after all that buttigieg had this to say -- >> it's interesting to see how the states are trying to go above and beyond what we're doing at the federal level, and i'm really interested to follow these developments while we continue to set a national policy that's the baseline for all of this. we need to move in the direction of electric vehicles, but we've got to make sure that this happens quickly enough to help us beat climate change. >> kayleigh: so, emily, president biden said by 2030, he wants half of the sale of cars to be electric whereas california is banning the sale of gas powered cars by 2035 and buttigieg seems to be liking that stick that gavin newsom has. >> emily: yeah, it shocks me that he's more of common sense and logical person and only step in the right direction when he said we have to make shoo that happens quickly to beat climate change. it has to be affordable enough to affect the low income people that most need the gas savings if they can afford the evs in the first place. so he actually does acknowledge there the conundrum that wherefore lofty goals these guy

because they put all of their eggs in the green basket, pete buttigieg there. the russian basket, that could get worse in russia and europe. we could talk about cutting back on this and that in bailing this in going green all we want, but there has to be a viable answer and there isn't one now. >> todd: let's be clear when humans don't mcmansion you are a people will die there this winter because they don't have enough money to heat their homes. as you mention it goes beyond gasoline in your cars. it goes to heat and oil, state like new hampshire that does get very cold does experience that firsthand. the sentiment democrat in a tight battle had this to say on that. >> i think the president took too long to really begin to tackle inflation. and i think we still have work to do on lowering energy cost as you know a push the president to release more oil from the strategic petroleum reserve as a result of the administration did. i'm pushing right now to increase funding for heating aid for this winter, bipartisan from new england senators that went out yesterday

transportation secretary, pete buttigieg, was touring several infrastructure projects. he also talked about oaklands new reconnecting the town project that will focus one on reliable public transit and e and safe walking and biking in historically redline neighborho. redline neighborhoods. >> investing in transit is investing in our client and safety, it is benefiting the people who don'te it, because there is less congestion on the roads for the people who are driving. the funl the fundamental. >> provides access to the oakland waterfront. > >> yesterday, pete buttigieg was was in san francisco where there there is more evidence that san francisco's central subway is hopefully about to start rolling. as kpix 5's wilson walker reports, the finish line is a welcome sight for chinatows owners. >> yeah, i make a lot of this. 15 to 20 everyday. respect for this bakery and cafe, things are are finally looking up. the mool moon festival is bringing in customers and a longtime drag o. on business. it's winding down. >> eight years. >> the owner of yummy dim-sum says it almost

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buttigieg says the impact goes beyond busses to jobs and fighting climate change. much do we need to invest to tackle climate change as it relates to transportation? climate change isn't just affecting sea levels . it's affecting our transportation systems. more and more. we are seeing highways, bridges transit act, assets being damaged by extreme heat, floods or other issues related to climate change. transportation also can be part of the solution to judge made multiple stops in california is part of a tour of several states to tout transportation investments. a recent poll suggests only about 24% of voters even know the infrastructure law was signed, and two months from the midterms . it's different in every community, but what's the same in every community is a readiness for this investment. that is a long time coming and now it's actually happening. ktvu fox two news tonight we are learning more about the woman who was fatally stabbed, understand carlos street court order will allow noncitizen parents to vote in a bay area school board election. what families

i kind of laughed when it said that pete buttigieg was waiting for the call.wn ego. the democrats can't win without the black vote. it's dead on arrival. so that's just absurd. i think with mike pompeo, he's a very forgettable person. he's a neo-con, he's a war monger, and that's not where the gop is anymore, thank god. that's one of the good evolutions we've seen. i don't think any of this is actually based in reality, and i think it's kind of a sad portrait of where we are in our political system where there's just not a very deep bench of the left, and many on the right are going to crowd out people that could be better for americans. kennedy: so is there anyone in the two with major parties that you like at this point, hannah? >> yeah, rand paul, all day. all day long. he has held the line on multiple issues, the number one people fighting to get us information on the origins of covid. he's very principled, very free market-based, limited government, pro-individual liberties. this is actually -- exactly who libertarians and conservatives say they are. kenn

