c. a. hill. this is obviously been a real show, a force from sada. he's still very influential when it comes to political circles. but can you give us a sense of just how much broader public support he has? no, thank you for having jojo show on this is today potentially significant. so there are ones through several steps to pass, so they are how broad that is popular support them to find a prayer last week gave a good indication today his people from baghdad. this is only fun. guy is brand new supporters, father conferences, the storm, the green zone, the parliament are in good numbers. it seems to me that there is a pano escalating this protesting movement, so to speak. he basically wants to the c large part of the candidate for the theme yorkshire, no one the other perceives as a pro now and key. molly key has been widely seen as cobra, sectarian pro, iran and target reform center has positioned himself on the other side. you know, reformer as somebody who's pursuing anti corruption, so and so forth. so this is the larger framework that the solder

a capitol hill rioter. we'll see the committee members walk in together a minute after 1 p.m. eastern. which is the official start of this sixth hearing. seventh hearing. live coverage here on. c-span networks.

c-span.org. live to capitol hill for a news conference of democrats from the house and senate on their proposal to expand u.s. supreme court. >> the fight that brought me to take back to court last year when it became all too clear the supreme court illegitimate right-wing majority was coming for our bodies, our futures, economy and our lives. this term, the court termed some of our worst fears into a terrifying new reality. throughout half a century of presidents to strip away our right to abortion, fundamental human rights to control our own bodies. the decision to overturn roe is going to cause countless people and families to suffer, most especially communities already bearing the brunt of disparities caused by our broken health, economic and political systems. it's only been three weeks and already seen the devastating effects and heartbreaking stories after heartbreaking story all across the country. make no mistake, these are the outcomes the court wanted this is just the beginning. in his concurrence, justice kavanaugh bowed his allies in congress to pass a national abortion ban. meanwhile

a period of approximately 10 minutes. you're watching the 8th hearing of the us house select committee, investigating the january 6 right on capitol hill in washington d. c. they're taking a short break. the hearings being held in us prime time and it's heard from 2 whitehouse aids who quit off the rides. the events looking into van donald present donald trump's actions and the 3 hours between his speech urging the crowd to fight like help and the final release of the video urging the writers to go home. during that time, trump support groups the capital and fought with police. now it began with very strong words or from betty thompson, the chair. he said 3 sentences that were key. donald trump wanted to overturn an election. he wanted to summon a mob and he wanted to recklessly, blaze a path to do those things. a 187 minutes kept being mentioned, that's the time frame. they're talking about. during this a hearing that we've heard so far, we're almost getting a blow by blow that every single minute almost is being accounted for. it's forensic in its detailed list. cheney then set out the case or she was 1st to speak, and she introduced to key witnesses.

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a busy stretch of blossom hill road. our camera spotted evidence markers and mangled bike in the middle of theoad. ever stayed ath c wh polic t monke vaccine clinic at sf general will reopen monday morning with a fresh infusion of doses. they expect to receive an additional 72,000 in the coming days. but the city of san francisco alone says it needs about 70,000 to get a handle on the outbreak. as demand continues to outpace supply, san francisco is among a growing number of cities and states prioritizing a single dose of the two-dose vaccine for now, despite warnings from the fda and cdc that both are needed. >> i've been waiting four hours, four hours. >> we are really prioritizing limited vaccine to the populations that are most impacted. so that is including gay men, bisexual men. other men who have sex with other men. >> of the cases more than a third have been reported here in san francisco. about three quarters of the patients have been white or latino. the vast majority, gay or bisexual men. even so, health officials stress that the virus is not specific to any sexual orientation and does not require sexual

she is a regular guest on msnbc cnn bbc and npr and has appeared on fox news c-span and pbs. she's a contributor to politico the atlantic the bulwark the hill and has written for the baltimore sun and la times. she is a former assistant united states attorney associate independent council in the white water investigation and author of the books how to read the constitution and why what you need to know about voting and why and how to think like a lawyer and why? kim's books are all available at the counter of the bookstore, please please help me welcome ali vitale in cuba, lily. hi everyone. i'm so excited to be here fourth event in the space feeling really good about being back. person and to be here to celebrate kim's amazing achievement of this latest book, you're so prolific. we're just talking about how many she has and i think it's so striking you say it's just this big moment for ethics and civic engagement and i think this latest book really speaks to that. and of course many of us know kim from her columns from her many appearances. i'm thankful as someone who's also all the time on msnbc you and i often get to float in boxes toget

