our staff submitted the budget proposal for the oig. as with many departments there were budget cuts but important low we survey and memory yellize the critical needs to stand up an inspect department. that's you will have that as an evaluation for some of the things that the department would need. notablely, as i mentioned before, nothing was budget in the for anybody to provide clerical support front desk medicaling accident. budget analytics, budget officer. technical advisor and missing there is no real estate budget in the budget. so. for the time being, the dpa will be able to house the o ip no cost to the budget. but in the future, if the desire is to develop the as a completely separate office and operate physical pace there will be a need to create the real estate budget. as well. >> we as you are aware upon launched an online portal. to allow complaintants to electronically submit complaints about both the members of the police department and the san francisco sheriff's office. we are building a new portal specifically for the

has certificate oig rule says you can't bring a bill to the floor if the majority of the majority doesn't support it. >> i just pray for wisdom to matt and clarity on this because i think that would be terrible for america. >> reporter: gaetz also accused kevin mccarthy of cutting a side deal with president biden over funding ukraine. but mccarthy himself denied that he had reached that agreement with the president to move on an aid package for that country and its war against russia. now, at the same tie, gaetz contended that he continues to push to seek kevin mccarthy's ouster over and over again until he eventually succeeds. he also said he spoke to one person in particular, former president donald trump, though he declined to say what they spoke about. man nu spoke about. man raju, cnn, capitol hill. >>> and marjorie taylor greene claims a standalone bill on ukraine funding would violate the unwritten hastert rule. >> known for dennis hastert, it holds that the speaker cannot build a bill to the floor if the majority of the majority party doesn't support it. president biden says he fu

i know the heartache oig and tears will come, but it was unnervingly quiet last night. >> and we've alsord that hospitals just in terms of the scale of those injured were having a difficult time last night. is there any update in terms of where they are in terms of resources? >> well, they were having a difficult time and i know a lot of the patients were medevacked directly to boston. a lot of air traffic last night. but you could see the stretchers lined up, medical personnel all there waiting and ready. so everybody is devoted doing the work. but the hospitals here in maine are not gigantic medical centers. they are community hospitals and they definitely are overwhelmed. >> every parent has to tell their child this morning why they are not going to school. and we heard from a young girl who with her mom speaking to abc news who was grazed by a bullet. there were young kids at that bowling alley. it was youth night. do you have any information on how children are doing? >> i don't. i do know that the school systems here are in emergency planning mode to help children. you know, i'd be

kidnapped and taken hostage and then everything changed and they were treated in a more again tell oig way once they were in gaza. and let me tell you, she appeared in remarkable good condition considering that she was in captivity for the last two weeks. and let's remember she is 85, her name is yocheved lifshitz. and was telling journalists that she was taken into xwaz in a motorcycle if you can imagine this. let's hear to what she just had to say a few moments ago. >> translator: lack of awareness by idf hurt us a lot. they warned us three weeks befo beforehand. sent fire balloons. idf did not treat it seriously. >> reporter: she said she was hit with sticks and then was taken into a tunnel describing a network of tunnels that looks like a spider web, that there were dump and moist and a paramedic. once they got there, there was paramedic there with them and then a doctor who went to see them every two to three days. also gave them access to medication. she made one observation that was very interesting, she said that they built a wall, by they mean the israeli government, a very ex

. >>> and have you seen this circulating on line oig? someone claims to have spotted big foot. we'll try to separate the myth from the reality. >>> in oakland, 51 and temperatures will bmp up b bump the 70s. and we have some changes on the way, coming up. >>> and the richmond bridge still has right three toll lanes blocked. so you only have four open. buildup starts now as you are leaving the east bay across the span. and over the weekend, a b.a.r.t. section is closed. more on the closures coming up. >>> and happy thursday to you. we just got key data on inflation. more about that in a second. but first the united auto workers say that they will expand their strike to ford plant in kentucky. birkenstock debuted yesterday after the ipo and it was a mess. the company opened at $46 a share and the stock fell as the day went on. in a way birkenstock got off easy. the two german brothers walked away with nearly $4 billion. but it sure sours the ipo environment for other companies looking to go public. the latest data on consumer price index, key measure of inflation, we're still loo

i had a scar of oof oig on me a somebody next to me was bleeding so i gave her a tourniquet. >> reporterand then shots rang out. >> translator: there was silence for a few minutes and the police woman there with us simply screamed. whoever wanted to be alive needs to leave now. those who could leave left. those who couldn't, i don't know what happened with them. >> reporter: and she and her boyfriend took off running but panicked as her leg buckled, her boyfriend dragged her across the ground and managed to shove her into the window of a passing vehicle. but at every turn, more hamas fighters. >> translator: they just went with pickup trucks and in each there were at least 20 terrorists with grenade guns, shotguns, machine guns. i've sneefrn anytnever seen any it. >> reporter: and she once again began running before finding an abandoned army tank on the side of the road. bullets reached her there too. hiding under the tank, she was shot in the leg and shrapnel pierced her stomach. >> translator: and in that time, we didn't see -- we couldn't see anything. and they were taken. some people

smooth drive building up toward contra comes costa oig county. >>> and there was an early morning multicar crash on interstate 880, it happened about 1:00 in the south bound lanes. this is near the north "a" street exit. and the exact number of cars here involved, not yet clear. but chp is saying that one woman guide there at the scene. others now in the hospital. there is no word yet on the exact cause. ♪♪ >>> in the middle east, people in tel aviv singing the national anthem from balconies last night. the video shows many people singing along and the last verse was followed by a round of cheers. >> and here is a live look in gaza city this morning. the number of dead continues to rise. in are now about 2600 confirmed deaths an almost equal amount on each side of the conflict. thousands more injured. >> israel has now formed a unity government including the ruling and opposition parties. the defense minister vowing to wipe hamas off the face of the earth. >> and brie jackson is live in washington this morning with the growing tensions and there is new support for israel just a short time