. >>> transportation secretary pete buttigieg continues his tour of the bay area. what he did today about, and what he is hoping to accomplish. >>> and after temperatures around 105 in the tri-valley, things are slowly dropping off. 100 right now. eventually 70s later on tonight. have i details and a colder weekend temperatures, and california rain chances. that's also >>> okay. for the tenth consecutive day, we are under a flex alert. the state is again asking us to conserve energy so we don't see those rolling blackouts. despite the efforts to save energy, the sweltering heat has triggered outages around parts of the bay area because of equipment failures. and people in one south bay city are furious after four nights of outages. tonight morgan hill leaders are demanding answer, and pg&e says even the ceo is a looking into it. here is nbc bay area's ian cull. >> reporter: around morgan hill, you can find evidence of the problems this week. mobile stop signs near intersections. police put them out when the traffic signals went down over the past four nights, and t

buttigieg says the impact goes beyond busses to jobs and fighting climate change.much do we need to invest to tackle climate change as it relates to transportation climate change isn't just affecting sea levels . it's affecting our transportation systems. more and more. we are seeing highways, bridges transit act, assets being damaged by extreme heat, floods or other issues related to climate change. transportation also can be part of the solution to judge made multiple stuffs in california is part of a tour of several states to tout transportation investments. a recent poll suggests only about 24% of voters even know the infrastructure law was signed in two months from the midterms. it's different in every community, but what's the same in every community is a readiness for this investment. that is a long time coming and now it's actually happening. greg lee ktvu, fox two news california's plan to stop sales of new gas powered vehicles has the potential to force sales of gas powered cars to stop in other places as well. coming up , some states begin work to keep t

to the judge's point, big bad pete buttigieg is on the case.ieg made a dashboard for us this weekend. a dashboard you think interactive website, let's go on the people to budge dashboard appeared normally, you cannot print a dashboard but a chart of a poster board you would create that has all the airlines list of the checks and exits. as to whether they offer refunds, offer meals. this has done a dashboard but five people in a pizza office who put together something so we can have a long weekend. i hope you are enjoying your time, pete, we are looking at your -- board and getting no answers. >> joey: greg, the problem goes down to the supply chain we have people at the l.a. airport to take the bags off and sit there and wait three hours? there were people that own businesses that supply parts to the airplanes and some mechanical if you put on the ground for six months, it will break sitting there instead of flying. you have a backlog on this. so change is a big part of it. the government is making sure to buy a hotel room and give you a meal.

and thank you mister buttigieg for being here today.s you know, the department of transportation of grants recipients. and, historically they have been -- from unionizing geographic or economic, or hiring preferences regarding the use of labor. or d. o. t. funded transportation projects. the new infrastructure law provided new statutory authority for recipients of d. o. t. grants to utilize local labor hiring preferences. we call them local hires. on construction contracts. as a former mayor yourself, can you explain what this new authority means for citizen other grant recipients carrying out infrastructure projects. for example, grant recipients required to utilize local hiring preferences? >> thank you very much. as both secretary and as mayor, i've heard too often stories from neighborhoods that have long craved to some kind of infrastructure investment in finally see it, only for residents to look at the worksite and wonder if any of the people getting the good paying jobs working on that project come from anywhere near the area wh

secretary buttigieg, thank you for being here.heartening to hear governor desantis say that florida is in such good financial standing. i think he said that they have -- well, i think they have something like a $22 billion budget surplus right now. he called it historic reserves. and so given that, should some of the fema and federal funds be redirected away from florida towards places like puerto rico and south carolina that are being hit so hard right now that aren't as flush with cash? >> well, it doesn't have to be an either/or. we're doing everything that we can to support everyone who has been impacted by these storms. right now we have got funding headed to puerto rico, which is very much still dealing with the impacts of fiona. we're also seeing absolutely shocking imagery and heart breaking stories from people in florida who have been affected by the storms. the different damage assessments on infrastructure, roads, even airports and parts of the aviation system, everything about infrastructure there is still being assess

