. >> amtrak joe. >> amtrak joe he used to take amtrak when a senator back-and-forth. on the bridge. >> no train on bridge a bridge was primarily used by trucks people, commuting, it was built to enable hazardous chemicals from one side of baltimore to the other would keep them out of opportunels that was a risk, so, yeah there is a ripple effect. whether it is trains, no or not there is an absolute ripple effect. >> that is leader of the free world, saying this to american people at a time when an american tragedy we need you to know act quickly swiftly we need to cut government regulation that will slow any you know, processing and trying to get back up running i think number one priority is to get this open absolutely. and your guest maria, said it is such 19, 57 years to build that said much longer tie. maria: the infrastructure money he said was -- we're going to see what happens with conversations in washington when they get back from easter recess whether or not, talking about another supplemental spending package, quick break markets on the move taking a look a

. >> caltrans is adding to its fleet of passenger trains operating on amtrak lines across the bay areaains was held today at the ace train yard, the maintenance yard in stockton. caltrans says the seven sets of new venture passenger rail cars are safer, more comfortable and accessible than older trains. they will also be powered by zero emission engines. these new trains will be used exclusively on the amtrak san joaquins line,úwhich makes daily round trips between oakland and bakersfield. >> each set will seat up to 430 riders, seven total daily round trips every day oakland and her, and two daily round trips between sacramento and bakersfield. >> amtrak will also be adding ten hydrogen powered zero fleet. they will be the first of their kind in theúu.s. >> a federal regulator is finalizing a rule today to cap most credit card late fees at $8. the move is part of a push by the biden administration feeg to the consumer financial protection bureau. right now, credit card late fees average $32. more than 45 million people are charged those late fees every year, the regulation is on track

you and i pay for amtrak and for the postal deficit, we use the services of amtrak.or not, i don't pay conglomerate unless i rent one of their apartment. i get something for my money so bad as conglomerates are, they're less bad than one of the alternative is i'm not supposed i suppose i agree with almost everything. say and say. it would be wonderful if you starting from scratch everything i say you're a unique human. i didn't say i do don't say i do agree. but i said suppose agree for the sake of argument argument we can start from scratch. how do we undo what we have? how do we undo what we have done? that'cs harm. would you undo it? not me. that's the hardest problem. and i agree. that is the real question. how do we get from where we are to where want to go? we cannot get there by simply eliminating things that should not have been done. as in the case of social security, we have it and we've got to live up to our obligation. so we do have to develop a series of policies which will enable us gradually to move from where we are to where we want to be. the first a

the new trains will be used exclusively on the amtrak san joaquin lines, which would make daily, which>> eachúset will seat up to 430 riders, seven total daily round trips every day, five round trips between oakland andúhere, and two daily round trips between sacramento and bakersfield. >> amtrakc will also be adding ten hydrogen powered, zero emission locomotives to its fleet. they will be the first of their kind in the united states. a new feature being rolled out on the site, formerly known as twitter, has some people concerned about privacy. x now have the ability to make audio and video calls. the platform says you can receive a call fromc accounts you follow and if you want to make a call, the person you're trying to call must have sent you at least one direct message in the past. but some people say they're not excited about the prospect. the biggest complaint so far is that the calls are enabled by default , and you have to go into your settings to turn them off. >> problem is that, you know, people have been on this platform for years, over a decade. they follow people. they'v

we know there is amtrak as that way there countries that have passenger carriers and don't have otherhat has worked well. yes. so, you know, i was talking to somebody, you know, there's lots of different models around the country, around the world. an are different consequences in the different models in some places. i was talking to someone yesterday who saiou know, ■ i've taken state run carriers in some countries and others. some of them are the best flights i've ever taken in my whole life. you know, singapore, the person said they really liked, but state run carriers have been terrible experiences and there's a challenge where in different countries we have different ■■s hard to conclude one way or the other on just that fact. and singapore is relatively country. i think that's probably of the reasons. yes. so some of the alternatives talk about are a public option or a regulated competition. maybe you could talk those those would work out. yeah. so the public option idea, we should imagine a system where we take scale really seriously and we and, a private provider, just one of

