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yes, kari, a crash reported out of the altamont pass, as you come into livermore it's at north greenville. that crash was just blocking one lane, a couple minutes ago chp said they blocked all lanes temporarily, that usually means a couple of minutes so we'll track that closely. it should be reopening traffic flow any minute now but we'll give you an update in a few. there's still that closure of highway 84 going through alvarado niles. you expect that one, not the big backup at the altamont. a couple of crashes in san jose i'm checking as well. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. 4:31. >>> a story developing overnight the new york attorney general's office opened a criminal investigation into the trump organization. a spokesperson saying "we have informed the trump organization that our investigation into the organization is no longer purely civil in nature." the investigation comes from michael cohen, a source tells nbc news cohen testified to congress in 2019 that trump provided incorrect valuation of assets in official tax documents. so far no comment but the former president h

westbound 580 at greenville. this is as you work into the pass this morning.t least one lane blocked as a result. see something red on the sensors. traffic is slow as you head through this area. activity on the right shoulder and the right lane. it's slow from that point to all the way on 205. coming out of tracy. the brake lights there. all the way to where that trouble spot is. they will temporarily shut down the lanes to clear the crash. 58 minutes now is your travel time. basically an hour to go westbound 580 from 205 toward 680. there is a wind advisory in effect for the pass. keep that in mind as well as you navigate through there this morning. i went ahead to the south bay. northbound 880 at that connector to 101. at least one lane blocked to -- reported by chp. this is due to flooding in the area. the two right lanes are shut down. they just issued a sialert. is is northb 880 right at nes arblocked there. puddling in the ro a ed it caungckup . ad101 as well as 880 where babridge but no derays out of the east bay into san francisco. it is 4:50. time to

westbound 580 right at greenville. that's where a crash is stuck in the right lane and shoulder. >>> the live news desk and let's take a live look at sfo where you can soon be able to hop on a plane to europe. european union countries just degreed to ease coronavirus travel restrictions for noneu travelers. this would basically loosen the guidelines and determine some countries to be deemed safe. that's what you would be able to travel to europe without being vaccinated. other countries would need proof you that are fully vaccinated the list of which countries qualify is expected to come out later this week or sometime next week. based on the data from the eu, cdc the united states would not meet the new guidelines for coming in no questions asked but vaccinated americans would be welcome in europe. they are expected to have an emergency break-in place to limit the risk of variants entering because we know thing was that coronavirus situation are changing day by day. >>> fire crews cleaning up a house fire in san loren

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'd to greenville. south of those of us. who are crucial 'd is. the lead good something good for you we share a lot. and that was major general ogier island speaking to the news earlier while many israelis are dismayed by the renewed bloodshed w. reporters have been out on the street asking people what they think is behind the latest deadly escalation. and we feel very bad it's very not nice with kids and even the flowers thing go it's very hard to do a sham they don't want us to stay here and they want us to go on and it's over and over again all the time like every year we have the same situation they send rockets a lot of rockets every night you can see you are in these are all right now we need to protect ourself what can we do it commitment is a civil uprising is not something that happens all of a sudden. it's something that bruise under the surface and at some point it erupts and i think that the years under binyamin netanyahu has control over israeli society under his leadership of hatred and incitement this is what brought us to this poin

it's such a cool and clever technology, and we now have clear binding climate targets in the greenville gave us more ambitious target. we realize that these are not attainable with conventional combustion engine. we simply need different technology often under the pin number. on the other hand, the global market for hydrogen and synthetic fuels made from his growing scientists, found water institute calculate that the market volume will reach up to a 102000000000. you're right. why 2030 and as much as 680000000000. you're raised by 2050. good prospects that in the hydrogen technology. in 10 years, many more of these vehicles looks to be cruising through the country. but it's still not a given hydrogen as a fuel because sounds great. the gas could one day play a major role in slowing global warming. still, it's not always the best technology. the width is the one that clinches market share and rides the network effect. some analysts, the warning of a bubble. the frenzy and hydrogen related stocks has companies trading at extreme prices based on expectations that their revenue will surge