a little bit. san bruno mountain point. oh, eight. ross more points to san francisco. now 80.2 and the u. c. berkeley botanical gardens up in the oakland berkeley hillsa 0.2. there are many reports. believe me, the high middle of tropical now these are monsoon clouds that are kind of rotating, and they're beginning to increase a little bit, though lot of it's still in nevada. las vegas has had a lot of reports of lightning southern california getting in on some have the duty flooding at casa grande, arizona , in between phoenix and tucson yesterday, and heavy thunderstorm activity continues in northern arizona. some of that looks like it wants to make a move towards tahoe as we head towards sunday and the monday so a mix of low clouds. sun clouds breezy at times, 60 seventies eighties nineties to 100 already 80 and lower leg brentwood 71, but everyone else if you're closer to the coast in bay, you guys second verse. same as the first there's really very little change. thank you. steve storms battering the midwest leading to some devastating floods. nixon update this morning on the damage and how communities are coming together to help their neighbors

a. c. bannon has been found guilty of contempt of congress for defining a subpoena by house committee investigating the rights on capitol hill last year. ban faces up to 2 years in prison when he sentenced in october of $68.00 old has vowed to appeal and says that the decision will be reversed. last the battle here today, we're not to lose this war. okay. i only have one disappointment, and that is the gutless members of that show trial committee. the j 6 committee didn't have the guts that come down here and testify and open. rosalind jordan has one out from washington. each of the charges of contempt of congress does carry with it a $1000.00 fine and up to 12 months in jail. now it would be up to the judge and perhaps of the sentencing jury if there is one to decide whether the prison time, if it's warranted, should be served consecutively of one sentence after the other, which would be 2 years in total. or whether those sug times should be served concurrently, basically killing 2 birds with one stone as it were. now steve ban and had been a long time, a senior political adviser to donald trump. the former u. s. president.

c-span. powered by cable. >> we take you live to capitol hill for a brief session in the senate. lawmakers are on a two-week recess, no votes expected while they're away. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the parliamentarian will read a communication to the senate. the parliamentarian: washington, d.c., july 7, 2022. to the senate: under the provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable christopher a. coons, a senator from the state of delaware, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patrick j. leahy, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m. on monday, july 11,

support c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> next, house speaker nancy pelosi holds her weekly brief laying on capitol hill. she criticized republicans who voted against an active shooter alert, talks about roe v. wade and a potential 2024 presidential bid from former president trump, fuel prices, and the war in ukraine. this runs 25 minutes. speaker pelosi: today we had a great honor in the u.s. capital to honor woody williams, the last surviving medal of honor recipient from world war ii, our link to the greatest generation. many who were present were members of our military. it was very exciting. this man was 5'6", 135 pounds, and yet he fought and fought and fought, took on six enemy installations and won the medal of honor. and single-handedly destroyed enemy positions. an admiral praised his heroism by saying uncommon valor was a common virtue at iwo jima. if you have a moment, you might want to go pay your respects to him. he is lying in state in the capital. so this has been a very good week for our veterans. not only are we honoring our veterans and woody, but all veterans. he wanted at that way.

