khanna: i think they should visit.o impressed with the resilience, work ethic, the confidence. this was not something imposed by washington or silicon valley. these folks call themselves -- they want to participate in the economy and they have a great work ethic. i think the rally would benefit from going down there and investing in this workforce and seeing how they can participate in the economy. david: on the issue of investing in the workforce, and sounds like you have people who want to work and get into this industry. i imagine training is an issue. when you look at the time horizon for this, more tech jobs in places like appalachia, what would it take to train a workforce that can do technology jobs? rep. khanna: it requires two things -- local buy-in. one of the unique programs there is the -- there were employers who are, a, willing to pay for the training of these folks. they got $400 a week to go through training. when you talk to them, they say this is what distinguished it from other scams. so often people

khanna also concerning.care act.concerning. talked about how the how the president did not include plans to make college more affordable. we will have much more reaction from khanna through out the morning. our coverage continues on kron-4-dot-com. we have state and local lawmakers reaction to the president's speech. we also have highlights from the address to congress. a 17-year-old has been arrested for taking a naked video of a of a high school administrator in the east bay. we first told you about this story yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. this morning kron 4's averi harper is live at clayton valley charter high school in concord with the latest. averi. a 17-year-old is under arrest this morning after taking a nude recording of a high school administrator in the east bay. we first told you about this story yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. a naked picture of the clayton valley charter high school executive director was uploaded to social media and passed amongst the students at the school. the school then started

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khanna. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will suspend briefly. the chair will receive a message. the messenger: mr. speaker, a message from the senate. the secretary: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: madam secretary. the secretary: i have been directed by the house to inform the house that the senate has agreed to h.j.res. 83, disapproving the rules submitted by the department of labor relating to clarification of employers continuing obligation to make and maintain an accurate record of each recordable injury and illness. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. mr. khanna: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. mcgovern, for your leadership and yielding. when the president campaigned, he said he wanted more benefits, more coverage and lower premiums. since he got to the white house, he said, well, health care is complicated, and they have tried to create a bill with the republicans cobbling every special interest group and every faction. but the president knows it doesn't have to be complicated.

bay area congressman ro khanna spoke to c-n-n about the travel ban. he talked about how it could impact the silicon valley. "plus coming from the silicon valley where extraordinary diversity has led to the success of apple, google, intel. that's what makes america so competitive. i'm concerned about a signal that we don't want people from the rest of the world to come here." khanna also questioned whether the new order will be constitutional. and this morning we are also hearing from travelers in the bay area kron four's will tran is live at s-f-o as people anticipate the release of the new ban. will? president trump is expected to sign a new immigration travel ban as early as today. the president was scheduled to sign the order last week but his team pushed that back after he received positive reviews on his speech to congress. the updated order will ban travel from certain middle eastern and african countries. there are multiple reports out this morning that iraq will not be on the list of banned countries. an administration official says the new ba

. >> joining us now, democratic congressman ro khanna of california, came all the way east to meet withyou for having me on. >> extraordinary times, you have the 45th president of the united states saying the 44th president of the united states ordered wiretaps on his office. no evidence. your reaction? >> it's patently false. james clapper came out and said that didn't happen, the fbi chief said it didn't happen, and this president has been the distract tore in chief. he puts theissen sashl things out here to distract from the real issues. >> the other thing the former director of national intelligence clapper said in that interview on "meet the press" yesterday said there was no collusion found between the trump campaign and russia. that brings to the broader issue here of the investigation that you and fellow democrats are pushing. what are you investigating? what is the crime on behalf of the trump camp if clapper, who oversaw all the intelligence agencies, said no collusion? >> the investigation shouldn't be about the president. the investigation needs to be russia, china, north ko

gallagher: thank you, congressman khanna. opponents of term limits will say, well, we have term limits that occur naturally every two years. as you pointed out, with a 94 prs incumbent re-election rate -- 94% incumbent re-election rate, we need to take action right now and i thank you for your commitment to this. and this really is a bipartisan issue. and i'm now honored to introduce my fellow marine, a man who also served his country in uniform and like general bacon before, could have easily decided to enjoy retirement but felt called to step up and serve his country again and brings a wealth of experience and it's my honor to serve with general now congressman jack bergman. we are neighbors. we have territories that borders each other and so far we have avoided any land disputes and so with that i yield my time to jack bergman. r. bergman: thank you, congressman gallagher, for your leadership on this issue and leadership across the board here as a member of what we -- i think most of us smile when we say freshman class, be