you and i pay for amtrak and for the postal deficit, we use the services of amtrak. the postal deficit or not, i don't pay conglomerate unless i rent one of their apartment. i get something for my money so bad as conglomerates are, they're less bad than one of the alternative is i'm not supposed i suppose i agree with almost everything. say and say. it would be wonderful if you starting from scratch everything i say you're a unique human. i didn't say i do don't say i do agree. but i said suppose agree for the sake of argument argument we can start from scratch. how do we undo what we have? how do we undo what we have done? that's harm. would you undo it? not me. that's the hardest problem. and i agree. that is the real question. how do we get from where we are to where want to go? and we can't get there overnight? we cannot get there by simply eliminating things that should not have been done. as in the case of social security, we have it and we've got to live up to our obligation. so we do have to develop a series of policies which will enable us gradually to move

states there are always very serious problems, take at least the only major state railway carrier amtrak they run slowly, by the way, this is why the country, which has the world’s longest railway network, prefers not to travel by train, but to travel by road or fly by plane, including the same ones boeings. this was america, all the best to you. it is clear to everyone that russia is not a country of gas stations , we can take russian digital solutions to new heights, there are prospects, even more brutal, yes, ours are more brutal, there will be more than exactly what digital helps, you are incomparably original in your questions, what is in general with production, raw materials and export? what is it, our product, several cities were left without electricity, the internet did not work somewhere, problems arose with the water supply, explosions occurred at many infrastructure facilities in ukraine. they removed several hundred more cubic meters of soil, how do they assess the chances of salvation? let's start with the economy. the board of directors of the bank of russia maintained th

. >>> caltrans an amtrak expanding service from oakland. the agencies unveiled seven new trains at a ribbon-cutting ceremony today. they will run daily round-trip routes from oakland to bakersfield. >>> the sierra snowpack is now above average for the year. the california department of public resources says the central sierra snowpack is at 103%. that comes after the area got more than 10 feet of snow from that powerful blizzard over the weekend. >>> to first alert weather now. a mix of lingering showers and dry skies today and there are more rain chances ahead. let's get to meteorologist darren peck. >> the rain chances will be a lot like what we were just seeing over your shoulder. very light drops of rain on the lens. there is very little to this. technically, we are getting some light rain. if we look at the totals, a couple hundredths of an inch. you either want to be in a hill or at a higher elevation or along the peninsula or the coast to have noticed this. we did get a 10th in petaluma. we are taking a look at numbers in the berkele

states there are always very serious ones. take at least the only large one state railway carrier amtrakas long become a byword among american passengers, trains are late, run slowly, by the way, this is why the country with the world's longest railway network prefers not to travel by train, but to travel by road . or fly airplanes, including, yes, the same boeings. this was america, all the best to you. powerful explosions occurred today in several regions of ukraine. russian troops strike the critical infrastructure of the ukrainian armed forces. they are leaving today from the belgorod region border areas with ukraine. 1,200 children are expected to go on holiday to other regions; they are expected in penzia, tombov and kaluga. the board of directors of the central bank will meet today for the next meeting on the key rate, and the decision will be announced in the afternoon. what are the analysts' forecasts? the rescue operation in primurye does not stop for a minute; two drilling rigs are breaking through the path to the miners stuck in the mine. the dnepropetrovsk hydroelectric powe

caltrans is adding to its fleet of passenger trains operating on amtrak lines through the bay area.ains was held at the ace train maintenance yard in stockton. caltrans says the seven sets of new passenger rail cars are safer, more comfortable, and more accessible than older trains. they will also be powered by zero emission engines. the new trains will be used exclusively on the amtrak san joaquins line, which makes daily round trips between oakland and bakersfield. >> each set will seat up to 430& riders, seven total daily round trips every day, five round trips between oakland and here, and two daily and bakersfield. >> amtrak will also be adding ten hydrogen powered, zero emission locomotives to the fleet. they will be the first of their kind in the country. gas prices are starting to go up just as people get set to hit the roads for spring break. triple-a reports the average price of a gallon of gas in california rose more than $0.25 in the last month, data from gasbuddy shows. prices are expected to rise another $0.10 in march, and april. one of the reasons spring break road t

