chair cole: thank you very much. we have the great privilege 6 having my good friend and old working partner, the ranking member of the full committee, the gentlelady from connecticut, ms. delauro, is recognized for her opening statement. ms. delauro: i might say it's wonderful to be with you on the diaz -- dais. it won't be a secret to anyone but i do miss working with you on the committee. a delight to be here with you and with ranking member quigley this morning. mr. secretary, thank you for being with us today. you know this and we all know this on this committee, that our transportation infrastructure is central to the health and well-being to all our communities t connects everyone in urban, serbian, rural areas to jobs, schools, grocery storks and care they depepbtd p*epbd on. the work your department and this subcommittee does ensures every american has access to reliable, safe, and efficient transportation. as you will testimony, i quote, our transportation system is at a turning point. because together with

cole: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that it be in order at any time on april 27, 2023, to consider house concurrent resolution 30 in the house, if called up, by the chair of the committee on foreign relations or designee, that the concurrent resolution be considered as read, that the previous question be considered as ordered on the concurrent resolution to adoption without intervening motion except for 80 minutes of debate with 20 minutes controlled by representative mccaul of texas, 20 minutes control by representative meeks of new york, and 40 minutes controlled by representative gates of florida, or their respective designees. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. c for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma seek recognition? mr. cole: by direction of the committee on rules, i call up house resolution 327 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 14, house resol

cole: go to the gentleman from virginia. kline kline a lot of has impacted by aging or limited infrastructure or highways, our interstate highway system in particular needs upgrading and updating. i represent shenandoah valley, virginia. which stretches from roanoke valley and interstate 81 that runs along it. i-40 down to tennessee to the canadian border. it is the economic backbone of western virginia and runs over 300 miles in virginia 6 and virginia 9 and southwest virginia. it is not just a transportation corridor for goods and services from points south, mexico and points north, new york and new england, but it's also a major corridor for local farmers, for families, small businesses. it really is the backbone of the valley. for many years, we have all agreed on both sides of the aisle along with my colleague from northern virginia congresswoman that it does need a third lane and built for 15% trucking capacity but operates with 30 to 50 depending on time of day percentage of trucks. most dangerous with over 2,000 cras

mr. cole: thank you very much. i want to turn now again to my favorite chair of all the chairs, as much as i admire each and every one of them. chairwoman granger, made this point a little bit but i think it's important, i want you to elaborate on. april 10,. president biden: signed mr. -- pride sign police department gosar's legislation -- signed mr. gosar's legislation that terminates the national emergency as it relates to covid-19. i've watched politics in my state a lot and i can tell you the state legislature is trying to figure out how to spend huge amounts of money that the federal government has sent them on things that have nothing, nothing, absolutely nothing to do with covid relief. so can you just give this committee a sense of the size of the funds that could be recaptured and returned to the federal taxpayer if this bill were to become law? ms. granger: the last number that we saw looking at that, the number you're asking are $60 billion. $60 billion. mr. cole: so since the emergency is over and we d

cole: we don't.americans are getting their coffee and going to work because they don't have to worry about fdic insurance. you have to remember, we are in the investment business. i deal in finance. we forget what is going on in middle america. that is bad on wall street, people think interest rates rises dictates the economy. the answer is no, the economy is growing and price increases and the high wage growth on the low end and wall street is in a conundrum. dani: i am far away from middle america but listen, we talked to people here who are struggling to pay their grocery bills. it is a debt commonly between where we stand at the economy. cole smead of smead capital management. speaking of food prices, sticker shock at the grocery store. we will talk about rising price of food staples with tony sarsam. it is currently the bloomberg new economy's gateway in europe. that is what you are looking at in -- at the moment. it is happening outside of dublin. a reporter was speaking with the -- >> there's

tom cole and michael and the editors will be focused in on that later.eforms take place today over the controversy over these measures, that's after opponents took to the streets installed lvmh headquarters yesterday. that story is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we still have tight labor markets, spending is still holding up, with that said, the balance of risk is here. >> we cannot turn our back on china, they are very important trading an economic partner, it is a very important creditors are income countries, we cannot just ignore china. >> a lot of different conversations are going around, they picture issues like climate change and also geopolitical issues, from either always remains the biggest risk to new zealand. >> we invest some of the major and balances for the monetary policy in the recovery of economy related. >> i'm confident we will get inflation back to where we wanted to be, but it's a project of the task we all have to play a part in. tom cole and bloomberg tv gets at the team meeting speaking about the state of the global economy, welco