, south carolina, des moines, iowa and provo, utah and in greenville the unemployment rate was 4.2% in march, well below the national rate of 6% that lunch, des moines the rate was 4.one%, provide one of the lowest unemployment rates, 2.5%. the payrolls in march set a record high. what do all those booming cities have in common? none of them are in blue states of the longer these trends continue the farther and the conservative parts of america will be. >> we have the strongest revenue anyone has ever seen in the state. the economy is performing well, people are happy and as you know there are people moving here because they want with of freedom. >> our kids of been in school all year, doing well, the fastest growing economy in the country. >> rocking and rolling last night, the truest part, unbelievable environment, 100%. >> you bet. of course all of this has republicans amped up for 2022 with red state governors are doing is working. so the gop is unifying behind winning policies in states like utah. in florida, georgia, texas, south dakota they are bringing a message of freedom and

kelly, a forensic pathologist in greenville, photographs of the scene, ballistics and trajectory report, analysis of weapons and shell casings, the law enforcement records of the deputies involved, video footage of the body cameras at the scene, and the crime scene report. in addition i have met or had telephone contact with jason godfrey practically every day since april 21, 2021. agent godfrey and i viewed the trajectory rod analysis performed by agent candace peagram and assisted by evans and style on april 22, 2021. further, i sought advice and counsel from numerous elected district attorneys around the state who have had recent experience with officer involved shooting cases. there are 14 houses near 421 perry street, and each location was canvassed for evidence and witnesses. four civilians provided statements to law enforcement. ms. williams stated she lived in the vicinity of 421 perry street and heard gunshots from inside of her residence. she further stated that after hearing the first shot, she exited her home, went down the street and saw the remainder of the shots being fir

. >> what happened in greenville, ma'am? >> we were holding each other's hands, and that's it.al. >> so you're repenting in the e-mail, at least, for holding his hand? >> yep. >> but the work trips together continue, and the emotionally charged e-mails intensified. hemy wrote words like, marry me. i love you. and this. >> betrayal and anger is not about what you parentheses we did, it's a cop-out. it's about how you felt what we wanted. how you felt when we looked at the stars in tahoe, when we woke up friday morning in denver, when you took my hand and nestled your head on my shoulder. did that happen? >> did what happen? >> did you wake up together in denver and tahoe? >> no. >> andrea might not have known it, but during this time, hemy, like a moonstruck teenager, was confiding in a real estate agent friend named melanie white. >> he would get an e-mail from her, and he'd be so excited because it had a smiley face at the end of it. >> the friend testified that hemy shared with her all the messages he'd received from andrea. to melanie's eyes, andrea wasn't pushing hemy away

, south carolina, or greenville, north carolina, how long will that last?ill last through the weekend, early next weekend to crank it up they cranked it up today i don't think they can get it going full capacity. if they can get it going by the weekend, i think they can recover by midweek next week it's a process, if they bring it back on, everything is working correctly. that's a huge massive undertaking. they've never shut the whole thing down before. i'm sure they'll have problems here and there i think they're working hard, i hope, to get it going. >> now, you may not be a cyber security expert, david, or you might be, who knows, i don't know what you do in your personal life. i'm going to ask you to speculate a little bit you may tell me to buzz off which is this, you mentioned they switched to the summer driving blend where they drain the inventory. either it's just a stroke of massive luck about the timing of this or whoever is behind this may have picked the exact best in their case, worst in your case, timing to do this, correct because it was alre

it is jammed because of a crash in the center divide west 580 at north greenville.f you joined in from vasco out of brentwood and discovery bay you're just fine. west of there is at speed. no problem for the rest of contra costa county or alameda county. the south bay where north 101 has this jam up approaching 880, reports of flooding there, and a live look northbound side does show a smooth drive just north of alum rock where things start to jam up and it should be clear i'm told within the next half hour, but we'll still watch for the right two lanes that are blocked. back to you. >> all right, sounds good, thanks, mike. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," another tesla driver in trouble with the law. the reason wisconsin police say they had to follow him for two miles before pulling him over. its message they want all tesla drivers to hear this morning. >>> and our team always on social media, hey, i took a little trip to tahoe and truckee this weekend, spending time with friends, riding bikes, walking, mountain biking, that was so much fun and my legs are

