deede keller was no longer missing. to meet with deede's family. >> it was just a wide range of emotions. there was almost some type of relief that they had found her, because we are starting to think at that point, how long could this go on? >> worst days of my life. one of the hardest days for my children. and all of her friends and her family. >> deede keller was dead at age 54. an autopsy showed she had been asphyxiated. and the clues that were and were not left in her car, were about to take this case back in a familiar direction. >> coming up -- just days before she was murdered, deede had a visit from a soccer. >> she said that she was in the shower, he pulled out of the shower, and they had this huge altercation. he was calling her every name under the sun. >> when dateline continues. namaste... ...surprise parties. aww, you guys. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... ...for 3!... ...so i can du more of the things i love. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific typ

keller of pennsylvania. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from pennsylvania. members will record their votes by electronic device. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? mr. mchenry: as the member designated by mr. long of missouri, i inform the house that mr. long will vote aye on amendment 2. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from illinois seek recognition? ms. kelly: as the member designated by mr. meeks, i inform the house that mr. meeks will vote no on the keller amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. nehls: m

keller. madam speaker, i rise to oppose president biden's unconstitutional vaccine mandates on our businesses. i believe this vaccine is effective, that's why i took it and reason my family has taken it. but i strongly believe that getting a vaccine should be a personal choice and not a mandated choice. the federal government has no right to mandate the vaccine on job creators or workers who are trying to struggle from this pandemic and get our supply chain working properly back again. the last thing they need is more government rules and regulations and that is all we are seeing out of this administration. the american people are fed up with government overreach in our lives. and i stand with so many of my colleagues to interviews this resolution which would officially strike down president biden's illegal, illegal vaccine mandate on our businesses. we will continue to fight back against president biden's war on american workers and i urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to stand wi

you are on with congressman fred keller. a. >> if i heard the congressmanriy didn't invite them to the table. do you really want to go to the table with the democrats? then the next cycle you don't call them to the table but do you want to come to the table? >> the issues we are discussing are not republicanan or democra. everybody is a representative. i am ann american representative in congress. that's my responsibility and i'm willing to work on legislation that benefits everybody across the nation and we should first look at it as whati are we doig for good public policy not representing one party or another but the american people. we are coming up on the debt ceiling. what we are looking at with the debt ceiling there's a lot of things that are rolled into this. we have the speaker and the president saying that theyhe wat to spend $5 trillion and it's not going to cost anything. then they make statements that this is debt from previous administrations. well, give me a number and let me knowon what the number is for the

fred keller?the first thing in getting the message out is making sure the leader and schumer weren't successful in ramming this through and we had time and the american people have had time to see what's in this. as leaders we need to be communicating the truth to everybody about what is in this bill and what it's going to cost and what it's going to do. that's what i do with my communications and the truth about it is, it's going to cost money. you can't say you're going to spend $5 trillion and it's going to cost zero and have no impact on it. the american people are thoughtful and hard-working, intelligent people and know when somebody is not telling them the truth. the truth of the matter is this package the democrats want to pass is going to add to our debt and put debt on our children and grandchildren and we need to be careful about the policies we want to put in place. we're concerned about our kids paying for their college debt. the next generation, if we go on this reckless spending path

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keller. mr. keller: we heard about the justification for this legislation and we are discussing older job applicants. just in the context i would like to add how well workers have been farring. according to the bureau of labor statistics, employment tripled from 1988 to 2018 while employment among younger workers grew one-third. people 75 and older, number of employed quadrupled to 1.8 million. labor force participation rate for older workers has been increasing. while participation rates for younger age groups declined or flattened. over the past 20 years, number of older workers grew 2 1/2 times faster than the number working part-time. full-time employees are the majority. 61% in 2018, up from 46% in 1998. these statistics paint a picture of rising full-time employment among older workers and do not portray discrimination. as the economy continues to recover. this is another democrat bill in search of a problem that will result in avalanche of class-action litigation against employers for usin