cole itself is pretty small. it it sustain a significant amount of damage, but the known fatalities to date are not attributed to inside the town of cole i just want to clarify that. >> thanks for that clarification. can you tell us about how these people died and what you're learning as far as additional potential injuries >> we do have a laundry list of various injuries the two fatalities last night, we believe that one adult male was killed at his residue to the weather incident the second fatality, there was a female, an adult female that had received what we believe to be nonlife-threatening injuries from a tornado w while she was en route to the hospital she sustained some type of cardiac event and did not make it through that >> are there additional rescues happening right now? are people still trapped >> we are unaware of anybody specifically trapped we still have a lot of real estate to check and double check. we've got a new wave of crews from local county, state, different municipalities that are -- we

people here in cole, oklahoma, are still assessing what was lost overnight while millions more are now bracing for another round of powerful storms tonight, residents of cole, oklahoma, are picking up the pieces. sifting through piles of rubble where their homes once stood after danger swept into town late wednesday >> there's a tornado >> reporter: the dark funnel cloud captured on video rain, hail and lightning striking around it. the national weather service preliminarily confirming an ef-3 tornado, claiming the lives of three people. >> she was the only one here. >> reporter: 19-year-old joseph davis says his grandmother, who he lived with here, was one of them. he was at work when the storm took hold. >> most of my stuff is completely destroyed there was another house right there. as you can see, it's been completely destroyed. >> reporter: the powerful winds overturning trucks, leaving businesses in mounds of rubble and thousands of residents without power. >> the whole house shook, and the windows and everything and, of course, the kids were scared. >> reporter: in nearby shawne

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one person trying to deal with this is cole a marine corps.at veteran served in afghanistan along been involved for service members is now executive director of mission roll call cole thank you for joining us thank you for your service and bringing light to what some vets face. what do you fear if some of these cuts goes through in congress? >> well thank you for having me on. i think the reality is, over the past few decades the v.a. has seen massive increases in funding. but structurally is not really set up, i think about with to tackle veterans suicide appropriately. the veteran suicide prevention and outreach budget is less than 1.5 of 1.of the entire record v.a. budget from last year. so mission role call is a nonprofit organization that advocates for better policy and increase funding for suicide prevention programs. mainly organizations on the ground doing lord's work trying to save veteran lives. and we really believe that it should be the v.a. number one overall priority not just their number one clinical priority because less than 5

they gave up their bodies so, cole, why should americans give donate help?unnel to towers foundation. i mean, is there any better organization to help the people that has fought for this country and the freedoms that we have? it's that simple. it is that let's take care of each other. and you're going to join us on that mission. next. thank you. hey, i'm cole ha. i want you to join me in supporting our nation's heroes and their families. it's only $11 a month. go to t2t dot org. >> laura: we're not done exposing the tennessee 3 for the frauds that they are. now, last night remember we pulled back the curtain on the racism of representative of justin jones? and then we showed you how representative gloria johnson became the press's queen for a day. well, tonight we take a look at the last member of the tennessee 3, justin pearson. now, we just came across a video he made at a prestigious liberal arts college in 2016. now, check out if you can spot the difference between justin then and justin now. >> how can we represent all voices in a conversation? i want t

two near the small town of cole, about 30 miles south of oklahoma city.embers rode out the ef3 tornado with wind speeds up to 165 miles per hour in this concrete shelter. >> didn't want to look outside. didn't want to see the devastation. >> reporter: today, governor kevin stitt toured the town of shawnee, where storms tore down power lines, toppled trees, and flattened parts of the local high school. >> the damage is unbelievable when you walk through there. >> reporter: oklahoma baptist university is picking up the pieces after high winds blew through the campus wednesday night. >> every person on this campus was okay, and that is really what is important. everything in that room can be replaced. >> reporter: while tracking the storm from the air, hail hammered this weather chopper from our oklahoma city affiliate, kwtv. >> okay, we blew out the front window again. >> reporter: the pilot jim gardner was okay. back in cole, the paul family says they lost everything but each other. >> yeah, it's material things but it is still, it is your heart, your fami

back in cole, the paul family says they lost everything but each other. >> yeah, it's material things your heart. your family has worked hard for all this. >> reporter: one of the survivors at this home is actually a volunteer firefighter, and he's the one who activated the tornado sirens for this area, most likely saving lives. the governor of oklahoma has declared a disaster in five counties. norah. >> we are thinking of everybody there. omar villafranca, thank you so much. >>> breaking news. actor alec baldwin's legal team says prosecutors in new mexico are dropping criminal charges related to the shooting death on the set of his western movie, "rust," in 2021. cbs's jonathan vigliotti has the latest as production on the film resumed today in montana. >> reporter: it is the latest stunning development in a case that sent shock waves throughout hollywood. it's been 18 months since the gun baldwin was holding on-set went off, killing cinematographer halyna hutchins and wounding "rust" director joel souza. his attorneys say "we are pleased with the decision to dismiss the case against

