and amtrak. that investment is being critical, their leadership at the state level has been critical. and their focus on connecting markets and building station investments that support connectivity to rail, so there's a great new station in raleigh, a new station coming in charlotte. and a real focus on providing frequency, for instance, north carolina is about to add a fourth piedmont frequency, so creating enough utility so passengers have trains they can take at the right times of day, at the right time to connect to those markets. so we see virginia through its service to the south of roanoke, newport news, norfolk, and richmond really exceeding their goals in terms of ridership growth coming back from the pandemic and great opportunity long term to further connect the northeast corridor to the southeast and really build a coastal connection of mr. payne: one of the many benefits of the rail service across northeast corridor is getting cars off the road and providing air traffic in our alrea

the safety of our customers, employees and the public is amtrak's amtrak's top priority.nt to eliminate all railroad related deaths and injuries that have devastating results, which impact someone's life, their family and the community. at large. last year, officials say 154 people died in rail collisions and nearly 100 others were injured. here in california, the highest in the nation. they hope this effort to provide more public education and outreach will help reduce those numbers. teamsters are urging governor newsom to sign the bill into law preventing autonomous trucks from operating without a human behind the wheel . while teamsters caravan and marched in sacramento to the state capitol to hold a rally today, their demanding ab 316 be signed into law after sailing through the legislature with bipartisan support. the bill would require a trained human operator in heavy duty autonomous vehicles weighing more than 10,000 pounds. the teamsters say the bill would save lives and jobs. this technology is not ready for prime time. that's right. now, the threat to our safet

joining us as some of my colleagues threaten to change the government unless they get funds like amtrak, housing transportation, housing and urban development appropriations bill touch funding for the northeast corridor by 92%. yeah, 92%. what impact could a government shutdown or cuts proposed by my colleagues have projects like the gateway program? >> one clear and present example is we've had a lot of discussions this morning about making sure that air traffic control staffing is at adequate levels. a shutdown would halt when we need to be doing more and not less. also harmful some of the talks that are being talked about as condition for keeping the government open. i'm not sure the very latest proposals in recent hours but some of what i've seen in the run-up to this debate has included provisions that would cut rail safety inspection as though we had learned nothing from the derailment in east palestine about the importance of railroad safety inspection. we saw effect of ground stop causing havoc in our system. that was due to an issue of just one within faa meeting modernization.

million, can you commit amtrak necessity will meet requirements. >> we want to work with amtrak and i'm not going to say we will prevent necessary safety enhancement from happening because we are concerned but i agree it has to be both ends. >> i appreciate that. it is remarkable embarrassment that we continue to send text they are, ada compliance yet historic community continuously not making these they have denied access get during the pandemic most have infinite wisdom to be out significant bonuses. i time is up and i would like to work to ensure we meet these expectations. >> it doesn't matter -- okay. thank you, mr. secretary. the best job i ever had, that's where the similarities end but the forefront the month was going to ask some serious stuff. i'm worried about your cars that we don't have on the road right now and i'm wondering how many of these charging stations have been funded by the federal government. >> most of their today have federal funding because they were early adopters so companies like tesla and municipalities but by the end of this year we expect the first wave

will make the 170 mile trip in just over three hours, shorter than the more than five hour trip on amtrak and more convenient than hitting the road. >> americans love their cars until their cars don't work for their needs anymore. if you are stuck on crowded unsafe highways an alternative is what you're looking for. >> reporter: critics wonder if americans will opt for more rail time but u.s. passenger rider ship isup and the numbers are climbing rail experts say federal investment hasn't kept pace and now a train ride from new york to chicago actually takes longer than it did back in 1950 >> there's really no other mode of transportation, you know, buses, planes, of course, car travel, that is delivering sort of mid century service levels and patterns in the way that passenger trains do. >> we're taking care of the riders, laying track, wiring switches, fixing bridges, tunnels. >> reporter: the president's bipartisan infrastructure bill is fueling change with $66 billion for rail improvements nationwide it's the biggest public boost for passenger rail since 2008 when california voted to