congressman fred keller, works to join us live the thanks for stepping out for a moment. before we get to the nuts and bolts what is it like in their? >> reporter: among the republicans which many of us on the house floor, i stepped out for a few moments, we are glad the leader is speaking to the american people and exposing what is in this bill. carley: he has been speaking for 7 plus hours. todd thought he could talk. certainly wins. we heard some moderate democrats waiting for the cbo score to come down are considering a yes vote. do you think this bill is going to pass today? >> hard to predict on this. i am hopeful after what the leader has done to expose what the speaker is trying to do, keep in mind what is in this bill. there is an 80,004 limit on state and local tax deductions. americans that are working and earning 70,$000 a year, living and getting the job done in what we all call high-priority or essential work. the other thing i would say to get to the budget score, they only funded some of these for a couple years, extended child tax credit for one year. som

latest now from london, the french interior minister geral damina took questions from reporters in keller. he's at a hospital there and he said the search in the area is continuing, and he gave us some detail. he said that he believes that there were a 5 of women among those who drowned and at least one young girl. but as to responsibility, he was very hard, he said it's, it's in the 1st instance, those of criminal smugglers as well as countries he said, which would not pulling their weight in terms of stopping smugglers, who he linked to drug trafficking across the continent as well. not doing their part in stopping them from enabling people to travel from, for example, the middle east, a prime minister boys johnson here in britain. similarly, he's called an emergency meeting or in the last few hours to react to what's happened. he has also expressed sympathy, but also called on greater efforts to were to fight against the what they call people smugglers. 3 white men have been found guilty of murdering our mode. are bery, who was chased down and shot dead in a georgia neighborhood last y

and so i think the key thing that they want to know is who's kellerable -- kellerable and what's going to be easy and hard and what can we get here suspect and that is a really critical consideration. you've seen the white house go through a really bruising fight related to infrastructure that's not completely over yet, right? because the whole biden build back better agenda is hanigan on in a reconciliation bill that's going to go by the slimmest of majorities. and you are starting to see some voices from within the senate. there are some democrats that want to see the brainard pick. they think that would be better on some issues. but you're also seeing some republicans coming out and saying yeah, you know what? even though there are some democratic skeptics about powell, we actually like powell. and we would prefer that to be the pick. so you are seeing this political jockeying right now. and i think that's a place where if you're really into the sort of -- you should probably look to the halls of the capital. manus: we have martin milone last week who pointed out that if it is leal

cherry an is pleading for help to find her son's keller. if anyone has any information please call authorities. jasper was in his car seat when a stray bullet hit him in the head. police believe there was a shootout between two cars in the other lanes. so northbound lanes, and one of those bullets went into the family's car and killed jasper. a gofundme page has been set up by the oakland chinatown foundation. this is the official page for the little boy. it's already raised $130,000. >>> governor newsom survived a recall election, now it's san francisco district attorney's chesa boudin's turn to try and save his job. today a recall election was certified. his critics submitted more than 83,000 signatures, 30,000 nor more than needed. a statement says we are confident sf voters will reject this republican-funded and entorsed effort as well. the recall is an attempt to reverse reforms that d.a. boudin has enacted to keep us safe and justice fairer. you can see all of the stories by going to our home page, nbcbayarea.com. simply search "boudi

so patriot or far right, poster boy keller, or martyr. whatever the jury decides, one thing is for shore. at a time when americans have never been so polarized, co written house has brought them together, only for them to realize just how far apart they really are. when he, thanks for joining us, they were naughty international. we're back at the top of their we're allowing ourselves to be more efficient quicker with our transactions. but with that comes a trade off. every device is a potential entry point for security into any machine. it's an extension of traditional time. the defenders have always been one step behind the attackers to partner with them. one comes option in the offering. it's not a matter of if it happens, it's a matter of when they're all driven by trainers shaped banks. concur some of those with theirs sinks, we dare to ask oh, i do so i know my oldest one did he definitely was admitted. mm hm. wow. you can run this, wrap up the blue light to see go to go to take a trade. so we can add something to fall back on becaus