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ian cole, bay area news. >>> it was hot. the temperatures hovering in 90s in contra costa. today, there was the first bear the air alert. it is earlier than usual, but the bad air was present for the rest of the afternoon. >> and looking to spare the air alert. >> if you have an issue, stay indoors and limit the outdoor activities, which is the early alert, and when possible, use and try to avoid this tomorrow with the second spare the air alert, and with the wind, that is going to calm it for us. >> yes, we are looking at a 20-plus temperature drop, and coming in, the rain is back in the air quality, and the poll next week, and even if you tired of it, at least you will have a break from the allergies. it is 73, and way off of the mark for us, with this high pressure, and sits th west. we will see a key change in the high pressure >> and i said that we have some flowered and bring us to the storms and the eventual rain. more temperatures on that with the morning fogspread at the coast and in the 50s and right where we have been lately in the south bay and 59, and north bay

they gave up their bodies so, cole, why should americans give donate help?n, is there any better organization to help the people that has fought for this country and the freedoms that we have? it's that simple. it is that let's take care of each other. and you're going to join us on that mission. thank you. hey, i'm cole hauser. i want you to join me in supporting our nation's heroes and their families. it's only $11 a month. go to t2t dot org. stuart: thank goodness we've got mark mahaney with us, because guy has c understandable opinions. first of all, mark, i want to know why netflix is no longer you top temperature -- your op the pick. >> we're going to have some near-term volatility around this password sharing that's been rolling out, at least it's rolled out internationally. and we think it's going to the roll out. but anyway -- in the rest of the world, but that's going to the cause a spike. i also just much prefer right now near-term setup in spotify. i want to step back for a second, stu. look, this tech sector, we've had a nice rebound year to dat

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start with an all cash offer at opendoor dot com cole hauser is an award winning actor.essive career, he is a proud supporter of the tunnel to towers foundation. i was able to spend some time with cole and his family to reflect on those who have sacrificed so much to defend our freedom. you know, as i started to be more and more successful, i was like, how can i help? but when i heard of the tunnel to towers and i met brandon in idaho and his family, i was like, wow. there's actually a charity where we know where the money's going to go. you saw all the stuff we put in these homes? i was i was blown away. why should americans help tunnel to towers foundation? i mean, is there any better organization to help the people that has fought for this country and freedoms that we have? and you're going to join us on that mission. thank you. hey, i'm cole. hauser. i want you to join me in supporting our nation's heroes and their families. it's only $11 a month. go to t2t.org >> they took life. are you comprehending that? they took a life without thought. they deserve the full exte

cole: without objection. ms. leger fernandez: thank you. and thank you for raising the issue of what happens in our rural communities since for far too long rural communities like my district, my biggest town is 80,000 people. we have been underserved for way too long. what we started doing is the bipartisan law and recent appropriation levels, weir finally starting to catch up. but usda programs lake rural community facility, rural business development grant, the water and waste disposal grants, things that are essential to make sure these communities have clean water, they have what we expect any community to have, and my position is rural america deserves this as much as urban america or suburban america. we need to mike sure everybody has these. so i want to -- i wanted to ask a question of chair arrington. as we talk about what these budget cuts could mean to our communities, what is your thought on -- what do i tell my small communities who have been planning on making sure they rely on, like, the -- the funding we provide for wastewa

let's bring in our ian cole who joins us now to explain. let's start with the good news. tell us about the good numbers. >> this is only the fourth time in recorded history that sierra snowpack is over 2% of average. typically early april is when the snowpack is at its peak. that's why we pay attention to the survey. these past three years it has been grim because of the drought. this year there's near record snowfall and the state is already saturated in many regions. >> as of right now it's looking like this year statewide snowpack will probably be either the first or second biggest snowpack on record dating back to 1950. >> 200% of average. that's amazing news. let's talk about the bad news. a quick warmup could trigger possible flooding. what areas of california should be concerned? >> there's some concern in the san joaquin river. most of it is to the south. that's where the long dormant lake has emerged. it dried up nearly 100 years ago. many farms and homes were built on top of the fertile soil left behind. in the past few decades, the area would occasionally flood

