buttigieg: thank you.ust last week, federal agents rated two homes of rapper and music mol sean "p. diddy" combs in los angeles and miami. combs is the subject of a federal investigation and already facing a series of civil lawsuits from several women and at least one man, alleging he either assaulted, abused or trafficked them. some of the accusations date back at least 30 years, and combs has denied all allegations. for the latest now, i'm joined by sidney madden, music reporter for npr and co-host of its podcast "louder than a riot.” so, sidney, let's begin with those raids by federal investigators. what do we know about why they went in and what they found? sidney madden, npr music: well, it's not exactly clear what the charges are that prompted these raids, although we do know that, in the civil suits that were recently filed against him dating back last year that date back decades, there have been many allegations of sex trafficking in the midst of those civil suits, and that homeland security and fe

transportation secretary pete buttigieg is expanding and toughening up the laws that protect airline passengers. for starters, it will be a lot easier and faster for passengers to get refunds on their canceled flights. kron four's catherine heenan joining us from the newsroom with more on this. catherine, a lot of flyers probably really happy about that. most people can relate to this. probably noel. it delays if not cancellations. >> and if this works the way the transportation secretary says it will flight cancellations and delays could soon result in you're getting an automatic cash refund. this is part of what pete buttigieg cause the biggest expansion of passenger rights and the history of the department. >> in theory, passengers are already supposed to be refunded for a cancellation or a major delay in practice. it often doesn't work that pete buttigieg says he and his staff have heard it all. >> including people coming up to him and airports to share travel horror stories. many involving the struggle to get refunds. it will now be harder. he says for airlines to ignore you. bu

buttigieg says eventually will save americans more than half a billion dollars a year. it is expected to take about 6 months for these changes to take effect. grant. >> lot of people being we'll be looking forward to that. all right. thanks, captain. well, speaking of flying, squirrels are said to be causing safety issues that at least 2 bay area airports, the faa. >> sent a notice to santa clara county saying the agency is investigating the conditions. it reid-hillview and san martine airports. officials say the ground squirrels are potentially affecting the airfield, pavement, signage and lighting the squirrels apparently also cause a chain reaction of aviation disturbances by attracting birds of prey into the airspace. county officials say they are addressing maintenance concerns and do not believe the faa investigation is necessary. >> taking a live look outside, of course, at sfo. now probably a little bumpy. get mountain getting in. >> squirrel delays. can tell you guys, but they are having some delays. but that's to some construction going on. the ongoing constru

secretary buttigieg was initially responsible in making sure that the greenup funds, the initial dollars got appropriated and were sent and being used now in cleanup of the massive amount of debris which i'm going to talk about which is almost unthinkable when you consider a bridge of that size. administrator guzman and the s.b.a., we thank you and thank all those s.b.a. officials who came over and started working with small businesses who are severely impacted by this, as was the case with acting secretary sue of the department of labor. one of the things i think is important to mention now is the united states coast guard and the army corps of engineers immediately stood up a command team on the scene, immediately began working with governor wes moore of maryland who, by the way, has done an excellent job in marshaling all of the state's resources. that command team made up of the army corps of engineers and the f.b.i. and so many others that were involved from the start of this really has made a difference in terms of the progress made thus far. the american department of the environm

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. >> we'll get the latest from baltimore mayor brandon scott and transportation secretary pete buttigieg. who will ask whether the nation's roads and airports are ready for the travel surge this spring. >>> and then ukraine is pummelled by a fresh barrage of russian missile and drone attacks. we'll ask mike turner about the timeline for aid to kyiv, israel and more. >>> plus, the head of the world food program, cindy mccain, joins us to discuss the dire hunger crisis in gaza. >>> and finally, we'll hear from two faith leaders about the power of hope. >> sometimes we have to walk toward the light even when it is still dark. >> it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning, welcome to "face the nation." margaret is off and happy easter. we begin this morning with the terrible accident in baltimore's francis scott key bridge. it remains in the patapsco river. crews have cut into the twisted steel and stabilizing the wreckage to the divers could find the four remaining workers presumed dead. the coast guard said they should create a smaller channel so some ships could get thr

and he put his team, led by secretary buttigieg and others, on the task. and in baltimore, we could feel that embrace and that support right out of the gate. so this is a tribute to the executive branch response, it is a tribute to president biden and his team. it's also a tribute to governor moore. who also stepped up that day and frankly every day since to show the solidarity of this response and this unified command. so we're going to push through this. and you know, baltimore gets knocked down sometimes. but we always stand back up. that's the grit of baltimore. and in this case we know we can't stand up by ourselves. we need president biden. we need governor moore. and we need the united states congress to be part of a national response for a national project to restore the channel and the port of baltimore which is so critical to the economy of our city, our state, our region, and the nation, and then ultimately as we know, to rebuild the francis scott key bridge. so that's why we're here paying tribute in the way we are today and again, i want to th