one of those towns is greenville, south carolina.k at the photographs from your website as we are joined by roslyn. caller: good morning. host: good morning. if you could turn the television down because we are getting an echo. caller: i want to say i turned on washington journal this morning and i was excited when i saw west virginia. i can't believe it. i got a congressman, the congressman of the first district of west virginia, that happened in the 1960's. i am in elderly woman and i note that was in -- know that was in 1960 and they gave me a national courtesy award. that was the industrial region of the united states, the heart of the rich industrial region. congressman arch a. moore, jr.. i also got the state of west virginia's -- it was the governors corporation. that was in the 1960's, also. host: thanks for calling. you can share her excitement for west virginia. guest: people are loyal. in the 1970's and 1980's, jay rockefeller was the governor of west virginia and a senator. west virginia has punched about its weight in ma

administration includes public loan forgiveness by the federal government, -- brenda is joining us from greenville, north carolina. your point of view on this? caller: thank you for taking my call. i'm very concerned. this is something they have opposed. where we stand in america, everybody's job is up in the air. they have already been to school for work, there is no work. they have to start with something new. why can't everyone start on the same page and reach out and help one another? there are people from other countries in debt. [indiscernible] let's help each other. let's help these young people get a fresh start. thank you very much. host: thank you, brenda. matt joining us from carmel, new york. -- caller: i support the idea of forgiving the loans, but i think we should approach this in a way, we have to fix this problem. one of the ways i think we could fix it is we have the students that are struggling to declare bankruptcy. if we do this we are allowing this so-called kind of free money because the way the loan is like free money, it would be better as to how to the students are going

trump will appear at a dinner june 5th in greenville. the speech will be closed to the media. former president has kept a relatively low profile since leaving office. in april, he spoke to a group of republican donors at his mar-a-lago estate in florida. >>> coming up a small plane crashed in the mountains. what happened to the people on board. >>> and barred from belmont, w k this is the "cbs morning news." suspended from racing in new york. this is the "cbs morning news." ...and other key essential nutrients... ...it's a tasty way to conquer your day. try centrum multi gummies. now with a new look. saturdays happen. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. you love rich, delicious ice cream. but your stomach doesn't. that disagreement ends right now. lactaid ice cream is the creamy, real ice cream you love that will never mess with your stomach. lactaid ice cream. your heart is at the heart of everything you do. thaand if you havess witheart failure,. there's a medicine specifically made fo

robert and greenville, north carolina, an independent. go ahead. caller: yeah, congressman. do you believe the election was fair? guest: well, thanks for the question. i can speak from the perspective of the election in texas, and i do believe it was fair. i've had a number of questions about things that have been raised along the way and i hope we will get a full accounting of all of those issues. it is important that people do feel confident in the election. if you do generalize across the country, there is a significant number of people who do have questions. i want those people to be put at ease, i want their questions to be answered, and i want people to have confidence in our system. host: how do you do that, coppersmith? -- how do you do that, congressman? guest: speaking from the perspective of the voting machines -- they can hack a pipeline or other structures that can be hacked on a network. the answer is yes. there is no reason to have a voting machine on a network. a paper ballot backup is necessary. i arrive, show my photo id, they run it through the processor,

it's such a cool and clever technology, and we now have clear binding climate targets, and the greenville gave us more ambitious target. we realize that these are not attainable with conventional combustion engine. we simply need different technology often. and again, on the other hand, the global market for hydrogen, synthetic tools made from it is growing scientists the found what the institute calculate that the market volume will reach up to a 102000000000 year right by 2030. and as much as 680000000000, you're raised by 2050 good prospects that in the hydrogen technology. in 10 years, many more of these vehicles looks to be cruising through the country. but it's still not a given hydrogen as a fuel because sounds great. the gas could one day play a major role in slow and global warming. phil, it's not always the best technology. the width is the one that clinches market share and rides the network effect. some analysts a warning of a bubble. the frenzy and hydrogen related stocks has companies trading at extreme prices based on expectations that their revenue will surge in the future