minutos más tarde, un tren de amtrak de descarriló matando a 47 personas e hiriendo a otras 103.enta apagó el radar del barco, este golpeó un soporte del puente skyway del que cayó un tramo de 1400 pies de concreto durante la hora pico de la mañana, 7 vehículos, incluido un autobús con 26 personas a bordo, cayeron al agua desde 150 pies de altura. aranza sonia, muchas gracias por este recuento de accidentes mortales. y ahora nos vamos directamente hasta nueva york con la ola de violencia que sacude al metro de la gran manzana y que lamentablemente ya ha cobrado una nueva víctima. se trata de un hombre que falleció tras haber sido empujado a las vías en una estación de east harlem. el incidente ocurre en momentos en que cientos de agentes adicionales son desplegados para intentar garantizar la seguridad de los pasajeros, tal y como reporta karla amezola. el decano . de. con una sonrisa respondía a los cuestionamientos de periodistas que preguntaban por qué lo hiciste? carlton mcpherson, de 24 años del bronx, fue arrestado y acusado de asesinato tras presuntamente empujar a un homb

you said, the first words of this book were written on an amtrak train between d.c. and new york.rk city at the work heights on franklin avenue. this is remarkably specific. [laughter] for someone who is worried about location. [applause] >> nobody's perfect. >> jordan: nobody's perfect. it's a good read. it scared the bejesus out of me. i appreciate it. "means of control" is available now. byron tau. we are going to take a quick break. we will be right back after this. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ a national taste test determined america's favorite boneless wings, applebee's won. how about that? we don't even have wing in our name. get them now for just 50 cents. only at applebee's. ♪ when your child starts getting into everything, you may need a little help. so duracell created the only lithium coin batteries with a bitter coating to help discourage swallowing. ♪ ( ♪♪ ) giannis: basketball's a very physical sport. i get a lot of marks throughout the season. ( ♪♪ ) it's a sign of hard work. (exhaling) you've got to push yourself to the limit. having marks on your body is not a sign

it's too dangerous for them to go through, uh, amtrak just telling us that the california zephyr has suspend service between emeryville and salt lake city through this weekend, because it's just too dangerous. and again, the advice is stay home, put off that trip to tahoe if you can. we're live in placer county. cornell bernard abc seven news. >> just not worth the risk. you really can't get there from here at this point. colonel, thanks so much. you stay safe as well out on the road. well, large breaking waves can also make for dangerous conditions. of course, along our coastline in. crashing waves in pacifica. waves up to 20ft are forecast for coastal areas from point reyes to big sur. officials are urging caution. of course, as large breaking waves can easily pull people into the ocean. so be safe if you go to the coast, track the rain in the snow throughout the weekend with the abc seven bay area app, you can get the latest forecast and look at the same live doppler seven that sandhya and the weather team uses every day. it's really helpful. just search abc seven bay area in your

and, you know, riding amtrak with my special key. i remember everything. back when i -- that was before when i invented the internet. did i ever tell you that i was named after sir edmond hillary, that's right. before i became the first black president. well, i want to tell you, i did not have sex with that woman, ms. lewinski. my hand's cramped up. >> tough. tough. all right. todd, i mean, does that surprise you this poll? and what do you think is worse, voters finding you too old or too dangerous? >> i love the fact that democrats were trying to hide biden's age, that secret got out because he's the president, it's tough to hide that for so long. i think the age thing is a bigger issue than the dangerous thing. that said, if i'm trump i make sure for the swing state voters i communicate what many people are saying on the left as dangerous is a foreign policy that's going to get us out of foreign wars, that is going to be cheaper and safer for americans in the long run. it's on trump to communicate that message within the confines of main stream media aga

as amtrak says that's not going to be affected by these closures at all.hat's the latest here live in orinda. dan thorn kron. 4 news. let us hope that is a beautiful day to thank you, dan. >> kron 4 is your elections headquarters san francisco. mayoral candidate is calling for a fentanyl state of emergency and >> more armed california national guard officers to close open air drug markets in the city. former mayor mark farrell says that his plan would expand access to treatment for those suffering from addiction. mayor london breed's campaign responding by saying in marc farrell's, san francisco armed national guard troops will fence off the tenderloin and create a green zone truly creating a baghdad by the bay residents and commuters. what a leader that will meaningfully address the fentanyl crisis with enforcement and compassion humvees and ar fifteens farrell plays g i joe, this is quoting now. mayor breed continues to do the heavy lifting of governing behind the scenes store in oakland is accused of selling cannabis and tobacco products to children. ta