the flight is about 50 minutes out. >> i found an amtrak ride so she could sleep in a little longer.h carolina to illinois. >> iowa to minnesota. >> try to find an airport that might work. >> i think i have one person on a bus. >> is there any way the passenger can get over to chandler. >> wisconsin to chicago. >> louisiana. >> alabama. >> little rock, arkansas. >> little rock, arkansas to -- >> to carbondale, illinois. it's all free. there's no cost. we're just taking people from point a to point b. no different than a taxi driver. we don't want to put the pilots or the passengers at any risk. i want to make sure i want to do what i can to keep myself and my family safe. >> here. come and get it. come and get it. you dropped it. did you find it? good job. come on. i don't want you to get sick. i was the head of a reproductive rights organization in missouri. someone found my home address, and we received a death threat at our home. i was so scared. the police department basically said, "there's nothing we can do about that." we decided to come back home. my great-grandpa's farm is f

alix: we want to talk about sports but you're making me go to amtrak.etween penn station and jersey is facing delays, because there's like no other way to get there. you can take a bus out of port authority, which is not a very good option. apparently they are operating in significant delays due to a disabled commuter train. when you have amtrak sang significant delay, that does not sit well. guy: daily basis here. i appreciate we are on an island. we are on a big island, but not manhattan island. you want to talk about sports. i feel you should have the opportunity to do that. alix: i can't do aaron rodgers in 10 seconds. guy: i understand he's got an ankle issue. anyway. i'm not going to be free close either. we kind of run out of time. but the close is coming. this is bloomberg. you deserve better than that. i'm hungry, i'm in a hurry, i don't have time to make anything healthy. you could if you had a blendjet. blendjet? it's the portable blender that makes the healthy choice the most convenient choice. i don't know. it seems like a hassle. hahaha! w

and amtrak moffat named vanessa will be roaming the gardens saturday and sunday.trying to get rob to play on one of the pianos. >> it's a spectacular. you go out and bring your picnic basket and if you can play, you play or just listen to all of the other good players. >> and nice weather for it. >>> low clouds and fog. a warm up this weekend with showers south of monterey and trending warmer early next w >>> tonight, the major challenge on the first day of school in the nation's largest district, making room for 21,000 migrant students. the new school year getting under way today in new york, one of many u.s. cities struggling to accommodate thousands of migrant children. the warning from mayor eric adams, that without a solution, the arrival of so many migrants will, quote, destroy the city. >>> also tonight, the heatwave from texas to maine is relief. hurricane lee rapidly intensifying into a monster category 4. will it impact the u.s.? >>> and a severe thunderstorm threat on the east coast. al roker is here. the. >>> the new video of an american stranded by si

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it's profitable, whereas some of the other amtrak routes are not. okay.e got to shift to infrastructure before we let you go, wes. you have your hand in a lot of things, including energy. we have seen crude move towards $100 a barrel, nat gas has pushed higher, as well. at a time where everybody is focused on the energy complex and what it means for the broader inflation picture, your thoughts? >> you know, i think that it's really an interesting time in the world. it seems that higher interest rates are a challenge. higher energy prices are also a challenge. we're seeing the price of delivered diesel in the markets we operate in is roughly twice as expensive as gas. it makes the case for cleaner natural gas more compelling. but higher energy prices are a concern. while we are in the middle of this energy transition, we want cleaner, cheaper energy, you're going to have these moments where fossil fuels really do spark up and it seems like we are going through a period like that now. it creates some challenges, including in here and on the roads. >> wes, a

george bush put him on the board of amtrak. host: all right. that was kurt. congressman. guest: i believe the shell game is this process that according to speaker mccarthy has concluded in his opinion before it even starts. this is an effort to have the american people sidetracked and not focus on the government shutdown they are willing to perpetrate. it will be disastrous to americans on both sides of the aisle, republican and democratic families. >> matt in maryland, democrat. caller: good morning. my first question is for c-span. do you plan on running this past 9:00? because if you don't, you're only giving the democrat 20 minutes and the republican got a whole half hours. host: we spoke about that. guest: we got next time. call--caller: first, i heard it is illegal to hold the government hostage like this. why do we continue to let the republicans do this? they did this last time and got away with it. and now because they will push everything as far as they can, they are going to be doing this all the time. then, i want to know -- host: we will take that so we don't

