and biden always says, oh no, i have been writing amtrak and amtrak is a great program, but he neglects to say that they're not paying into social service programs! so, no. repeal that act and make is a level playing field, how tax dollars are collected by workers in the united states, and then distributed to support these programs. >> that is relative north miami beach florida. this is joseph in canton, ohio. independent. good morning. >> good, morning how are you doing? i have not got the watch too much of this. i only turned on about ten minutes ago. the last lady that was speaking, on the republican party, i believed a lot of what she said. but she does not understand the railroad workers make an agreement. they are a union i am a retired union person i've seen people that were retired that had to go back to work, every 5 to 7 years the stock market makes an adjustment. and they lost all their money. they tell you to keep the money in their, but they i have made over a quarter of 1 million dollars, retired. in my union. so i am a union person and i think the government needs to stay

. >> it is a sleight of hand not totally real the rail might be talking about amtrak amtrak getting more what we've gen giving money after money to he amtrak for decades not about that if you are doing real infrastructure focus on ports,our airports, going to focus on roads, bridges. but the rest of that stuff was democrat wish list policy that was a not needed. maria: that is what i thought i remember zeroing in on that infrastructure plan being struck by the fact that there wasn't any money for bridges what are we talking about amtrak one idea but, you know, beyond that it wasn't an from your plan look congressman i want to ask you you about happens now republicans need at least 7 seats for majority control of the house you announced a bid to become house gop conference chairman tell us about what you would like to do and do you support kevin mccarthy as house speaker. >> first of all i think kevin is going to be leader of in republican congress i think speaker of the house, my plan is conference chair simple number one republicans have to do better job get our message to all parts of

it is from 1937 and biden always says, i have been writing amtrak --riding amtrak but he neglects to say they are not paying into the social service program. repeal that act and make it a level playing field. host: that is a lot of north miami beach, florida. this is joseph out of ohio, independent. caller: i have not gotten to watch too much of this. the last lady that was speaking about the republican party, i believe a lot of what she said. but she doesn't understand that the railroad workers make their own agreement. i am a retired union person. i have seen people that were retired but had to go back to work because they invested. and they lost all of their money. they tell you to keep the money in their --there but i have made over eight quarter of a million dollars retired. i think the government needs to stay out of it. i understand that we should not pay to bail them out but i don't understand where the government has any involvement in this at all. i know the economy is all about money but maybe there is more to life than money. thank you. host: that is joseph and ohio. this

joe biden ran on being an amtrak by on loving amtrak.e union was pushing as hard as they could on him, you lie down with union members you wake up with strikes, not sure that worked. but i think that you know for me, question to ask is, how did we get here? and answer is, if you create a government monopoly, and then you put yourself in a position where like nancy pelosi gets to decide how many days of sick leave some guy who runs punching your ticket gets, that is what is wrong. it is not about you know what in the end is right contract for the union workers not about the right to strike but creating a monopoly and putting ourselves in a position where we have hyper politicized what should just be a routine contract negotiation. kennedy: it should and would be if we had more privatize rail, you want what would be better, rail sim systems, but cat katherine is right, you get what you wish for, why wouldn't every other union make sure their contracts expire in december to force the issue like this one. >> well, other unions may well try.

recently, as an example, we had the station at the airport built with public money to operate amtrak, now amtrak is not going there, but i forgot, so at what point does the failure of public goods-- (inaudible) >> maybe you can repeat. >> i'll go ahead and repeat the question. 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 mayor. but anyway, the point being what happens when public investment, let's say, don't really pay off and now, you have a private interest in having weigh those things. >> yeah, so, again, not being able to-- knowing the details of specifics, so it sort of makes the case to not privatize because you need the flexibility because conditions change. when you don't-- see if i'm getting this right. so if things change, and you're locked into a 75-year contract or a 50-year contract, you're locked into, you know, you're in n inflectionable situation where you're on the hook for that period of time. again, i don't know the