i want to thank yourself and congressman khanna for this motion. strong support of the. it would strike a massive tax breaks in this bill and ensure that no american -- is completely unconscionable that this so-called health bill continues republicans assault on the poor, low income individuals, families struggling to make ends meet. does it by eating medicaid expansion and ripping health care away from 24 million americans. but we know this really isn't even a health care plan at all. let's call it what it really is, it's a massive tax cut for the wealthy disguised as a health care plan. this bill is a $600 billion tax giveaway which is the largest transfer of wealth from working families to the rich in our nation's history. what's more, tens of americans will suffer just so my republican colleagues can handle the 400 wealthiest families in america, a 2.8 billion tax break each year. by paying for it this is how they do it. using medicaid and insurance exchanges as a piggy bank to pay for these enormous tax breaks. really a disgrace. >> i yield one minute to mr. moulton

khanna: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. mcgovern, for your leadership and yielding. when the president campaigned, he said he wanted more benefits, more coverage and lower premiums. since he got to the white house, he said, well, health care is complicated and they have tried to create a bill with the republicans cobbling every special interest group and every faction. but the president knows it doesn't have to be complicated. he knows the solution. n 2000 he wrote that the canadian plan, single-payer plan, helps canadians live longer and healthier than americans. there are fewer medical lawsuits, less loss of labor to sickness and lower cost to companies for paying for medical care for their employees. he wrote further, that we as a nation need to re-examine the single-payer plan, and he advocated for a single-payer plan. mr. president, what has changed? you know what the solution is. if you're serious about health care, work with folks like senator sanders, congressman welch and others and offer a real solution to the american people. the speaker pro tempore: the g

gaurav khanna, fellow at center for global development, thank you very much indeed., one medical tech startup is incorporating machine learning to other physicians of abnormalities. how artificial intelligence can change health care. that is next. and a feature we would like to bring to your attention is our interactive tv function. you can find it on tv on the bloomberg. you will not only be able to watch us live, but also see previous interviews and dive into any of the functions we talk about. you can be part of the conversation by sending us instant messages during our shows. this is for bloomberg subscribers only, i'm afraid. check it out. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: bmw is on track to deliver a fully self-driving car by 2021. the german carmaker says it plans to offer vehicles with level three, level four, and level five capabilities. at level five, vehicles are capable of navigating roads without any driver input. bmws decision to leapfrog to the most ambitious levels of driverless technology is ambitious, but it does have a foothold in this space afte

khanna: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. mcgovern, for your leadership and yielding. when the president campaigned, he said he wanted more benefits, more coverage and lower premiums. since he got to the white house, he said, well, health care is complicated and they have tried to create a bill with the republicans cobbling every special interest group and every faction. but the president knows it doesn't have to be complicated. he knows the solution. in 2000 he wrote that the canadian plan, single-payer plan, helps canadians live longer and healthier than americans. there are fewer medical lawsuits, less loss of labor to sickness and lower cost to companies for paying for medical care for their employees. he wrote further, that we as a nation need to re-examine the single-payer plan, and he advocated for a single-payer plan. mr. president, what has changed? you know what the solution is. if you're serious about health care, work with folks like senator sanders, congressman welch and others and offer a real solution to the american people. . the speaker pro tempore: th

. >> thanks so much for joining us this morning congressman ro khanna. let's put this information up. on hemstead road in coupertino thank you for much for joining us this morning. >>> let's kick it over now to rosemary here in the east bay. hopefully delivering some good weather for all of us in the good bay. >> if you like the rain and the clouds tomorrow will be your day. we're looking at some sunny skies outside our doors at this hour. and here's a look across the bay where we have a mix of sun and clouds out there for you. temperatures starting in the low 40s to low 50s. we'll land in the 60s this afternoon. here's a look at some of 0 the rainfall we've seen in the last 24 hours or so. or a little bit more since it started early on yesterday. ben loman picking up two inches of rain. kentfield picking up 2" in the north bay. walnut creek a little more than 3/10. and san jose a little less than 2/10". san francisco picking up almost 6/10". that's some pretty good amounts there. and we will be dry for today leaving us blue skies for the afternoon and a

khan khanna. >> thank you mr. boyle, and thank you for your leadership. as you pointed out the president promised three things here more coverage, better benefits and lower costs. so how was he going to do it? in 200 2000 he wrote and i quota canadian style single-payer system in which all payments are made from medical care are made to a single agency helped canadians live longer and healthier than americans. the president thought that a single payer system was the only way to live up to his promises. what he ought to do is work with senator sanders from medicare for all if you serious about living up to any of the commitments he has made. i yield back my time. >> thank you. i now yield one minute to ms. jackson lee. >> i want to thank both he and mr. jeffries for this very important amendment. let me take note of the speakers comment to ensure that we know that we are not speaking about health care ll. for the reasons that this amendment is so important. speaker ryan indicated that it's welfare reform. we're talking about trillions in this program. talk