amtrak has stopped service on the california zephyr line between emeryville and salt lake city, utah because of the weather. and let's take a live look in the sierra. this is a view at zephyr cove in south lake tahoe. you see all that snow out there. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn checked in with ski resorts. she joins us now live from the newsroom. suzanne i'm a powerful. winds and heavy snow are hitting the lake tahoe area hard. >> more is coming with each passing hour. experts say it's possible that we will break some records all over truckee. snow is flying. people are moving fast to clear away the snow from sidewalks and roads. their cars and homes, and people are bracing for more snow to slam into the sierra. >> well, i think it's crazy. we're expect this storm this year so this looks like it's going so hard right now. >> i mainly worried about the wind. >> not so much the snow. it's the wind. >> i saw a big rig yesterday that was totally flipped over. it was gnarly. >> so much snow is expected. more than a dozen ski resorts have closed, including palisades tahoe. >> last

joe from scranton, pa, amtrak joe. he saw what was happening across the country. and he tasked his cabinet with developing a policy to bring jobs and businesses back home to america. an industrial strategy for the 21st century based in part upon clean energy, a future of manufacturing revival, thriving businesses, good jobs for kids, energy independence and products made in america. and you know what? the president's strategy is working, folks. did i mention 350,000 jobs last month? we now have the most significant clean energy and climate strategy in the nation's history , arguably in the world. the strategy for building clean energy come a clean energy future in the united states rests on four legs. first, making the united states the irresistible nation for investing in clean energy. second, and that those investments provide desk ensuring that those investments provide energy benefits and the communities left behind. third, strengthening america's workforce so that our workers have the skills they need to compete in this global clean energy market. fourth, wit

the senate their city council has unanimously approved new housing project along the great american amtraknearly 200 condominium complex. wow. this is all part of the city's re-imagining of the has been east neighborhood right near levi stadium where the city hopes to at 4500 new homes over the next few years. well, the soon-to-be largest rv parking site in san jose actually cost city have as much as expected. this the original 50 million dollar plan included 4 buildings serving as counselors centers and restrooms. the new design only includes 2 lot located right near coyote creek, only the city's second save his parking site. the one in the santa teresa vta station parking lot set to open this summer following some delays. golden state warriors. they continue their road success in the big apple last night against the knicks. all for sports director jason dumas has the latest on that. >> the warriors have been playing some good basketball as of late. but they have a fair all that well against phe top teams in the league. the knicks, they are guard good team. so on thursday it was a great l

i met him on amtrak and he camet up andal talked to me and it impressed my family that thecame senatorhe 5" when he's on, just a great guy. just old school.st a we are losing people like that. it's a shame. >> jessica: joe lieberman deadt2 at 82. we will be right back. all these games on directv— and no satellite on the roof! think about this: blue jays, cardinals, orioles... what's missing? the andean condor? no, walnut-brain! pigeons! they'd rather name a team after socks! to be fair, we're not very athletic. everywhere but the seat. the seat is leather. alan, we get it. you love your bike. we do, too. that's why we're america's number-one motorcycle insurer. but do you have to wedge it into everything? what? i don't do that. this reminds me of my bike. the wolf was about the size of my new motorcycle. have you seen it, by the way? happy birthday, grandma! really? look how the brushstrokes follow the line of the gas tank. -hey! -hey! brought my plus-one. jamie? ♪ when you donate we notice. we live it. ah! we appreciate it. when you donate, we keep playing. we keep going. because you

he lied about his time as middle-class joe on amtrak.o joe biden, no one knows the struggle and sacrifice like joe biden. take a look... >> president biden: lightning struck home on the lake outside our home -- not a lake of a big pond. hit a wire that came up underneath our home in to the heating ducts on the air conditioner. make a long story short, i almost lost my wife, my 67 corvette, and my cat. know from experience how much anxiety and fear and concern they are -- but lightning struck and we lost an awful lot of it, about 15 years a ago. >> when joe biden, our elected president, entered the room, when he approached me, his words to me were "my wife, jill and i, know how feel. we lost our son as well and brought him home in a five-day coffin." my heart started beating faster and i said shaking knowing that their son died from cancer and they were able to be by his side. >> sean: in reality their guide i kept looking down at his watch during the dignified transfer of the u.s. service members killed in afghanistan because of his botc