capitol hill for a house immigration subcommittee. live coverage on c-span. >> dedicated to circulating motions or written materials that members may want to offer as part of the hearing. if members want to submit materials, send them to the email address previously distributed to your offices and we will circulate the materials to members and staff as quickly as we can. i ask all members to mute your microphones when you are not speaking to help prevent feedback and technical issues and of course, amuse yourselves anytime you seek recognition. i will now recognize myself for an opening statement. i would like to welcome witnesses and the members of the immigration and citizenship subcommittee to today's hearing that will explore the initiative by the current administration to support noncitizen servicemembers, veterans, and family members. immigrants are important to society. they provide key support to u.s. military. currently, immigrants account for apart -- approximately 3% of active duty service members. 13% of veterans are of immigrant origin mean

hills ross more 130.2. san francisco 0.1 in the u. c berkeley botanical garden, and many reports in the oakland berkeley hills point a one point oh, twoega bay. i saw some tropical clouds also rotating around monsoon moisture lit up for some, especially northern arizona, southern nevada, now into southern california, just to the east to san diego. just maybe you're heading to delmar or something. it's just it's close , but so far it's staying there. for now. we get a few clouds over us. so sun and clouds breezy at times. yes 60 to 100 if you're visiting saying, well, how can you miss that? well that's the way it is. this time of year out here by the coast and in the city will be near 60 yet of your far enough inland, you'll be around 104105 so sixties on the temps for a few fifties for most, the hike, even some pretty hot conditions. northern sacramento valley. a couple of lows, though, will impact or whether, along with a lot of tropical clouds. sunday monday tuesday, this is the key. this is not monsoon moisture. this would be tropical moisture . the remains of a couple of tropical systems if they start to move northward, there's in

product that comes out that i am proud of and hope to be in a conversational way even if you are working on the hill, if you are not tuned in to cn all day every day that you can get a gist of what's happening and hopefully prepare you for your day in washington or beyond. host: politico.com is where you can sign up. one of the headlines from last week, congress is not beyond repair, a survey of how the folks on capitol hill feel about the state of congress. can you walk through some of those results. guest: that was a large undertaking by the congressional management foundation which is a great organization made up mostly of former hill staffers who do trainings and analysis of how congress is operating and evaluating what can be done better and what can be approved. -- improved. the american people give a very low approval rating of congress as a whole. , but this looks deeper at effectiveness and especially housestaff feel, the people on the ground, the people who are implementing lawmaker's wishes and legislative goals. how they think they can operate better and the look for this recent study was pretty grim in terms of how

there was a hearing on capitol hill this week or maybe last week. the fentanyl overdose epidemic. cpan.org, go to our website to find coverage there of that hearing. we will take a break. when we come back don bacon concerns over shortages in the army. later, national to lower prescription drug costs for americans. at 8 p.m. eastern from freedom best journalist glenn greenwald talks about his latest securing democracy about freedom of the press in brazil and liberal media outlets in the u.s.. at 10:00 p.m. eastern afterwards former press secretary on how the mainstream media has left bias suppression, suppression and bias. his -- he is interviewed by don williams. watch book tv every sunday on c-span two and find the full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at tv.org. >> now available in the c-span shop, the 2022 congressional directory go to order a copy of the national directory. it is your guide to the federal government with contact information for every member of congress, including bios. order your copy today at c-spanshop.org or skin the code with your smar

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a killing. we have the support of 80 members of congress as she hovered, chancey reports from washington, d. c. my name is lena barkley and shooting was my aunt. capitol hill was the latest stop for the brother, niece and nephew of slain al jazeera report, sharina bleckley, as they keep up the pressure on the bike, the administration to open an independent investigation into a killing. this is the very least the by the administration must do. they cannot rely on israel's word. war criminals cannot investigate their own crimes. julian was my little sister, the family members also renewed the call for a meeting with president biden after he refused. during his recent trip to the occupied territories. us citizen, a prominent journalist, beloved by millions of people, was killed by a highly trained israeli soldier. president biden was 10 minutes away. he never came to see us an ag members of congress who joined the family and cooling for an independent investigation. and she was trying to tell us through her journalism what was happening now. we owe her for memory and her family an outcome of what happened to her. i'm so sorry, co family and i'm embarrassed or