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and later no rest for the south and midwest today as more storms take aim, while the small town of cole, oklahoma, now faces a long road to recovery after an ef-3 tornado killed three people survivors describing the sheer terror of the scene. >> i couldn't even get off the kitchen floor because i felt like if i stood up i was going to get sucked down i thought we were both going to get sucked town. i said i don't know if we're going to make it, and we just held on and prayed it's the scariest thing i've ever been in. >> where this dangerous system is heading next and how fast >>> but first, today's big 2024 news, it looks like president biden is ready to make his run for a second term official there's new reporting this morning that the president is about to formally announce his re-election run after months of hints, of course according to three sources familiar, his campaign announcement could come as soon as tuesday, which would be exactly four years after he announced his 2020 run joining us now from washington is nbc's alley raffa, we are also also joined by michael steele, and cri

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cole hauser is an award winning actor.his impressive career, he is a proud supporter of the tunnel to towers foundation. i was able to spend some time with cole and his family to reflect on those who have sacrificed so much to defend our freedom. you know, as i started to be more and more successful, i was like, how can i help? but when i heard of the tunnel to towers and i met brandon in idaho and his family, i was like, wow. there's actually a charity where we know where the money's going to go. you saw all the stuff we put in these homes? i was i was blown away. why should americans help tunnel to towers foundation? i mean, is there any better organization to help the people that has fought for this country and freedoms that we have? and you're going to join us on that mission. thank you. hey, i'm cole. hauser. i want you to join me in supporting our nation's heroes and their families. it's only $11 a month. go to t2t.org paper being crumpled more paper being crumpled music: “i wish” by skee-lo boom! sound of paper ball

detectives lawrence and cole hatcher were confident they ha the right people in custody.d they arrested diana for my mother's murder and that there were othe people involved in it. i was shocked. >> what did she look like. >> her eyes were probably is because the headlights and volkswagen beetle. her instant reaction was, knew it, i knew it >> suzanne says her mom ha been sending money to dian regularly to pay for hom repairs and expenses for the kids but she says diana wanted more >> she wanted to live my mother's life, do all th things she couldn't afford t do >> and to do that all she ha to do was unless the help of a few friends didn't commit murder >> detectives did not think ji knew anything about his wife's deadly plan for his mother and what exactly was your plan they and i had stopped talking and asked for a lawyer but her friend andrea benson kept talking and told d.a. richard brand the whole story. andrea said she had never me diana before, and had been tol by a relative to pick diana up at the airport and as they wer driving. >> dana del said to her, i'm not r

he would get them records cole and i would just listen for hours. >> great. >> yeah. >> how did you get king, lou rauls, esther phillips? >> there were two clubs, the showcase and the sportsman. >> okay. >> he would have say bobby in one club and lou raul at the other. >> unbelievable. >> by us playing the showcase at the time, i got to play with everybody that was big, you know. they called it the chitlin circuit. from vallejo, i thought i was in heaven. i mean, i got to play with and talk with the greatest r & b entertainers in the world. it doesn't get etta james, lou raul, arthur, ernie andrews. >> charles musclewhite. >> yeah. i played on regular with him years ago. it's great for me. >> the travel, i think i you sa difficult things about being a musician is the that? >> no. i like to go to bed in my own bed, you know. at the time i had two kids. i never will forget i played they regal theater in chicago and i got to meet some of the members of the band with lloyd price. >> another legend. >> yeah. so some of those musicians had been on the road with lloyd price for years. >> i thi

>> all right, well, thank you so much, priscilla there in cole, oklahoma. bill, time out these severe storms for us. what's the risk right now and this weekend? >> the risk compared to last two days is a lot lower today. doesn't mean we won't see isolated severe storms, probably more hailstones like we saw in the video. saturday is the day we're more concerned with. especially in highly populated areas so what's left of yesterday's storms kind of dissipated. new storms are trying to fire up in southern portions of arkansas, crossing the mississippi river into northern portions of mississippi. and that's one spot where we could see marginal risk of storms. southern portions of texas, we have a chance for getting large hailstorms, south of corpus christi towards brownsville and little area through ohio and little slice of western new york and western pennsylvania, isolated, maybe wind damage or small hail. the risk for saturday, a lot of bigger population centers from d.c. which is close to 90 degrees today, these thunderstorms will roll through saturday afte

back in cole, the town still reeling.tt and debbie curry held each other close as the storm strength nearly swept them apart. >> if i let her go, i thought she was gone. >> reporter: the couple and their four dogs trapped in their home. as the tornado took aim. >> i couldn't get off the kitchen floor because if i stood up i thought i would get sucked out. i thought we were both going to get sucked out. >> reporter: now neighbors and friends coming together and trying to rebuild what was lost. >> and we just held on and prayed. it was the scariest thing i have ever been in. >> reporter: and potentially good news on the horizon for folks here. the threat of severe weather has passed. they say the top priority now is going to be restoring power to this area and finding permanent housing for so many who can no longer sleep at home. savannah? >> catie, thank you very much. >>> all right. let's get some details on the forecast from bill karins. >> good morning. how about last night? we had severe storms from wisconsin to texas,