i met him on amtrak, and he came up and talk to me and it impressed my family at the senator came overve" and i always watched them before "the five" when he is on cavuto, just a great guy, old school. we are losing people like that. it's a shame. >> judge jeanine: it is. >> jessica: joe lieberman, dead at 82. and we will be right back. this? before you were preventing migraine with qulipta? you'll never truly forget migraine, but zero-migraine days are possible. don't take if allergic to qulipta. most common side effects are nausea, constipation and sleepiness. qulipta. the forget-you-get-migraine medicine. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: time now for one more thing. big news, we're number one on the "new york times" list. [cheers] >> jesse: "get it together" beat the pope and christine blasey ford. i wasn't that worried about it. thank you for supporting the book, buying the book. diddy and the democrats. a deep dive. >> dana: i saw some of that last night. you were digging deep. >> jesse: i'm too deep. >> dana: very good. all right. sombery adorable black bears aduring a day on the lake on a pedal bo

well, so do you think to boost up the amtrak or to have a high speed railway that works can also help us to improve the airline's operation. so it's a great question. so the one of the challenges in thinking about transportation policy ihave an intermodal policy which just means one that considers the different modes of transportation. and so we used to have really big rail networks and then there was more investm highways and trucking. those competed with rail, and we shifted to a more highway based system thinking about national tranta that these different modes, i think would be an important step forward for the country because we would have to ask questions like should we increase rail sets of cities? where would that make more? how do we think about the intersection between trucking, rail across the board? just both passengers and for things like freight and transporting goods? and so i think that's a really important and also a policy direction that we need more attent questions, no time left. let's try me once again, let me remind you, i think that i shall be signing books. if

. >> that's the best situation for trump is that she is, indeed, carrying more luggage than amtrak and maybe that's what you want. >> steve: great line. >> brian: jimmy failla is going to use that a little bit later. thank you very much, jonathan turley. appreciate it. >> lawrence: also comedian. >> brian: when trump and the bond he is trying to get down to 100 million. filed a 5,000 page. they got five days to get back back to him. you don't think it's a huge hail merry to look at this and say is the goal to get him to appeal? we know he is not going anywhere. his things aren't depreach united states. so, i think he has a got a shot. i think that somebody could be somewhat rational. >> ainsley: if she goes after his properties in new york do you think she will try for trump tower first? >> steve: that would be iconic. >> brian: go for it. but not in the best interest of the city. this is not the time to be buying commercial real estate. >> lawrence: other business people. that's why the governor, kathy hochul tried to clear things up and say this was just about donald trump. >> brian:

or are you suddenly looking into amtrak for everything? >> i don't know. when think to take a flight again. but for now i'm pretty much grounded, canceling most of my trips this year. >> steve: i don't blame you. it's got the whole country looking, figuring out, tim, am i near a door plug? what could possibly go wrong on this flight? >> well, what shouldn't happen -- nothing should happen. you should be absolutely fine when you are flying. everyone should know that for the most part, you know, commercial aviation is very safe. unfortunately, there have been instances like this. and we are focusing on making sure it doesn't happen again, at least through lawsuits. we'll see how it goes. >> steve: right. we will see how it goes. tim and cuong, thank you very much for joining us to tell us your story. we have been dying to hear it and now we have heard it. it's terrifying. thank you, gentlemen. >> thanks for having us. >> steve: you bet. all right. wow. 25 minutes before the top of the hour. lawmakers now demanding answers on yet another mounting threat at ou

the santa clara city council has unanimously approved a new housing project along the great america amtrak station. the latest development calls for a 21 story. nearly 200 condominium complex. it's all part of the city's re-imagining of the tasman east neighborhood right near levi stadium. that's where the city is hoping to add about. 4500 new homes over the next few years. >> well, the sun of the largest rv park inside and san jose will actually cost the city have as much as they thought. she the original 50 million dollar plan included for building services, counseling centers and restrooms. the new design only includes 2 last located right near coyote creek. we the city second safe parking site was one in santa teresa vta station parking lot set to open this summer following some delays. all right. well, if you are looking to avoid the rain this weekend, there is an epic new science fiction movie in theaters this dean richards takes look too. >> we've been fighting arguments for decades. why families can find them for centuries in 2021. fans of the frank herbert's sci-fi novel dune. did