her c bannon, a one time a to former us president donald trump has been found guilty of contempt of congress . he defied a subpoena by a house committee investigating law. she has rights on capitol hill. he faces up to a year in jail and a $1000.00 fine for each of the 2 guilty convictions. and there's been confrontations engine is he has capital between police and protests as opposed to next week's constitutional referendum. the proposed constitution would significantly enhance the powers a president. i sighed. the opposition has called for a boycott of monday's vote saying amounts to a power grab and at least 16 people have been killed in fighting between arm group in libya's capital tripoli, the special deterrent forces accused the presidential guard of kidnapping their members. both groups, a part of the government fragile security apparatus, civilians were caught in the crossfire including people attending a went willingly by a state of emergency was declared falling, the violence and flights between mitigate and miss rata suspend. oh said, learns the news continues aloud 0 after the big picture and you can keep up an hour dessert dot com in cambodia. thousands of people living

hill, holiday mens and military experts and form advise if he has 900 face defense department. he's currently a senior advisor, the atlanta counselor, and he joins his by skype from washington. d. c. welcome to the show hall, and it might not be too little too late, but it's certainly too late. is that for all of this new weaponry to the u. s. a. supply, it's not too late, but at some stage it will be too late. i think that the us administration has got to send more of the right stuff more quickly to ukraine. there is no doubt in my mind that ukraine is winning, that tactical battle right now. but at the strategic battle, and russia has the numbers, even though it's really over, extended it perhaps as close to a 150 or 200000 troops. it only has a total of $900000.00 the entire military and probably less than $400000.00 and ground forces in the state of readiness. i think of bulk their troops is not very good. but over time, rush as a country of a 140000000 people far larger and far more industrial powerful than the craniums are. and so, unless the west can continue, but increase the supply of vital weaponry in large enough numbers, i'm afraid that the russians have numerical sup

c-span mobile app about 2:15 eastern. the headline on that trump such for a controversial return to d.c. as 2024 bid looms. this is brett samuels in the hill. when former president trump was -- under the cloud of the january six riots, his future in the gop in american politics was uncertain. on tuesday, trump will return to the nation's capital for the first time in 18 months with his grip on the gop steadied and talk of a potential 2024 white house campaign heating up. trump will deliver the keynote speech at a summit hosted by the america first policy institute, a think tank formed by a band of former trump administration aides to promote the former presidents policies. let's get to your opinions. on items in the news another events. in mississippi first sheena on the republican line. good morning. >> good morning and thank you for taking my call. i'd like to make a comment about a caller that called in when the military person was on. he said that donald trump disparage the military, made comments about isn't everything. the truth is that donald trump built up the military more than any other president in the last few terms. so i would

a factor trumps age and his fitness for office. governor newsom continues his visit in washington d. c. with more meetings on capitol hill, he met with democratic senators, including elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar and chris murphy. governor newsom told reporter alex michaelson that he spoke about california's new gun control laws, including one modeled after the attacks. the texas abortion law. it's modeled after sb eight and the abortion ban that came out of texas and it's going to go right to the heart of private right of action. um to where the supreme court is on abortion. the question is whether they are complete an abject hypocrites and frauds. if they reject our bill that's modeled after that abortion bill as it relates to private right of action to go after assault weapons in california. the governor says he plans to sign that bill next week. in that same interview, the governor talked about the decision by u c l. a to leave the pac 12 conference enjoying the big 10 conference. newsom says he was surprised the university and its chancellor did not consult the uc regions ahead of making that announcement. to say,

celebration as you said, but as church hill said and you quoted the beginning of the end the road is long. we have a little bit of time for questions before we lose c-span. we have to staffers here, caroline and lindsay, holding mics. i would ask you to wait until you have the microphone to speak so c-span can get it. questions. and if you will designate which of the ladies -- we do not have time for all three to answer so decide which one you want to answer your question. yes. here's a microphone. >> unfortunately, i can't see, is it alexandria? thank you. most recently, they had a case of a 10-year-old who was seeking an abortion in a different state -- i think that is probably the only thing your book did not talk about. and as pro-life as i am, and i know it is extremely rare, but -- extremely rare statistically, but it still does happen and that is the only area that i have difficulty explaining -- i don't know there's any way to make a 10-year-old comfortable having a baby under those circumstances. how do you talk someone through that? how do you defend that, particularly under the circumstance of having been violated already? obviously, tha

