this would require amtrak to post the pecktive leadership team annually on the amtrak website. congress requires the nation's intercity passenger railroads to submit this information to congress. this bill would increase transparency of the information to the public and require it to be posted online as well. as amtrak has now done for the last two years. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation, thank you, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. graves: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time i would yield five minutes to the gentleman from north carolina, the bill's sponsor, mr. rouzer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. rouser: i thank my friend. i rise in support of this bill, the amtrak executive bonus disclosure act. mr. rouzer: it requires public disclosure of taxpayer funded bonuses given to its top executive. amtrak was created 55 years ago by congress as a for-profit entity to relieve our nation's vital freight railroads of their

right now modesto has one amtrak route taking passengers to sacramento, but the new valley rail traingram will expand service with 11 daily trains from modesto to sacramento and bring a new transit center to downtown modesto. >> when you sort of look at that demand as well as there's a lack of sustainable transportation for commute travelers to sacramento, we really do see the need for these services. >> they're looking to launch this expanded service in the next three to four years. >>> coming up, how much would you pay for your next sushi meal? the hefty price tag one restaurant just paid for this giant bluefin tuna. >>> straight ahead in sports, so hard to say good-bye to the nfl season. it continues, but no more 49ers, no games. we used to go through the end of january. what was it like today on locker room clearout day. >>> running back isaac guerendo left sunday's game with a knee injury. it looked bad when he left on a cart, but guerendo tweeted an update today, "acl is good. thank you, god. i'll be back better than ever." coming up tonight on the cbs evening news, the return o

a number of amtrak and disaster-related measures on the lendar. later in the week, representatives are expected to take up other bicluding hr 28, the protect women and girls in sports act of nd hr 30,nting violence against women by illegal aliens act. in the senate lawmakers will consider the taoreed abi lagbaja act that came over from the house last week to require -- the laken riley act tme over the house last w for crimes.cumented immigrants that votes set for 5:30 p.m. eastern. watch the house live on saturday two.the senate live on c-span both are available online at c-span.org or the free c-span now app. >> eyes franklin delano roosevelt do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. >> the office of president of the united states. >> and will to the best of my ability >> preserve, defend, and protect the constitution of the united states. >> so help me god. >> congratulations mr. president. >> watch all day inauguration coverage on monday, january 20 including the historic swearing in as donal

this is the amtrak train station which actually has been renamed joseph r. biden train station.o we're headed to the charcoal pit, which is one of those restaurants that the president has been going to for years. and where i've wanted to visit ever since i saw this at the democratic national convention last summer. >> the best triple black and white milkshakes. >> black and white shakes. >> reporter: chef lupe alvarez has been running the kitchen. >> so what do you think? >> that's so good. >> reporter: and serving biden here for the last 31 years. so you've been serving him since he was a senator. >> yes. and then? >> vice president and a president. >> reporter: that's so cool. >> he can go anywhere else, but he comes to the charcoal pit. >> reporter: president biden has been coming here practically his entire life, which is why it seems so many people here have a personal connect to the president. >> joe biden gave me my big break. he appointed me to west point in the class of 1980. >> our kids grew up together and played soccer, and we got to know each other because he is ver

and amtrak only cancels trains for very good reasons, like they feel like it., if you're caught up in this storm and want a name to shake your fist at, turns out, the folks are calling it winter storm blair. "winter storm" because of the freezing conditions and "blair" because the storm bullied you in grade school for being poor. [laughter] now, to be clear, that name is made up. the national weather service does not officially name winter storms. winter storm blair was named by the weather channel. okay, fine. but you're a tv network. if you're gonna name things, don't miss out on a major opportunity for sponsorship. "nearly 3 million people are without power today as plunging temperatures endanger lives, all thanks to the yoplait gogurt blizzard. yes. [applause] from the weather channel to all those affected, you are in our thoughts, our prayers, our squeezes and our slurps." speaking of snow, there's news from canada. today, justin trudeau announced he will resign as prime minister. this is gonna have massive repercussions. you realize with the loss of trude