that would also explain why later the crowd started chanting "amtrak rules" -- [ light laughter ] and't as bad as you thlso, tre aren't a ton of reasons to go." [ light laughter ] also, that's the dress trump was insulting? it seems fine to me, kind of nice. i mean, i know nothing about fashion, and guess what? neither does trump. i wouldn't call this guy a trendsetter. forgive me. [ laughter ] i've been to the met gala a few times. i don't remember seeing this look. except maybe that one year when the theme was "pull my finger." [ light laughter ] but haley's right about that. as we've pointed out many, many times on this show, trump is deeply unpopular. he's never won a majority of voters, and he's cost the gop election after election. he fell ass backwards into the presidency one time because we have a dumb system based on states rather than actual votes. i mean, look at montana. they have four electoral votes, despite the fact that there is no evidence it's real. [ laughter ] you don't even know anyone who's ever been there. and that could happen again. we can't discount the possi

santa clara city council has unanimously approved the new housing project along the great american amtrak station. the latest development now is a 21 floor. nearly 200 condominium complex. this is all part of the cities, a re-imagining of the tasman east neighborhood near levi stadium where the city is hoping to add 4500 new homes over the next few years. >> to do state lawyers continue their road success in the big apple last night against the knicks crop sports director jason dumas says all the highlights. >> the warriors have been playing some good basketball as of late. but they have a fair all that well against the top teams in the league. the knicks, they are guard good team. so on thursday it was a great litmus tests for the warriors on the road. and guess what? the dubs they aced it. the warriors looking for their 7th straight road win. they got off to a great start. 1st quarter dubs up 9 brandon, but jetski find the trailing steph curry. josh hart doesn't step up. he makes him paid up. started the game on a 14. nothing run. >> 2nd quarter warriors up 13. in my opinion. this was t

santa clara city council has unanimously approved a new housing project along the great american amtrak station. the latest development now is a 21 floor. nearly 200 condominium complex. it's all part of the city's re-imagining of the tasman east neighborhood right near levi stadium. that's where the city is hoping to add. 4500 new homes over the next few years. >> while the soon-to-be largest rv parking site in san jose is actually going to cost the city have as much as they expected. officials say the original 15 million plan included for building serving as counseling centers and restrooms. the new design only has 2 a lot located near coyote creek will be the city's second safe parking site with one in the santa teresa vta station parking lot set to open this summer following some delays. giant's biggest free agent is off to a great start. this spring. this is john young who? he hit his first homer of the spring against the diamondbacks on thursday. >> but that's all the offense the giants could muster logan webb gave up a couple of runs, but the d'backs won the game to the >> all ri

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states, it happened after barges being pushed by a tow boat in dense fog hit the bridge, causing an amtrak train carrying 220 people to derail minutes later, rescue crews pulled victims from the partially submerged buckled train cars. >> we are so bad at learning from our mistakes and preparing for future instances. we need to assess our infrastructure collisions, not the only cause of tragic bridge collapses. take what happened at the fbi, you footbridge, miami, florida march 20, 186 people were killed after a pedestrian bridge near the campus of florida international university suddenly collapsed. the 170 foot long newly installed bridge had been under construction, i35 w bridge, minneapolis, minnesota, august 2007 13 killed 145 injured. a major interstate at a standstill after the 35 west bridge collapse during rush hour federal regulators blame the accident partly on support plates, which they said were half as thick as they should have been hyatt regency sky walks, kansas city missouri, july 1980, 114 were killed when the walkways on the second and fourth floor of the hyatt regency ho

santa clara city council now has unanimously approved a new housing project along the great american amtrakt development is a 21 floor. nearly 200 room condominium complex. this is all part of the city's re-imagining of the tasman east neighborhood right here at levi stadium where the city is hoping to at 4500 new homes over the next few years. well, 10, 48 the time. and if you just saw john's forecast, you know, this weekend is probably one. you're going want to stay inside. if you're looking to catch a movie. well, there's an epic new sci-fi movie in theaters right now. and dean richards takes a look. he he likes it. it's doing to. >> we've been fighting the americans for decades. why family has been fighting them for centuries in 2021. fans of the frank herbert's sci-fi novel dune. didn't know what to expect from the french canadian director denis villeneuve. what we've got back then was a larger than life epic story of family power, love and fast forward to today and dune part 2 is bigger and bolder and even more epic than before. maybe 2 epic in some ways. >> it's a story about battlin