recruit and training of the so called cubs of the keller shade was centrally controlled from rocca, the official capital of iceland to day in ruins. to create the new man who the organization dreamed of. iso relied on young people everywhere in iso covered his territory with military training camps, for child soldiers, several kilometers from the town. the memory of them still haunts the inhabitants. metty ella nod joined the syrian democratic forces. i so killed his uncle, his brother, and 2 of his cousins with hannah telling me i am not one of the little candidate hardy one i've had in my doom heidi. ah, he come normally. ha, i'm a social of ours to renew him. can we did good audio? can you talk on helen lumen up and thoughtfully hadn't true home come on to the bathroom, cassia? god, i mean, pollock, i luminated me on a thought, or you will look that she here. so whatever lyn latham on up to look at the sheet, i mean really can afford all moderate lip company and how to defeat with unless you count the value of foot in the liquor digit, the what, what animal mental, that actually the

charles keller, associated with the h.g.ells society, and i believe there's a lecture that he has done there. so again, this intersection of history and literature and science is a wonderful space to be. nancy vogt, i hope i said your last name correctly. what happened to the astronomers to went to russia? >> this is interesting. they are arrested as spies, and you can't blame the russian for this, because they set up their equipment right over the russian naval base at sevastopol, which made sense when the war wasn't going on, because there's railroad tracks, and but once the war begins, they're arrested. whether they're tortured is unclear. they're released in a prisoner of war trade relatively early. they're the first germans to come back bum their equipment stays in russia for almost 100 year afterward. doesn't come back until after the collapse of the soviet union. so the germans couldn't have redone the test even if they wanted to. edison has a very specific question on sort of how one draws the diagram of light deflec

now, from the french port of keller, a cross head is what many dream of the white cliffs of dover and a new life goes. we have a problem in our county organ deserved for every damned if you will. there's mary yesterday. yeah. more density if you will, of what we would did. that is a problem we knew to jen our situation because now we are you, we're, we're, we're, we're we, are you unwilling to know how we gun gen our low. we knew dead v a ruler. god, people in the world. what, where are you from? come from suzanne. it's that nur that has angered the mare of cali. she blames a fresh influx of migrants here on the u. k. government saying these see the country as an el dorado. we know that a migrant who arrives in england is taken care of their house to the heaven income for them. england remains an el dorado, but the british government does not have the courage to review its legislation in the field. her view is shared by a many people here. i know how much a boss, i think there's a desire to go to england because it's easier to get a job there here where migrants can't walk at all. and

our soul manager and me keller, testers says he'd like to bring former boss arson, bangor back to the club. banker is currently working with fi fi and is heading their push to stage teacher role cups every 2 years during more than 2 decades in charge of arsenal. he led the team to 3 primarily titles, one the f, a cup on 7 occasions. an automatic offside system is set to be tested at the upcoming arab cup, and qatar tournament starts on tuesday as part of the country's preparations for next year's world cup. using artificial intelligence, video, assistant referee will receive an instant message when the player is off side of this live trial is successful, then the system is likely to be used at the 2020 to finance and former australia test. captain tem pain says he's taken an indefinite leave of absence from all forms of cricket. the announcement comes just 12 days before the start of the ashes, which means the 36 year old will miss the series against england pain resigned from captain c last week following an investigation into his sexually explicit tax. he had sent to a former female

was happening, the problem does remain unsolved. charlotte ski reports now from the french port of keller. a cross hair is what many dream of the white cliffs of dover and a new life goes. we have a problem in our county organ deserved the fare every damned if you would as merry yesterday. yeah, more density people of what people did, that is a problem we knew to join our situation because now we are you we're, we're, we're, we're, we're area and we need to know how we gun gen our low. we knew dead v a ruler. god, people in doral it what, where he from and forms with and it's that new or that his anger, the mer of cali, she blames a fresh influx of migrants here on the u. k. government saying the, see the country as an el dorado. we know that a migrant who arrives in england is taken care of their house to the heaven income for them. england remains an el dorado, but the british government does not have the courage to review its legislation in the field. her view is shared by a many people here. i know how much a boss, i think there's a desire to go to england because it's easier to get a