so ace reports that train one is delayed 41 minutes between tracy amtrak station and livermore amtrak station. that's because of some mechanical problems. and ace train three is holding at cp six right now. now oakland airport line, we have that usual about 20 minute delay that we've been seeing the last few days. amanda. reggie. >> thanks, gloria. one week ago, we watched this unfold live right here on abc. seven mornings. entire communities devoured by huge flames that were sweeping across portions of l.a. county. >> and we now know at least 25 people have died. this morning, the firestorm is gone, but millions of people are still on high alert. >> dangerous winds are in the forecast for southern california into this afternoon, and the potential for more fire is very high right now. these are the fires keeping thousands of firefighters busy this morning. the palisades and the eton, the hurst as well. and the auto fires. none of the fires have grown in the past 24 hours. that's the promising news. crews have made good progress increasing containment lines ahead of the return of the w

and amtrak is canceling trains across the mid atlantic and northeast. it brought strong winds and a chill to the south. the national weather service confirming the first tornado of the year in southeast arkansas. and today, as the conditions continue to push east, schools will be closed in philadelphia, washington, d.c. and many other cities. counties along the east coast have declared emergencies as the storm gets closer. let's get an update now on the impact from nbc meteorologist michelle grossman. good morning. so much to watch this morning. >> there is, hi there, frances. great to see you. this is a big storm in size and also really powerful. we're looking at a couple things. snow, it will be heavy at times in some spots. ice, moderate ice in portions of virginia. power outages, also really cold temperatures. so the power out with the cold temperature will be tougher today. and then on the southern side of the storm, we're looking at heavy rain and could see severe weather in portions of the southeast. that's what radar looks like. can you see the

amtrak has canceled ade routes in the mid atlantic and northeast. and more than a thousand flights have already been canceled nationwide today after nearly 1800 cancellations yesterday. nbc's maggie vespa kicks off our coverage. >> reporter: from blinding blizzards across america's heartland to thundersnow and thunder sleet. even a confirmed tornado in arkansas. a colossal winter system has turned america's mid section into a chaotic, frfrozen tundra. >> we've got rollovers that happened in times past. we're still going to wrecks. a lot of these first responders are getting stuck. >> reporter: 65 million americans from the great plains to the east coast are under winter storm alerts. in kentucky, this car frozen shut, and this squad car destroyed. the state trooper inside it injured after a driver crashed into him. in kansas city, interstates lined with cars in ditches. some struggling uphill. and sliding through traffic. and watch as this semi slams into another. this after a drone captured this massive pileup. highways already coated in ice now bu

you think as long as they're on amtrak? yeah, all the amtrak stuff that. yeah, absolutely. go ahead. yeah. what advice? hello. hello. my name is ben. i'm in the college of arts and sciences and i was just wondering, like, what advice would you give to us young people or graduates to people? they get involved with policy like in the future, especially in the trump era, where it might be more difficult to like or medicare might go away or we have unknown, right? so how can we get involved to like support medicare and support health care policy? yeah. and so first of all, let me say, you know, i was talking to a similar group again eight years ago and when trump came in and there was all this focus on getting rid of the aca and, you know, and, and like back then there was like a whole discourse d facts matter, you know, what is what is really relevant to people. and and i would say like in these in these fights and during the last administration facts did really matter. i mean, i'll answer your question, but i just wanted to say this, which is, you know, like i remember the mo

amtrak has canceled dozens of trains in the mid atlantic and northeast. for more on the travel nightmare, here's aaron gilchrist. >> reporter: the major weather system slamming the midwest is wreaking havoc on airports across country. these massive snow removal trucks trying to clear the runway in lexington, kentucky to keep the airport open. some travelers not so lucky. >> we're just sitting at the tarmac for an hour, hour and a half. and they're, like, airport's closed. >> reporter: joslin joseph it trying to get back to college in denver. >> i was halfway through security when my flight got canceled. and they told me i need to go back down to baggage claim to get my bag. >> reporter: traffic snarled in the country's mid section. nationwide, 6,000 flight delays and a thousand cancellations. christy and her kids just trying to get home to north carolina. >> we just have to look at it as an adventure. you know. enjoy the time together, i guess. >> our thanks to aaron for that report. >>> let's get an update now on the storm from nbc meteorologist michelle