economic recovery including greenville, south carolina, des moines, iowa and provo, utah. provo has one of the lowest unemployment rates in the united states. pay rolls in march set a record high. what do all of those booming cities have in common? ding, ding, none are in blue states. the longer these trends continue the farther ahead the conservative parts of america will be. >> we have the strongest revenues anyone has seen. the economy is performing well. people are happy and there are people moving here because they want a whiff of freedom. >> our kids have been in school all year. they are doing well. we have the fastest growing economy. >> rocking and rolling last night at the park. 100% capacity. >> laura: you bet. all of this has republicans amped up for 2022. in florida, georgia and texas and south dakota, they are bringing a message of freedom and prosperity to the american people. democrats know they are in trouble. that's why they cling to this pandemic paranoia. when that stops working they shift back to climate change and racism. it's so predictable it's bori

virginia reportedly is personally liable for almost $700 million in loans from the now defunct greenvillecompanies took out the loans and he personally guaranteed them. shares of chinese food delivery giant rose more than 10%. the company unveiled unexpected quarterly results. also detailed plans for the government concerns about its business practices. the chinese government has been carrying out an antitrust investigation. investors in china are paying little attention to the governor's biggest crackdown on cryptocurrency trading since 2017. there has been a steady recovery on over-the-counter platforms chinese crypto traders have used since domestic exchanges were banned. that underscores the problems beijing may have had in trying to rein in a stec -- a speculative boom. i am laura wright. annmarie: thanks a much. we want to bring you live pictures. emmanuel macron and angela merkel are speaking together. there you have the french president. we did just hear from angela merkel who said germany and france will be donating 30 million vaccine doses. you see these european leaders coming

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. >> i'm off to greenville to pick up some -- whatever it was i have no idea.in a few days. >> did it make any sense to you? >> no. >> beautiful he replied. this time she did not text back. silence from kate except middle of the night herself phone paying out on james island, miles from her home. the cops surmised exclusive tower to her house could've been too busy for the call. but at 1:53 in the morning? when a chance, but andy savage? >> it's preposterous. they were looking for an explanation, plausible explanation consistent with their theory. that she voluntarily left. >> the middle of the night call, by the way, was to her voice mail. >> mailbox -- >> a voice mailbox at an jammed full four months. during which she never used it or called it. at all. so the question -- >> why would she call voice mail? she would not be doing that. >> only one conclusion can draw. >> somebody else was using it but where was kate now? as the one takes as she adjusted, she left town looking suggested for drugs? if that's what lovely meant. is that would lovely meant? at the m

what happens in my hometown of greenville, or my now hometown of lexington, what happens in senator anderson'sr spartanburg or york county with senator johnson, where did you go? do you want. you begin to see our communities each have different needs, and we each have a responsibility to recognize and meet those needs, to be the thought and light god has called us to be in our communities. we will talk more about that in a moment, but i would you share this one story it with you were finishing her salad. -- your salad. elections have consequences. we saw that in 2020. the consequence it had in south carolina was this. we left five seats to the conservative legislature, and that made a difference in what we can do when it comes to passing conservative policies that represent the values, the biblical, cultural values we believe in south carolina. ladies and gentlemen, that is because people showed up. they showed up at the polls, they said we are going to vote for those people who stand for our values, and when we see changes like that happen we see laws that take place. we passed a heartbeat bi

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. >> here with us to talk about it tonight, jason johnson, campaign -- overhead greenville, protestsof politics at morgan state university. and mike murphy, co-director for the political center of southern california. and they spare time, he's part of the whole -- podcast hacks -- so much to ask you, mike. do you think fred? -- frank luntz is right? republicans the mitch the big lie by saying no people believe that, and compare the opposite of what frank is talking about? and a third sub part, do we diminish the big lie by using that phrase as shorthand? should we be performing a better service by calling it every time the attempt to overturn a democratic election? >> well, i do like the last one best myself as somebody offended by the republican party who holds the salem witch trials for anyone here who believes that facts are important, and our democracy runs on. them your question on franklin's comment, i think it's half right. it's true, a big half of the republican base vote will tell you want to pull that the election was quite, quote, stolen. i'm not sure how much passion is b