tim, so patriot or far right, poster boy, keller, or malta. whatever the jury decides, one thing is for shore at a time when americans have never been so polarized. co. rittenhouse has brought them together, only for them to realize just how far apart they really are. many thanks for joining us here in arty international. we'll be back with the latest in 30 minutes . ah, for empowering ourselves to be more efficient, quicker with our transactions. but with that comes a trade off. every device is a potential entry point for security attack. any machine being it's an extension of traditional time. the defenders have always been one step behind the attackers with them as well. it's not a matter of, if it happens, it's a matter of when when i would shoot the wrong one, 0 please. just don't hold any new rules. yes, to see out disdain becomes the advocate. an engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, ah. hello in welcome to cross stock where all things are considered 9. peter labe

keller. mr. keller: thank you to the gentleman from michigan for hosting this special order and thank you, general bergman, for your distinguished service. america's military is the most powerful fighting force on the planet and draws its strength from the determination and might of its members, the men and women who have answered freddie mac's call. this veterans' day we recognize the many sacrifices our veterans made to secure the blessings of liberty for all to enjoy. from the dawn of our nation, valiant americans have risen to confront every threat we face. for generations, america's veterans have served with honor beating back tyranny to the ends of the earth. we recognize the military families, wives, husbands, families and siblings. we are fighting for them in congress like the records act that would expedite records so they can access benefits they have earned. a grateful nation salutes your service. may god bless your service and the united states of america. i yield back. mr. bergman: i

keller? from justice, the written house judges ring tone is literally trump's rally theme song. draw your own conclusions. so a year ago, tens of millions believed the elections were rigged. and now tens of millions think that's no real justice to cornerstones of new greatest democracy in the world. undermined and under 12 months, and if he thought that the mainstream media would stick to reporting the facts, well, think again, the jury might still be out, but the verdicts already in take the law suit. why? the tweet by cbs news which claim that written house admitted to murder, which he hasn't or take the cnn chief legal unless professional opinion. i mean the stupidity of this, like what could possibly go wrong? well, a lot went wrong. the good news for kyle written house is that he's not on trial for being an idiot. meanwhile, on the right, images of written house flashing a white power symbol of being to swept under the carpet because everyone seeing what they want to see. and as for bide

blocked ports and ferry traffic across the english channel. andro simmons reports for the ports of keller. the day of proteins started after boat supplied stormy seas to reach french ports just before they arrived. some fairies made sure they left port ahead of time. the troll is maneuvered to set up blockades. the main one here in cali, each protest lasted only one and a half hours, half a dozen boats here, but enough to stop ferries from entering or leaving the harbor. one french police patrol boat was there throughout. the dispute is about post bricks. it rules on licenses for the french to fish in u. k. waters on that other boys. what we're waiting for from boris johnson is the him to unblocked the deal that he himself signed nothing more, at least then the fisherman will be able to continue working together. right now it's blocked. some of the fishing protested, say the u. k. is destroying livelihoods, or didn't want to go. and 35 years old. i have 20 to 25 years ahead of means is business to model it could take away my license. i know my job and i want to make a living from fishing

daniel keller says he's deeply concerned about the mass arrest of ethnic to grinds. since the state of emergency has been declared in europe. yeah. they have any more ice commission has been monitoring and following up saturday stuff, not just 16, but actually hundreds of different. and there appears to be ethnic elements to the saturdays, which what he says in a sense largely ethnic the grants. i've been targeted to for house search and race. and we've been following up the case so far, hundreds of people. i do understand that the state of images, he gives power to the police to suspect 2 are raised people on the grounds of reasonable suspicion. but we are concerned about our risk of the state of emergency and directives to being applied in the wrong way, which is why we have already expressed a concern and we continue to morning tat database. so several people read one. hussein is ethiopia states minister for foreign affairs. i spoke with him a while ago and he denies the allegations of arbitrary detention. there is no systematic iris scenes. the state of emergency

okay, start you on refugees in lie grants, bound for britain of drowned in the english channel near keller, after that boat sank. is the worst disaster on the crossing since the u. n's international organization for migration started keeping records 70 years ago. french and british leaders say they need to step up efforts to prevent the crossings. under simmons reports from cali. no silence for the dead. no flowers, there was grief though, and anger among a small group of migrant rights activists. men women and a child seeking a better more secure life with dead exploited by smugglers. among the 1st politicians at the scene was the french interior minister. when a look at a saucer, conte patterson. as far as we know, 33 people capsized of dunkirk and kelly as of now 31 people died and 2 people are currently being treated but their lives are unfortunately in danger. among these 31 dead, we know that there were 5 women and one little girl. there regular events on the french coast. those who died would have set about the journey just like these fellow migrants and refugees, even with winter s