amtrak tuvo que cancelar docenas de trenes en rutas a lo largo del noreste, mientras los aeropuertosalmente acá en nuestra zona el invierno todavía está presente. sin embargo, tenemos que recalcar que el mes más frío sigue siendo febrero, así que todavía nos queda un largo trecho en cuanto 70. en cuanto al invierno, y como bien mencionabas, ese contraste que veíamos en estas imágenes, información que residentes de esa parte del país tienen que tomar muy en serio. entretanto, condiciones muy diferentes, un invierno muy diferente. estamos experimentando acá. así es. y también quería mencionarles que la zona de texas va a estar viendo también nieve en los próximos días, así que es un sistema bastante complejo y bastante variado. pero vamos a ver a lo que está ocurriendo acá en el ámbito local. así está la temperatura actualmente en la ciudad de san josé, actualmente en esos 58 grados, pero como les habíamos pronosticado, la máxima se quedó hoy en esos 64 grados. así que he estado un poquito más alta de lo usual para esta fecha y esta noche, que la noche va a estar mayormente despejada.

. >> "amtrak sluts." "janetrenocameltoe.gov." >> jordan: enough! stop it!fun knowing things you can't do anything about, huh? look, i spent trump's first term knowing every single sexist, misogynist, racist detail about his freak squad and where did that get us? four more years of the freak squad. >> jordan: so what, you're just going to ignore it and not do your job? >> it's called self-care, jordan. it was invented by gwyneth paltrow in 2008. so at this point, i don't want to know any of the disturbing details about trump's nominees. i don't want to ruin my day finding out one of them killed a puppy. >> jordan: actually, kristi noem did kill a puppy. >> why would you say that, you jag-off? >> jordan: because she's nominated for homeland security -- >> la-la-la-la-la-la! >> jordan: stop it. stop it! stop it! you can't just give up knowing things, desi! democracy dies in darkness! >> yes, but democracy also sleeps better in darkness. it can bundle up all cozy and hide under its weighted blanket and numb itself with cbd gummies until it wakes up in 2028. doe

lawmakers are working on several transportation related measures including several bills related to amtrak. live coverage when members return here on c-span. >> tuesday, president-elect s dense department nominee pete hegseth wilar at a confirmation hearing. he previously served in e minnesota national guard andf worked for veterans ay group he earn an -- earned a master's degreen puic policy from the j.f.k. school at harvard university. from the senate armed services committee, watch live, tuesday, 9:. eaern on c-span3, c-span now, our free mobile app or online at c-span.org. >> i, franklin delano roosevelt. >> i harry s. truman. >> do solemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear. >> that i will faithfully execute. >> the office of president of the united states. >> the office of president of the united states. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> preserve, protect and deafen -- >> preserve, protect and defend -- >> preserve, protect and defend -- >> the constitution of the eyes. >> the constitution of the united states. >> congratulations, mr. presiden

. >> witnesses say the shooting happened at a party outside block 15, an events venue near the amtrak station. there's a bullet hole in the window of a health care facility across the street, and a shattered window in the building that josh rosen calls home. >> i heard one loud pop, and i thought for a second, that actually sounds like a gunshot, but i just kept watching tv until until we saw the lights. >> the owner of nearby tigers taproom is worried about the safety of his customers, and concerned that crime will hurt his business. he has a message for city leaders. >> they need to do something fast, to be honest, because right now there's a whole wave of closures. so many other cities are recovering and bouncing back, but oakland is not. >> and in the fourth homicide, another shooting claimed a life on 24th avenue just after 3:00 wednesday morning, and police have not released any details on a motive or suspects in either of the homicides. in oakland. joey jorda, ktvu, fox two news the new year started with a jolt for some peoe in the north bay. >> a 4.7 magnitude earthquake cente