pete buttigieg has a message for those who don't want to be forced into electric vehicles.ying. analysts say first-quarter deliveries, and unmitigated disaster that you can't explain away. ray wong on that next. ♪ stuart: just over two hours shareholders will meet to vote to determine the future of the company. what can we expect? >> reporter: we will find out if the activist investor fight is successful, whether investors have confidence. it does look like disney, disney received support for investors like george lucas, jamie dimon and family members, they can change until the last second. they are riding on that and the stock held by average individuals. disney dropped the ball of content to extending iger's contract with no further succession plan. i was an analyst a decade ago. we expect iger in 2014 which is not happened. realistically, to of 12 board seats warrant the power to overhaul the company. they are primarily involved in leadership changes and major acquisitions, it's not day today. the biggest impact put disney on defense force things into cost-cutting plans

[applause] >> we heard remarks from transportation secretary pete buttigieg.are lives in baltimore, where we expect president biden to arrive shortly to speak about rebuilding the collapsed francis scott key bridge. the president is expected any moment. live coverage here on c-span. >> what will the libertarian party do for equality? >> we got it. go ahead. >> that is quite a bit to unpack. generally you refer to people who have been president as president biden, president trump, president nixon, that is just a title that you give them. just like we refer to people as mr., mrs., what would we do for equality? we believe in the intrinsic value of the individual and we believe that all individuals have that unique intrinsic value as human beings. as far as slavery goes, people act accordingly to their own self interest. slavery is a horrible thing that has existed for a millennia but i do not think that is an appropriate comparison for wealthy people, a small group of wealthy people creating an army. i do not see that. >> unless it was within their own self inte

so what is buttigieg talking about when he says we don't want to fall behind china?we buying all the batteries from china to begin with? >> greg: yeah, i just have to say, i just know just the too well now. you sat down they are going, i can't believe we have to talk about this, and so you just decided to completely derail the your hands, grandma! for still using your landline. and we push our argument based on faulty science and faulty statistics that are all coming apart now. landliners word pressured or vandalized, had their places vandalized as a means to encourage them to change. gas-powered vehicles, unlike land lines, provide the foundation for the running of this country pure your food, your housing, your work relies on consistent energy. and as much as we like wind and solar, it is not consistent. and with electric, it is great but it is an alternative. it is an option. it is not a replacement. finally, to point out the obvious, when he was talking about his electric car at home, he still has to plug it in. like a landline. you don't have to plug in -- you d

by that secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg. what's going to happen is if your flight is delayed domestically more than 3 hours or if your international flight is delayed more than 6 hours, no questions asked, you will get an automatic refund. no more vouchers given to you, which in essence, save the airlines money or sometimes they keep the money into their bank account and then you use the money again with the same airline. that's not the case. you will get an automatic refund. what about checked bags? same deal with that. we all pay for checked bags, right? well, if those bags domestically take longer than 12 hours after you land at your destination to arrive, you will also get an automatic here's secretary pete dye secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg saying this actually will help the airlines do better. >> in theory, passengers are already supposed to be refunded for a cancellation or a major delay in practice. it often doesn't work that way. isn't just about enforcing when something goes wrong. it's making it less

let's bring back transportation secretary pete buttigieg who joins us now. mr. your thoughts? obviously you had to watch the situation very closely as it developed on the golden gate bridge and those protesters that cut off the traffic there, what are your thoughts as we watch these protests growing in number by the day on our college campuses in this country? >> what we saw when it came to the protests that took place on the bridge and others that had taken place near airports in my mind is transportation secretary immediately goes to safety. obviously in america we have a proud tradition of respecting and upholding first amendment rights. it is important when people are exercising those rights to free speech to protest and to assembly that they do so safely. when that is not happening, when there is a concern about safety in this context or in any context, that is really one uc law -- the local law enforcement playing the role they do. that is part of what we saw when we had those transportation-related disruptions that took place in the past. we are fundament

that is pete buttigieg right there has is personal security force taking really good care of him and. maria: now, not just your phone or purse that they may steel from you kaylee it is your entire home, the "new york post" editorial out with a new op-eding new york city squatters jumped as much as 20% in two years thanks democrats, the post writes the currents system officers countless opportunities for the squatters to delay facing consequences, through procedural loopholes the city never a miracle of efficiency choked to the gills with backlog of cases thrown into limbo by drastic covid overreaction, kaylee, i mean i feel like living in another you universe people coming in taking over your home you have to go through a year of legal issues, to get your home back. because they rights squatters have. >> insane another reflection soft-on-crime policies put into place by democrats especially big cities policies reflect one thing favoring criminals catering to people convicted charges of committing crimes against law-abiding citizens you are right you months long processes to restore r