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

i appreciate the comment on exclusionary humor with sports to your bret barry amtrak. but, yeah, these things, the vote -- is it okay that i say i don't care about democracy? like i don't care. >> greg: that's a luxury you have now because the founding fathers made it so people like you wouldn't have to care maybe you owe a debt of gratitude to those smelly little weirdos. >> i live in new york city. i know there's a communist elected one way or the other. doesn't matter what it is. it's like, democracy, you walk around, you see all of the people, the idea that they have say over my life, it's just -- what are we doing? i want full dictatorship. >> greg: i see what you mean i kind of see what you mean in the sense that 80% of the manhattanites voted for hochul and they have no right to complain about crime anymore. they get mugged -- [ applause ] i was going to say something awful but i decided not to, kennedy. >> good for you. the self-edit button is working. >> greg: i know what made you happy and what made you sad? >> i like to see ron desantis win by large margins

kristen: there could be people wanting to take amtrak across the country. is here with consumer headlines. >> tesla. tesla has recalled or than 350,000 cars and suvs. it all started friday when tesla recalled nearly 30,000 model x suvs because a front passenger airbag could deploy in an unintended configuration during low speed collision. saturday, more than 300,000 cars were recalled for a software problem that could turn off the taillights. the recall affects model y crossovers 2022-20 23 and model three is from 2023. the kid sibling of black friday and cyber monday is getting all grown up. small business saturday, snuggled in between its older sibling, is expected to bring out a huge number of shoppers. bankrate.com shows 59% of those surveyed plan to shop at small businesses on that day. that's more than those planning to shop on black friday. just behind those planning to shop cyber monday. the federal do not call registry is still going strong. the federal trade commission released its annual statistics today and they show over the last fiscal year, m

amtrak expects this will be its busiest week of the year on the rails. >> flights were kind of outrageous. so definitely more cost-effective than flying. >> reporter: thousands opted not to fly or drive, instead boarding the carnival celebration for a sold out six-day caribbean holiday. carnival stocked the ships with 6,000 pounds of turkey. >> nothing more thankful than being on a carnival trip and having a great time. >> and the family doesn't care. >> and your best bet for some smooth sailing on the roads now either tomorrow morning, saturday afternoon, or early sunday morning. but check the forecast, because there may be rain in it. . jericka, i'm happy to tell you we have finally made it back to washington, d.c. tonight. >> safe and sound. kris van cleave, thank you. >>> in colorado springs, the suspect in the fatal mass shooting at a gay nightclub was ordered to be held without bond after making an initial court appearance today. as cbs' janet shamlian reports, the alleged shooter faces multiple counts of murder and hate crime charges. >> reporter: our first look tonight at the susp

i used to take amtrak to delaware every day when i was in the senate.hinking about that. i don't know. there is a problem with the white house because the message is not clear. >> yeah, it's the holiday weekend. come monday, if there is a press briefing, hopefully this will be a press grieving what did you mean when you said the third time the president was involved in these rail negotiations when he is saying not yet. somebody else. >> steve: he forgot. >> lawrence: we know she will spin. >> steve: spinning is okay but you got to be accurate. >> lawrence: got to be good at spinning as well. i may have not liked jen psaki and some of the stuff coming out of her mouth. at least she had a strategy for it. she knew the talking point. she stuck with the talking points. we see karine jean-pierre get frustrated a lot at the podium and that damn binder. she keeps flipping it and there is no answers in it. there is no answers in it. >> ainsley: hard job, manual. >> steve: it is but that's the big book of answers. whoever is actually running the country they are

. >> steve: lets go flying to taking america by amtrak.y people do but there could be trouble on the tracks because we are just ten days away from a potential freight strike. now we have heard before the midterms don't worry about a strike which would severely impact christmas. the white house says because joe biden is involved. he is involved, he is working and we are getting things done but fast forward to today, four of the 12 unions have said no to the offers so we could be off the rails. >> carley: one of the interesting things that has us transpired now that we know of a rail strike could be looming, we don't know if it will happen quite yet, there could be last-minute negotiations and everything could wind up being okay but it's a concern for so many people. and president biden took the victory lap when it was looking. >> lawrence: you have to love it. >> carley: looking like ebony would be fine a couple of months, a couple of weeks ago yesterday he was asked if he was engaged in real negotiations and he said don't look at me. >> ca

joe amtrak. joe lunch box, whatever you want to call him. he's punted this to us to deal with his colossal mistake. and i can't wait for the rails to be running and make sure they have plenty of railcars available to haul off these car loads of bovine residue that's being spread around here today because the president wade food something he wasn't able to finish -- waded into something he wasn't able to finish. the misinformation being proliferated here about the sick days. why is there no mention of the actual sick days in the p.e.b., the number of sick days we are adding to -- we came to a resolution, myself and soon-to-be chairman graves that codified the p.e.b. recommendation. the 24% pay raise. 24%. let's keep in mind that we are in a recession. i'd like for us to get a 24% raise. we codified a 24% raise, 14% of which would take effect immediately. the balance of which would take place over the next four years. $5,000 bonus. eight of the unions of the 12 agreed. that was the p.e.b. recommendation. we were willing to choke that one down