a recession yet. but anyway, you cut it. the economy continues to shrink. raquel martin has more on this from d c. good morning. republicans across capitol hill say the president and his entire administration are in denial about the state of the economy and fear democrats, new efforts to try and curb inflation. >> could only make matters worse. >> republicans say americans should brace themselves after thursday. a new federal report showed the economy shrank for the 2nd quarter in a row. democrats plunged america into a recession. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell blames president biden's policies were soaring. inflation, he says is at the root of the problem. democrats inherited an economy that was from for an historic comeback and promptly ran straight to ground. while typicarly economists define a recession as 2 consecutive quarters of economic decline. the white house isn't sold. we're not recession thursday, president joe biden said considering record low unemployment and strong consumer spending. he believes the country is on the right track. he also says congress is on its way to relieve americans of inflation. thursday, the hou

a front row seat to democracy. >> this week on the c-span networks, thursday night, the january 6 committee holds their eighth hearing investigating the attack on the capital. also on capitol hill, tuesday, pete buttigieg testifies before the house transportation committee on the implementation of the $1.9 trillion infrastructure bill passed last year. wednesday morning, two hearings on guns and gun violence. the senate judiciary committee examines the highland park attack and civilian access to military assault weapons. and ceo from gun manufacturers will testify before the house oversight committee on the practices and profits of gun makers. the house and senate are both in session with the house taking up the first federal spending bill for 2023 and also work on legislation to protect up -- to protect a person's abilityyour f government. >> british prime minister burson johnson fielded questions from members of the house of commons almost a week after another he would step down as soon as every easement was in place. before the start, the speaker threw out two members of parliament for disruptive behavior. speaker before we come to prime : minister's questions, i should poin

c% city among are most comfortable today. low 80's from san carlos down through santa clara. well, low 90's further from the water, los gatos in morgan hill, af temperatures in the east bay anywhere from the 70's to the 90's. pleasanton livermore concord, as well as walnut creek. well into the 90's. while hayward and san leandro and i-seventy forecaster valley sitting really nice at 77. compare that to our hottest temperature, all 20 degrees above that at 97 degrees in vacaville, the late show as well as petaluma. not so bad at 79 degrees today. let's get you look ahead in our next 7 days, starting with our inland cities because this is where the scorching heat has been. daytime highs today and tomorrow will remain in the low 90's. now there is some relief backing off at least of the heat come friday and saturday down into the mid to upper 80's, even though this is still warm, it will offer a better chance to get outside for inland areas over the weekend. if that's still too warm for just had a little closer to the water. bayshore cities will remain solidly in the 70's each of these next 7 days. and our coastal areas remaining in the 60's wi

a fast and easy way to watch when you captain see it live. this week on the c-span network, thursday night, january 6 committee holds its eighth hearing. also on capitol hill, tuesday, transportation secretary testifying before the house transportation committee on the implementation of the $1.9 trial yop infrastructure bill. on wednesday morning, hearings on guns and gun violence. d.m. anand: military assault weapons and c.e.o. oomplet from gun manufacturers have been invited on the profits of gun makers. >> c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> celebrate christmas in july by shopping at c-spanshop. org. save up to 25%. there is something for every c-span fan and hell presidents support us. now through july 19 only at c-span shop dorgan start shopping now. >> there are a lot of places to get political information but om at c-span do you get it straight from the source, no matter where you are from or stand on the issues, c spap is unfiltered, unbiased-f it happens here or here or here or anywhere that matters, america is watching on c-span, powered by cable. >> senatorial chris murphy of connecticut talks about efforts to negotiate and pass anti-

hill over gun control. later in an interview with our los angeles sister station, the governor was asked about the recent decision by u c l. a to leave the pac 12 conference and joined the big 10 conference. the governor said he was surprised that the university and its chancellor did not consult the uc regions ahead of making the big announcement. let's say, hey, i just want to give you heads up. here's what we're thinking. don't worry. it's not going to impact berkeley. it's not going to impact the rest of the system. we've got their back because we recognize we're a public university. and our top priority is the public students and our student athletes, or is it athletes? students i don't know , and we're going to get we're gonna get to the bottom of it. couldn't see the some pointed out that the state had just pledged a record half billion dollar investment to create a new immunology institute at u. c l. a u. s. c is also leaving the pac 12 conference. for the big 10. former president donald trump has reportedly not only made a decision about the 2024 presidential election he believes he can win. ktvu is jana katsuyama j