transportation secretary pete buttigieg tells me they're urgently needed this resilience.ding can help make piece of infrastructure. we all count on. >> more resistant to those threats. the goal is to target spots that are especially vulnerable to extreme weather and the money will be used to revamp dozens of roads, bridges, ports and other infrastructure across the country. this is about smarter better designs, our economy, our daily commutes, sometimes even our lives depend on making sure that infrastructure is strong. the funding for these projects comes from the infrastructure law passed in 2021. democratic senator mark warner says it's an investment that pays off for everyone. if you want to be good stewards of our taxpayer money, if we didn't do that, it would be irresponsible to the nth degree. and republican senator shelley moore capito agreed specifically pragsing the money going to her state of west virginia to elevate a highway to prevent flood damage. i look forward to seeing it happened. i think this is what it means, what it means to rebuild in a and smart ar

>> the deal is this number one pete buttigieg and his inferiority and americans are sick and tired ofhey are much smarter, he knows what is good for us even though we don't know and that is what he's saying. here's the bottom line. in america, he went by competition so cell phones are more convenient, they allow to do things they couldn't do before so they competed with landslides. nobody will outdo land lines and they are still land lines in existence. what they are doing with electric cars is the opposite, they are doing what they always do, forcing stuff we don't want and taking things away from us we do want. america is sick and tired of it. >> inflation is about to go up even more, truckers are morning, biden wants them to only buy electric trucks. they don't exist in mass production yet, they can only go many miles before they need to be recharged and spend like three hours, that will drink the power grid, put the entire nation in a state of anxiety about electricity, by the way, your reaction to this. gas prices up 45% hunter biden, he spent the last four years training strateg

so even if you don't use you'll be benefiting from the people who do. >> buttigieg also says that the train will eliminate 800 million pounds of carbon pollution annually. they hope to have that rain up and running by the summer olympics in 2028. well, speaking of transportation, gas prices are going up and they're not expected to go back down until the summer. currently, we're paying $0.4 more this week per gallon than last. $0.21 more. >> this month than last month and $0.59 more since the beginning of the year. demand is up. supply is down. more people are driving because of the warmer weather. and as we get closer to the summer months, drivers are not happy to see those rising prices. >> it's pretty ridiculous. i mean, i remember pandemic prices. it to 50 one point. so most kinda tripled. now. >> so let's take a look at prices around the bay area. the most expensive gas can be found in napa county where it's about 5.72 for a gallon of regular. the cheapest is in santa clara where the average price for a gallon of regular is just over $5.50. >> on the market for a robot dog flame t

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transportation secretary pete buttigieg tells me they're urgently needed this resilience. funding can help make piece of infrastructure. we all count on. >> more resistant to those threats. the goal is to target spots that are especially vulnerable to extreme weather and the money will be used to revamp dozens of roads, bridges, ports and other infrastructure across the country. this is about smarter better designs, our economy, our daily commutes, sometimes even our lives depend on making sure that infrastructure is strong. the funding for these projects comes from the infrastructure law passed in 2021. democratic senator mark warner says it's an investment that pays off for everyone. if you want to be good stewards of our taxpayer money, if we didn't do that, it would be irresponsible to the nth degree. and republican senator shelley moore capito agreed specifically praising the money going to her state of west virginia to elevate a highway to prevent flood damage. i look forward to seeing it happened. i think this is what it means, what it means to rebuild in a and smar

transportation secretary pete buttigieg with the timeline for reopening the baltimore harbor. >>> the at&t breach. 73 million accounts impacted. the equivalent of 1 in 5 americans. some account information now turning up on the dark web. the implications and why you might need to change your password now. >>> countdown to the eclipse. eight days until the once in a generation phenomenon as the sun appears to vanish behind the moon. visitors flocking to 13 states that will see a total eclipse. hotel rooms already selling out. >>> and easter around the world. the faithful joining in prayer. a sunrise celebration in the nation's capital, and pope francis and his plea for peace at the vatican. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> linsey: good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us on this easter sunday. we do begin tonight with a dangerous storm system on the move. more than 20 million on alert for flooding in southern california. heavy rain washing out this highway in montecito, leaving a long line of stranded drivers. rain causin