a train derailment this morning happened at the amtrak station on morton street. the onlooker that we spoke with says the train was blocking the crossing at 65th street for hours. it is still unclear how the derailment happened or if there are any injuries. happening today, you may see the long-awaited san francisco central subway running. testing of the system began today and will run through thursday. they say you'll see out of service trainings rung near fourth and brannon, all part of a plan to make sure everything is working correctly. the $1.6 billion project steps 1.7 miles and will connect san francisco's downtown areas to chinatown through four stations. weekend only service starts next saturday with full services starting on japan. reports tonight that thousands of additional employees who worked for twitter are now off the job. what we are learning about a new wave of layoffs coming just more than a week after the social media scythe slashed it work force by half. also, did the film live up to the fain fare? a look at how the sequel to one of the middle

it all happened in the amtrak station. union pacific locomotives were at the scene of the incident, clearing cars. a train was blocking in intersection four hours. it is unclear how the durham it occurred or if there are any injuries. happening today, long-awaited san francisco central subway is up and running. testing on the system again today and will run through thursday. they say you will see out of service trains running. what they are doing is a run-through of a service plan infrastructure to make sure everything is working properly. the 1.6 billion dollar project stretches 1.7 miles and will connect downtown san francisco to chinatown. weekend only service starts next saturday with full-service starting january 7. reports tonight that thousands of additional employees who worked for twitter are now off the job. what we are learning about a new wave of layoffs coming more than a week after the social media site slashed its workforce by half. we will take a look at the sequel to one of the most popular films of all ti

. >> we take amtrak and route for the nationals. you make me sick. thank you. yeah, that was uncalled for. >> yo, david , do you you run a razor company where you and i imagine you can count your inventory faster than what we're seeing here with these midterm votes. >> what do you make of this situation? it's true, greg, and i appreciate the mention, which, by the way, the razor covid. >> this is it's not a joke. >> like it's a real company, like people i get emails. it's like, is that a joke? now, you actually do run a razor sharp. yeah. but anyway, i made in america. you're right. you're right. i also appreciate the comment on exclusionary humor with sports into your bret bear . >> amtrak. but but yeah, these things, the vote, i mean, it's okay that i say i don't care about democracy look like, well, you know what? >> that's a luxury here. that's a luxury you have now. because the founding fathers made it so people like you wouldn't have to care. so maybe you owe a debt of gratitude to those just like a smelly little weirdos. on the one hand , it's like, okay

amtrak says that thanksgiving is the busiest travel week of its entire year.rly 1.5 million people will choose to travel by train, bus or cruise ship this thanksgiving, susan that's 23% more compared to last year, 96% more than 2019 with covid travel restrictions lifted , people seem to be getting more comfortable taking public transportation once again. always a lot of college kids going home. a lot of local travelers are going down south to meet with family and friends , so it's a little bit of a mixture very violent. amtrak has added more trains to accommodate the demand, and it's extending waivers on change fees. now some travelers say they like taking the train because they say it cuts down on carbon dioxide emissions by taking more cars off the roadway. the chp will be out in full force this thanksgiving holiday, according to the chp. thanksgiving is one of the busiest travel periods and the agency will have officers out on the roads looking for drivers who appear to be under the influence those traveling at unsafe speeds and not wearing their seatbelts

. >> from placer county to the bay area, the amtrak train was his go to to get to work. now a change has made the morning commute a morning headache. >> now my schedule is completely thrown off. >> reporter: the tree now leaving the station an hour later from before. just enough time to mean some early commuters will make it work on time. paul put these flyers out as a warning. >> over 50 riders that usually take trine 527 from auburn. >> reporter: paul says he alerted a fellow commuter to the change. >> it's not easy. >> reporter: the later train, not an option. >> i'm driving and then catching the train. >> reporter: they say only five days notice was given before the route change on october 3. >> i would have respected elected officials if they let us know 30 days, 60 days ahead of time and solicited public input. >> and placer county we have the right to only one round-trip daily, so we have to very carefully choose when we run that trip. >> reporter: he is managing director for the capital corridor and says he sees why the commuters are frustrated. >> i absolutely u