a future of unlimited possibilities. washington d. c and after meeting with the first lady and white house chief of staff on wednesday, the governor spent this morning meeting with senators on capitol hillx news. alex michaelson gotta an exclusive one on one interview with the governor, and alex joins us now with the details. good evening, alex. hi julie. good evening to you. yeah behind us right now is capitol hill and that's where governor newsom was this morning. we've got some video walking around the capitol with the governor a little bit earlier in the day. he met with senators, including chris murphy of connecticut, and elizabeth warren of massachusetts, and amy klobuchar of minnesota, talking about issues like guns and abortion, and a lot of people here are talking to the governor. about florida and rhonda santos and why the governor put out an ad on tv in florida. so i asked him. has he ever even met rhonda santa's take a listen ever met rhonda santos or talk to him? what would you say to him? you know, stop treating stop being a bully. stop belittling people that look differently. act differently. love differently. who the #### are you? stop stop threatening people! stop being

have to sayay that what c these people on capitol hill are calling hearings and due process is really cheapening the name of justice in the united states. and i hope that there is ang one day forro the people who abuse the process so badly. >> well, what do you what do you think of the hearings coming back like freddy krueger from the grave in september before the midterms are made? >>dt if there's anything if yous were in doubt about the political nature of this that made it very clear they can't sort of have their say and move on to solve the problems in this country. high gasoline prices openn border lack of safety throughout the united states, even the return of covid monkeypox, you name it. there are so many problems that need to be looked at by our united states congress and solved and they're focusing all of their energy on this. so they can't quit trump, they can't quit talking about him and they can't quit really tearing down, tearing down in their last gasp of power. whatever confidence americans have in congress. and soir they know that i think their times and their days are limited and they're just hoping to get all of their politicking in so that the

c-span.org. we take you live now to capitol hill, where the house judiciary committee is holding a hearing on the implications of the supreme court overturning roe v. wade. this is live coverage, here on c-span three. if you like to submit materials, please send them to the email addresses previously distributed to your offices. we will circulate the material to members and staff as quickly as we can. before we start, i would like to warn the members that because we have full 12:30, i will have a tight gavel, five minutes on the dye. i will now recognize myself in an opening statement. what is the meaning of freedom in america in 2022? this is the question that we as a society must confront today in the wake of the supreme court is appalling decision in dobbs versus jackson women's health organization, which eviscerated the constitutional right to abortion, and laid the groundwork for a radical reshaping of our fundamental liberties. as we reckon with the consequences of this decision for women's health and individual liberty, we must also consider which other constitutional protections, such as

a. c. t. act tremendous policy and it. i'm very worried. i actually was on the train between dirksen and the capital and iran into some folks who were from vfw visiting members on the hill on the train. >> -- could be. >> yeah. and i remember saying that my concern has more of us getting this right. and i think that you said it, maybe a long line, but it least it's one that they'll be able to stand in. i think at the end of the day though we have to get this right. and i hope that through agreement we can consider amendments that we can convince you all would be positive and make it more likely that we can actually implement the policy which we all agree with. but i do have to continue. i'm looking at one amendment, for example, cosponsoring is senator blackburn's amendment on community care as a safety value. are you familiar with that amendment? >> a little, yes. >> it should be interesting. i won't stake you out here. but it would be interesting as we're talking about some possible amendments and if we keep the agreement that there would be to republican amendments that they could be very helpful for you all for your respective organizations to take a position on it.