joining me now is pete buttigieg. there with this visit because no surprise to either of us. he exhibited a lot of empathy and that people lost their lives, mourning their family members there. the federal government will pay the entire cost of covering it. what does that look like? >> and responding with humanity and compassion, and also with very e clear direction about what has to happen next and having sat across the desk in the oval office. he's grilling me and the admiral from the coast guard and how to get baltimore ready. i'll tell you he's very focused on what that's going to take. this is a major operation in two respects. first, getting that channel back open, which is the only way to get to most of the port of baltimore. and then second, something that will take longer, but we need to do quickly is to get that bridge back up. that's going to take a lot of coordination, that coordination is already underway. we've got $60 million out from our department, within hours of getting the request to get them start

transportation secretary jeff buttigieg made the rounds this morning on the sunday shows to make his pitch to the lawmakers about why we need that money and here he is speaking to my colleague. >> there many times over the years when there's been a dramatic event like this, and federal assistance has been key to getting things back to normal. i think about the minnesota bridge collapse in 2007. different in the sense that it wasn't caused by a collision, by a design flaw in the bridge at the point is getting the bridge back up and running took $260 million of federal funding and there was strong, swift bipartisan support to get that done. our hope is that will be the case this time, too. >> mr. secretary, you make a good point it is not 2007 anymore, frankly, back then we had a democratic majority in the house and senate, and it was nearly a decade before the maga movement would infuse the gop. it was a quaint time when republicans weren't spouting community theories about a bridge collapse, somehow connecting it to a cyber attack, open borders and dei initiatives. last week republic

joining me now is the secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg.mpathy, people lost their lives, people are mourning their family members. the president vowed that the federal government will pay the entire cost of rebuilding it. what does that look like? >> the president responded characteristically with humanity and compassion. but also with clear direction about what has to happen next, having sat across the desk in the oval office as he's grilling me and the admiral for the coast guard about what's next and how he can get baltimore ready, he's very focused on what that's going to take. this is a major operation in two respects, first getting the channel back open which is the only way to get to most of the port of baltimore. and something that will take longer but we need to do quickly, to get the bridge back up. that's going to take a lot of coordination, the coordination is underway, we have $60 million out from our department within hours of getting a request to get them started. that's a fraction of what it's going to take to replace that b

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secretary pete buttigieg said last year seven workers were killed while on duty and nearly 4 dozen suffered major injuries. for years, lobbyists have been successful in pushing back on the two worker rule. >> rails are safer today than yesterday. when trains are approaching three miles relying on one crew member is a recipe for disaster. >> the two worker rule is a step toward broader regulations, including the railway safety act that was first introduced after the east palestine ohio derailment but was stalled by the railroad lobby and other allies in congress . >>> united is expected to face an airplane shortage that will force the company to ask pilots to take time off without pay. united expects to receive 102 planes from boeing as there is an investigation of safety related incidents with jet planes, including a door plug going out ir united is asking pilots to volunteer for unpaid leave in may. they may extend that request through the summer. >>> tesla stock plunge 5% after they reported the first annual drop in sales. deliveries of vehicles were down. that was far below expectations.

secretary buttigieg said that recently. let me roll that tape and get your reaction.> i can safely walk my dog to the capitol today and that's something you couldn't do when we all got here. david: the guy in the protected bubble by the secret service saying things are great. but the stat some of the states aren't accurate and going for them and working with them and requirements and they're grouping it together and the numbers aren't what's happening and let's face it and talk to people that live here and feel safer four or five years ago and there's areas where in navy yard and they're thrown under the bus and threated and it can't happen. come to texas. we'd love to have you. david: good luck but i want my men and women in blue to stay in new york and we need every single one of them. i've lived here 40 years and the city is so much worse than in the 90s when rudy giuliani was mayor and after that with bloomburg. i do wish you a good effort in trying to lure them to texas. 'can understand why they'd want to go. thank you for being here. appreciate it. >> thank you

transportation secretary pete buttigieg tells me they're urgently needed this resilience. funding can help make piece of infrastructure. we all count on. >> more resistant to those threats. the goal is to target spots that are especially vulnerable to extreme weather and the money will be used to revamp dozens of roads, bridges, ports and other infrastructure across the country. this is about smarter better designs, our economy, our daily commutes, sometimes even our lives depend on making sure that infrastructure is strong. the funding for these projects comes from the infrastructure law passed in 2021. democratic senator mark warner says it's an investment that pays off for everyone. if you want to be good stewards of our taxpayer money, if we didn't do that, it would be irresponsible to the nth degree. and republican senator shelley moore capito agreed specifically praising the money going to her state of west virginia to elevate a highway to prevent flood damage. i look forward to seeing it happened. i think this is what it means, what it means to rebuild and and smart