that is near an amtrak maintenance facility. it is still unclear exactly what was on fire.s out now. >>> san franciscans showed up in droves to get the newly minted quarters honoring trailblazing actress anna may wong. the chinatown visitor center was dealing with new coins in exchange for regular quarters. anna may wong is regarded as the first chinese-american movie store star. her quarters are part of the treasury's new series commemorating notable women. >>> the balance of power in congress remains to be settled with control of the house still up for grabs. republic and made some gains but democrats are touting a better than expected election night. >>> today, we learned that candidates in the critical state of georgia are actually going to meet in a runoff in december, after neither reached the majority under state law. norah o'donnell will be covering the latest, as much more happens on tonight's cbs evening news. >> good evening, juliette. tonight on the cbs evening news after kpix 5 news at 6:00, your thanksgiving meal will cost you more, why inflation is not the on

that is near an amtrak maintenance facility, it is unclear what exactly was on fire , but it is now out. >>> another wave of tech layoffs in the bay area, this time it is facebook's parent company meta-. >> an active it has more on the cuts. >> this is of course on top of voters big layoffs last week. facebook now laying off 11,000 people, that is about 13% of its global workforce. ceo mark zuckerberg made the announcement today. now, part of the problem , mehta hired aggressively during the pandemic, as we all relied on tech and social media more for connection. then, the sergeant fizzled. meadows stock is down more than 70% of this year, in a prepared statement, zuckerberg said unfortunately, this did not play out of the way i had expected, not only as online commerce returns to prior trends, but the macro economic downturn increased competition, and adds signal loss which caused our revenue to be much lower than i had expected. i got this wrong and i take response ability for that. >> as the critic mutations professor from csu east bay about this but he says this could be a part of a

amtrak is adding more trains to accommodate the demand.tending waivers on change fees. some environmentally minded travelers say they enjoy riding the trains because it cuts down and carbon dioxide emissions by pam train is nice. it is up and down the coast. never see when you're driving. you're driving. that's right. i didn't know that was there. if you're taking the train, then you're good. if you're flying, you're like we're going to run into bad weather. really no, it's very quiet nationally. unless you're heading down towards maybe parts of the deep south, but florida has some rain and cloud cover. after that, it's pretty quiet. although it is cold. there's a lot of teens and twenties tila split jet parts south park north, but you can find twenties thirties and minneapolis and two bits there. detroit 26 degrees. the natty 22 even demine chicago, the thirties, all the way down to oklahoma city at 42 degrees for us. it looks very quiet today and tomorrow probably the warmest day will be tomorrow. some sixties to a few low seventies. no

amtrak expects this will be its busiest week of the year on the rails. >> flights were outrageous.o, it's definitely more cost effective than flying at this point. >> reporter: thousands opted not to fly or drive, instead nothe to fly or boarding the carnival cruise ship "celebration" for a six day holiday cruise. carnival stocked its ships with 36,000 pounds of turkey. >> nothing more thankful than being on a carnival ship and having a great time. >> and the family doesn't care. >> reporter: and your best bet for some smooth sailing on the roads now, either tomorrow morning, saturday afternoon, or early sunday morning. but check the forecast because there may be rain in it. jericka, i'm happy to tell you we have finally made it back it washington, d.c., tonight. >> duncan: safe and sound. kris van cleave, thank you. speaking of the weather, which is cooperating right now with the pre-thanksgiving travel, the return home could be a problem. for details on that let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. mike, good evening. >> reporter: jericka

amtrak's hope, extending the waivers unchanged. fees will convince more people to ride cancelation fees may still apply, depending on your ticket. with gas prices as high as they are right now, it's not exactly cheap to drive to holiday destinations this year, the prices across the state are considerably lower now compared to just a few weeks ago, according to triple a the average price of a gallon of regular across the state is $5.34. that's down 66 cents compared to a month ago. triple a, says prices are falling because supplies up and demand is down. refineries are also making a winter blend of gas right now, which is cheaper to make than the summer blend. if you're planning a quick road trip for the holiday, triple a traffic analysts say it's best to leave early in the morning on wednesday or before 11 in the morning on thanksgiving day. that will help you avoid traffic before the holiday after the holiday, they say the best way to steer clear of traffic tie ups is by not driving between four and eight in the evening on the fri

amtrak. i commuted 250 miles a day or 58 miles a day for 36 years because my wife and daughter were killed when i first got elected, and i had to go home to help take care of my kids. i know a lot about corridors and their impact on things. because of the billions for rail in this new law, because of mike and scott's leadership, we are going to make sure the second-biggest rail corridor in america connecting san diego and los angeles is going to be open and running for a long time. [cheers and applause] we have the money to get it done. we have the knowledge get it done. i came here because it is and example of one of the bright spots we are seeing across the country where america is reasserting itself -- as simple as that -- 10 million new jobs in 20 months. this morning i learned that we added another 261,000 jobs this month. [applause] by the way, "new york times those quote called the report the goldilocks report. i have my shotgun waiting for the wolf. [laughter] unemployment among the l