out front now, transportation secretary pete buttigieg who helped make that deal.of course, a strike would have had a crippling effect when supply chains are already under incredible pressure and have caused a huge problem across the united states. union workers still have to vote, obviously, when someone hears the terms of the deal, it sounds good for the workers, 14% raise immediately, 24% over the next couple of years. do you have any doubt that the union will vote for the deal? >> as this deal goes out to union members to ratify, it enjoys the support of the union leaders as well as the railroads that were at the table negotiating it, and an administration that really believes this is going to be mutually beneficial. it was not just a substantial pay raise, but something that was very important to them, which was more flexibility, because of the way it was scheduled, it was hard to get time off. that was a major issue at the table and one that was resolved by negotiators working late into last night and even early into this morning. and of course we stressed an

this morning secretary buttigieg's was in oakland, along with mayor libby schaaf. congresswoman barbara lee and transit officials for a bus tour. oakland received a $14.5 million grant to go towards the reconnecting the town project. it includes reconnecting pedestrian access to the waterfront, as well as extending public transit only lanes. investing in transit is an investment in our climate. it is an investment in safety. it is an investment in access to jobs. it even benefits the people who don't use it because there's less congestion on the roads for the people who are driving and coming up tonight on the news at five o'clock, our political reporter greg lee, sat down with secretary buttigieg's today to discuss why these transportation projects are also focused on racial justice and writing the wrongs of the past. elizabeth was a life well lived. a promise with destiny kept and she is mourned most deeply in her party. charles the third, remembering his mother, her majesty the queen in his first remarks since her passing plus the war in ukraine rages on. but th

. >> coming up, our transportation secretary pete buttigieg was in oakland today. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. >> transportation secretary pete buttigieg was in oakland today with city leaders touring the area set to be improved by an infusion of federal money. the city did get 14.5 million dollars for a project aimed at and proving 7th street broadway and martin luther king junior way. this involves restoring resident access to the waterfront. the federal money comes from the

they're traveling now, a number of them, but i want to thank secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg and secretary sreul sack, director of national economic council and the deputy national director of labor for this commitment and hard work. and the american people, this agreement can avert significant damage that any shutdown would have brought. our nation's rail system is the backbone of our supply chain. everything you rely on, and it's hard to realize this, but everything from clean water to food to gas to -- i mean, liquefied natural gas, to everything. every good that you need is on a rail getting delivered to where it needs to go. with unemployment still with record lows and signs of progress and lowerings costs this agreement continues to allow to us rebuild a better america, with an economy that works for working people and their families. today is a win, i mean it sin sraoerl, a win for america -- it sincerely, a win for america. i want to thank you all for getting this done, both business and labor, thank you, thank you, thank you. and may god protect our troops. thank you

and thank you, mister buttigieg for being here today. as you know, the department of transportation [inaudible] recipients have historically been pivoted [inaudible] utilizing geographic or economic [inaudible] preferences regarding the use of labor on gotv funding transportation projects. but the new infrastructure law provided new statutory authority for recipients of d.o.t. grants [inaudible] local hiring preferences. we call them local hires. on construction contracts. as a former mayor yourself, can you explain what this new authority means for cities and grant recipients carrying out infrastructure funding, for example grant recipients, required to utilize [inaudible] hud >> thank you very much. as both secretary and as mayor, i've heard too often stories from neighborhoods that have long craved some kind of infrastructure investment finally see it only for residents to look at the worksite and wonder if any of the people getting the good paying jobs, working on that project, come from anywhere near the area where the project is be

and it's pete buttigieg, now u.s.d migrants as political props or worse, potentially committing human rights abuse. the courts are actually going to be involved and look at that, playing with people's lives. you heard about the story, buttigieg making the point that at a basic level, even if you had a different immigration view, even if you said there had to be a different approach, why not find the strategy rather than trying to dunk on your people or trigger your other opponents or all the amoral, unethical ways we have heard people explain the trolling activities outside of florida that affect real people's lives? we're joined by rick wilson, co-founder of the lincoln project, and kim atkins storr is back with us as promised. rick, the idea is to, quote, unquote make a point. what point do you see in that immigration gambit? >> look, i think the point he was making is i'm running for president in 2024. i'm going to primary donald trump. i'm going to go after him on the thing that he is strongest on in the minds of

