this is why congressman tony gonzales and i are doing., they think that members of congress don't talk to each other. they don't work together. we're both appropriators. we're working together to find solutions. we're adding more money for border patrol agents, cbp, you have to be smart on how to address this issue. 90% of the meth comes through ports of entry. we have to make sure that we not only talk and sum port the men and women in green, but also the men and women in blue. finally, if you look at about 50% of the 11 or 12 million undocumented aliens we have, about 50% are visa overstays. the number 1 violator is the country of canada. just as a point of fact. >> neil: that's interesting. i heard that as well. congressman gonzales, republicans were dead set against when president biden stopped building the wall. the materials were there and everything else. just rotting away. if there were middle ground there, would it be for more electronic action? is that the start you think that republicans could go for and maybe be open to some o

. >> reporter: that is exactly why stossel gonzales is here. >> go out the gate right now. >> reporter: he is a 24-year-old veteran of the bta, the top bus driver trainer. today, he is taking one of the agency's newest recruits out on the road. it is part of a nine week bus driver boot camp, that gives rookies like jose the skills they need to safely steer a 40 foot long , 30,000 pound coach through silicon valley traffic. >> just like a vehicle is heavy, you also carry the mystic spence of cargo which is humans. >> reporter: the need for more drivers is approaching a crisis. out of the pandemic, bus ridership is on the rebound but the bta has a shortage of up to 70 drivers. the impact is on riders like alice say again, who find out the hard way that some bus routes don't have enough drivers and wait times on those routes have doubled. >> i wait for more than 30 minutes per this morning, i was trying to ride the bus, but it appears it is taking longer. >> reporter: the goal now is to recruit and train up as many drivers as possible, and even their pay and benefits are good, and there i

. >> reporter: longtime san francisco resident gonzales said she was feeling emotional on bowling night. she brought her partner and 9-year-old jj, to place she considered a safe space. >> which is why i think we are out tonight is to continue to reclaim and show our child that and trans people get to be out in the world and claim our space. and take the risk. i feel like that's what we've always done and i'm going to try not to cry right now. >> the fundraiser followed the tragic weekend in colorado springs, and transgender day of remembrance. >> it's so sad. the first thing that went through my mind was orlando, and this flashback to what's been happening, and we work within the lgbtq industry, we make children's books, so, but hate that's been rolling around, we've experienced ourselves. >> reporter: my and her partner run reflection press which publishes gender inclusive children's books. >> having lived in castro and being for 28 years you are bound to have some kind of experience. this year has been the worst, we've gotten more online harassment than we've ever received. when we s

. >> let's bring in texas i republican congressman tony gonzales to talk about thee situation along thean area he represents, s some 800 miles along the u.s. southern border, thanks for being here. >> thank you for havinor hg me. >> you are with leader mccarthy as a group of youte went down to the border facilities along that crossing on the southern border, what did ng oyou see, what did you learnr you are steeped in this day today, what did you take out of that? >> this is my 16th congressional delegation that i host, nearly 100 members of congress i have hosted at the border, i've hosted kevin mccarthy three times now and what i have seen is things constantly get worse they go from bad to worse.ere one of the glaring issues is right now, 14 border patrol agents have committed suicide to d sudate.e, this is a historic number. just recently come out there in el paso, he leaves behind ad 16-year-old and 17a 17-year-old, this is a guy that has 22 years of service. rvici am seeing the border patrl agents break, they are beyond t thhee breaking point, this shoud bring us all together, it f

>> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome general over -- please welcome jennifer gonzalez and the gonzales family. and mr. president and first lady of the united states. ♪ >> thank you. happy thanksgiving. we are delighted to be here my husband and i. we are a military family. we know what it is like to be away from your family on thanksgiving. our son was away. he was deployed to iraq in 2008, 2009. even though you are away from your families at home and your home state, we know that you are here with your family here because military is family. we wanted to come here and i wanted to thank the chef. it is so great all you do for military families. my joining forces white house initiative is still ongoing to support military families. as we come around to the table and we talked to all of you and get to know you, if you have any questions about what we do and how we support you, i would be happy to talk to you about that. before we have our meal, i would like to introduce you to one of your own. you might already know jennifer. she has a beautiful family with four children. she is going to

those are the folks that make it hard for people like tony gonzales and congressman tony gonzales hasoll up our sleeves and get the job done. l.b.j. said i'm an american, i'm a texan and i'm a democrat in that order. that should apply to republicans, too. >> neil: the reason i mention it, the white house would bristle at your suggestion about the president coming to the border, what you want to see more of here. that did not show itself in terms of funding that the national house democratic committee was raising for you and all of your colleagues. >> all i know the dccc and the mouse majority pact supported me and the millions of dollars to counter the monies that came in. they did. the establishment -- >> neil: it's just the progressives that don't like you. >> well, some don't. i actually have very good friends that are progressives. i always tell my progressive friends, look at the definition of progressive. that means you're open to new ideas. it's not only their idea. being a progressive should be opening up to other ideas. >> neil: okay. good seeing you, congressman. congratulat