fans in dublin, trailing by 5 a half time the high search and the lead, which tries from written keller and kayla doris clenching the when it's 29 points. to 23rd, when the blacks and the last 5 meetings and it came in front of the 1st full house at the of the stadium in 21 months because of the current of ours on the well tenants. i'm one navy joke of it. just typing a recent break from the courts can help him when his 1st atp finals title in 6 years. the serve is in action on monday at the torment, inter, in the end of what he has been a tough season. mentally and emotionally, probably unlike any other year that i've had so far because of the, the pressure of the achievement potential history, making and etc. so i did take a lot out of me and i just felt like i needed that break in order to rejuvenate and try to get ready for the strong finish of the season. australia new zealand has been putting the finishing touches about preparations for kids a t 20 world cup final. the 2 sides will go ahead ahead and do bye to decide the new world champions zealand, the raining well to test champi

refugees in labrenz bound for britain, have drowned after the boat sank in the english channel near keller. and the west was also on that crossing since the us international organization from migration started keeping rec for 7 years ago, both french and british lead to say they need to step up joint efforts to prevent people from making that dangerous journey. and simmons reports not from kelly, no silence for the dead. no flowers. there was grief though, and anger among a small group of migrant rights activists. men, women and a child seeking a better more secure life with dead, exploited by smugglers. their regular events on the french coast, those who died would have set about the journey just like these fellow migrants and retinue. even with winter setting in their determined to reach britain. 14 had died on the crossing this year. now, more than twice that number all died together. the worst ever tragedy in the english channel involving migrants and refugees. a fisherman said he could see from his boat to inflate a building is one, was overloaded with people. the other empty bodies w

it breaks the host and turn things around with ties from long. keller and helen doors. new zealand got back to within 3 points for 3, late penalties. so island, clint, it $29.00 points to $21.00. despite missing a couple of players after positive over 19 test england, what emphatic 3015 rugby windows over australia is going to try it half the wallabies have now lost their last 8 matches against england. ah, this is our da 0. these are the top stories negotiators that the humans cop 26 summit of agreed on a revised eagle to fight climate change and keep the goal of capping global warming at 1.5 degrees. but some countries wanted more action to end the use of fossil fuels. the and secondly general acknowledged the disappointment felt by some nations, but said it's an important starting point. the outcome of cop $26.00 is a compromise. it's reflect the interests, the contradictions and the status. political lillian world. today, it is an important step, but it's not enough. we must accelerate climate action to keep alive the goal of limiting global temper to rise to 1.5 de

president of biden's build back better agenda and deadlines with pennsylvania republican congressman keller energy and democratic congresswoman printed watch washington journal live is seven eastern on wednesday morning on c-span rnc spent now a new mobile app and join the discussion with the phone calls facebook time, texts and tweets. >> cspan is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these television companies and more, including broadband. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> buckeye broadband support c-span is a public service, along with these other television providers, gives you a front row seat to democracy. >> the senate is back tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern it in the afternoon, a procedural vote is set on whether to begin today and that john lewis voting rights advancement act which would restore certain provisions of the original voting rights act of 1965 that were altered by two recent u.s. supreme court rulings in the vote would require the support at least 60 senators to move forward and a majority leader chuck schumer, talk about the legislation on the senate floor.te >> last night it

experience a seamless as possible to what people here are used to with, for example, visa, when like keller said, when are europe and spend euro's would be? so the business is accepting euro's, but they're actually receiving dollars, right? so how do we achieve that same experience that people already know when are comfortable with? with big point, that's what we've offered with exp. be allowing folks to avoid volatility if they want, but empowering big corners everywhere to be able to receive payments via lightning and have them deposited into their onto the direct right. we all saw the video jack, mahler is doing a lighting payment from america, chicago, the europe, instantaneously in dollars arrives in europe. right? so it make all the for x out of it. and the reason why people go through all this to make a payment, and to save and big point is because it's completely outside of all other systems. if there's no government in the middle, there's no corporation in the middle, per se, and it's on sensor ball. can stop these transactions from taking place, which is very important today becau

