eleanor holmes norton. if you are not familiar with the name, she is a congresswoman from washington, d.c. and nancy pelosi's topic to chair the transportation committee. but this potential appointment has hit a bit of a speed bump, you might say. as it turns out holmes norton can't even drive a car. no, i'm being entirely serious. this is actual footage of holmes norton repeatedly crashing her car into a parked vehicle two of them and walking away. see how there is diagonal. other cars diagonal in one direction. she is diagonal in the other. keeps hitting the brakes hitting the gas and the brake and hitting the car next to her. watch the whole video it's amusing and depressing. now, did she learn how to use a car from austin powers? >> pete: i mean, it's an oldy, but it's a goody, all joking aside, this is actually kind of serious stuff. the potential chairwoman of the transportation committee can't drive. and she is not the only democrat who needs a trip to the dmv. you remember when transportation secret

a year ago . woman behind me is delegate eleanor holmes norton. she is a representative from washington d. c. she has it vote in committees, but because dc is not a said she doesn't have a vote when it comes to a major congressional legislation. but the point is, this is a group that is trying to celebrate the, the conquest, the victory rather of democracy. a year ago, and there are hundreds of people here. you'll notice not only is it a different sounding grammar, they look different. they're on like the crowd last year. these people are all wearing masks, are most of them are even though they're outside. and this is one of the few visuals, it's actually here on them all the national mall in washington. today, there are 350 vigils supported by the same organizations all across the us far. but in a little bit, we're going to go to the d. c. j. in the next hour, you're going to see the opposite people who were supporting the insurrection as standing outside of the jail here. and at 35 sites from hawaii to florida, supporting the trumps or borders w

. >> reporter: eleanor holmes norton sent a letter to the postal service about the delays in d.c. >>?al service is ramping up operations, setting up 43 centers where they will pack and ship the tests and hiring more than 7,000 temporary workers. many of them still staffed from the holidays. usps said their mitigation plans continue to play well during omicron, adding 90% of first-class mail was delivered on time in the first week of january. >> well get those test kits where they belong, providing the test kits get to the post office. >> reporter: don't expect overnight delivery. the white house predicts most will ship in 7 to 12 days and not until late january. the tests should be used in three situations. if you have symptoms, five days after exposure, or before gathering indoors with high-risk people. >> order the tests before you need them. if they wait until they have an issue, by the time the tests arrive, the optimal time for testing may well have passed. >> reporter: dr. william schaasc schaafer in authority on immunization practices. >> you will have to find testing resources

democrat congresswoman eleanor r holmes norton said she may call transportation secretary pete buttigieg chain cargo trains looted in l.a. by thieves. is this a serious push? is that going to happen? >> we'll see, you know things are bad even the democrats are calling on the secretary of transportation to even show up. secretary pete may still be on paternity leave. he has been absent most of the crisis. the crisis continues to get worse. it is intersecting with another crisis which is the crime wave sweeping the nation. this isn't just amazon prime boxes being robbed off of trains in a script out of the 1hundred's, we have cops and kids getting killed across the country. california may be the worse this, is happening in my home state of wisconsin. we had record number of homicide in milwaukee last year with 197. six people were killed yesterday. from chicago to new york, organized retail theft and violence against cops is getting worse. americans don't feel safe and it is a direct result of the defund the police policies we've seen, the push on the front from the democrats and soft on c

. >> what delegate eleanor holmes norton is worried about though is consistency. d.c.'hink it should include workers. >> overall norton thinks the mandate is working and lawmakers on the hill should butt out. >> frankly we are tired of people interfering with the -- >> that's probably wishful thinking, bret, as kentucky senator rand paul introduced a bill to kill d.c.'s vax mandate just this week. bret? >> bret: aishah, thank you. up next, the panel on my interview with senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and senator klobuchar but reaction to yesterday's presidential news conference. first, here is what a couple of our fox afill i can't say around the country are covering tonight wfxt in boston drops case against the massachusetts institute technology professor accused of concealing research ties to china. federal prosecutors say they could no longer meet the proof in chin's trial. this is a live look at new york. one of the big stories there tonight from fox 5 our affiliate ralph lauren unveils team u.s.a. opening ceremony uniforms for next month's olympics in bay i