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she was unable to defeat vincente gonzales tonight.w hampshire's first district this was a tossup, people watching thisly. the democratic congressman pulls it out and will get another term in congress. host: we will continue to take your calls and share results with you throughout the evening, for another half hour or so. our -- we are expecting republican leader kevin mccarthy to speak here in washington shortly. we will bring that to life as well, but now back to voices. bill in eureka california on the independt ne. it thank you for holding. caller: thanks for having m and my 56 years on planet earth i have been an independent g right down the middle calling it like i see them. way, i don't like the democrats but the modern republican party makes my guts go nuts. i don't like them one b. onehinghey continue to go on about is the economy, but our governor newsom has built an economy that recently passed the country of germany in size. despite being an indep, i voted for newsom based on the economy he has built and even then it we hea

i bring you tony gonzales. >> amen. >> thank you, future speaker mccarthy. i've hosted 16 delegations at the border, i've hosted kevin mccarthy three times. what you see is, change is coming. and change is going to be led by the people standing right here. it is thanksgiving week. people are doing a lot of different things, and what are house republicans doing? we are going to the epicenter of the border crisis and we are highlighting two things. one, highlighting the men and women in green that are rolling up their sleeves and fighting every day for this country to keep it safe. two, we're highlighting the failures of this administration. on thanksgiving week, we have to be thankful for a lot of things. kevin mccarthy mentioned the suicides. 14 suicides. this is historic. it is no longer migrants dying at the border it is americans , and those americans are wearing green uniforms. rocky, here in el paso, recently committed suicide. this is an epidemic. this should get us all united. tomorrow is going to be the six month anniversary of uvalde, what people do

haley gonzales was seen at a downtown bar. this lifestream video appears to show madison and kaylee chatting, and getting a late night snack from a food truck hours before they were killed. the county prosecutor and police say they are coming through the video, trying to identify people with whom they may have come into contact. >> with the lord now. >> students remember the vigil in coeur d'alene. >> i did cheer for a couple of months with kaylee, she was welcoming in times that i needed it. >> in washington state, chris pearson, a local school superintendent says he got to know ethan chapin, who loved basketball. >> people are incredible devastated, and are having a hard time processing what happened. >> the university of idaho has postponed a candlelight vigil until after things giving break. cbs news, moscow, idaho. >>> two other people were found alive and unhurt in the large home where the four bodies were found. >>> still ahead of 5:00, hanging out the help wanted sign ahead of a holiday rush, but, if you are waiting on

i would simply like to yield all of my time to congresswoman gonzales. thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. the chair represents -- recognizes congresswoman gonzales. >> i think it's necessary to make clear some issues here. first, he is entitled to his opinion regarding the status of the island, but he does not live in puerto rico or represent the island as well. nobody from the island voted for him to make those such questions. the only ones elected to do that job is the government of puerto rico, sitting right there, and me. he is a democrat, i am a republican, and both of us are respecting the will of the people of puerto rico that voted, not once, but twice, rejecting the current territorial status. what we are supporting here is what the people of the island voted for. that's democracy, right? everyone can have their own opinion, but come in here to this committee and say many things about the islands, the main issue for our problems, financial problems, is the status. that's the root of the problem. we could not be leading any situation if we are not treated as equal am

ground and even maybe strike a blow to with then efforts to undermine the attendance development gonzales has 4 r t and jonathan ah, and jaylen johnson. i received a somewhat frosty reception during his visit to beijing this week, according to reports love sholtes arrived hoping to improve relations between the you in china, but left without even a handshake. with it really looks like shoals is nervous salesman visiting v i. p customer for the 1st time, no handshake, either pathetic and contemptible, for shows to give up his dignity like this. anything is possible when survival at stake. ah. the chocolate chip debating remains a topic of control to say on global media. we have more on the, on the visit on our website. they had to auntie dot com to find out more. hey, thanks for keeping his company here were not the international. this sunday went back to talk with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be in arms. race is on often very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be su