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and he put his team, led by secretary buttigieg and others, on the task. and in baltimore, we could feel that embrace and that support right out of the gate. so this is a tribute to the executive branch response, it is a tribute to president biden and his team. it's also a tribute to governor moore. who also stepped up that day and frankly every day since to show the solidarity of this response and this unified command. so we're going to push through this. and you know, baltimore gets knocked down sometimes. but we always stand back up. that's the grit of baltimore. and in this case we know we can't stand up by ourselves. we need president biden. we need governor moore. and we need the united states congress to be part of a national response for a national project to restore the channel and the port of baltimore which is so critical to the economy of our city, our state, our region, and the nation, and then ultimately as we know, to rebuild the francis scott key bridge. so that's why we're here paying tribute in the way we are today and again, i want to th

secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg on face the nation. >> this is going to be a very complex process. there are forces acting on that steel, where it will take a lot to make sure it's dismantled safely, to make sure the vessel stays where it is suppose to be, and doesn't swing out into the channel, but it has to be >> the city's mayor says $300,000 has been set aside for the families of the victims who died in the collapse between government and non-profit groups. federally about $2 million in small business loans have been set aside for companies who have been affected. >> the total impact on humans, and that will begin with the loss of life. that then goes to what's going to happen for those families and economic realities following this. that's where our focus is going to continue to be. >> reporter: baltimore bound container ships being rerouted to other ports. baltimore handles more cars and farm equipment than any other port in america. >>> president biden is scheduled to visit the site of the bridge collapse next week. >>> a wild sight in the skies. we'll tell you wher

explain that right after we listen to transportation secretary pete buttigieg. >> there's are already supposed to be refunded for a cancellation or a major delay in practice. it often doesn't work that way. isn't just about enforcing when something goes wrong. it's making it less likely something would go wrong. >> buttigieg says this is the biggest protection for passengers in u.s. transportation history. let's talk about those junk fees. so often times guilty of it. you look at a fee or well, that is so chief say from san francisco to new york $100, you go through it and all of a sudden you realize other fees add up and now it might cost you 350 $400 now with the new laws they will have to disclose that all up front. basically an out the door pricey. you know, exactly what you're paying for. its not a bait and switch wi-fi. you pay for that. and if the airline doesn't have the aircraft doesn't have it, you'll also get a refund. this should save consumers about 500 million dollars every year. and again, this is not to punish airlines. it's to make them better for all of us will get r

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>> reporter: well, liz, right now we have secretary, transportation secretary pete buttigieg taking to the mics, and president biden will speak next. you're very right, your opening words there the are so spot on, you can't overstate the economic impact of the port of baltimore. it was number one in autos, in light trucks as well as a big, top port for the farm equipment. that's why when you hear governor moore talk, he talks about this impact isn't just affecting marylanders, it's affecting the farmer in kentucky, the automaker in ohio as well as restaurant owners in tennessee because it's a big head-- import e of sugar and spice. of it's also one with of the top ports importing for the liquid natural hick bifid gas. so it is all across the economic supply. then you take things like carnival cruise line are, they had to divert their ships out of here down to norfolk, virginia, and they've already estimated a $10 million loss on their sheet this year. now, the port of baltimore delivered a $70 billion economic impact for the state of maryland with last year. this is clearly going to ha

secretary of transportation pete buttigieg spoke of the importance of this operation on "face the nation" sunday. >> it has to be done because that is the only way to get into most of the port of baltimore. and of course it's important not just to the people and the workers of baltimore but to our supply chains. >> reporter: it's unclear when the port will reopen to ships, but hundreds of thousands of dollars have been set aside for victims' families. that's along with $2 million in small business loans for companies put out by the collapse. of the six construction workers presumed dead, four remain missing, including father of three jose lopez. his wife isabel franco spoke through an interpreter. >> translator: i feel bad. only god knows how hard my heart aches. maybe he was desperate, trying to escape. >> reporter: the collapse and subsequent cleanup also redirected thousands of cruise line passengers this easter sunday who had to port in norfolk instead of baltimore, then board buses to their final destinations. those passengers patient and keeping perspective as crews have paused the

transportation secretary pete buttigieg says the new rule will require a second crew member on classssenger trains. buttigieg says as trains get bigger, adding more crew members is a common sense practice. >> some of these trains running through communities are about three miles long. for perspective, if you put the empire state building on its side and then added 11 more empire state buildings, that's about how big some of these trains would be. and they want to operate that with one person. >> lobbyists for the rail industry claim there is no evidence to back the new rule. the change comes more than a year after a derailment in east palestine, ohio, put a spotlight on rail safety in america. >> a proposed new law would give california workers the right to, quote, disconnect from their duties during non-working hours. the bill, authored by san francisco assemblyman matt haney, would give the employees the right to ignore communications from their boss when they're not working, requiring a written agreement to establish when an employee is considered off the clock. the proposal also