schools, canceled classes for the day, and amtrak canceled dozens of trains, too. meanwhile, back home, this is what we saw. heavy fog. this is what it looked like in brentwood as you were trying to drive this morning. this along vasco road. it made for a tricky commute. let's bring in our meteorologist, rob mayeda. rob. so we talked about snow back east. we had fog here this morning. but we also want to talk about wind. right. yeah. it's what's going to help clear the skies around the bay area later tonight. right now you can see the view out at sfo. the reason why we did have a few incoming flight delays this morning was due to the fog. and at least from now until probably about midnight, we will continue to see fog settling in around the bay area. but the difference tonight? a wind advisory going into effect. it will involve the hills above 1000ft, but those wind gusts and the drier air involved with those offshore winds will actually help to clear out some of our skies, as you see here. hour by hour after midnight. mainly clear skies around the bay area as that

amtrak himself. i barely recognize union station. pretty amazing that we have done it i.iden did put those trump years behind us and he beat donald trump by more than seven million votes, 300-6200 32 in the electoral college. we should never forget that. donald trump beat kamala harris by 3 million votes in this last election, but i think we need to keep some perspective about where america is. it is one of the great things about democracy that we have these pendulum swings and times and of course, anybody who was an incumbent during the post covid-19 inflationary period went down all over the world, left, right, and center. so we can forget that historical context. but i think that he was a great president who ranks right up there with some of the best from the 20th century like lyndon johnson, franklin roosevelt. we did massive investment in infrastructure. i sat there under donald trump. we had infrastructure weeks, infrastructure month, infrastructure barbecue but never had at infrastructure bill. joe biden sent it to us his first week in office we passed it in the fi

widespread disruption to travel — for example, we have seen amtrak, the american rail network has hads. flights which is the main way to travel round the us, something like 3,000 flights cancelled. we have had more delayed on top of that so widespread disruption to certain parts of the united states, five states have declared a state of emergency, but those weather alerts go as far south as places like florida. the so—called sunshine state known for mild conditions, which gives you an idea of the extent of what we're talking about. those weather conditions are heading eastwards. even here in washington where it is pretty cold, at the moment the weather is pretty clear. those conditions are due to get a lot worse and other major cities on the east coast of the us, places like baltimore are also likely to be affected severely over the next 2a or 48 hours. places that haven't been affected so far on the east coast are bracing themselves for worse to come. tell us what could happen in the next few days and how dangerous could it get? these weather conditions are serious. we are talking se

today the house is working on transportation related measures including several bills related to amtrak. live coverage when members return here on c-span. >> kentucky senator mitch mcconnell has spent 40 years in the united states senate. 17 of those as leader of his republican colleagues. that's the longest any senator has been at the top of the leadership rung in either political party. senator jonathan was elected a few weeks ago to head up the republican majority in the senate in 2025. meanwhile, journalist michael tacket's book, a profile of senator mcconnell is called "the price of power" and subtitled how mitch mcconnell mastered the senate, and lost his party. the bureau chief of the associated press conducted 50 hours of interviews and granted access to never before released oral histories. >> michael tackett, "how mcconnell mastered the senate an lost his party." book notes is available on the free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. democracy, it isn't just an idea, it's a process, a process shaped by leaders, elected to the highest offices and entrusted to a select

i number of amtrak and disaster-related measures are on calendar. later in tk the representatives are expected to taother bills including hr 28, the pron of women and in sports act of 2025 and hr 30 preventing violence against women by illegal aliens act. in the senate lawmakers will be considering the lakeney act. it would require the homeland security dept to detain undocume immigrants for theft related crimes the next procedural vote is set for 5:30 p.m. e on monday. watch the house live on c-span and the senate c-span 2. bothvailable live online at c-span.org or with the free c-span now app. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] and trends of women serving in elected office is kelly dittmar. she's the research director at rutgers university's center for american women and politics. welcome back to the program. kelly: thanks for having me. host: remind our audience what the center does and its