gonzales ellis because of their completely plant based material is still at the development stage until they can produce large quantities. they want to find out where it might be used. potential clients are the furniture and car industries and the fashioned industry. of course that's white. joanna, fully a's opinion counts. there is no problem cutting it, and it can also be cut at an angle. 3 is my here. mm hm. i'm going to try getting rid of the edge now across and graph income i discontinued of and that doesn't work very well. the room for improvement there. this is how it works with leather. so if you try to finish the hamp based leather, the fibers fray me through this. now i'm going to try out a small piece that doesn't require much work as smartphone case, which i know had you know. oh, joanna fully cuts 2 pieces out of the new material, glues them in place, and then machine so as them together. what no one wants to see is any rips or tears . lucasfilm on is key to here with the leather expert has to say all and look at this thing to come forward, said or good now it would really

the twitter headquarters, jessica gonzales with the media advocacy group free press says that raises serious concerns about twitter's commitment to providing a safe space for users with robust content, moderation. it comes down to safety. it comes down to hate. it comes down to lies. >> but also it comes down to what you know, is twitter going to protect the private non publicly available information. but their users, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> facebook's parent company meta laid off more than 11,000 of its staff this weekend in a company blog post founder mark zuckerberg laid out the details of the severance package. departing employees would receive. here's a quick breakdown of that. 16 weeks of base pay. plus 2 additional weeks for every year of service. a payout for all remaining paid time off rsu vesting through november. 15th, 6 months of health insurance coverage for employees and their families. 3 months of career support with an external vendor, including early access to job leads immigration support for workers here on a visa. the meda layoffs are just the latest take plac

but jessica gonzales with free press isn't buying it. elon musk really? didn't care about making money, which he claims that he doesn't off of twitter. if you really cared about having a and, you know, sharing a civilized conversation. he would actually keep the people around. that know how to keep the trains running on content. moderation. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> now musk hadn't commented on the layoffs themselves, but he tweeted this morning about the company's ongoing revenue challenges. also blaming activists suit called on big companies to stop advertising on the platform when it comes to that, musk wrote, quote, the activist groups have been successful in causing a massive drop in twitter advertising revenue. and we've done our absolute best to appease them and nothing is working. >> in other news, the latest jobs report is in the u.s. job market remains strong. despite the federal reserve's best efforts to cool down the economy last month the u.s. added another 261,000 jobs in our dc correspondent raquel martin joins us live. so, raquel, this i

. >> the twitter headquarters, jessica gonzales with the media advocacy group free press says that raises serious concerns about twitter's commitment to providing a safe space for users with robust content, moderation. it comes down to safety. it comes down to hate. it comes down to lies. >> but also it comes down to what you know, is twitter going to protect the private non publicly available information, but their users, dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> vaping company juul has announced hundreds of layoffs is part of a cost-saving plan. the company will cut its operating budget by 40%. a total of 400 jobs will be eliminated. the announcement comes as the company deals with lawsuits, government bans and increasing competition for its electronic cigarettes. in a statement given the kron 4 news, a spokesman for juul says to further secure the company's ability to continue moving forward. we're also and are taking a reorganization, including the difficult but necessary step of separating from any valued colleagues. looking ahead, juul labs remains committed to advancing its mission of harm reduc

contrary to what you may read in the but jessica gonzales with free press isn't buying the actions he took today to sort of cruelly dismissed by email half of its staff. show that he has no intention. of protecting the integrity of. twitter's content, moderation system. dan kerman kron. 4 news musk also change the bio on his twitter profile. again, it now reads twitter complaint hotline operator. >> he appeared for an interview at an investor conference today. worry talked about making cheaper electric cars ambitions to go to mars. he didn't comment on the layoffs. >> another big story tonight. the latest jobs report is an and the u.s. jobs market to remain strong. despite the federal reserve's best efforts to cool down the economy. our grant lodes is here to tell if this is good news or bad news grant. >> well, the white house is certainly characterizing a strong labor market as say, welcome news for struggling americans. however, the report also guarantees that the federal reserve will continue to raise interest rates as it tries to squash inflation. last month, the u.s. economy add

gonzales has 5 t, enjoying this new england university scholar eunice williams says that western attempts to secure peace in this a how actually made the situation on the ground much worse since 2014, when the bar can operations started, things have gone from bad to worse, and then we realized today that this the, the way this whole situation has been handled, has led to further stages integration, terrorism chaos. i think this whole country, it's high time. did they get organized and look for ways to cooperate among each other, to serve their own interest in the interest of their population? i think what happened in molly when, what's happening? i'm booking a parcel is, has some sort of postcolonial reflexes in the sense that these countries have, are tied from the, the former colonial powers. you haven't seen any.

