole 73 years. crews are working to carve out firebreaks to protect the community of why rekha which is just to the east along i five, the public information officer for the mckinney fire tells us here at ktvu that whether remains their big

jonathan: do these candidates want amtrak joe to stay in delaware? joe: it depends who you ask.ing on stage with the commander-in-chief is a big deal, but you are going to see a case by case situation. it depends on how -- on how well biden played in those districts in 2020 and what the economic straits are in that area. if we are talking about inflation as opposed to infrastructure, i won't say bill burck better, some of the accomplishments the president has made, he will be welcome. john fetterman in pennsylvania says he welcomes the president on stage anytime. were going to see different versions of that, and that is not a joe biden phenomenon. realizing his approval ratings are deep in trouble here. that happens in midterms, were commanders in chief do not always help people running for congress. jonathan: joe mathieu, thank you for catching up. tk, what are we looking at now? democrats keep this senate but lose the house? tom: that is the zeitgeist. it is fluid right now. it helps to have someone like joe mathieu. i could never do what he does. i do not have the brain for i

as a commercial driver, it takes 36 hours to take amtrak from upstate new york to mississippi. i can drive it in my car in 19 hours. that makes no sense to have high-speed trains in italy and china and singapore. how about we solve some of the terrestrial problems here first. have a good day. host: sean in chicago on the yes line. caller: good morning. i hope you're doing well there today. my father was an engineer at the university of chicago. he worked on all the projects that made this country great. it seems like the level of disinformation, the lack of education and the lack of vision being heard by some of our viewers is seeping from our politics into our mental state. the space program is the append me of everything great in this country, everything that we strive for. i'm an environmentalist. there are tons of things in this country that need to have high priority. the space program breaks ground on all scientific yields. short of being a science denier, there is no way we should shut off the space program. it breaks down terriers in science that cannot be addressed in

going to start shipping migrants from our seven points up throughout the balance of the country on amtrakt also freight service, and there goes the supply chain again. when it comes to the question of where were going to put them, we told you that so far they requested 6,000 beds a night in new york city's hotel rooms and the hotel and hospitality business here in new york city said, "we are ready, leave at 300 hotels," and what they did during the pandemic is they housed homeless people, medical workers, and people who had to quarantine with coronavirus, and another crisis like that, we are ready to step up. if someone needs places to stay and the government wants to pay us a lot of money to rent that room each night, it's available. >> ainsley: the hotels are not as full as they used to be because after the pandemic people stopped coming, a lot of hotels closed. we don't have as many visitors here so they have the space and they say, "sure, will take your money and house them." >> brian: one of the most troubling things i've seen in the long time is to see the stae stopped the illegals