history and pete buttigieg, secretary of transportation, buttigieg, was very happy to announce that he says this should save travelers about 500 million dollars every year. there are other things the airlines need to do. explain that right after you hear reaction from travelers. this smart. elmo's had to sleep that night in the airport because i didn't want to, you have to do it at the time that i just i just kind of chill. but he was it was really it was just like. >> exhausted wasn't that so you all for the automatic so that just was like, bring it on. bring it >> okay. let's talk about bags, right? we have to pay for that. say if your bag does not arrive within 12 hours of landing, you, too, will get a refund for the bag if you pay for wi-fi and it doesn't work. guess what? you guessed it refund. you get that as well. and those junk fees i have been hooked into it. totally when i saw going to see some prices $100 to new york city from san francisco. and then you go through the process and all of a sudden you realize it's a lot more. the new laws also say the airlines have to tell yo

transportation secretary pete buttigieg tells me they're urgently needed this resilience. funding can help make piece of infrastructure. we all count on. >> more resistant to those threats. the goal is to target spots that are especially vulnerable to extreme weather and the money will be used to revamp dozens of roads, bridges, ports and other infrastructure across the country. this is about smarter better designs, our economy, our daily commutes, sometimes even our lives depend on making sure that infrastructure is strong. the funding for these projects comes from the infrastructure law passed in 2021. democratic senator mark warner says it's an investment that pays off for everyone. if you want to be good stewards of our taxpayer money, if we didn't do that, it would be irresponsible to the nth degree. and republican senator shelley moore capito agreed specifically praising the money going to her state of west virginia to elevate a highway to prevent flood damage. i look forward to seeing it happened. i think this is what it means, what it means to rebuild in a and smar

let's bring in transportation secretary pete buttigieg. good to have you with us. on this tuesday afternoon. let me pursue that, tesla sales fell 8.5% the first quarter of this year for this week laying off two-thirds of its workforce at florida, scaling back a better reproduction facility because of low sales. the ev sales are nowhere near the president wanted or expected yet they continue to shove them down consumer's throats why? >> let's be clear. consumers have wanted and purchased more evs every single year than the year be before. and tesla is facing more competition as gm and ford and a stellantis other competitive players make sure they get a piece of the ev market. the automotive sector is moving towards evs and we can't pretend otherwise. sometimes on these debates happen if you like us than early 2,000 and we are talking to people who think we just have a landline phones forever. the reality is the automotive sector is moving towards evs and the u.s. can fall behind to china or we can claim the lead. president biden wants to make sure those to be are ma

transportation secretary pete buttigieg tells me they're urgently needed this resilience.p make piece of infrastructure. we all count on more resistant to those threats. the goal is to target spots that are especially vulnerable to extreme weather and the money will be used to revamp dozens of roads, bridges, ports and other infrastructure across the country. this is about smarter better designs, our economy, our daily commutes, sometimes even our lives depend on making sure that infrastructure is strong. the funding for these projects comes from the infrastructure law passed in 2021. democratic senator mark warner says it's an investment that pays off for everyone. if you want to be good stewards of our taxpayer money, if we didn't do that, >> it would be irresponsible to the nth degree. and republican senator shelley moore capito agreed specifically praising the money going to her state of west virginia to elevate a highway to prevent flood damage. i look forward to seeing it happened. i think this is what it means, what it means to rebuild in a and smart areas. secretar

transportation secretary pete buttigieg is among those participating in the groundbreaking ceremony, which would connect sin city to los angeles. once finished, expect the trip to take about two hours. the white house is providing a chunk of the funding with the total cost expected to reach about $12 billion. service is expected to begin in four years, just in time for the summer olympics in los angeles. >>> all right. much closer to home, take a live look outside by the bay. you can see san francisco on this monday morning. we're coming off a really nice weekend. the temperatures are going to continue? >> yes. so we have one more day of well above normal temperatures, and then it does cool off tomorrow. as we're enjoying all of the sunshine, still feels really nice out there, but it has been heating up quickly. along the coastline, we'll see highs up to 60 degrees, some low 70s, even low 80s for the inland area. tomorrow and the middle of the week, it does cool off quite a bit. we'll see more clouds and breezy winds and some slight rain chances later in the week. today, we're up to