representatives from the vta, amtrak, santa clara sheriff's department, federal air marshals , homeland security and many others participated. the agencies went over strategies, preparation and responses to criminal activity on trains, busses and at transportation areas. this strategy helps to deter bad behavior. it helps to deter terrorist planning activity. his it's been known to help encourage or reassure customers, owners and operators that we care about the environment that they are experiencing. the vta says the goal is to do crisis training on a frequent basis at various locations, including vta stations. all right. joining now, marc, to talk about coolere tomorrow. yeah, tomorrow is a transition day. heather, as we slide down in the temperature department and look for the umbrella because as we head toward the weekend, it looks like we're going to need the rain chances. yeah. so earlier in the week, we were talking about a slight chance of a shower, but we have been bumping up those shower chances over the past day or so as we head toward friday night. and into saturday. so the

this section is the busiest in the country handling for 50 trains a day and 200,000 amtrak passenger in the most important infrastructure project in the country. i look forward to working with the department of transportation in state and local partners furthering the program and getting it done. this pricing plan, increasing this has become even more important for my constituents seeking to avoid additional taxes and tolls. connecting thousands of new jerseyans for alternative options and progress was recently altered. what steps need to be taken to continue to work alongside partners on this important project? >> we want to make sure this project and every project can advance in act with sponsors to make sure any hurdle we have control of we are working to clear it and if there is any hurdle they are in firm control of what we really want to make sure especially with projects like you mentioned that might be in one region in terms of their economic impact and output that in that category. >> appreciate that and look forward to working with you. new jersey recently announced a bus r

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and amtrak is funded at $2.5 billion which will continue to provide upgrades and service to rural communities as well as the northeast corridor. in addition to transportation programs, this bill maintains existing rental assistance for more than 4.6 million households. this includes working families, seniors, people with disabilities, and those who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. additional investments are made to support aiding veterans and youth homelessness as well as to develop more permanent supportive housing. ending cycles of dependency requires promoting self-sufficiency and financial literacy tools, which i am pleased that the bill includes $198 million for hud self-sufficiency programs. finally, the bill continues to fund the cdbg program at $3.3 billion which continues to be one of the most requested programs in this bill by members from both parties to help state and local governments across the country promote economic development and job creation. in closing, given the wide array of projects and activities funded by this bill, the subcommittee received a substantial amo

cancellations also on commuter lines and amtrak.k buses and this terminal at laguardia airport, where almost a quarter of flights were canceled. jfk airport seeing its wettest day on record. at least 8 inches of rain. back in brooklyn, parents rushed through the danger to pick up their middle school children early. >> there's a big flood downstairs in the basement. it's chaotic. in the auditorium. >> reporter: in flatbush, one of the hardest hit neighborhoods in brooklyn, michael earls showed his flooded basement. >> we had a similar one last year. this is by far the worst. >> reporter: where ankle-deep water swept in, leaving this brown sewage. >> when you see the images of the flooding, i would imagine there's a certain sense of panic as well. >> yeah, for sure. when you see brown water coming into your basement and you don't know when it's going to stop, it really makes you panic. >> reporter: meanwhile, new jersey also remains under a state of emergency tonight as streets sit underwater. while parts of connecticut are approachin

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it's one he had to do, amtrak joe, just a working class kid from scranton. if he was absent from this strike or tried to sit on the sideline, i think it would have caused him even more hemorrhaging with union workers and the statistics you just said. >> bob, how much does this mean for union workers that biden is there? but also considering how this may be good for the president. i mean, these union workers, specifically, these autoworkers, have overwhelming support in polls. it's not that this is particularly risky for president biden. >> well, i agree. i think it's very important, i think it means a tremendous amount to workers, that he publicly came out and was on the picket line. along with president fain of the uaw. i think it means a lot, you know. we hope that he as follows it up with action. there are ways to make u.s. companies more competitive. the three auto companies, $9 an hour in health care, they should be supporting president biden and uaw in getting national held care. the public support is so great because people are tired of corporations b