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. >> tesla was another good topic yesterday, we heard from the transportation secretary pete buttigieg, you talked about his thoughts on musk and the ev maker at large here's what he said. >> we don't have favorite companies. >> no. >> and so when they do something positive, i mean first of all the way that tesla propelled the ev revolution we're all now benefiting from, remains the largest ev manufacturer in the u.s. is magnificent. >> and then there was california governor newsom weighing in on his state's role in tesla's growth. >> tesla's success was the regulatory environment of california without the regulations to accelerate and promote the technology elon musk would not be allegedly the richest man in the world. >> he's in texas now. >> he's in texas now but 35,000 employees are in california and they're increasing production by 50% in fremont and they just opened a new battery facility in lamprop and a hundred others that want to be the next tesla and watch your back, tesla. the world you invented is about to compete against you across the spectrum. >> interesting, kara tried

and russia speak at the united nations general assembly, and later transportation secretary pete buttigieg talks about the upcoming midterm elections and an event in new hampshire. north korea's ambassador to the united nations lame the u.s. for growing hostility on the korean peninsula, while speaking at the yuan general assembly in new york city. this speech runs just under 20 minutes. >> mr. president, mr. secretary-general, distinguished delegates, let me begin by congratulating mr. -- on your election as the president of the 77th you in general assembly. i also expect a debate as soon a meaningful occasion for all member states to find a common solution for exchanges of root -- useful experiences through existing challenges and crises and building a sustainable world for ourselves as well as future coming generations. essentially the pandemic, 6.50 3 million people. it still poses a threat to humankind. humankind with the emergence of the subvariant. to make matters worse, the global health crisis is compounded by infectious diseases such as monkeypox. this year there has been materia

learning about the investigation and the men now under arrest and transportation secretary pete buttigieg judges in the bay area is taking a closer look at the progress on infrastructure projects here at noon starts now. this is ktvu fox two news at noon. good afternoon to you. i'm andre senior. thank you so much for joining us. the heat wave will continue come to an end rather, but just not yet. the thermometer is rising again. today, though not as much as we have seen in days past and then tomorrow a big drop in temperatures coming for your weekend. just in time, meteorologists. gonzales. is taking a closer look at the difference that we will see roberta, but you do have it straight, andre because the heat wave is continuing in our inland areas, right, but we do have a big change for your weekend. let's get to it right now. smoky haze over the city by the bay, the city of san francisco. you can see the distance there. it's really cutting off our visibility at this hour, and it is also capping those pollutants . very close to the surface. we do have temperatures. pam right now is 64 degr

joins us from the white house front lawn, secretary pete buttigieg.nks for having me on. >> a couple of things here. we laid out the 60 day comment period and the finalization, when do people expect to see the changes and how long will it take? >> it will take a little time for it to be finalized because we want to get input from anybody who is affected so if you are a passenger, you have a view on this, part of what the process called for is you have a chance right now to go to our website, and make your feelings known. but i also hope that the airlines will respond very quickly to this. you know, one of the things that we did just a few weeks ago, speaking of transparency, was we created a dashboard on our website, making clear exactly what you can expect, when you have a cancellation or a delay that an airline is responsible for. and it was amazing, just in the space of a few days, the effect that that had on the airline's behavior. i wrote all of the ceos a letter and saying we will put this information out in a couple of weeks so this will be a g

these will be asterisks by pete buttigiegs' name if he does run. damaging for the biden administration in all kinds of ways. maria: this is a great point you make. where is pete buttigieg? he's the transportation secretary, mark tepper. is he still on paternity leave? we haven't heard a peep out of him. we heard about the potential of a strike grip crippling the ecoy again. >> he's a mayor. i don't know how he has the credentials to do this in the first place. it's like cay kamala being a bor czar. he's been a no show. we remember him talking about how everyone can go out and buy a $100,000 ev tesla or something like that. it's just -- it's absolutely ludicrous. to say these things in the face of sky-high inflation when lower and middle income consumers are strapped, it's just -- that was tone deaf and i mean, look, i just -- i don't think he's credentialed to be doing that job in the first place. maria: look, it's insanity. also insanity is the fact that we are allowing the chinese communist party to buy more and a more land in america, right next