ground and even maybe strike a blow to with then effort to undermine the attendance development gonzales at 4 r t ingeniously. also this week packet sounds, former prime minister emron khan was shot in the leg during protest. march, he was leading to the country's capital of islam. about the gunman was detained by authorities and confessed that con, was his target. ah, this aspect allegedly admitted he'd acted alone. however, it's unclear whether his statement was taken under rest. local media footage showed con with a bandage leg as he was moved to another vehicle by his security team. and a warning here you may find the following images disturbing. as senator and senior member of cons, party was also caught in. the gunfire claimed one of con supporters was killed in the shooting. cons manager, along with a former governor, were also hit, bringing the total number wounded in the attack to 7 the countries and come in prime minister issued a statement condemning the incident and calling for an immediate investigation. we heard from witnesses at the march. i was standing just behind him, r

gonzales at 40. and jonathan or political sociologist, arts new england university units are bo you. he says that western attempts to secure peace, nathaniel of only exacerbate to the situation since 2014, when the bar can operation started. things have gone from bad to worse. and then we realized today that this, the way this whole situation has been handled, has led to further stages integration, terrorism chaos. i think this whole countries, it's high time, did they get organized and look for ways to cooperate among each other, to serve their own interests. in the interest of their population, i think what happened in molly when, what's happening, i'm booking a parcel is, has some sort of postcolonial reflexive descent that these countries have, are tied from the, the former colonial powers. they haven't seen any positive things coming from all these interventions. and now this switching sides to new partners, maybe they can get better security and better development through these new policies. so

let's not discuss with turkish political scientist, sonata gonzales and many thanks for joining us on the program. so i'd love to get your take on the turkish theory minister's criticism of the condolence is expressed by washington. what do you think a source to follow? i am completely agree with things to solar, the industry for interiors that i think all, i think also the churches nation, almost the entire churches nation. agree with him. because we know that united states providing veterans tool to p k k r, who organize this terrorist attack in the middle of the stumble against civilians. we know that united states is a financing p k. k. not just in north of syria, but also in the, in the different, the different countries even inside of turkey. and it's just not known that they start to financing these organizations. there's organization almost 4 for to years now. now on that they are sporting military li, financing, and politically to stay with this organization. so i think you, mr. sola statement is the correct statement. and i think the turkish people purchase nation are also t

. >> reporter: that is exactly why stossel gonzales is here. >> go out the gate right now. >> reportereteran of the bta, the top bus driver trainer. today, he is taking one of the agency's newest recruits out on the road.

hear from the experts later this hour but to begin, joining me tonight, steve, father of kaylee gonzales. thank you for joining us tonight. we continue to grieve with you and your family and we hope to get answers for you. when was the last time you talked with law enforcement about the case? >> we just had a vacation, law enforcement told me they were going to drop off little bit and not to expect the same type of communication had gone before and pass it on to another person so it was wednesday 5:00 p.m., the last time he reached out to me. it's rough. >> what are they telling you? >> they are telling me, they can't tell me much which is frustrating because i've been trustworthy. i do know things in heaven shared things. we are the same family who found the original timeline, the same family who broke into the ph phones. we tried everything in our ability to try to get into the system because a court order is not the fastest thing so we broken and did what we did. family passwords we share so we broken and helped that so it's hard for me to give up as a father my protective ability. >>

and the meeting is actually quite improper, and up iden, angel gonzales. this is the muslim mission view. sumption is that he is a nobleman, she, a commoner, but many puzzles of this picture can predict the realism of the details. his forearm is tangible and the tenderness of their almost touching fingers is true to life. instantly one that is left side india and he malachite, had session against the 15th century, was a time when painting actually a very strong relationship to the real world alone. and you see depictions of love like this one there, his little kite. but it also appears in the ugliness of other figures as one which are shown simply in the kind. and that makes it possible for the disciples of christ to have very rough physical features. all squished out at the end of as his end adequately. they looked though people who are made of flesh of dish acid from clinton as a d event in etc. the gospel story is brought back to earth and carried out by real people else who can also be ugly or can appear rough or have a strong emotional expression. qui

