. >> jeff jennings. a resident there whose house was destroyed. by the tornado. he's also the father of a cnn political commentator scott jennings. who shot this video. jeff joins me on the phone. from princeton, kentucky. thank you for talking with us. i'm so sorry for the loss of your home. >> thank you. i'm glad to be here. >> now, your son, scott, spoke to cnn earlier. and he said he was so shocked when he first pulled up to the remains of the family home. he wasn't sure he was at the right place. because of the total devastation. what were your thoughts when you first saw your home after this tornado hit? >> well, to be honest, you can see video time after time of the super-cell tornados. coming through towns and cities. until you see the homes of your neighbors, friends, family and your own home, that has been hit by one of these, you have no idea how overwhelming it is. to experience that. >> i can imagine. you were not actually in your home at the time. where were you when the tornado came through? how did you get through this safely? >> actually, i watch

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jeff zeints and jen psaki say a covid mandate for domestic travel is on the table.sident accused having two set of rules, ordering restrictions for traveling to the u.s., potential mandate for domestic travel. no rules if you walk in across the border. kelly o'grady has more on new travel restrictions. good to see you, kelly. reporter: good to see you too, liz. the biden administration did announce new travel measures for international travel today and these restrictions come just days after banning travel from those eight southern african nations this is really just a lot of hurdles for the airline industry all at once. now the biggest change comes with all travelers coming into the united states including returning americans must now test within 24 hours instead of 72 before boarding flights, regardless of their vaccination status or country of departure. the transit mask mandate is extended through march 18th. the administration requires private health insurers require 100% of rapid at home test costs. one concern is whether countries or airports will have the in

so, jeff, yesterday, while discussing the president's upcoming speech, jen psaki seemed to somewhat clarify the vice president's statement saying, we are prepared for the rising case levels and potus will detail how we will respond to this challenge. he will remind americans that they can protect themselves from covid-19 by getting vaccinated and getting their booster shot when they are eligible. i'm just -- why do you think the administration felt they needed to elaborate in this way, to really kind of clarify? >> because they had to do damage control. what vice president harris said there is completely off-message for this administration. it did put a little bit of a lens, perhaps, into what was going on last summer. i don't think it's probably wrong to say that they didn't see delta coming. scientists, perhaps, but the administration, you'll recall, in june and july, the president specifically, was saying that by the fourth of july, we should be not done with the virus, but in a really good place. and of course, then delta came. i think after delta came, the reality of these variants mut

jeff, let me start with you. we heard from jen psaki that the speech will be about three things, the benefits of being vaccinated, how they'll increase testing and access to testing, and also the risks that people will face as being unvaccinated. are we expecting to hear anything new because those three topics we've heard from the white house before. >> victor, we aren't necessarily expecting to hear anything new except the white house continue to go draw a line as they have been trying to do between the vaccinated and the unvaccinated. again, making the play that this is not like march of 2020, even though some sporting events have been cancelled, broadway shows have been dark. of course the concerns may feel the same but the white house is trying to make clear this is a different situation, and i think also strikingly, the white house press secretary saying that this is not a lock down speech in her words, the white house is mnot going to go down that road. they are going to try and draw a distinction between vaccinated and unva

jen ps psaki. that speech comes tomorrow here at the white house, wolf. >> jeff zeleny, thank you very much.ll of this with a key player, the chair of the congressional progressive caucus, representative pramila jayapal. thank you so much for joining us. at one point, you reportedly sat down with senator manchin for what was described as a three-hour private dinner. did you see his announcement yesterday on fox news coming or were you stunned? >> wolf, it's good to see you. i did sit down with senator manchin. i don't know if it was three hours, it might have been two hours, and it wasn't a dinner. but we had a very good conversation. i will say i left most of the negotiating to the president and to the white house. they were the ones negotiating with the senator. we continued to speak over the next couple of weeks. we spoke several times, and he called me this morning. it was a complete stunner, a complete shocker, because the president told me that senator manchin had committed to that framework, that the president unveiled to us right before he went to cop26, and that was the framework th

jeff. thank you. sandra. >> sandra: live from the white house. jento the microphone after that big miss on the jobs report for november. we are going to dip in here and listen. >> and how much more quickly we moved to that unemployment rate. after the great recession, it took nine years for the united states to reach a 4.2% unemployment rate, just to give you a sense. the unemployment rate is dropping even more, even as more people are reentering the workforce and it looking for jobs, that is good news. there's no doubt that the biden economic agenda is getting people back to work. in november, we added an additional 210,000 jobs for a total of 6 million jobs in the first ten full months of the president's administration. that is a record for new president. wages are also up. thanks to the american rescue plan, the president and congressional democrats delivered significant tax cuts for families raising kids. on average, americans have about a hundred dollars more in their pockets each month than they did last year. even accounting for higher prices.

every public entity including power school board, cameron parish, jeff davis parish, the port of lake charles and the city of jennings have numerous public assistance applications still outstanding from the 2020 hurricane. this delay in funding has real world consequences that forces a smaller local government entities to attempt to fund recovery efforts [inaudible] very slim margins of revenue and the leverage streams. on fact after year after these initial insistent are still awaiting public assistance that they qualify for, in some cases even to have fema inspectors coming to praise the dame damage a year later. that is shameful. administrator criswell as a biden administration official, to participate in oversight hearings and the first as congress, i appreciate you being here. i look forward to our discussions, but fema's response to the 2020 and 2021 disasters is an issue within itself. but our overall federal response is always seemingly late, while politicians and bureaucrats discuss the need for better mechanisms to respond to these disasters, the answer is definitely not to create more bureaucracy, and bure

jeff wilson's first touchdown run of the season. a five-yard scamper. 9ers up 14. wilson goes over 100 yards rushing. jimmy g on his game today. no picks, no sacks, and a touchdown pass to jenningse 49ers beat the falcons 31-13. they remain the sixth saed in the nfc with an 8-6 record. >> guys locked in today. you felt it throughout the week, too. just a big game. you know? nfc opponent, playoff picture and everything like that. it's december football so we knew what we were in for. >> go out there and make plays and early in the season, just turn the ball over like way too much. and we just stopped doing that. >> i am glad we got this one here. glad we got last week but it's still the same deal. we got a game here in four days and, um, it is going to come down to the wire for all these teams. >>> and the 49ers will hit the road. they will be at tennessee on thursday. all right. the warriors will be without starter andrew wiggins tomorrow night against the kings. wiggins, who is vaccinated, has been placed in the nba's covid health and safety protocol. jordan poole is also in the protocol and will miss the game at the chase center. college hoops. stanford hitting the court again

jeff van drew, he's a member of homeland security and transportation and infrastructure committees. it's a pleasure to see you. thank you for being here. what do you make of the white house is surprised, jens at these briefings. i don't know what she is talking about. i mean, in all fairness to joe manchin, he has been as clear as day about how he has been struggling with this bill as many folks are because it's terrible public policy, because it's going to create inflation. not create inflation, really make the inflation much more severe. because it's going to increase costs. because it is going to force people actually to pay for abortions, regardless of how you feel about right to life or right to choose, americans generally do not feel they should pay for somebody else's abortion. energy costs are going to go up because of this. we're going to hire over 80,000irs agents at over $80 billion to go into your bank accounts because of this. it's the list that goes on and on. we're going to have am a necessity for undocument -- amnesty for undocumented. we're going to give the undocumented money and we don't know what else. i'll tell you a funny story. there's something in there for 2 and-a