later and repeated a favorite false story that i've debunked about a supposed conversation about amtraktrain conducter who was deceased at the time. he said he used to drive a track heard and 18-wheeler, never happened. >> jesse: last time biden was fact checked this hard was when he plagiarized. today the "new york times" compared him to ruth bader ginsburg who passed away in office. primetime has no idea what's going to happen and won't predict but we can tell you the biden ticket according to polls doesn't look like a winning one so changes have to be made, we know not what but we know changes will be forced upon them because they don't control their destiny's which means there's going to be resistance and the only way the democrats know how to fight is dirty. vivek ramaswamy joins me. we got lot of people behind us for sure in iowa. so you saw the polling. how are you doing? joe biden not looking so good. you saw the polls, you saw pelosi twist the knife with kamala harris. how are things looking to you as a republican? >> well the good news i was happy to see i'm beating joe biden

pennsylvania, lied about being born days before his grandfather died, and light about talking to an amtrakconductor who was that at the time of the conversation. i mean, the question is why are they doing this now? why three years? that is a good question to entertain. >> raymond to be like filed you now saying well you know the vaccine, it does not prevent transmission, and it doesn't prevent you from spreading the virus like we have been saying that for three years. thanks a lot. all right raymond i guess it's friday, and i guess that means you get another three wishes what? >> so kind so good to me, lori related to the president, i wish politicians would stop auditioning to be product pitchman. you are embarrassing yourselves. >> i'll ask you nicely. but he won't. [ music ] [singing] >> what is with witmer and the rap music? these people are not exactly michael and del laura, do you think their presence help sell any products at all? >> know, when i first or that music i thought kamala was doing another one of her dances there. first of all i think she has bigger problems with the uaw a

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amtrak. >> liz, one of the worst best kept secrets in washington is soliciting a favorite and it wasing hunter biden just to set up a meeting and we've seen that with what the two irs whistle blowers have highlighted and their testimony before the ways and means committee. it is disturbing. elizabeth: the american people are men and women that went to war got killed, maimed, they didn't fight for our nation so we could have a president profiting off of his government job, period. and we haven't seen the president come out forcefully about this. no statements, why? >> i'll tell you right now, what we do know is the president lied. he said numerous times on camera that he knew smog about his son's business dealings and when we release the irs whistle blower testimony, they started changing their tune. they said he was no longer involved and we also know according to devon archer that president biden was a critical tool in selling the brand and he was the brand to foreign influence peddling which brought in over $20 million, which has been documented and documented by the irs whistle bl

. >> i found an amtrak ride so she could sleep in a little while longer. >> north carolina to illinoisrport that might work. >> i have one person on a bus. >> is there any way the passengers can get over to chandler? >> georgia to ohio. >> texas to st. louis. >> wisconsin to chicago. >> louisiana. >> alabama. >> little rock, arkansas. >> little rock, arkansas, to carbon dale, illinois. >> tune in with anderson cooper. it airs sunday at 8:00 p.m. only on cnn. >>> a push in some states to use the 14th amendment to remove former president trump's name from the ballot. the secretaries of state in three key battleground states are responding to those calls. we'll talk about that next . he found great products, uploaded new art, and had boxes sent to all the shops. custom ink makes it so easy. get started todaday at customink.com. >>> former president donald trump has been indicted twice for attempting to subvert the 2020 election results. state officials are looking at whether that disqualifies him from holding office again. they're looking at section three. no person shall be a senator or

you all remember the convention videos where it's like the amtrak employee talking about what a good guy he is. trying to up end what is now an decades american legacy is really hard to do. and i think republicans, they keep trying to do this with biden saying he's a tool of the radical left, whatever the particular arrow is that day, but none of it has really stuck thus far. and i sort of think it's a fool's errand to keep trying it, and at the same time -- >> and here's the additional tools, erin. if you pump enough mud and toxic obnoxious stuff out there in the immediate ecosystem, you're going to see some numbers move. what's happened is we see these poles that say a 61% majority said biden had at least some involvement in the business dealings. 42% think he behaved illegally. 42% think -- obviously that's 42% of the country which those are republicans. a bunch of other people think he might act -- but not illegally. the problem with all these numbers is the question of salience. people have lots of views about lots of things that they never vote on. and the idea the republicans