joining me now is secretary of transportation pete buttigieg. mr.joining us. it is a big job to do. how do you begin? >> the focus now is on getting emergency supplies to get to where they need to go, and keeping the transportation system as functional as possible. we'll be there to help with rebuilding. we already have authorities available through things like emergency relief funds through our federal highway administration. but right now, the focus is more on the infrastructure, and every accident in the department of transportation is coordinating to get information through our transportation center, and part of that broader federal effort that the president described, especially now that ian has moved through and that major disaster declaration has been declared, that creates a lot of the tools that will be needed in the recovery. and a lot of folks are remaining in the path of the storm where we're trying to help prepare them and be ready to help out. >> you have a very slow connection, so while you're not speaking slowly, mr. secretary, your

and then they have pete buttigieg working on contingency plans.he economic and political sweet spot for biden. rail guy. he's obviously amtrak joe. when he talked just now about the actual physical backbone of the country, it made me smile because i think that he thinks that way and it is true. i mean, we don't all you and i don't think that much about the importance of freight rail, it seems sort of old fashioned, but it is the critical backbone 6 of moving all the things he said. chlorine for water, coal for electricity plants, and food, bread, grain to get into our stores. so had he failed on this, it would have been a disaster both politically and economically. so there has to be a lot of relief in the white house this morning. i know there is, i've heard it. and, yeah, if it had gone another way, it would have been bad for biden and the economy obviously. >> and peter, you would know about the relief at the white house. i think there is clearly a sub text here when you have less than two months to go to the midterms, there is a message that t

white house has tried to allow the parties to continue their talks and let marty walsh and pete buttigiegm out of the more difficult areas. it is not lost on the white house how brutal this would be to the economy, and specifically, supply chains. just a day after joe biden stood on the south lawn to celebrate the inflation reduction act. this would undo most, if not all, the progress made. i would not expect them to stand by. kriti: let's talk about contingency plans. the last major strike happened in 1991 and only lasted a day. nevertheless, the white house making those contingency plans. bnsf railway controlling inventory levels. their parent company is berkshire hathaway. what are the contingency plans this time around? joe: to the extent that you are hearing about them publicly is all we know. this is going to come down to alternative modes of transportation. but there is not an alternative for every rail line, particularly when you consider the manufacturing links. getting things across the country from port to warehouse. there's is also the tourism aspect and the biden administrati

maria: we will see. >> i think funny haven't mentioned pete buttigieg does he want to be running forsuv to a block away from work get bike out of the trunk much more ahead market momentum is on futures a gain start of trading snapping back, following three weeks of losses, from august in inflation data with 55 days until memoriam elections you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ you know, you will see ♪ . if you wake up thinking about the market and want to make the right moves fast... get decision tech from fidelity. [ cellphone vibrates ] you'll get proactive alerts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. (woman vo) sailing a great river past extraordinary landscapes into the heart of iconic cities is a journey for the curious traveler, one that many have yet to discover. exploring with viking brings you closer to the world, to the history, the culture, the flavors, a serene ri

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it's beautiful it is coming to new york, california, arizona next. >> laura: pete buttigieg is such a you go, we have a big color reveal of your new book series coming in march. how many books do you have? we are confusing. >> it's called the unexpected light of thomas alva edison. it's part of my new turnabout tail series coming from harpercollins. the book focuses on the lives of great american's in this case addison. how crisis and a mothers love turned little al into the world's greatest inventor. pretty great series. that's after christmas took over the christmas book "the wise men who found christmas." i have to keep them coming. i have college to pay for. >> laura: all right, congrats. stay with us and of the individual because i'm a very special someone to sing happy birthday to you. up next, you think the recent wave of violent crime plaguing the country would spurn defund the police democrats ahead of them in terms but think again. wait till we show you how the squad has the upper hand or the lower hand on crime and old j joke. your joints... or your digestion... so why woul