secretary of transportation pete buttigieg explained the real name of the rule is to reduce the number of canceled flights. >> when an airline knows that all incident just a few of the passengers on a canceled flight are likely to actually get their money back, it gives them a different set of reasons to put in the investment and the realistic scheduling that makes those cancellations less likely to happen to begin with. >> the role requires them to get cash back if the bags are lost and not returned within 12 hours. airlines have six months to comply or they will face a hefty fine. >>> a new fight brewing over -- especially when they want to change jobs. the u.s. chamber of congress is suing the federal trade commission after voting to ban noncompete clauses. his clauses are used to stop employees from leaving to work for competitors in the same industry. california already has a law banning the practice. the chamber and other business groups argue that the ftc ban is too broad. they accuse the ftc overstepping its powers. unless the court stopped the, the banning goes to affect 120 d

at an event announcing the new regulation transportation secretary pete buttigieg said rules like these are a big step toward avoiding a major accident like the one last year in east palestine, ohio. >> a second crew member is vital to performing safety functions like securing a train with hand brakes, handling track switches that are not remotely controlled, obtaining track authorities, assisting in emergencies, and much more. >> the rule does allow for some exceptions on smaller railroads, but operators must first notify regulators and comply with new federal safety standards. >>> he says he's owed a slice of a settlement worth almost three quarters of a million dollars, but so far he's seen zilch. >>> i'm sure you've heard about the solar eclipse coming our way next week. we'll look at the best time to get you >>> he was expecting a settlement check, but it never arrived. >> he asked our investigator for some answers. >> we have some answers, not sure about the money just yet. vincent in daly city wrote us about a class action lawsuit settlement, specifically the big facebook settlem

does your charge for almost everything when you fly with us now, secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg, mr. secretary, thanks so much for being with us. so my life gets delayed three hours. what happens and why well, bottom line is you get your money back and you get your money back without having to ask, look, a lot of times, what's happened is there's a scenario where you get delayed a long time as so many hours that maybe you wind up booking a different tickets same-day, more expensive on a different airline because otherwise, there'd be no point in travel because you're going to miss the meeting or the wedding or whatever you were heading out to do. >> but then you go back to your original airline and they say, well, look, we didn't cancel the flight, so you're not getting your money back now, you're out the original airfare and the extra money it cost to get this new ticket. that's just one example of the kind of scenarios that we hear from passengers time and time again. we're putting a stop up to it now. from now on, when your flight is canceled for any reason, you are entitled

. >> transportation secretary pete buttigieg says that era is over. >> this isn't just about enforcingn something goes wrong, it's making it less likely something would go wrong in the first place. >> but the trade group representing the airlines argues customer satisfaction and air travel are at an all time high and airfares are at an all time low when adjusted for inflation. they say refund complaints have fallen sharply since 2020, with $43 billion in refunds since then and they argue this new policy will add confusion for consumers, reduction in choice and a decline in competition, which historically drives up prices. the biden administration argues otherwise. >> this will build confidence in air travel at a time when airlines need to do more to secure passengers trust, and there are more ways to get a refund if your checked luggage isn't delivered within 12 hours. >> for your domestic travel or your wi-fi doesn't work on the flight. airlines have six months to comply with the new rules. rhiannon. andrew. >> andrea, thank you for that. a milestone today in baltimore, a new shipping

. >> reporter: pete buttigieg announcing new automatic emergency brake or aeb standards for all cars light trucks within five years. to reduce the 43,000 people who die on americans' roads each year. aeb works by using radar,video or infrared sensors to scan for potential collisions. most new cars already come with automatic braking, but the government is telling car makers they need to make the technology even better. current aeb prevents 85% of crashes under 30 miles per hour, with just 30% of crashes at 40 miles per hour. the new standards will require cars it avoid collisions at up to 62 miles per hour. automatically applying the brakes at up to 45 miles per hour. and able to see pidedestrians i both daylight and darkness. >> the data are showing us about 75% of pedestrian and bicycle fatalities happen after dark. >> reporter: the auto industry says auto makers voluntarily committed to install aeb in new vehicles. the d.o.t. hoping to save 360 lives. >> we want to set a high standard for the future and have it be something in every car, not just one of the bells and whistles. >>

transportation secretary pete buttigieg.it's very good to see you and these make sense, all these types of fees that are surprise fees or last minute, they're infur rating, are there any regulation changes coming or rules come that will make flying safe. >> that's right, our primary mission as a department is safety, why the faa has boeing under a microscope why we have so many steps from staffing to technology, to make sure that we maintain the extraordinary safety record that the u.s. has in aviation. then you have consumer protection, our major priority when it comes to airline sector, we've been on a mission to deliver the biggest expansion in passengers' rights in decades and this is one of the biggest moments in that journey, we've been working on this regulation for more than a year it includes everything to make sure you get your money back when your flight is cancelled or significantly delayed. and making it very clear, what you're paying in the first place, the whole idea of capitalism you're supposed to be as a co