. >> we're talking about bright line, trirail and amtrak, and we have a station that was built with public funds that is not being utilized by the public transit system. >> [inaudible] >> no, it was before i was mayor. but anyway,wa the point being wt happens when public investments, let'sc say, don't really pay off and now you have a private -- [inaudible] weigh those things. >> again, not being able to, knowing the details or the specifics, so it sort of makes the case to not privatize because you immediate the itflexibility because conditions change' when you don't, let's see if i can get this right. if things change and you're lockedra into a 75-year contract or a 50-year contract, you're locked into, you know, you're in an inflexible situation where you may have of a. non-compete clausek or a compensation clause where you're on the hook for a specific period of time. again, i don't know thet' specifics of trirail, but it's a point i make a lot. contracts are very rigid documents. think about why there's so much contract litigation in america, right?bi it's ambiguous, it's not -- it's

first, biden told him about that one time we had a friend who was a baseball pl player, he wrote the amtraking] ice cream, come on, jack. xi jingping was like, you can have that one. i just want you to stop talking. [applause] letslet's move on to some of the bigger stories of the day, starting with the midterms. that magical time of the year where the most exciting thing on tv is steve kornacki doing math. now votes are still being counted across the country, but a few things are clear: one, you can take off your "i voted" sticker now, we get it. and two: senate democrats are about to get two more years in the driver's seat. >> let's begin with democrats shocking the political world by retaining control of the united states senate thanks to a win overnight in nevada. >> democrats now taking a victory lap, defying history and expectations, on track to their best midterm performance since john f. kennedy was president. >> this is a very happy day. >> with at least 50 seats and vice president kamala harris's tie-breaking vote, democrats now keep control of the upper chamber, regardless of the

the president with dictators to solve the energy crisis, america's real workers are furious with amtrak entering the closer the my country closer to a disaster during the holiday season. >> carley: joining us live in washington with the very latest on this very sticky situation, kevin corke, good morning to you. >> certainly is, good morning, carley and todd appear the house to vote wednesday to block a rail strike to potentially happen as early as the 9th of december. that was actually coming after the president again yesterday sounded the alarm imploring congressional lawmakers to act. >> congress come i think has to act. it is not an easy call, but i think we have to do it. it becomes risky. >> are you confident in the rail strike? >> house speaker nancy pelosi is promising not one but two votes. the first vote wednesday adopting tentative labor agreement and the second and measure to add seven days of paid sick leave for railroaders to the agreement. >> i don't like going against the ability of the unions to strike, but weighing the equities must avoid a strike. the house will bring

working conditions with the railroads, and the dispute has gotten so bad, that now president biden, amtrak joe himself, is stepping in. >> president biden is calling on congress to avert a looming rail strike and impose a settlement that some union members rejected. the president signals a major shift that could eventually put him against his union allies but right now, he says that he was reluctant to get involved in this one but the potential that this could cripple the economy was just too much, a strike could threaten everything from farming and food to crucial criminals for clean water, causing major supply chain disruptions. >> trevor: a railroad strike would just inconvenient passengers, it would devastate the entire economy. that sounds so weird in 2022, doesn't it? railroads feel so old-timey. "on the railroad." it would devastate the economy. like finding out you are losing your job because the whale hunters' union went on strike. "but i work on computers!" "yeah, well, the internet runs on whale oil. what are you going to do?" now the situation is complex, but basically, some ra