thanks to secretary buttigieg for joining us today. the iija was an important bill that funds our policy needs as the chairman reminded us last week, as his portrait was being unveiled, the house passed a truly game changing, transformative bill that we call the invest act. establishing greenhouse gas emissions metrics, advancing a fix it first agenda, and massive investments into environment -- to name a few. even though we weren't able to advance the invest back or the build back better act, i am heartened that under your leadership, mister secretary, the u.s. d.o.t. has begun to implement parts of this progressive agenda under its existing authority. still, much more me done and how we implement the iija is absolutely critical for far too long, transportation policy has been disconnected from the broader social justice debate. yet it determines access to jobs, clean air, clean water, affordable housing, and the fate of our climate. mister secretary, i represent a working class, immigrant community in chicago in the cook county subur

thanks to secretary buttigieg for joining us today. the iija was an important bill that funds our policy needs as the chairman reminded us last week, as his portrait was being unveiled, the house passed a truly game changing, transformative bill that we call the invest act. establishing greenhouse gas emissions metrics, advancing a fix it first agenda, and massive investments into environment -- to name a few. even though we weren't able to advance the invest back or the build back better act, i am heartened that under your leadership, mister secretary, the u.s. d.o.t. has begun to implement parts of this progressive agenda under its existing authority. still, much more me done and how we implement the iija is absolutely critical for far too long, transportation policy has been disconnected from the broader social justice debate. yet it determines access to jobs, clean air, clean water, affordable housing, and the fate of our climate. mister secretary, i represent a working class, immigrant community in chicago in the cook county subur

thanks to secretary buttigieg for joining us today. the iija was an important bill that funds our policy needs as the chairman reminded us last week, as his portrait was being unveiled, the house passed a truly game changing, transformative bill that we call the invest act. establishing greenhouse gas emissions metrics, advancing a fix it first agenda, and massive investments into environment -- to name a few. even though we weren't able to advance the invest back or the build back better act, i am heartened that under your leadership, mister secretary, the u.s. d.o.t. has begun to implement parts of this progressive agenda under its existing authority. still, much more me done and how we implement the iija is absolutely critical for far too long, transportation policy has been disconnected from the broader social justice debate. yet it determines access to jobs, clean air, clean water, affordable housing, and the fate of our climate. mister secretary, i represent a working class, immigrant community in chicago in the cook county subur

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pete buttigieg was there. >> he came in second in the new hampshire primary in '20 but the poll showedcome in first over joe biden and kamala harris and other potential candidate. if biden is not running i don't know if it's a field as lanlg as the democrats that ran in 2020 but big names. could have multiple people within the biden administration. buttigieg, harris, maybe more than that. >> brings up the questions of not just the administration but kamala harris, too, and the vice president who when she was brought in was the heir. >> she would not be a prohibitive front-runner. >> keep her in the weeds. will new hampshire even be an early state? >> there we go! >> that will be revealing to biden and the choice is. if they change the calendar to benefit joe biden we'll know it. >> new hampshire not okay for him. >> we'll i assume discuss that more in the months ahead. >>> republicans wawant to keep e focus on border security and crime. because it takes everything to reach zero poverty. ♪ ♪ there's a monster problem and our hero needs solutions. so she starts a miro to brainstorm. “sho

the fact that we have a buttigieg let's play that and then wait and. the tracks tells you something about how infrastructure, which is supposed to connect can also be used to divide often on racial lines. >> as some of the planners and politicians behind decisions in the past built roads like this one through the heart of vibran populated communities. sometimes even in an effort to reinforce segregation. >> the logic here is so far gon that it is very mind-boggling but what i will say about this and pete buttigieg one of the reason we went into the inflation spiral, all the money we have spent on that. having said that we have real infrastructure problems in this country we should be focused on fixing we are in this habit of tearing things down to rebuild them to cater to certain communities when it cost so muc money this is like critical rac theory, this is like ripping down the statues and renaming schools, it's just all gone too far yes there are reasons that certain parts of our communitie have been disenfranchised in th past. we worked to make tho