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amtrak canceled routes in the east. there are thousands of flight cancellations today.ig headache especially those headed back to work or school, frank, after the long holiday week. >> you know, big headache. i have a question, frances, do schools have snow days or with zoom do you go to class? >> some do. some schools in new york, they zoom. others are to be determined. nyc schools, you are not having a snow day. >> the whole generation doesn't know the snow day. >> from the radio. >> frances rivera, good to see you. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," the latest tech giants cozying up to the incoming administration backing up big words with bigger promises for action. we'll be right back here on "worldwide exchange." don't go anywhere. to create new legacies, to transform a company, industry, economy, generation. because grit and vision working in lockstep puts you on the path to your full potential. old school grit. new world ideas. morgan stanley. ♪ ♪ with so much great entertainment out there... wouldn't it be easier if you could find what you want, all in one p

amtrak, joe, that everyone once knew and loved. he didn't exist anymore.s and by the end of july, we have more than 20 senators and congresspeople coming out saying that it's time for joe to step down. so trump, through all this, was doing what he does, and that's campaigning. then one saturday, everything changes with one rally in butler, pennsylvania. shortly after trump began speaking. six shots rang out. he had grabbed his ear. there's blood all over his hand. it was almost surreal. like, did they actually just try to shoot at him? and then when trump comes up and puts his fist in the air is like, fight, fight. that was, that was a moment. the outrage is almost immediate. i can't have a conversation about what happened in butler with a democrat or a republican where we don't get back to how in the hell did this happen? i mean, someone lost their life as a result of this. americans collectively felt like trump was failed by the secret service. i can't speak to what the local police i■m just asking if they were requested? i can't speak to that right now.

. >> witnesses say the shooting happened at a party outside block 15, an event venue near the amtrak station. the shooting put bullet holes in a health care facility across the street and in some apartments. >> the situation is not improved. i plan to move out of this community. >> they need to do something fast, to be honest, because right now there's a whole wave of closures. so many other cities are recovering and bouncing back. but oakland is not. >> this comes after police chief floyd mitchell announced a 34% drop in homicides and nonfatal shootings in last year, compared to 2023. now police, they say they do not suspect or have a suspect or motive just yet for any of the homicides. we're also reached out to the mayor's office for comment, but we have not heard back just yet. i'm andre senior, ktvu, fox two news. >> time now is 709, and we really don't have a commute this week. that is typical. some people are going, if you're going, you probably want to see this. look at the bay bridge. it looks very nice. so if you're going to the city from oakland, it looks very nice. see the

. >> witnesses say the shooting happened at a party outside block 15, an events venue near the amtrak station. there's a bullet hole in the window of a health care facility across the street, and a shattered window in the building that josh rohan calls home. >> i heard one loud pop and i thought for a second, that actually sounds like a gunshot, but i just kept watching tv until until we saw the lights. >> the owner of nearby tigers taproom is worried about the safety of his customers, and concerned that crime will hurt his business. he has a message for city leaders. >> they need to do something fast, to be honest, because right now there's a whole wave of closures. so many other cities are recovering and bouncing back, but oakland is not. >> and in the fourth homicide, another shooting claimed a life on 24th avenue just after 3:00 wednesday morning, and police have not released any details on a motive or suspects in either of the homicides. in oakland. joey jorda, ktvu, fox two news. >> police in new york city are investigating a shooting outside of a nightclub that left nearly a do

. >> witnesses say the shooting happened at a party outside block 15, an event venue near the amtrak station. the shooting put bullet holes in a health care facility across the street and in some apartments. >> the situation is not improved. i plan to move out of this community. >> they need to do something fast, to be honest, because right now there's a whole wave of closures. so many other cities are recovering and bouncing back. but oakland is not. >> this all comes after police chief floyd mitchell announced a 34% drop in homicides and nonfatal shootings in last year, compared to 2023. police say they do not have a suspect or motive just yet for any of the homicides. we've also reached out to the mayor's office for comment, but have not heard back yet. >> a mother is grieving this morning after her son was shot and killed while headed to work in oakland on new year's eve. reporter henry lee spoke to her about the grief her family is now facing. >> yeah, i'm a mom and i'm hurting. but he took everything from my grandbabies. everything. >> leah freeman is in pain after her son, 32

and i also want to say how grateful i am to him for fighting his way down here today, because amtrak failed him. so he had to drive to be here tonight. so thanks a lot for that. so at this point, i'm going to turn it over to jonathan and i'll be keeping time and i'll hold up a little, little sign that maybe three and one minute. sure. okay. thank you. thanks, don. it's a pleasure to be here. certainly when know six years ago. when you and me, george allen and bunch of others thought about putting together checks and balances idea. i certainly didn't think. we'd be here today and guess i mean that in a few ways. so i'm i should say that initial matter too. it's kind of interesting to be in a position of giving the defense before i've i've heard the indictment but i'm going to essentially try and in this next 10 minutes make the case that in a time of wide spread institutional failure and we've heard a lot about that so far tonight, the institutions that are the least and that are serving us best are the federal judiciary. and that includes the supreme court. that is not to say the sup

i number of amtrak and disaster-related measures are on calendar. later in tk the representatives are expected to taother bills including hr 28, the pron of women and in sports act of 2025 and hr 30 preventing violence against women