. >> reporter: amtrak's trains can reach 150 miles per hour but only in a few small segments of the northeaste nice if i can get here in half the time. that would be great. >> reporter: clearly the hope is this is not the end of the line for high-speed rail. brightline west is planning to open by the l.a. olympics in 2028. i asked the ceo where else we could see projects like it. he said cities that are too short to fly but too long to drive, think houston to dallas or seattle to vancouver. a lot of possibilities. >>> tonight, our special champions for change series, stories that spotlight everyday people who don't make headlines but smash barriers and inspire others to do the same. here's a quick preview. ♪ >> here we go, here we go. come on. let's go. >> it was about how many people can you help. >> join us for "champions for change". >> i feel a source of inspiration and pride just coming together. >> i want you guys to truly forget the word can't. >> as cnn journalists spotlight the change-makers who inspire them. >> she teaches you to break through that fear to get to where you need to b

representatives from the cta amtrak, santa clara county sheriff's department, federal air marshals, homelandity and others all participated. the agencies went over strategies, preparation and responses to criminal activity on trains, busses and at transportation areas. this strategy helps to deter bad behavior. it helps to deter terrorist planning activities, as it's been known to help encourage or reassure customers , owners and operators that we care about the environment and that they are experiencing, the vta says the goal is to do crisis training on a frequent basis at various locations, means including bta stations as well. today, san francisco is celebrating the 45th anniversary of pier 39. mayor london breed and other city officials were at the pier this morning to kick off the celebration. the pier was developed and opened up in october 1978 with 50 stores, 23 restaurants, a diving pool and street performers. mayor breed says pier 39 is really one of the most iconic places where resident arts and tours go to enjoy san francisco. most of the time. when you think about the most iconic

. >> reporter: the current amtrak can reach 150 miles per hour, but only in a few small segments of thespeeds can't come soon enough. >> we definitely need it. >> pipe speed rail would be amazing. >> it would be nice if i could get here in half the amount of time. that would be great. >> clear ly the hope is this is not the end of the line. brightline is planning to open by the l.a. olympics in 2028. i asked their ceo where else we could see projects like it. he says city pairs that are too short to fly and too long to drive. think houston to dallas or seattle to vancouver. a lot of possibilities. >> pete muntean, thank you. >>> tomorrow on cnn, chef ann dras is taking his three daughters on a culinary adventure. here's a preview. >> let's go. >> what is the best way to eat around barcelona? >> this is the best way. you can stop here or there. everywhere. man, i'm hungry. >> yes, i'm hungry. >> in america, i became famous for bringing spanish style into my restaurant. in its most traditional form, it's ham, cheese, sausage or tomato bread. in the old days, people put these sandwiches ov

representatives from the vta, an amtrak santa clara county sheriff's department and homeland securityicipated, and the agencies went over strategies, preparation and responses to criminal activity on trains, busses and at transportation areas. this strategy helps to deter bad behavior. it helps to deter terrorist planning activities. it's been known to help encourage or reassure customers and operators that we care about the environment, that they are experiencing. and the vta says the goal here is to do crisis training on a frequent basis at various locations, including vta stations, steinhart aquarium at the california academy of sciences is celebrating 100 years tonight. the aquarium hosted a 1920s themed party to celebrate on the eve of its 100th anniversary. the aquarium first opened on september 29th, back in 1923. it's now home to nearly 60,000 live animals and is considered one of the most biodiverse aquariums on earth. and we're just really excited and proud to have been a partf san francisco culture, really a jewel in the city for 100 years. and to bring people into this bui