knowing biden, i'm guessing the kids got licorice and amtrak schedules. [laughter] ok? uh-huh.cal. that'ser hours. you want to take the accela. the costumes were so cute. check out this lil' pumpkin, seen here 12 minutes into a story about scranton's minor league baseball team. according to reporters on the scene, the president was particularly pleased with a baby dressed up as a potato-chip bag. [laughter] "hell of a costume there, baby jack. my grandpa used to work down at the ruffles factory. he added the ridges with a bandsaw. [laughter] he'd come home, hands all salty, ended up with sour cream-and-onion lung. [laughter] but it was honest work. one time, he took us to meet mr. pringle. lived in a big, fancy tube up on the hill. [laughter] no windows, but the basement was full of crumbs. we'd run down there, spoil our suppers. now, chester cheetah next door, he was an odd fella. [laughter] didn't talk much, left a big orange streak wherever he went. sad story. [laughter] not easy being cheesy, monterey jack." [laughter] speaking of spooky, pennsylvani [applause] really? real

largest real union could be going on strike despite intervention from president biden also known as amtrak it can impact the supply chain right before christmas. meanwhile prince harry and megan markel expected to accept an award honoring the couple for standing up against structural racism within the royal family. ally. royal commentator neil sean is going to weigh in on that next ♪ ashley: now this. robert f kennedy's daughter carrie is going to honor prince harry and megan at a gala for their heroic stance against structural racism of the royal family. royal commentator neil sean joins me now. this isn't going to heal any rift between prince harry and the royal family, right? >> absolutely. the problem, normally when you get an award whether it is the can fun festival, oscar, grammy, tony you normally get it for a performance, this appears to be misguided because it should be an award for an appearance from lying because the bottom line is it is all about institutional racism against the british monarchy but they haven't named a anybody, couldn't get the story correct, she said several

his own declaration been the most union-friendly president in history, been here since 1970, joe amtrak, joe lunch box, he punted this to us to deal with his colossal mistake. >> unions balked at a possible deal because it lacked medical leave. the bill compels unions to accept the terms. eight democrats voted against congressional intervention. 129 gop members voted no. one notable ney, speaker hopeful, kevin mccarthy. sandra? >> sandra: thanks, chad. now to minority whip john thune on how that vote is shaping up in the senate. so where do things stand at this hour? >> it's not real clear. the house has acted. so the legislation is headed to the senate. the democrats in the senate attempted to hotline a bill, to expedite its consideration. that has been objected to. we'll see now as negotiations get underway about what the path forward might be in the senate. what i can tell you, there's a lot of consternation among republicans that we're in this place to begin with. they don't believe this is a role for congress, this should have been worked out and that the administration, the presid

his own declaration been the most union friendly president in history, been here since 1970, joe amtrakjoe lunch box, whatever you want to call him, he has punted this to us to deal with his colossal mistake. >> there is bipartisan skepticism in the senate. it's a challenge to break a fbi. bernie sanders wants a vote on the house medical leave provision. >> i would say to every member of this body, democrat, republican, that think long and hard about how you go home to your constituents and say i voted against allowing rail workers in this country search paid sick days. >> there's worry of economic catastrophe if unions strike next week that could stop shipments of food and holiday gifts. one porno on the bill today speaker hopeful kevin mccarthy, trace? >> trace: chad, was that an effort by mccarthy to get the votes for speaker? >> mccarthy scored an unexpected boost from conservative radio host mark levin. he called the five g.o.p. members who oppose mccarthy bone heads and saboteurs. but mccarthy challenger andy biggs contends there are more than five g.o.p. members who oppose mccart

a bus of men, women and children arrived at the amtrak station this morning. they were taken to a welcome center. amid the chaos, homeland security secretary mayorkas is set to appear at a senate hearing tomorrow morning after getting a grilling from house republicans yesterday. >> you still believe the border is secure? >> congressman -- congresswoman, we remain committed to enhancing the security of our border every single day. >> that's not an answer. >> and john, with republicans like senators ron johnson, rick scott, josh hawley, you can expect plenty of fireworks tomorrow. >> john: he did go on to say he thought it was secure, seem to be in stark contradiction to the reality down there. watching it unfold in congress, thank you. >> sandra: pete hegseth now, "fox & friends" weekend co-host good to have you here. first your reaction to this judge now ending title 42. when you've got massive amounts of migrants pouring over our southern border, this was a way to send those crossing illegally back enacted under the trump administration. that goes away, what