. >> witnesses say the shooting happened at a party outside block 15, an events venue near the amtrak station. there's a bullet hole in the window of a health care facility across the street, and a shattered window in the building that josh rohan calls home. >> i heard one loud pop and i thought for a second, that actually sounds like a gunshot, but i just kept watching tv until until we saw the lights. >> the owner of nearby tigers taproom is worried about the safety of his customers, and concerned that crime will hurt his business. he has a message for city leaders. >> they need to do something fast, to be honest, because right now there's a whole wave of closures. so many other cities are recovering and bouncing back, but oakland is not. >> and in the fourth homicide, another shooting claimed a life on 24th avenue just after 3:00 wednesday morning. now this all comes after the police chief here in oakland announced on monday that homicides have dropped by 34% for 2024, compared to the year before. christina. >> joey, do police have a motive or anything on a suspect in either of the

. >> will you work for amtrak? >> amtrak? are you crazy? >> you said you're an engineer.ntrol driving in last night. >> how do you like it? >> awful. government controlling its citizens is always a bad idea. >> we'll get it right this time. they're never going to get it right. that's just what they tell us every time. governor, thanks. >>> when we come back, a potential confrontation averted at the fed. the bank's vice chair for supervision will step wndo next month. probably removing the possibility of a showdown with president-elect trump. we'll talk about that. then we'll hear from ftc leader lina khan in an interview you don't want to miss. [alarm beep] you make it through security so fast, ♪♪ the agents applaud. your travel itineraries are so well written, they're on the best seller list. and you have access to lounges that don't officially exist. that's why you rent with national, where you can skip the counter and choose any vehicle on the emerald aisle. because travel isn't a competition. except that it is. and you're winning. >>> the feds top banking regulator, m

. >> it was fun just running, running into him on amtrak.that's that that's his, his, his lane right there because it was his way of staying connected to real people every day was spending time on the train talking to the conductors, the passengers, and really getting to experience just a little bit of america and bringing that back into his public service, which he did admirably. >> more of joe biden this week as the president gives his farewell address. there's more of the weekend, though, right of the weekend, though, right after this. we'll be right back. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! prilosec knows, for a fire... one fire extinguisher beats 10 buckets of water, and for zero heartburn 1 prilosec a day... beats taking up to 10 antacids a day. it's that simple, for 24 hour heartburn relief... one beats ten. prilosec otc. to join today for just $12. >>

a number of amtrak and disaster-related measure are on the calendar.ater in the week representatives are expected to take up other bills including hr 28, the protection of and girls in sport of 2025 and hr 30, preventingiolence act.nst women by illegal aliens in the senate, lawmakel be considering the laken riley act that came over from the house last week to require the homeland security dent to detain undocumented immigrants forft related crimes. the next procedural vote on ll is 5:30 p.m. eastern monday. watch fast -- the house live on c-span and the senate on c-spa two. both are available live online at c-span.org or with the free c-span now app. >> democracy. it is not just an idea. it is a process shaped by leaders and elected to the highest office and entrusted to a select field with guarding its basic principles. it is where debates unfold, decisions are made. democracy in real-time. this is your government at work. this is c-span. giving you your democracy unfiltered. >> president joe biden signed a bill passed by congress last month that coul