i'm sure you will love the new greenville socialism and his weak appeasement foreign policy that will make the world and the united states less safe and less secure. let's see how long it takes before they start trashing you and your father again. and by the way, for the record you are not canceled. you were removed from leadership because you put your selfish agenda ahead of the party's agenda when the clock expired you from your leadership position for your failure to lead the agenda. you will likely be canceled, but it will be the people of wyoming that cancel you, but that's not till election day. plenty of time to soak in all the love from democrats under new friends in the media that were so kind and so loving to you and your family and your dad and your mom, just wonderful people. good luck with your new friends. we turn to a much more important story and that's joe biden's ongoing gas crisis now causing what is dire issues up and down the entire east coast of the united states. look at these maps.ow today over 50% of all stations in virginia, they ran out of gas. north carolin

kelly, a forensic pathologist at the brodie school of medicine from greenville, photographs of the scene, ballistics and trajectory report of cason reynolds, analysis of weapons and shell casings, the law enforcement personnel records of the deputies involved, video footage of the body cameras at the scene and the crime scene report. in addition, i have met or had telephone contact with jason godfry practically every day since april 21, 2021. agent godfry and i reviewed the trajectory rod analysis performed by agent candace pegram and assist bid rob evans and stephen style on april 22nd, 2021. further, i sought advice and counsel from numerous elected district attorneys around the state who have had recent experience with oufr ifficer ind shooting cases. there are 14 house nears 421 perry street and each location vased for evidence and witnesses. four civilians provided statements to law enforcement plchlt williams stated she lived in the vicinity of 421 perry street and heard gun shots from inside of her residence. she further stated that after hearing the first shot, she exited her hom

fox carolina in greenville, the state education superintendent to fire the entire school board in districtsny schools have been rated as underperforming. the law was signed by republican governor henry mcmaster after easily passing the house and senate. this is a live look at indianapolis from fox 59. one of the big stories there tonight, a crowd of 135,000 on hand for sunday's indianapolis 500, making it the largest sporting event since the start of the pandemic. he won his fourth title, the audience was about 40% of the speedway's capacity. that's tonight's live look beltway from "special report." we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sometimes you wanna go ♪ ♪ where everybody knows your name ♪ ♪♪ ♪ and they're always glad you came ♪ welcome back, america. it sure is good to see you. not everybody wants the same thing. wthat's why i go with. liberty mutual — they customize my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. 'cause i do things a bit differently. wet teddy bears! wet teddy bears here! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ more protection, more sun, more

eastern, 78% of gas stations in greenville, asheville, anderson, those are population for industry andses and families, when you find out 69% of their gas stations have run dry. when you see that that's happening and you don't take emergency action, yeah, they're putting some tankers on the road. you just saw him in an oval office the short time ago, he said i only want to talk about infrastructure. gas stations are infrastructure. i don't know many that run without electricity. you got a collision of energy points right there, and people fighting in line. if those people having to be democrats, bar the door in 2022. >> emily: the migrant search only getting worse as the border crossing reaches a two decade high. use of a musical only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ today let's paint with behr ultra scuff defense... so that you can live that scuff-free life. honey, i'm home! honey! scuff defense. i love our scuff-free life. behr ultra scuff defense. exclusively at the home depot. - [announcer] welcome to intelligent indoor grilling with the ninja foodi sm

one of those entrepreneurs --oil and vinegar in greenville, south carolina. they had a long and successful career at a culinary institute. mayor and her husband are now proud owners and business leaders making major contributions to their community. every single senator should stop and embrace her passion to pursue a dream. that is why i am introducing the gold entrepreneurship. it is focusing on stuff so that we can help and motivate more successful entre nous's who are in their golden years. new during offer to -- nurturing opportunities that require them to track the number and loans provided to senior code businesses. it offers tremendous opportunities in the gig economy. seasonal workers, and freelancers. in 2019, 30% of all contractors for 55 years -- were 55 years or older. they enjoy incredible high levels of job satisfaction. south carolina's supplements retirement income so that her flexibilities and independence that comes from being an independent contractor is really important to her. as americans continue to work longer, we need to ensure that t