transportation secretary, pete buttigieg. secretary, it is very good to see you.all of these types of these that are surprise fees or last- minute-- they are infuriating. are there any regulation changes coming? or rules coming that will make flying safer, because it feels like safety is on the brink with some airlines. >> that's right. you know, our primary mission as a department is safety. that is why the faa has boeing under a microscope. from staffing to technology to make sure that we maintain the extraordinary safety record that the u.s. has an aviation. then you have consumer protection, or other major priority when it comes to the airline sector. we have been on a mission to deliver the biggest expansion in passenger rights in decades. and this is one of the biggest moments in that journey. we have been working on this regulation for more than a year and that includes everything from making sure get your money back on your flight is canceled or significantly delayed. to making sure that it is very clear, as you said, abundantly clear. what you are paying

secretary pete buttigieg there, according to the department of transportation, the new rules won't be in effect for about 2 years, looking live at the nation's capital, where president joe biden has signed a foreign aid package and a potential ban on the popular tiktok app. he spoke from the white house after senators approved the legislation following months of congressional gridlock on this so let's talk about what's in it, $95 0 package provides foreign aid to ukraine, israel and taiwan. the president signed it into law saying crucial military aid will be on the way to ukraine in the next few hours. but then let's move on to tiktok. we know a lot of you want to know about this. legislation. the legislation could also been tiktok nationwide unless the company's chinese owner bite dance. sells the app. they have 9 months to put it for sale sign in and get it done. tiktok says they will fight lawmakers in court. so what does it mean for the millions of you who use tiktok and scroll every day? is wired wednesday. we have somebody from cnet to break it all down, you can wave at the came

. >> el secretario de transporte, pete buttigieg, expreso que los pasajeros merecen recuperar su dinerona cancelacion o un delayo mayor. >> en practica, a menudo no funciona de esa manera. >> la asesora de la casa blanca senalo que, segun analisis de asesores de economia, muestran que las tarifas sorpresa cuestan 90 millones de dolares cada ano, lo que significa un promedio de 650 dolares por hogar mientras airlines por america que representa a siete aerolineas, indico en un comunicado que las aerolineas de estados unidos estan comprometidas a proveer la mas alta calidad de servicio, lo cual incluye claridad en precios, alimentos y terminos de los boletos. >> de acuerdo con el depa departamento de trabajo, las nuevas reglas que entraran en efecto en seis meses ahorraran a los consumidores mas de 500 al ano en tarifas aereas. >> en los angeles, erika flores, noticias telemundo. >> y en ingles esta fecha es un palindromo, o sea, que se puede leer igual al derecho y al reves, cuatro, veinticuatro, veinticuatro. >> estos hechos despiertan interes entre los amantes de la astrologia y de la n

secretary of transportation pete buttigieg. >> an estimated 10 million people will one day ride thissitting comfortably on a new train, looking out the window at the angeles national forest. >> reporter: this $12 billion high speed system is expected to create 35,000 jobs. the goal is to start running trains by 2028, when the summer olympics return to los angeles. in san francisco's bay area, b.a.r.t. used to be the future of public transportation. >> these are the amenities that give people a new kind of transit experience. >> reporter: but plans don't always work out. the last original b.a.r.t. car is now retired. in 1972, it made its debut, billed as a space-age system. >> no swaying or jolting. >> reporter: outfitted with gold carpet, up holstered seats, and the promise of a train every 90 seconds. >> free of vibration, quiet, smooth. >> reporter: but after more than five decades plagued with low ridership, rising crime and aging cars, b.a.r.t. upgraded and rolled out a brand-new fleet, helping californians connect. elise preston, cbs news, los angeles. >>> still ahead on the "cb

. >> reporter: transportation secretary pete buttigieg tonight announcing new automatic emergency brakestandards for all cars and light trucks within five years. to reduce the 43,000 people who die on america's roads each year. a.e.b. works by using radar, video or infrared sensors to scan for potential collisions. most new cars already come with automatic braking. but the government is telling car makers they need to make the technology even better. a aaa study found current a.e.b. prevents 85% of rear end crashes under 30 miles per hour but just 30% of crashes at 40 miles per hour. the new standards will require cars to avoid collisions at up to 62 miles per hour. automatically applying the brakes at up to 45 miles per hour for pedestrians and able to see pedestrians in both daylight and darkness. >> it's especially important because the data are showing us that about 75% of pedestrian and bicycle fatalities happen after dark. >> reporter: the auto industry says auto makers voluntarily committed to install a.e.b. in new vehicles and have already met that commitment. the d.o.t. hoping