i think it's called amtrak 638 and it's in the book. in 1977 and china in western china the flu went all over the world and it was called the russian flu. it had appeared in china and scientists looked at it and you can look it up on wikipedia. it's the russian flu. when they looked at it was inexplicable because it's the same flu that existed in 1955 in an outbreak and disappeared from the whole world. if you were alive and 55 he never got the flu because you were immune from it. someone has preserved this flu in the laboratory and it has escaped.d. china said we have no idea what you're talking aboutru and the russians said no, not us. much later scientists all over the world said chemically identical to the 1955 flu, flu is my great. like john o'neill 50 years ago appearing today, it just can't happen. somebody had to have preserved this in the laboratory what happened is the 1994 the head of the chinese virology program disclosed for the first time that the chineseha have preservd 55 flu's in a laboratory that leaked. they were cond

then the entire money we spent on amtrak to begin with. i talked about that we are going to limit the cost of insulin for seniors to $35 a month instead of $400 a month. it does not take effect until next year. there are a lot of things that are starting to kick in and the way that we have done in terms of environmental stuff. it takes time to get it moving. i will not change. there are some things i want to change and add to. we passed the most extensive gun legislation, rational gun policy in 30 years, but we did not ban assault weapons. i will try to ban assault like the devil. i ran for three reasons. i fully understand the legitimate concern that what i'm saying is wrong, okay? i said we would restore the soul of the country, decency, honor and integrity. it's starting to happen. the conversations are becoming more normal, becoming more -- how can i say it? decent. second, i said i want to build a country from the middle out, and the bottom up and that way everyone does fine. i'm tired of trickle-down. the third thing that is still ve

abbott is also bussing migrants to philadelphia now with the first bus arriving at the amtrak stationy wednesday morning. mayorkas has asked lawmakers to pass comprehensive immigration reform as part of a solution to the border crisis. there's been no movement on the hill on that. instead the democrat-controlled congress is prioritizing daca in this lame duck session. they need ten gop votes to accomplish that if they want that done. now they know that border security, especially now that title 42 is off the table will have to be a part of the discussions moving forward. sandra? >> thanks, aishah. >> sandra: law enforcement on the border is bracing for an influx of migrants after title 42 is lifted including our next guest, arizona sheriff mark daniels. thanks nor your time. we know you're extremely busy and about to get busier what do you forecast this means, this ban now, on title 42 and it coming to an end? what does it mean for the border? >> well, sandra, let me start off by saying thanks for having me. what we've seen in the last 20 months in my 38 career, we're in serious troub

block a railroad strike which could happen as early as december 9 as americans real workers slam amtrakoe accusing him of being a pawn a big business with the president remains confident strike will be avoided. >> congress has to act it's not an easy call but we have to do it. the economy is at risk. >> mr. president are you confident you could avoid a real strike. maria: joining the conversation all morning long his fox business dagen mcdowell. the poster in president of the partners lee carter and the college professor and fox news contributor brian bromberg. great to see everybody this morning it looks like congress is going to stop a strike they're going to gm the deal down the workers throats. >> that's the job of congress under the railway labor act, congress has three approaches to this congress can make both sides except in agreement that their members have voted down, they can order negotiations to continue and delay the strike deadline for certain. or they can send the dispute to outside arbitrators. this happened back in 1991 set up under george w. bush then president ordered

maria: i am surprise joe biden did not handle himself better calls himself union joe amtrak joe. >> youa very spirited, i am staying out of it -- >> o years,. >> two years to negotiate this the last minute like oh, it is not enough paid sick leave? maria: it is dignity they do not see one sick day as enough i don't know. dagen: one additional sick day, additional sick day you know what 24% pay increase buys me a hell of a lot of dignity! >> the fact on the economy is going to be severe, if we. >> dagen maybe vote for 30% in [laughter]. >>. dagen: paid sick leave starts after taking four sick days the way it works. >> joe is anybody investing around these worries we are talking about this rail strike potential because this is going to be a huge impact, on the economy. you think we are weak now? wait till rails go out of business. >> people, interesting, we're seeing markets, you know seeing markets actually respond relatively -- normal particularly in some risk categories today, of course, we're seeing a big hit in the cloud stocks, but otherwise we saw, areas, for example, some riskiest

then we have a president that calls himself union joe and amtrak joe and prematurely when he spiked the football and hard earned results for the union members celebrating their peace of mind and talked about all the good things coming out of the deal but it doesn't matter to him or he doesn't know what he's talking about because over the sick pay, remember, that's not important to him. in stark contrast to what he claims the whole time. now we're made to believe that our tax dollars should go toward regulating and maybe prosecuting elon musk to talk about donald trump? >> harris: how are they even going to do that? that white house press secretary yesterday, she kept going back to the finder. i secretly think -- it's not a secret that i think this, there's no words on those pages. it's like she's just riffing at one point, how is the white house going to keep up with what are you guys doing? are you spying on twitter? what's going to happen there and she turned and said some stuff about how they were monitoring it. let's stay on the border for just a second here though, kennedy, because