. >> i found an amtrak ride so she could sleep in a little while longer. >> north carolina to illinoisr? >> louisiana, little rock, arkansas. >> to carbondale, illinois. >> tune in. an all new episode of "the whole story with anderson cooper" airs tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn. >>> hello. thanks for joining me. we begin this hour with president biden and the first lady now on their way to florida. that's where they will soon survey the devastation called by hurricane idalia, which made landfall on the state's gulf coast wednesday as a category 3 storm with winds of 125 miles per hour. florida's big bend region was

false story that i and others have debunked over and over again about a supposed conversation with an amtrakeceased at the time the conversation would have taken place. that's not all, there are more serious ones in my view. he claimed at one point he had been arrested in a civil rights protest, where in another version, he said an officer took him home from a protest. he said he visited the pittsburgh synagogue where worshiper were killed. he spoke to the rabbi but never went. he said at point, republicans like to bring this up, he used to drive a tractor trailer, an 18-wheeler. never happened. he used to drive a school bus as a job briefly. not an 18-wheeler. whatever his intensions, whether it's foggy memory about stuff going on decades ago or deliberate embellishment, this is an unfortunate pattern that keeps coming up again and again. >> thank you for taking us through this. we appreciate it. boris. >>> still to come, in new england, a flash flood issued for parts of massachusetts after more than half a foot of rain came down. detail said from new england when we come back. bring it to

the plume of fire that shot up from the sky in pentagon and i remember seeing it as i got off the amtraky to work in the united states senate. the pit and into the earth in shanksville. a testament to the unbreakable courage and resolve of the american people. but we'll never forget that when faced with evil, and annen em why i who sought to tear us apart, we endured. w we endure. and every year we park this hallow day, it is never easy. so anyone here or anyone across the country who is grieving a lost parent, spouse, sibling friend or co-workers for those that till bear the wounds, i know how hard it is. on a day like this. how can we reopen up that wound. it is like opening a black hole in your chest. sucking you into it again. bring you back to that moment. when you saw the news. the moment you got that phone call. the moment you realized you would never say again, see you later, mom, or talk to you soon, soon. think of everything your loved one might have done if they have a little more time. what would they have done? and though that leave you so hollow, it also makes you full at t

and finally, amtrak next month will expand service between new york city and albany "hell, yeah!"d albany. and "we're good!" said new york city. [ laughter ] that was the monologue, everybody. [ cheers and applause before we move on, we would like to take a moment this weekend, five people were killed and many more were injured when a gunman opened fire at an lgbtq nightclub in colorado our hearts go out to the victims and their families, and to the entire lgbtq community one of our writers, jenny hagel, is gay, and she's here to comment. >> thanks, seth. when i read the news about colorado on sunday morning, i was shocked. but also, i wasn't shocked because sadly, our culture is filled with messages that there is something wrong with queer people that we are at best weird, and at worst, sick and those messages, whether it's something small, like telling a little boy he can't wear nail polish, or something big, like passing a law that says queer people can't adopt children, they all contribute to the dehumanization of queer people and once a group of people is seen as less than hu

we all remember the convention videos, where it is like, the amtrak employee talking about what a good guy i am. trying to upend a decades old legacy in american life is hard to do, and i think republicans, and they keep trying to do this with biden, saying that he is a tool of the radical left, whatever the particular arrow is that day, but none has stuck so far. i sort of think, it's a fools errand to keep trying it, and at the same time, won't be to the white house that is dismissive of all of this. >> here is the additional thing, if you pump enough mud and toxic, noxious stuff out there in the immediate ecosystem, you'll see some numbers move. what's happened? we see these polls that say 61% majority says that biden had some involvement in hunter biden's business dealings. the republicans watch the numbers go up, they get excited vida. 50% think that they behaved illegally. 44% think that joe biden is a crook. that is 40% of the country. those are republicans. a bunch of other people think that he might have acted unethically but not illegally. the thing i would ask david about to