a county. gascon was district attorney and previously police chief in san francisco. governor newsom continues his visit in washington, d. c this morning with more meetings on capitol hill democratic senators, including elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar and chris murphy. governor newsom told reporter alex michaelson that he spoke about california's new gun control laws, including one modeled after the texas abortion law. it's modeled after sb eight and the abortion ban that came out of texas and it's going to go right to the heart of private right of action. um to where the supreme court is on abortion. the question is whether they are complete an abject hypocrites and frauds. if they reject our bill that's modeled after that abortion bill as it relates to private right of action to go after assault weapons in california. now the governor says he plans to sign that bill next week. in that same interview, the governor talked about the decision by u c l. a to leave the pac 12 conference and join the big 10. newsom says he was surprised the university and its chancellor did not consult the uc regions ahead of making that announcement. let's say, hey, i just want to give you

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then we will have a touch of some stratus at the immediate c short 63 pacifica otherwise up to 97 degrees for our hardest part of our inland areas. 90 for good morning to you and morgen hillecast . it's just a couple of minutes away, right? thank you, roberta . normal operations resumed once again at sfo after a bomb threat forced the evacuationl terminals happened last night. airport officials say there are residue delays residual relays rather being reported this morning, and it's pretty much business as usual. if you're heading to the airport, but last night hundreds of people evacuated from the international terminal after bomb threat was reported around 8 15 and authorities located a suspicious package. airports air trade service shut down and the bart station had to be closed people trying to get to the international terminal to catch flights last night said they had to make their way through the basement parking garage. i'm running. i had to catch uber got off the training kitchen uber to get here. off the train. police say a man was taken into custody . and while the airport has resumed normal operations this morning, the airport does suggest anyone that may have

a by providers to the cms. miss gordon, can you >> you can watch the remainder of this program if you go to our website, c-span.org. we take you now live to capitol hill, where federal transit

a by providers to the cms. miss gordon, can you >> you can watch the remainder of this program if you go to our website, c-span.org. we take you now live to capitol hill, where federal transit administrator nuria fernandez instead to give an update on how the bipartisan infrastructure law is affecting public transportation. live coverage, here on c-span 3. >> the senate committee and banking housing urban affairs will come to order. the hearing is in a hybrid format, our witness, administrator fernandez, is in person. members have the option as always to appear virtually or in person. the senator from nevada, welcome, along with ranking member toomey. last thursday, i invited our witness, fta administrator nuria fernandez to columbus to see the excitement in the community has a plan to build one of the best bus rapid transit networks in the country. columbus is growing, if we pass the chips act with intel's and conductor production in central ohio. it will grow even faster. investments from the infrastructure bill will help central ohio prepare for more people, expand service, connect more ohio winds with exciting job opportunities with new bus rapid

a hearing on capitol hill. this week, on fentanyl, maybe it was last week on fentanyl and overdose. go to our c-span dot org, go to our website and you will find it there of that hearing, open forum this morning. any public calls of the issue that is on your mind. you can start dialing in. let's start with the economy because it is the latest news, the gdp number shows the economy shrank 0.9% last quarter, its second straight drop mid recession fears. i will read from paul weisman's reporting with the washington post and the associated press, the economy shrank from april through june for a second straight corner contracting at 8.9% annual pace and raising fears that the nation may be approaching a recession. they declined that the commerce department reported thursday on the gross domestic product is the broadest gauge of the economy followed 1.6 annual drop from january through march, the report comes at a critical time as consumers and businesses have been struggling under the weight of punishing inflation, and higher borrowing costs, on wednesday the federal reserve raised its benchmark int

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c-span. powered by cable. >> we take you live to capitol hill for a brief session in the senate. lawmakers are on a two-week recess, no votes expected while they're away. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the parliamentarian will read a communication to the senate. the parliamentarian: washington, d.c., july 7, 2022. to the senate: under the provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable christopher a. coons, a senator from the state of delaware, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patrick j. leahy, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m. stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m. >> a brief session instance today with lawmakers currently on a two-week recess. we will be back for business on july 11. as always follow the senate live here on c-span2. >> listening to programs on c-span through c-span radio just got easier. tell your smarts bigger place c-span radio and listen to "washington journal" daily at 7 a.m. eastern, important