. >> reporter: some commuter railroads and amtrak could also be affected.egotiated a deal offers the unions a 24% pay hike. though many workers say it still fails to provide sufficient time off or paid sick leave. >> it doesn't matter how much money you make if you can't spend time at home or you can't be home sick. >> reporter: but the unions may have a contract that many actually voted against with the house expected to act first thing in the morning to end the strike before it even starts. >>> still ahead here, it's been almost seven weeks since we last heard from the january 6th committee. we'll have an update on where the panel's work stands. >>> plus, the politics of soccer go well beyond the pitch. a look at the serious situation that iranian players face if they return home. we'll be right back with that. for twice as long as pepcid. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. hi! need new glasses? choget more from yourn. benefits at visionworks! how can you see me squinting? i

amtrak train 527 was his go to to get to work, but now, a change has made the morning commute a morning headache. >> now my schedule is completely thrown off. >> reporter: the train now leaving the station an hour later than before, just enough time to mean some early commuters won't make it to work on time. paul put these flyers out as a warning. >> over 50+ riders that usually take train 527 from auburn rockland roseville. >> reporter: his alert gave another commuter an option. >> the litter train is not an option. >> reporter: they say only five days notice was given before the route change on october 3. >> i would have respected our elected officials if they let us know 30 days or 60 days ahead of time and solicited public input. >> and plaster county we have the right to only one round-trip daily so we have to really carefully choose when we run that single trip. >> reporter: rob padgett is managing director for the capital corridor and says he sees why these commuters are frustrated. >> i absolutely understand and i'm excited in some ways to hear people advocating for a service an

it's a labor dispute with freight railroads but they own the tracks that amtrak and half of the commuterrrespondent peter doocy is live with more. good afternoon. >> good afternoon, trace. the white house is saying they have done their part helping broker this tentative labor agreement that averted this labor strike in september. >> here's what we're saying. it averted a horrible downturn in our economy by that tentative agreement. it was a big deal. what it could have done to our economy would have been devastating. >> white house officials say president biden has been involved in this process. their description seems to suggest his involvement with stakeholders was back in september around the time of this tentative deal. the leader of the largest union that voted this down knows they have a lot of leverage. >> a strike can be averted. the ball is back in their court at this point. we go back in negotiations this afternoon. talks will begin. i will be there with the three other unions that have failed at agreements. it will be a difficult process and we're going to do on best. we want

. >> emily: talk about amtrak joe prematurely spiking the football with the snarky tone to boot.e is what gets me. he said he is the best friend unions have ever had the white house. we know he has dumped tons of money on public unions but apparently either private unions are an exception or he is full of stuffing. shall we say. [laughter] he convened that were the first to reject sick leave and i was part of primary considerations the sticking point of these union negotiations. isn't he supposed to be a friend of the workers? shouldn't he put that needs and their wants especially the pokes that might post-pandemic time when sick leave is so crucial when so many family members have to take that to take care of their children and family members like when their children are at school and it gets shut down et cetera. claims to be on the campaign trail and from the podium but has absolutely nothing to show for a. he is an abject failure over and over again, empty promises and the board he created mind you they unions voted immediately to reject it. this was supposed to be labor law e

also bussing migrants to philadelphia now, the first bus arriving at the amtrak station wednesday morningctive managing the flow of migrants and once it's gone he's expecting a big rush into his community. >> ending title 42 will have an influx into the port of entry and congress has failed to address our broken immigration system. >> and sandra, as the secretary walked out of the hearing room at the end of this hearing, i asked him if he thought that his plan, the six-part plan was actually working. he did not give me an answer. sandra. >> sandra: very interesting. aishah, thank you. john. >> john: sandra, mortgage rates the highest they have been in 20 years. pricing out families across the country looking to buy a home. we'll tell you just how much money you need to make now if you want to own your piece of the american dream. >> sandra: a lot of people want to hear that, and fox nation in hollywood. no, not that hollywood, hollywood, florida, for the fourth and u at patriot awards to honor the ultimate everyday american heroes. fox news contributor and afghan war veteran joey jones is