overshadowed by protests over the companies, treatment of workers and the environment off correspondent keller. boffin reports from the heart of the demonstrations in new york. i well, we're here on 5th avenue and manhattan outside of the building where jeff bezos owns 4 floors of luxury apartments. and right down here. as you can see, we're seeing representatives of labor unions and progressive community activist groups who are assembling to demand the recognition of a union at the amazon warehouses now among the crowd, our amazon workers and allies of the labor movement, progressive activists, et cetera. all highlighting the conditions of the amazon warehouses on demanding better treatment for the workers. here is some of what was in the call made for actions against jeff bezos on black friday. what is traditionally a top shopping holiday in the united states? the pandemic has exposed how amazon place is profits, head of work, as society and our planet amazon takes too much and gives back to little the make amazon pay coalition is demanding higher wages for amazon's employees. an end to the

one of the best things i learned years ago was about helen keller.e all know she was blind and deaf and mute, but do we know her influence on the americans with disabilities act. you can go forward if we don't understand what's behind us. i'm seriously considering getting my masters in education so that i can go back and teach history. guest: i completely agree with you. i look at a place like our university which is our home and more than about 65% of our students are women. half of our students are people of color. almost half of our students are must first -- our first generation. one of the most popular majors we have on campus right now is criminology. an incredible number of students see that opportunity. you can effectively teach criminology unless you're getting into the issues you are discussing, talking about history and government and civics in a way that they are looking at their own degrees and study. and it's an important part of the undergraduate experience, i know it's important for those of us, but you're absolutely right. host: let'

[applause] ♪♪ now representative fred keller, republican from pennsylvania on the oversight committeetate college, lewis of lewisburg and wellsboro pennsylvania. first of all, is their reaction in the republican conference to

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keller's comments about columbia around the globe? >> absolutely. we have done extraordinary things to get our employees vaccinated. in fact, working to get oxygen supplies in india when they were in short supply. we have been cooperating with local authorities to help and partner with factories in vietnam to ensure that we have been working with partners around the world to do whatever we can. obviously we don't control supply of vaccine, but where our employees have been stranded in india or in other places, we have gone the extra mile to ensure we've extended catastrophic medical care to employees in other countries to ensure that they had access to the highest quality of medical care. so, absolutely, we are committed to that across the world. >> thank you ms. luther. professor dorfman under title seven of the civil rights act. what are an employer's legal obligations when it receives numerous potentially hundreds of requests, religious-based exemptions, to a vaccination requirement? how does that volume of employee requests for exemptions affect

tomorrow, we will be joined by blue apron's ceo and the ceo of the health tech company keller. chang in san francisco. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: hello and welcome to "daybreak asia." i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. shery: and good evening from new york. i am shery ahn. the fed warns risky asset prices rises makes susceptible to bigger crashes. it also flags crypto and the china property sector.

endless passion for people, he is genuinely interested in everyone he met.er he loved hotdogs, i think keller that sheepishly asked if he could take a selfie. my dad took time to ask about his family and his friends and his life, something no instagram moment of her and cover. a few days later to thank him for his help, my father invited the vet and his entire family over to the house for dinner. colin powell was a great leader because he is a great follower. he knew you couldr. not ask your troops to do anything you are unwilling to do yourself. one time i was walking into the px with my dad, we came upon a corporal slaney a captain over and over again. my father walked up and asked the captain what he was doing. the captain replied, sir, the corporal failed to salute the time making me salute me 100 times. my dad said, m that's going buts you make darn sure if you salute them back every single time. the exchange of salute is a sign of mutual respect. he loved the troops with all his heart. i was flying to germany as an army officer, he came into my room to say goodbye. he leaned over and ki