they used to be republicans who it's joey gonzales to be democrats who wouldn't steer. you've got that's gone. ok. the democrats around the last pro life person out of office that exists parts of the catholics. so you've got to competing forces where they were being a republican, mean something on all the key issues being a democrat, i mean something on the key issue. go back to 19 fifties and sixties that were southern democrats who were conservatives. and there were northern republicans who were liberals that sorted out, the 2 parties, our principal parties. and so there's going to be much more partisan and all disagreements are partisan disagreements weren't partisan already. logical, but they weren't partisan before. the 2nd part is the 2 parties are fairly evenly split. okay, i mean, this is a huge difference for from 1932 to 1994 and the republicans capture the house and senate. the republicans were elected to control congress for 4 of 62 years. they weren't players. okay. there were the washington generals, and they never got to win ever and see at a one party st

pedro gonzales joins us tonight. how do you interpret this?'s only a few days ago but what you make of it? >> gibbons in florida don't vot the same way as mexicans in california what we can say is republicans improved in some places, but republicans still seem to maintain a hold of a majority of latino support across the country. these people are persuadable, they can remove. what was the gop ground game ahead of midterms? democrats do outreach in key places, they spend millions rewriting voting rules and regulations in their favor. the priority on the other hand are the political machine aroun kevin mccarthy was to target america first candidate like jo kent and washington and anthony sabatini in florida, because they were viewed as threats to his power. what was the gop vision and promised to americans? kevin mccarthy said entitlement reform, cuts to social security and medicare would be a top gop priority after midterms. also acquires getting another $50 billion for ukraine by january. so we cut grandma's social security check and we mail i

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on june 18, one gonzales from bakersfield, was found unresponsive at shoreline amphitheater in mountain view. he died one week later. that was denied an off-duty officer was beaten. officers believe the five men were involved in both incidents , somehow. only one of them is facing murder charges. >>> former president donald trump has just announced his third bid for the presidency. he made that announcement at his mar-a-lago estate in florida. he was speaking on how the by administration is roaming the u.s. stand in the world. several top back candidates lost in the midterms. the gop enthusiasm in washington has diminished. >> 2 years ago, we were a great nation, and soon, we will be a great nation again. >> he will start his third campaign strong with nearly $100 million warchest, and an army of loyal followers. democrats mourn, embracing the truck party will only lead to more failures. >>> three, two, one, boosters and ignition, and lift off of artemis 1. >> we love to see it. the artemis 1 mission blasted off from florida last night. the launch is a big step toward putting astronauts

tomorrow we are talk to tony gonzales. happy thanksgiving to you and yours. thanks for inviting us no your home tonight and every night. that's it for this "special report" fair balance wanted and unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" brian kilmeade on every show now. hey, brian. >> brian: thanks, bret. have a great thanksgiving. >> bret: you too. ♪ >> brian: president biden has done it untruths alienated ally not jill not barack. hunter the smartest man he ever knew? no, i'm talking about the media. yep, what pushed them over the edge was it the laptop being verified? was it the student loan handout blowing up? was it because inflation wasn't transitory? was it because al-qaeda is back in afghanistan even though the taliban promised not to let them back in afghanistan. was it because the claims about the border being secure was just flat out wrong? was it because the inflation reduction act actually inflated inflation. was it because he said he didn't decrease oil production but actually we are down a million barrels a day? no, no, no, no. they think he lied a

. >>> the longtime san francisco resident, mike gonzales says emotional on bowling eye. she brought her partner and 9-year-old, jj to the mission bowling club. this is a way she considers a safe space. >> this is why we are out tonight. we are continui reclaim, show our child that people get me out in the world and claim our space. that is what we have always done. i will try not to cry right now. >> reporter: the fundraiser followed the tragic weekend in colorado springs. it was on transgender day of remembrance. >> the person went to my day was orlando. it was a flashback to what has been happening. we work in the l.g.b.t.q. industry. we make children's books. the kind of hay that has been rolling around, we have experienced ourselves. >> reporter: and she and her partner run a book club. >> you're bound to have some experience. this year has been the worst. we have gotten more online harassed nan we have ever received. we see this happening in the clubs again, it makes me want to buckle down and be like, we really need to teach our kids that we belong, and this is our