you know, you think, you know i've taken amtrak from from union station up to penn station. i think newark is like that last stop where i've got to wake up i've got to go get my bag because i'm about get off the train. pretty soon but that does suggest you know a degree of proximity and the opportunity for mobility. how do think about kind of all of this within the context, amid the pressures on potentially of of economic development, but also the risk of of displacement? i think it really gives us a incredible opportunity. and i think people who have been doing this wrong way, it's we been looking at it as newark. we look at it as it is almost impossible for us to run a city with 25% of the people that are owning their homes and paying tax. so as it is almost imperative for us to get commercial development and other kind of real estate development in our city to actually the bills. but we have to prevent an avalanche from falling on our heads. and so we purposely have to deliberately create options in our city for whether we talk about zoning or using our land bank to creat

amtrak, by the way, also canceled dozens of trains in the mid-atlantic and the northeast. >> much to cover. we have al's first forecast. let's start with sam brock where a rare snow emergency warning has been declared already. sam, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, savannah, hoda, good morning. that snow emergency will last at least through the end of tomorrow. this is the most snow d.c. has seen in years. you will see inches of accumulation already. and the washington monument, visibility is strained. public schools in the d.c. area are all closed as the expectations the snowfall total will rise considerably by the end of the day. overnight, a relentless winter storm snarling our nation's midsection, unleashing mayhem on the roads, particularly in states like missouri and kansas, flexing a combination of ite-out snow, freezing rain and thunder sleet, creating a massive frozen iceland. the system even spawning the tornado in arkansas. more than 60 million americans are under alert and many schools already canceled from philadelphia to d.c. which could see close to a foot of snow. part

it's not like an amtrak train. this is like a true deal. old west experience.ampers are greeted with a train whistle in a town that is circa 1880 from the general store to the train station. it quickly turns big kids into little ones long before you board the train. i want my daughter to experience the same thing that i've always wanted to experience. you may have a little conductor on your hand. i think so. it's not an easy job. the dixie anna burns through over 700 gallons of water and each of its half dozen trips up the mountain every day. donald sage is both the waterman and the firemen in the engine cab, dirty and greasy and what it's nothing quite like it. so we all believe in the project. we all believe in what we're doing. well, the work is hard, heavy, dirty. not always easy. i was gonna say, do you have a good detergent at home? oh yeah. oh, yeah, believe it or not, i do clean up well. a warning. before you go. there's something about that train's horn. that is a little contagious, and you might be hearing it long after you get home. yeah i bet the pa

well, witnesses say the shooting happened at a party outside of block 15, an event venue near the amtraktion. the shooting put bullet holes in a health care facility across the street, and some apartments to situation is not improved. >> i plan to move out of this community. >> they need to do something fast to be honest, because right now there's a whole wave of closures. so many other cities are recovering and bouncing back. but oakland is not. >> and of course, there was this. it all comes after police chief floyd mitchell announced a 34% drop in homicides and nonfatal shootings last year, compared to 2023. police say they do not have a suspect or motive for any of the shootings that happened in the homicides that happened. we've also reached out to the mayor's office for comment, but have not heard back yet. we'll let you know, dave. >> all right. andre. senior. thank you. time now, 605. in butte county, a five year old boy who was shot in a school shooting is still in the hospital this morning, but his family has some good news. elias wolford was shot december 4th at feather river a

a number of amtrak and disaster relief measures are on the counter.

steve: we should point out amtrak is not too far from here in washington. [laughter] ms. mcmahon: also, i know when our commuters are coming in and out to go to work. [laughter] steve: let me turn to your two races for the senate. i think i read that, in total, about $100 million spent in those campaigns. ms. mcmahon: yes. steve: what does that tell you about the state of american politics? ms. mcmahon: i'm not sure it tells you about the state of american politics. i was a total unknown. so a lot of the money was really spent in introducing me to the public. and in connecticut, you are right on the new york border, where all of the ad time that you are buying is incredibly expensive, because you are buying it from the new york market. not so much for the rest of the state, but in that part of the state. the time buy was very expensive. so we had an all in commitment to the campaign. and that is the way we operated both of them. steve: you lost both races. what did you learn from that? ms. mcmahon: i learned it was very difficult to run as a republican and win in connecti

the clerk: h.r. 192, a bill to amend title 49 united statescode to require amtrak to include information on bonus compensation of certain executives and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 407, the nays are zero. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentleman from missouri, mr. graves, to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 152 on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the titl