cole was hit just before sunset, but we had 15 other tornadoes throughout the region.we showed you all the pictures from oklahoma city. we had a bunch reported just north of wichita and a bunch just south of omaha in areas of iowa. the tornado threat has ended. that's the good part. we have the chance for damaging wind in the next hour in kansas city will be pretty rough with those storms rolling through. then a break the rest of this morning. then this afternoon, the heating of the day, the humidity, the storms will fire up again. 27 million people at risk from st. louis to little rock, dallas to fort worth area, arlington down to san antonio and austin and large hail is the biggest threat today. we could see baseball to even softball-sized hail. so it doesn't look like tornadoes will be the biggest threat today. hail, unlike yesterday. >> bill, we'll keep checking back in. thank you. >>> now to this string of shootings in the spotlight this week, including that tragedy in texas. a group of cheerleaders shot in a grocery store parking lot after one of them accidentall

advantage against china and strengthened up backbone of the indo pacific partnership as were b, g, a coles. these moves a total robbery, and a weight is price is developing, right? strong words. so it's on hank, thank you very much. now to some the other global business stories making news. passengers up 3 german airports could face long delays on thursday and friday after services union vanity and i was a 2 day strike over working conditions. pay security staff are expected to state the won't create a clone, doesn't off on hamburg, airports. 3 of germany's busiest trouble hubs. sales of new cars jumped almost 30 percent in the u last month, passing 1000000 for the 1st time in almost 2 years. installations find the car industry is recovering from last year's supply chain problems. seibert. meanwhile, euro's own inflation fell to under 7 percent last month. us down from a point 5 percent in february. the draft is largely dined to a reduction in energy cost despite the full analysts believe further interest rate hikes are on the car. germany may be known for a fear, but the german brewers as

ukraine's president followed him as elaine ski has confirmed, he has had a quote, long and meaningful cole with the chinese president. she didn't ping, it's the 1st contact between the 2 leaders since the start of the war and ukraine. state media reporting la g told zalinski negotiation is the only way to end the conflict. the chinese foreign ministry also says it will send a delegation to ukraine to seek a political settlement to the crisis. china is seen as a key player in any piece process because of its close relationship with russia. so lensky has appointed a new ukranian ambassador to play jane. let's the 1st in more than 2 years. i don't know why he the white house has welcome to call, but says it's too early to tell whether it could lead to peace. i spoke to w is fabia and catch me in beijing and roman. going to rank and key of hurley and i ask roman why the 2 leaders spoke to day. well, we do not know exactly much of what was before the score was this story round the remarks by the chinese ambassador to france, who seemed to questions christian am ukraine's full independence and a

we'll use more renewables but way more total energy and we can't meet that by just renewables >> colek notice today of mortgage apps down across the board. despite the 30 year coming down to 6.4 how would you grade the home builders in terms of operating in the environment. >> isn't it funny where we sit in home building rate rises we're supposed to crush the housing market and they didn't. in other words, the space is sitting 10 to 15% off all time highs. so to your point the thing we're most interested in, the 30 year fix, 10 year treasury spread we need healing in the bond market so i tell people, the best part about housing is the dumb things in the stock market will heal the bond market. so we could see where housing picks up because lower bond yields fuel what goes on in housing. this is a great place. it shows you how much safer housing is today versus pictures people are building of this as an '07 like scenario that was false people are missing out on great money with the demand out there in housing looking forward >> i have to ask you, looking at the performance for the year,

our own kris sanchez's cole is a member of the "today in the bay" family. here, you can see him try to pick a fight with a water bottle. might not be the sharpest tool in the shed, but he is the cutest. we love our cole. >>> cinthia pimentel is a dog mom herself. your baby, cece, is a mutt, right? >> she has a little golden retriever in her and is a boxer, as well. definitely a paw-leasing story to start off the morning. >>> wonder what the weather will be like to kick off the middle of the month? we'll begin in hayward, where some of the coastal fog made its way to the east bay shoreline. worry not, it'll mix out into the afternoon, giving you plenty of sunshine to take the dogs out for a walk. another cool thing happening around the bay area, today we have the home game for the new york mets. yeah, there's the music. against the a's this afternoon. plenty of sunshine, so definitely bring the sunglasses, the hats, and layer on that sunscreen. winds will be calm, as well. beautiful day around the bay area. a touch cooler, of course, at the coastline, 59 in

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