. >> he took amtrak out to california, bringing the weapon with him. >> surveillance cameras capturedno. he spent a few days in the area, denahan says, most likely tracking of mark, waiting for the perfect time to kill him. >> how does he get back? >> same way. he immediately returns, same way. >> he then pick up the silver rental car in philly and drove to new jersey. >> tracking his cell phone, we can put him down, and very close proximity to the judges residence. hours and days before the attack, and this indicated to us that he was watching her, trying to develop a pattern of life. >> so why was hollander targeting the judge? she had nothing to do with angelucci's lawsuit. turned out that hollander filed a similar lawsuit involving the draft. his case was in new jersey, and presiding over the case was none other than judge salas. >> i knew the case, but it was not one that sort of even registered as a potential threat. >> and you were sort of on his side? you ruled for him? >> that is the ironic part. >> the judge had allowed hollander's case to move forward. >> you must ask yours

and amtrak moffat named vanessa will be roaming the gardens saturday and sunday.are trying to get rob to play on one of the pianos. >> it's a spectacular. you go out and bring your picnic basket and if you can play, you play or just listen to all of the other good players. >> and nice weather for it. >>> low clouds and fog. a warm up this weekend with showers south of monterey and trending warmer early next wee [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - taylor swift meghan trainor and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1731 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, please enjoy yourselves welcome to "the tonight show," you guys i'm so excited about this. taylor swift is my guest tonight. [ cheers and applause ♪ yeah it's incredible. while you were just applauding, taylor wrote three more albums [ cheers ] she is unbelievable. loving "midnights. le

. >> i found an amtrak ride, so she could sleep in a while longer. >> north carolina to illinois. >>t work. >> i have one person on a bus. >> is there any way the passenger can get to chandler? >> georgia to ohio. >> texas to st. louis. >> wisconsin to chicago. >> porterville. >> louisiana. >> alabama. >> little rock, arkansas. >> to carbondale, illinois. >> that's going to be a good. "the whole story with anderson cooper" airs tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. we'll be right back. ave i know ♪ ♪ with a little time for me ♪ ♪ no doubt i will get through ♪ ♪ loving meme is loving you ♪ ♪ new fromom centrum. the women's choice multivititamin brand. when migraine strikes. are the tradeoffs of treating worth it? ubrelvy is another option. it quickly stops migraine in its tracks. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inbitors. allergic reactions to ublvy can happen. most common side effects were nausea and sleepine. ask abt ubrelvy. my name's dan and i live here in san antonio, texas. my wife magda and i have been married for 39 years. about three or four years ago, i wasn't feelin

brendan, boil we didn't know if you are gonna get you, from capitol hill, face timing with us from the amtrakk you for taking time to be with us. we will keep an eye on the senate floor, and as soon as lawmakers begin debating and voting we will bring it to you live. next, pulling back the curtain on with trump's -- the former president heading to new york, the opening of his business fraud trial on monday. the government shutdown has shown the republicans choose colors, a so what does this mean for mccarthy's already shady future as speaker? plus, the childcare crisis funding, richard louis with the other big stories we're tracking this hour on msnbc. ? richard >> alicia, good evening to. you floodwaters receded in new york after friday's record-breaking rain there. new york's governor said today there were no storm related versatility's. she emphasized the need to improve the city's infrastructure to handle increasingly frequent and increasing stores. the kansas police chief that led a raid against a local newspaper was suspended. the suspension went into effect thursday. the police departm

storted repey that i and s have debunked over and over again about a supposed conversation with an amtrak train conductor he was friends with who was actually deceased at the time. the conversationn conducte would to take place. he said that he used to drive a tractor trailer, use ud to drive an 18-wheeler. >> never happened. the last time biden was facthee checked this hard was when he plagiarized. today, the new york times fasaid joe biden might not make it compared him to ruth bader ginsburgtoday th, who passed awy in office. p all of this is impeachment's looming primetimase has no idea what's going to happen. and we're not going to make predictions. t we canl you the biden-harris ticket, according to democrats in the polls, doesn't look like a winning one. >> so changes are going to have to be made. and we don't know what those changee made, we s are, but we w the changes will be forced upon uthem because they don't contrl their own destinies, which means there's goin iny'g to be kno resistance. and the only way the democrats know how to figh t is dirty vivek ramaswamy is a 2024 pres