flows and 580 smooth out of the altamont, a little slowing to the usual spot and things enaround greenville. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> apple is ready to square off with fortnite, the legal battle that will bring apple ceo tim cook into an east bay courtroom with a decision that may ultimately impact apps you download. >>> also just ahead, tesla ceo elon musk heads to twitter for feedback. how it could impact the upcoming appearance on national television. >>> but first, this young ceo kept her special needs staff on payroll through the pandemic. this coffee shop out east had to shut down and its staff many of whom have special needs were all sent home. now the ceo is talking about how the business adapted and actually grew thanks to a new idea. to see more, check out nbc lx, 11-15 over the air, channel 185 on xfinity cable or any time on lx.com. we'll be right back. this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. find your rhythm. your happy place. find your breaking point. the

greenville as the south carolina house votes to add the firing squad to the state's execution methods. the measure is meant to jump start executions in the state that used to have one of the busiest death chambers in the country. the bill requires death row inmates to choose between the firing squad and the electric chair if lethal injection drugs are not available. fox 11 in los angeles says more than 350 goats are being used to help protect the ronald reagan presidential library and museum from wildfire danger. goats eat the brush, creating a fire break between the natural vegetation and the facility. goats were actually credited for helping keep the library safe from wildfire in 2019. we remember, we were out there. and this is a live look at las vegas from fox 5. our affiliate out there one of the big stories there tonight as a clark county school district teacher is named the 2021 national teacher of the year. hulaian is aible pre-k through fifth grade special education settings and is an instructional strategist. so congratulations. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway

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i know talking to some of my constituents in spartanburg and greenville, they were waiting an hour in the line to try to figure out how to get gas in their cars to take their kids to school or go to the grocery store. you called the colonial pipeline hack a wake-up call for the country's cybersecurity vulnerability. i actually agree with that statement wholeheartedly. i think there is another wake-up call we are seeing as well, and i believe secretary jennifer granholm said it best last week when she admitted pipelines are the best way to transport fuel. that has to be a wake-up call for the administration that didn't condition with the excel pipeline within the first few weeks of the administration. do you agree with the secretary of energy when she says pipelines are the best way to transport fuel? >> of course it depends on the context. nobody is proposing we establish a pipeline that goes directly to every gas station or every community in the country. but for certain -- >> let me give you more context, then. do you think that the important comments by the secretary of energy as i

afterwards two or three carloads to the regiment were taken to the town of greenville about 30 miles from here and treated to a big dinner. it is a copperhead town or has been. i think the boys hardly did their duty while there for the town gave about 600 republican majority. and then another soldier said this yesterday was the state election here. and most of our regiment went down to the city and voted some of the boys voted 25 times each governor morton. the republican candidate was elected by a large majority. so the massachusetts men helped elect him. elections back then are a little bit different than what we experience. we do experience something that they experience then long lines. this is a line of men waiting to vote in new york city. i do want to point out here leaning against this lamp post as an african-american man in 1865 states plus new york allowed black men to vote and the reason i say plus new york is if you were a black man in new york you needed to own a considerable amount of property to be able to vote, but you can see here a very well-dressed assemblage of me

or example, the eu has developed policies that has remove nuclear energy from their greenville. as you, know our district has -- for power outage are critical for the eu goal of cutting -- on a weak financial footing. would it be possible for the united states to meet our climate change goals if we took a similar approach to nuclear as our european colleagues have? and maybe with, that if you could explain in the fight against climate change the eu appears to be taking this tool off the table. >> the nuclear tool off the table? >> yes sir. >> germany has very much taken it off the table. others have, not but you know, france provides about 70 something percent of all their power, 20% of our power comes from nuclear. and we have another nuclear plant, china is building five or 12 nuclear plants and they're trying to diversify a little bit. but nuclear has been off the table obviously for a number of reasons. it became an atomic all in the aftermath of a combination of fukushima, and chernobyl, and you know, the economics of it don't work at the current moment. on the other hand t

host: let's hear from barry in greenville, south airliner. caller: good morning. mother's day. i have been listening to miss carrie lukas. i am not trying to be to judgment. when i start hearing the words -- judgment till. when i stick -- judgmental. when i start hearing the words socialism -- i am not concerned about $1000 to get the same kind of day care. in the city government, you don't say he's rich so don't get his garbage. things worked out better when you add everybody as a whole to the system. they are paying taxes. they should get some benefits. whether they make $300,000 or $1 million. host: ok. we will let our guest respond to that. guest: i did not use the word socialism. i don't think that is what we are talking about here. we are questioning how best to provide support for families who need it. i appreciate the garbage analogy . when it comes to schools, that is to apt of an analogy. what we see with k-12 schools is something that should give us pause. public schools are supposed to be the great equalizer and having everybody go to the same school,