next week we could do joy reid versus nicole wallace, or we could do brian stelter verses of breanna kellera.m. radio show? she is not even on the list. she does not -- by the way, the woman, not joy reid, the other one on msnbc, is so lonesome, i am proud to say i have never uttered her name since i met her in 1999, when she was jeb bush's black. she was nasty and stupid then. she is worse now. >> greg: this might be the greatest segment. you guys looking at me with consternation. >> i am just amazed by the expertise that you both have about these cnn programs. are you the only people in america who watch these shows? >> actually, you make the point, the people who watch those shows are dumber than both of them. >> they watch it because it is so funny. tucker, we have to roll. thank you so much for participating in our inaugural debate. >> any time. and we are still friends. >> greg: don't go anywhere. still much more to come, including a live shot from the planet saturn. that should be fun. my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward. they guide me with achievable steps that give

we will be joined by blue apron's ceo linda vindman, as well as the ceo of the health tech company kellerchang in san francisco. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: it is "bloomberg daybreak: middle east." the fed warns about rising prices of risky assets. the economy takes a turn as richard clarida sees a rates lift off by the end of 2022. futures rise on the news.

people die of overdose deaths and shame on the biden administration and the enablers like cartel kellerna that are allowing our kids and sons, nieces and nephews to die as a result of their political correctness wanting to open the borders. >> sandra: more americans than not oppose president joe biden's bid to grant amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants in the house-backed build back better bill. 47% oppose amnesty. 36% support it. 59% of democrats favor amnesty while 72% of republicans oppose it. considering what we just saw in most recent elections, do you believe that democrats will look at this and think twice before they head into 2022, their policies on immigration? >> sandra, this should not be about politics. it is not a republican versus democrat or a right versus left issue. it is a fundamental issue of right versus wrong. i'm a first generation american. there is a reason why people want to come to the united states because the rule of law. we have a system in place that doesn't reward chaos. that don't reward people breaking the law and not following the rules. the biden

congressman fred keller sang leader mccarthy is showing the american people what real leadership looksike. president biden and speaker pelosi should take note. representative jamie raskin. "never were so few words listen to by so few people." let's get back to work. don buyer, democrat from virginia sang mr. mccarthy ended his bizarre rambling hearing various opinions unrelated to the bill. we are focused on reducing child and health care costs, fighting climate change and child party. -- poverty. stay close to c-span. derek in seattle, independent line. caller: pedro, what i would like for you to ask all these republicans who call in, if they don't vote for the bill, should they get any of the aid in their district? they are already getting the child tax credit. they talk about socialism. they talk about debt and deficit. when trump was in office herein up over $7 trillion in debt. the tax cut they are talking about paying for. they have supporters who vote for these republicans. they get the things that the democrats an independents get to the people. ask these people when they call

and then i was with seven other republican senators and a congressman keller about the vaccine mandatee i come from main street america, ran a small business that was fortunate to turn into a larger one, it has people more scared about this impact of it when we have navigated through the worst of covid and been paying billions and trillions to keep employees with their employer and their jobs and now more worried than ever when we see the text on this force either get a jab or lose your job. this is government gone wild. i don't know when they start pulling it back. it will hurt them. it showed in the election last night. they have to be shaking in their boots for 2022. >> harris: look, i want to go to something you are actually leading on. it is picking up themes with your leadership and 40 senate republican colleagues will seek to strike down president biden's vaccine mandate. you just mentioned it there. let's go deeper. this is on private employees. his rule mandates employees at private businesses with 100 workers or more, that's like everybody, has to get a covid vaccine. all of

keller, is now recognized for five minutes. mr. keller? >> thank you, madam chair.ural disasters and flooding poses enormous risk to our own businesses, crops and infrastructure. they also jeopardize the safety and well-being of americans nationwide. i think we can all agree that flood protection and prevention are essential tools to mitigate damages caused by severe weather such as hurricanes, tropical storms and heavy rainfall that have the potential to decimate communities like the one all across pennsylvania, all across our nation, but particularly in the area i have the privilege to represent, pennsylvania. the events that took place underscore our ability to remain resilient in these storms. in pennsylvania, the williams port levy is an affected project of its time. it prevents flooding of the river. in 1955, it is in desperate need of repairs. the 2020 water resources development act names the levy as a priority, and like so many counties, the 2018 comprehension plan updates the single greatest threat to maintaining and remaining economically resilient. admin