representatives from the vta, amtrak, santa clara sheriff's department, federal air marshals, homelandurity and some others are all there. the agencies are going over strategies, preparation and response to criminal activity on trains, busses and transports, areas or infrastructure. this strategy helps to deter bad behavior. it helps to deter terrorist planning activity, as it's been known to help encourage or reassure customer owners and operators that we care about the environment that they are experiencing. the vta says the goal is to do crisis training at various locations, including vta stations, on a frequent basis, the oakland roots and soul soccer clubs are stepping in and investing in their community. the two purpose driven teams are teaming up with the nonprofit group america scores to upgrade an area at brookfield elementary in east oakland. ctv's crystal bailey reports. for oakland, roots player johnny rodriguez spending the afternoon training with the students at brookfield elementary school in east oakland. it's always fun to see, you know, the kids running around with no

pennsylvania, lied about being born bridge co dayse his grandfather died and lied about talking to an amtrak, an who was dead at the time of theh conversation. i mean, the questione , whyng thi are they doing this now? >> why three years later? s y threa good question to end o raymond it'd be like. fauci now comingnd out and saying, well, you know, the vaccine doesn't prevent transmissionow action and itfror doesn't prevent you from actually spreading the virus. virukeg.'ve been sayin that for like three years. thanks a lot. all right, raymond , i it's you ay, and i guess that means you get another three wishes. what? all kind of jokes. so kind. so good to me. very, very important. is related to the president.nt i wish politicians would stop auditioning to be productassing pitchmen. >> you are embarrassing yourselves. yelves.think you should buy ths >> i'll ask you nicely. >> but he won't. >> jeopardy! rolling. like big shot tone. >> it's like a math club. does very well. in fact, i. >> i say. what's with whitmeh witmr in the music? >> these people are not exactly mike lindell. laura.u i mea

the plume of fire that shot up in the sky at pentagon i remember seeing as i got off the amtrak trainn my way to work in the united states senate. the pit and into the earth shanksville. merkel reserve. we endured. we endured. every year we mark this hallowed day it's never easy. to anyone here or anyone across the country who's grieving a lost child, parents, spouse, sibling, co-worker, all of those who still bear wounds from the this september morning, i know how hard it is on a day like this. how can we reopen that boom? it's like opening a black hole in your chest. sucking you into it again. bringing you back to that moment when you saw the news. the moment you got that phone call. the moment you realized you'd never say again, see ya later, mom. or talk to you soon, son. think of everything your loved one might have done if they had a little more time. what would they have done? though that can leave you so hollow, it also makes you full at the same time. on this day, i'm thinking about a friend of mine named davis who grew up with me in delaware. 22 years ago he and his family j

a conversation with an amtrak conductor who was already dead, arrested during a civil rights protest.er happened . he said he used to happened. he said he used to drive an 18 wheeler market, was a school bus. and he talked about visiting pittsburgh synagogue, the site of a 2018 mass shooting. he didn't do that ehhen mass shooting. he didn't do that either. so you are seeing some of those trump hating outlets starting to look at one another going. did we endorse the wrong guy 7 guy? >> you have to wonder, don't you know there's pressure on joe biden and politically, he seems to be moving to the left. let's take a look at this tweet which went viral this week from the leader of the free world. it's time billionaires paid at least a 25% minimum tax. time billionaires paid at least a 25% minimum tax . how has that a 25% minimum tax. how has that story gone down in america, which, of course, is a country that hates taxation in every in every form ? every form? >> i saw the greatest dave chappelle tweet or video that circulating on social media and somebody yells at chappelle, what are we g

a conversation with an amtrak conductor who was already dead, arrested during a civil rights protest.er happened . he said he used to happened. he said he used to drive an 18 wheeler market, was a school bus. and he talked about visiting pittsburgh synagogue, the site of a 2018 mass shooting. he didn't do that ehhen mass shooting. he didn't do that either. so you are seeing some of those trump hating outlets starting to look at one another going. did we endorse the wrong guy 7 guy? >> you have to wonder, don't you know there's pressure on joe biden and politically, he seems to be moving to the left. let's take a look at this tweet which went viral this week from the leader of the free world. it's time billionaires paid at least a 25% minimum tax. time billionaires paid at least a 25% minimum tax . how has that a 25% minimum tax. how has that story gone down in america, which, of course, is a country that hates taxation in every in every form ? every form? >> i saw the greatest dave chappelle tweet or video that circulating on social media and somebody yells at chappelle, what are we g