onto our discussion about unemployment and the job market, we hear from dave in greenville, tennesseefirst up. go ahead. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. host: you bet. caller: it looks as if the unemployment numbers are moving back toward pre-covid levels. joe's policies are interfering. host: ok, to candy -- ken in richmond, kentucky. go ahead. caller: good morning, sir. thank you. an opinion, of course, but i think what the unemployment benefits, how they conflict with the unemployment is that i think the unemployment is underpaying, and it goes with the people talking about a raise of $15 an hour minimum wage, i think if there was a $15 minimum wage, the unemployment problem would go away. in other words, if i am looking into service and going into business, and i'm only making seven dollars to nine dollars an hour, what this is telling us is that the minimum wage and the wage people make in the jobs they are talking about is insufficient. if the salary was a livable salary, and i am not talking republican or democrat, just as an american worker, if the salary was

let's go to kevin in greenville, texas. go ahead. who is unemployed. caller: hey, buddy, how are you doing tonight? host: doing fine, kevin. caller: good. hey, i'm a pipe welder and run my own truck and work in refineries, power plants, all the above. one of the biggest problems is i got laid off in may of last year. i didn't go back to work until pretty much march of this year. it wasn't for the fact i wasn't looking, there were no jobs to be had. the jobs that were out there the employers marked it down so much it cost more to be on the job sites because we travel to do it. and you know, it was more of, you know, you were spending more money trying to do work than you were making. everyone is talking about the unemployment rate and all the above. i've got hundreds of friends that are still sitting at home right now trying to find jobs because unemployment is the only thing that pays close enough to what they used to make to where they can still pay their bills. now we could all get up and go to work for $8 an hour somewhere and lose the money but tha

host: let's go to ruby, calling from greenville, south carolina. ruby, good morning. caller: good morning. nice to hear from "washington journal" c-span to give people a voice. my number one concern is that i do believe that the democrats are the losers. one of the reasons is that in the infrastructure bill, it says that i do not understand where it includes the black community. and the community that i am in is predominant black, rundown, homes of 3000 or $4000, or condominiums, and it does not include the black people here in the county. we are in rural areas that does not have the proper accommodation, the water, and things of that nature. they are putting this out. we cannot afford it, the banks are not in support of us, so i really need to know, why haven't the democrats really sat down and looked at a reparation bill for us? guest: it is true there is not a proposal from the administration for reparation, but there are reparation proposals and they will examine the issue in congress, but the caller is right that it will probably be a while before we see legislat

robert and greenville, north carolina, an independent. go ahead. caller: yeah, congressman. do you believe the election was fair? guest: well, thanks for the question. i can speak from the perspective of the election in texas, and i do believe it was fair. i've had a number of questions about things that have been raised along the way and i hope we will get a full accounting of all of those issues. it is important that people do feel confident in the election. if you do generalize across the country, there is a significant number of people who do have questions. i want those people to be put at ease, i want their questions to be answered, and i want people to have confidence in our system. host: how do you do that, coppersmith? -- how do you do that, congressman? guest: speaking from the perspective of the voting machines -- they can hack a pipeline or other structures that can be hacked on a network. the answer is yes. there is no reason to have a voting machine on a network. a paper ballot backup is necessary. i arrive, show my photo id, they run it through the processor,

i rise today because as of this morning at 9:00 a.m., 78% of the gas stations in my district in greenville and spartanburg, south carolina, were out of gas. my constituents are calling my office, hundreds at a time, requesting release. what has happened with the colonial pipeline, the cyber security attack, an attack from likely eastern europe, a group that calls itself darks is died, is seriously impacting the lives of my constituents. this congress has waited far too long to address our weak cyber security in the overall u.s. economy. we must take steps as a country, as a congress, to increase cyber security and protect our country from future attacks. i look forward to working with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to craft legislation to make sure that what's going on right now in the soviet doesn't happen again. thank you, mr. speaker. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the