democrat representative eleanor holmes norton is calling for a hearing into this.y pete buttigieg as you know last year was accused of being absent during the supply chain crisis. she wants him to come to the hill and testify. >> this has gotten completely out of hand. i'm going to ask for a hearing on this matter because nothing has been done about it. >> thieves show no signs of letting up. we see a blame game going on. the railroad company pointing the finger at lada george gascon saying its agents have made hundreds of arrests but less than half are booked and some released in less than 24 hours. house republicans blaming democratic policies and have asked the d.o.j. to step in. the d.a. says it's not my fault. he is throwing blame back at union pacific saying the company has filed fewer cases over the years accusing them of not properly locking up their trains. it is very telling that other major railroad operations in the area are not facing the same level of theft at their facilities as union pacific. progressive representative jimmie gomez skeptical how wid

democratic congresswoman, eleanor holmes norton is calling for hearing, she wants transportation secretarying missing in action during the inflation crisis. she wants him to come to the hill and testify. >> this is gotten out of hand and indeed i'm going to ask for hearing on this matter because nothing has been done about it. >> as thieves show no signs of letting up receipt of blame game going on the railroad company is pointing the finger at l.a. da george gascon the company alleges its agents have made hundreds of arrest but less than half are booked and some are released the less than 24 hours. house republicans also blame democratic policies in california and they asked the d.o.j. to step in but the da says it's not his fault he is throwing the blame at union pacific say the company has filed fewer cases over the years and accuses them of not properly locking up their trains. he said this, it is very telling the other major railroad operations in the area are not facing the same level of theft at their facilities as union pacific. progressive l.a. representative jimmy gomez is skepti

said, hey, we live closer to the capitol than any other member of congress other than eleanor holmes norton. tabitha offered to come and hank, who is married to my older daughter hannah, came. >> you wanted to come for support. >> correct. >> when were you sitting when you realized something was going on? >> so we were in steny hoyer's office, which as you said, is close to the room we're sitting at today. and we were there pretty much all day. and you know, what you see on the news, it's a lot of shock and everything's happening at once. but for us, it was just a normal day. and we were there and we were kind of looking out the window, and seeing the chaos build. and we really didn't know what was going on. there were points where we were concerned but then we kind of went back to what we were doing. and it really wasn't until we heard the rioters actually break inside the capitol that we were, like, whoa. >> you were evacuated, you were separated then. you were aware they were in steny hoyer's office. is it true you both ended up under the desk in hoyer's office? >> yeah, so yeah, we -- a

here's congresswoman eleanor holmes norton. >> we're talking about apples and oranges.o get into restaurants have been shown to be a problem. >> reporter: yeah. so they want to stop the counterfeit vaccination cards out there, stuart. so norton also wants those lawmakers on the hill from other states to just butt out, just butt out of d.c.'s business, she says. [laughter] stuart: i'm not eating in any restaurant if i have to present my papers and an id to get in the door. thanks very much, that was a good story. we appreciate it, thank you. i'll calm down. >>> president biden calls the supreme court's blocking of the vaccine mandate on big business a mistake. watch this. >> the supreme court decision can, i think, was a mistake. but you still see thousands and thousands of people who work for major corporations having to be tested as a consequence of the decision made by the corporation, not by the standard. stuart: okay. the attorney general of the state of west virginia, patrick morrissey, joins us again today. mr. attorney general, it's always good to see you. thanks

when the -- and also, thank you, my dear colleague eleanor holmes norton in all you've done in that, and i want to thank the witnesses for their testimony today. when the united states constitution was drafted to include the words, we the people, end quote, and men and didn't mean women at all. with the passage of the 19th amendment, women gained the right to vote. however, this particular milestone has proven insufficient to bring equal opportunity to women across america. to this day, despite making up more than half of our population, women still earn less of what men earn for the same job. and this disparity is even worse for women of color. it's past time to ratify the equal rights amendment which would guarantee equal rights for women under the constitution. and i'm a proud supporter and co-sponsor of hj 17, which would remove the arbitrary line of 1972 for ratification of the equal rights amendment. now that 38 states have passed the amendment, all that remains is for congress to approve this bipartisan legislation. ms. milano, "the guardian" reports that the wage gap between