he lied about his timeti middlen class joe on amtrak. and according to joeg biden bio one knows the struggle and sacrifice like joe. >> take a look. sunny, sunny lady.he sure. a home on the way outside of our home, allegedly bonladint and head for one of these. our home, didn't he? the air conditioner make a long story short, i'm almost lost my wife for 67 and my dad. >> i know from experience anxiyt lighw much anxiet and fear and concern are the people. we did lose our whole hometnck o at lightning strike and we lost an awful lot of it. boutagabout years ago when joe , our elected, entered the room when he approached me. his words tos to me were my my wife, jill. and i know. n how you feel. we lost our son as wellas and brought hianme im home in a five draped coffin. my heart started beating and i s started shaking, knowing that their son died from cancegr and they were able to be by his side. >> in reality, the guy who kept looking down at his watch during the dignified transfeh de of the u.s. service members killed in afghanistan beca

it happened after barges being pushed by a tow boat in dense fog hit the bridge causing an amtrak trainople to derail minutes later, rescue crews pulled victims from the partially submerged buckled train cars. >> we are so bad at learning from our mistakes and preparing for future instances. we need to assess our infrastructure collusions, not the only cause of tragic bridge collapses. take what happened at the fbi, you footbridge, miami, florida, march 2018 people were killed after a pedestrian bridge near the campus of florida international university suddenly collapsed. the 170 foot long newly installed bridge had been under construction. >> i35 >> w bridge minneapolis, minnesota august 2007 13 killed 145 injured, a major interstate at a standstill after the 35 west bridge collapsed during rush hour, federal regulators blame the accident partly on support plates, which they said were half as thick as they should hi regency sky walks, kansas city, missouri july 1981, 114 were killed when the walkways on the second and fourth floor of a hyatt regency hotel collapse due to a design flaw

so, we assist amtrak police and metro and mpd to the best of our ability. radios when we hear over, if we are close by, the cops respond because we want to be able to help. again, they are the best have ao help us when we have the need. so, we want topartners as well, and make sure folks in and around capitol hill when our community is at an event, you'r. >> i know it's beyond just capitol hill because in the recent policy conference several members were there securing us. we have that i'm sure you will be involved in. so yeah, there's a big draw. does mpd face similar challenges that necessitate more funding and is it true that you're at the lowest level of officers that you've been in and 50 years? >> that's correct the lowest staffing levels we've had in 50 years. and funding would be a problem if we didn't have a shortage of 500 police officers. so not paying those that are supposed to be here i think is saving the city amo lot of mone. but even when the city has thrown money at this right now offering $25,000 signing bonus police officer and that's not

states, it happened after barges being pushed by a tow boat in dense fog hit the bridge, causing an amtrak train

build the new frederick douglass tunnel that is going to make trips more reliable for millions of amtrakcorridor. these are some of the cathedrals of our infrastructure, but not every great project as that many zeros in it. we have been on the road celebrating so many projects were maybe it's not a billion-dollar effort or maybe it's not 100 years old. but it has been an issue the community has been trying to address and fix for decades or let me show you a video clip from a trip we took to georgia. >> there is one sound heard too often here. >> a train will stop there for hours and hours. look athi>> based train stopped us in our tracks during this interview. >> this train has been sitting here for how long. that's the decades-old question drivers keep asking. >> i have to pick my granddaughter up from school. if i may picking her up, panic sets in. >> you can go home because he can't go across because they are blocking that off. >> that could soon change. sec. buttigieg: christmas came early in millan georgia. they fix that crossing to make it safer for people to get to where they need

on amtrak, where he chatted with passengers and conductors.ously, that has changed dramatically as he lives in the white house. he compared it to living in a guilded jail. and so now as he leaves for the weekends, as he does most weekends, he craves those opportunities. even if they are informal and casual and infrequent. whether it's going to church on saturday evenings for mass as he often does, or being at his home in wilmington and having gardeners coming to his property and bring up issues with him. he comes back on monday morning to the oval office, and starts barraging his aides with questions about what are we doing about this? how do we think about this? it's a remarkable thing that's how the president really craves getting these pulse checks from every day americans. >> tyler, i love the idea for this piece. it really gets into the fundamental understanding that the president has in terms of, you know, how his policies are affecting the average american. he used to take theamtrak every day. when you're the president of the united sta