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bush, alberto gonzales. he is kcurrently a dean at belmont college of law. thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. you heard the former president level all kinds of accusations against the justice department, saying this was a horrendous abuse of power. it's not out of character for him to get pebble like that. what is your reaction? >> to his remarks or the decision by attorney general garland? >> take your pick. >> okay. i think the attorney general made a wise decision. obviously, the decision app appointing a special counsel is fairly objective. but based on the notion you want to protect the integrity, you want to protect the confidence of the american people, and the investigation by the department of justice, it makes sense. i agree in a there was a fundamental shift when they were going to seek the presidency and combine that with the expectation that the person that appointed merrick garland is likely to seek re-election. that's a fundamental shift, as well. i can support and understand the reasons why a special counsel would be appointed. wi

the police are still searching for the weapon used in the murders of kaylee gonzales, madison, ethan and kaylee. and the details they say critical to their investigation. kaylee's father said he hasn't gotten an update since before thanksgiving and he's tired of being left in the dark. >> they are kind of just telling me they can't tell me much, which is frustrating to me because i've been very trustworthy. >> brian: with no answers from the police the community members are concerned for their own safety but they want to reassure the public they are doing all they can to find answers. >> we recognize there is fear in the community and ultimately, there is a person of persons either in our community or someone else's community who -- as we are gaining a picture of what occurred, i think we will be able to hopefully ascertain kind of the facts in the case and come up with some sort of idea. >> authority say they've come through thousands of tips with 150 interviews around the community as the investigation continues. the university of idaho with a vigil this thursday for all of them pe

we will have more on special report including interview with texas report republican tony gonzales.e university students police have still not identified a suspect or found a murder weapon they are again asking the public for health. i mike emanuel please show me for a special port live at 6:00 p.m. eastern now back to "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back we have more mill questions get to this i'm cares about this on start with tyrus here's a quest facebook question from barbara. was the topic of the first show you did on fox? do member which showed was? >> obviously it was "the greg gutfeld show" in his riveting question for me was something about licking doughnuts and putting them back you flew me out for that? okay discussing next question. how does he feel about her licking the doughnuts? >> it's gross on curfew singer not you have a real problem why would you look summing up the back even my 2-year-old one do that they'd at least eat it rated [laughs] [laughs] there's no redeeming quality about it. there's no excuse for that. just looking into putting it back what is a

tomorrow we are talk to tony gonzales. happy thanksgiving to you and yours.night. that's it for this "special report" fair balance wanted and unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" brian kilmeade on every show now. hey, brian. >> brian: thanks, bret. have a great thanksgiving. >> bret: you too. ♪ >> brian: president biden has done it untruths alienated ally not jill not barack. hunter the smartest man he ever knew? no, i'm talking about the media. yep, what pushed them over the edge was it the laptop being verified? was it the student loan handout blowing up? was it because inflation wasn't transitory? was it because al-qaeda is

. >> reporter: that is why cesar gonzales is here. >> we will go out the gate right now. >> reporter: he is a 24 year veteran and a top bus driver trainer. today, he takes one of the agency's newest recruits out on the road. you may keep an eye on that person. >> reporter: this is part of the nine week boot camp giving rookies like jos÷ , the skills they need to safely steer a 40 foot long, 30,000 pound coach through silicon valley traffic. to make your driving a vehicle that is heavy, and you are carrying the most extensive cargo, which is humans. >> reporter: the need for drivers is a crisis. bus ridership is now on the rebound . never a shortage of up to 70 drivers. the impact is hitting people finding out the hard way that some bus routes don't have enough drivers, and wait times on those routes have doubled. >> i waited for more than 30 minutes. this morning, i was trying to ride the bus . it appears a message that it is taking longer. >> reporter: the goal is to recruit and train up as many drivers as possible. even a pay and benefits are good, and there's room for advancement i

medicine mocha and kelly gonzales both were wearing long sleeves and jeans talking to friends and orderingil. they were joined by underfunded young man. -- unidentified young match authorities have described a violent and bloodied murder scene. two minutes called police around noon on sunday that is when officers discovered the four murdered students. no signs of forced entry. police say the two other students that were killed were at a party on saturday night. police in the school have insisted that this was an isolated crime of passion. sean? >> sean: our prayers are with the family. we are learning tonight new details that missile that crashed in poland this week was likely fired by ukraine's air defenses and not the russian a to back that eases some concerns of some people of a major escalation in the war against ukraine. yesterday, joe biden sparked a lot of confusion after he refused to answer straightforward questions about the nature of this strike. take a look. >> reporter: mr. president, can you tell us what you know so far of the explosion? >> president biden: no. [overlapping s