came forward to report the concerns about this to the intelligence committees and the congress and the oigit's vicinitndication of those sought to hold former president trump accountable for that impeachment process including senator romney who voted to convict in the senate. it shows what knew what he was doing and how much for his own political and person gains as as well as other u.s. provisions. >> as i said, pratt is a key witness in the classified documents case. you realized the stuff putting trump into jeopardy has to do with after his presidency. when you look at this case right now, just at the documents, the federal case, how much hot water is trump in at this point? >> if the mar-a-lago case down in florida gets to trial, it is almost certain donald trump will get convicted. i don't care where that jury's from, i don't care if it's fort pierce, florida, i don't care how conservative, he'll be most likely convicted. the key for him is the post-trial delays that he's trying to push on the judge out there. not to get the trial before the election because if he wins the election, h

and in the meantime senator mullen, former member of the house, aimed his fire at sgats oig and all the right wing hard liners who voted to get rid of mccarthy. >> they are republicans by name and registration only. if they are for the party, they would have done what was best for the party. what is the party doing now? we're not able to do anything. >> we're not able to do anything. that of course, that complaint echoed from other senators who were unhappy with the quote/unquote dysfunctional family. i can't -- i don't buy the family. anyway, the dysfunctional family has brought legislating to a standstill. meanwhile the president, joe biden, just seems glad that, you know what, it is not his problem. >> unfortunately it means we can't do other things which i would like to be doing. >> the house can vote on no bills. no appropriations work can get done. >> it is messy. no denying that. >> we don't even know what is happening in the house of representatives. >> what is your advice to the next house speaker? >> that is above my pay grade. >> oh, boy. unfortunately for him nothing is abov

i think what israel went through over the past week, babies be headed oig, babies burned, women rapedlike jew hunting. the idea that israel should be told you have to learn to live with this entity until we know what succeeds it. there are possibilities of what succeed it. there is a whole range of options. but this is an existential threat to israel since the 197 # yom kippur war. the idea that they should wait and learn to live with this threat that it is their border. >> i'm not saying that they have to wait, but i'm thinking of foresight and thinking flew what happens next is critical. >> but they didn't choose the timing of this. they had a security doctrine that was learning to co-exist effectively with hamas for two decades since israel pulled out in 2005. and then this happened. and the idea that the rug gets pulled out from israel and israel says you have to figure out what happens next, israel says no, we have to probability our citizens from the jew hunting. we'll do that and protect our security and then deal with what follows. >> and you were an adviser to president bush

the inspector general has also noted that contract and grant fraud now account for 65% of the oig's department of commerce cases. before fiscal 2021 they represented roughly 35%. secretary raimondo, have you plan to implement any specific oversight measures to respond to this concerning development that we'renc seeing? >> yes, thank you senator and thank you for the question. you're absolutely right, this is unprecedented. the department of investment in think of the sites and and e that responsibility incredibly seriously. i have a job to achieve national security goals and to protect taxpayer money. we aim to do both, to be steward of taxpayerls money. we are building a team since the time the billd, passed, we have built teams about 150 professionals. i would invite you to meet them anytime. they aredi incredibly talented people. and rebuilding a risk team specifically devoted to the issues that you highlight. the risk team is a risk professional to make sure we're evaluating all the risk and also after we put the money out to make sure the companies are doing what they said they would do.

we're also responding to the oig's recommendations of how we can do that better. i personally have had a number of conversations with our inspector general on how we can really follow the guidance that he has given us. so i'm very proud of the scientific integrity process at e.p.a. it's something taken serious by all of our leaders and i think we're seeing the ate general si make significant strides in this area. >> wonderful. how important is it for e.p.a. employees to feel comfortable bringing complaints to and seeking advice from e. p.a. scientific integrity office? >> all of our employees must know their work will be done and received in good faith and not face any kind of retribution. we want to follow the science. we want to follow the law. that's our mission, that is our goal. in order to get the best products out of our employees, they have to feel safe, comfortable, and they have to believe they will be listened to and this administration is doing that. >> thank you. earlier in my tenure in congress, i made it a goal to bring a lot of attention to water i

we are also responding to the oig recommendations of how we can do that better, i personally had a number of conversations with our inspector general on how we can follow the guidance he's given it i am proud of the scientific integrity process at the epa. it is something taken serious by all the leaders, and i think we are seeing the agency make significant strides in this area. >> how important is it for epa employees to braille bring cut complaints and seek advice from the epa scientific integrity office? >> all of our employees must know that their work will be done and receive in good faith, not receive retribution and we want to follow the science and the law. that is our mission and our goal. in order to get the best products out of our employees, they have to feel safe, comfortable, and they have to believe they will be listened to. this administration is doing that. >> earlier during my tenure in congress and made it a goal to bring a lot of attention to water infrastructure, and the network beneath the surface, the hidden infrastructure is incredibly important to our communities

out -- seeing people go to the streets immediately after women are raped and babies will be headed oigg we can to make sure that we root out anti-semitism in this country, that we take a tough stand. that is why president biden was very strong last night on that subject. and that is why it is important that i stand here with my colleague to show that this is a bipartisan issue and we won't allow what happened in israel, we won't allow what happened in germany, to ever come back because the people who are chanting in the street celebrate being what happened, that is what they want. they want elimination of the jewish people. >> republican congressman mike lawler and democratic congressman jared moskowitz, thank you both very much for coming on the show this morning. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having us. >>> and still ahead, we'll go back to israel, richard engel will bring us the latest from the gaza border. >>> also ahead, we'll have a look at some of the other stories making headlines this morning including new federal charges for republican congressman george santos. plus prosec