pete buttigieg says it's something much, much worse. the 11th hour, just getting underway on a busy monday night. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. arizona has become the latest state to impose restrictive and confusing abortion laws. a judge ruled a near total abortion ban that was passed in 1864 can now be enforced. new york times reports, on a disagreement among republicans within the state. governor doug doocy has said that the 15th week ban that he signed back in march, which supersede the century old ban, but attorney general mark brnovich has argued that the older band should take precedence. the confusion around abortion laws is around the nation, it is causing serious prob

joining us now is transportation secretary pete buttigieg mr. a lot of questions about what happened. the biggest one being the idea this is a tentative agreement. it still has to be approved by the union members themselves do you get the sense they will, in fact, sign off on these snerms. >> i think it does have a lot of support as it goes out to members. this is hard fought for workers and railroads agree to move to and it's a deal that enjoys the support of the administration after the president himself got involved urging the parties to reach a deal to do the moving that it took to find that deal space. so i do think as the next few weeks play out, it goes to members, it's going to have a lot of momentum and a lot of propulsion to get through and get finalized. >> we've heard a lot of the terms ahead of time. these were things that the white house panel had recommended and that i believe the railroads had signed off on between the years 2020 and 2025. or i guess 2020, 2024 with a 14% increase immediately payouts went along the way we also he

buttigieg toured areas of oakland set to be improved with a federal grant.land got 14.5 million dollars in money from the infrastructure bill. it will be used to improve 7th street broadway and martin luther king junior way improvements will include restoring resident access to the waterfront. but the judge was in san francisco yesterday to see the central subway project, which has been plagued by delays. time now for 4 zone forecast and a check in with mabrisa rodriguez. >> yeah, quite the lovely side out there in the bay area. finally the return of that deep marine layer, what we should be seeing this time of year. and let's take a look at what we're expecting out there right now, specifically at half moon bay. we're going to keep an eye on that marine layer, especially along the coast during the overnight hours and into your saturday morning. and that low cloud cover is going to be replaced by high clouds with the remnants of what is now tropical storm kay weakening. so we're going to notice the remnants of that tropical moisture giving us those high clou

pete buttigieg, same message, though, and that is saying both sides have to give a little. that doesn't really auger well for the resolution of this dispute. it is shocking to hear, bonawyn, bill simon say if it last as week it will be terrible for the economy. >> he said that and mentioned there's already some fallthrough. the products, detail, logistics or security, things of that nature, really make this more complicating adding fuel to the fire is a lack of capacity within trucking it's not just pricing. no argument there. even if you could pay the price the capacity isn't there so what's the substitute there's no way around inflation in the short term if this is not nipped in the bud. >> very little reaction to this. i wonder if you think there's danger to this trade in particular >> well, i think there has to be especially given bill's comments and just understanding how the situation could evolve we don't nope how quickly it will be solved or what the impact will be on the retailers and their ability to meet d demand this might be totally off base but i'm wondering i

who knows what he'll say, but, yeah >> buttigieg said a quote last week he would hug him.f that happens, too overall we're testing 3900 once again. let's get to the half. >>> welcome, everybody, to the half time report front and center this hour another star investor says a big decline is coming. does altimeter brad girshner agree? we'll ask him coming up. check the markets, see what we're doing here it's another rough day for the nasdaq as you see 1.25%. dow is down about 145. yields about 346 on th

the thing that is making me crazy is buttigieg is now interested in the california ban on new gas carsome reason, virginia was connected to it, on the ban on developing new gas cars, apparently buttigieg is thinking about nationally. isn't that wonderful? >> dana: several state legislatures across the country decided to tie their future to california, so when california does, they will automatically d. governor youngkin trying to pull that back, we will see. >> greg: fact-check: you are correct. 2019. >> jessica: thank you. >> greg: donald trump said they decrease property values, true, and the noise they emit good cause cancer. some say. >> jesse: couched it. >> jessica: about everything. some say. >> greg: that is the genius. >> dana: stay right there. steve doocy is here to teach us a thing or two about good cooking with his new book. there he is. ♪ ♪ i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhh - here, i'll take that woo hoo ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar and now in two new flavor