. >> todd: you mention pete buttigieg, you mean santa, pete buttigieg the man who saved christmas. looking forward to reading that book to my child. and you know one name we haven't? kamala harris. i thought she would be guaranteed to be the person who would take over in 2024. she is actually lower than joe biden. and that shows you out of desperation the democrats are facing right now, carely. >> carley: pete buttigieg the man who saved christmas could be a very good christmas story for future christmases to come. all right, we have to turn to this, kevin mccarthy a man to speak with a january 6th committee sagging in a statement, "it is with neither regret or satisfaction that i have recruited to not participate with the committee abuse of power that sustains this institution today and going forward to. he goes on to accuse nancy pelosi of damaging political opponents rather than finding the truth. later mccarthy is joining "fox & friends" this morning. you will not want to miss that interview. >> todd: turning out to the border prices, border patrol agents apprehending five dang

top democrat lawmaker planning to hold hearings featureing transportation secretary pete buttigieg onailcars ransacked by thieves. border patrol cut 14 terrorist on the doj watch list last fiscal year. why did homeland security only disclose four? where is the white house securing our southern border? thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. we begin with news coming in. reports that homeland security is warning of a imminent cyberattack against american companies, government agencies and critical infrastructure by russia. remember they did it with the colonial pipeline, that was the accusation. a check of your money, stocks on a slip 'n slide ride, finishing down bouncing off session lows after veering into correction territory for the s&p 500. russia, ukraine, mixed earnings, rate hikes, goldman sachs warns possibly more than four rate hikes this year. it was expected only going to be three. this is adding to investor fears mounting about inflation, again the third r

before we get to secretary pete buttigieg, he just wrapped his remarks. i want to contextualize what he's saying by showing you what i'm seeing here, okay? we've got 102 ships waiting offshore that's near a record high, and i want to show you, over here, we have where the trucks come to pick-up the containers at the port of la all of these sitting here either have goods customers are waiting for or are empty, you see a few trucks right now but this normal ly be buzzing with a lot more. i also want to highlight that the port was supposed to switch to 24/7 operations. it's difficult to fill that early a.m. shift and i can tell you it was empty this morning when i was here. you see those container frames in the background. when they are in the up right position that means they aren't being used so that speaks of the lack of resources even though there are plenty of ships waiting to unload. keep that in mind and let's turn to the secretary. today was his first visit to the southern california ports ever and beyond touting the current operations the focus was

those three points are the things that pete buttigieg has the chance to push through and his guidance and we hope he does. pedro: mr. nelson, thank you for your time today. matthew: thank you for having me pedro, it has been a pleasure. >> c-span's washington journal. coming up tuesday morning, manhattan institute mark mills discusses his book the cloud revolution. detailing how technology and automation will change the future of work and could spur an economic boom. campaign legal centers delaying moscow. watch at seven eastern tuesday morning on c-span or on c-span now, our new local -- mobile app. >> a new mobile video app from c-span. c-span now, download today. >> next, a look at the future of this beam court. from the washington post, this runs one half-hour.

or watch >> next, transportation secretary pete buttigieg badge -- transportation secretary pete buttigieg at the annual winter meeting of the national governors association in washington, dc. he talks about the infrastructure bill and improving the nation's roads and bridges. this is about 45 minutes. >> can we get to stage mike's --mics on? >> they are on now. >> welcome everyone. i hope you had an enjoyable time. thank you for reconvening for session two of the national governors association. as you are all aware last november the house passed and the president signed into law the infrastructure investment and jobs act. this long-awaited package was the result of advocacy efforts by many governors and the work of the nga. i want to personally thank governor murphy even though he is still tending to his responsibilities in new jersey. i want to thank him for his partnership as vice chair helping to lead our effort to get the bill passed the finish line. this historic investment will help fund states and territories' core infrastructure priorities including $300 billion in funding or high

pete buttigieg?tic issues and people have a short memory. they forget she's the most untrustworthy candidate to ever run for president. she forgets that she lied to the fbi over and over again. and run again. and i love it, because what a good time might have. >> geraldo: i wonder if she could beat mike pence. jeffrey epstein, and anger from black voters that shoving, here is the side? >> greg: there's a lot to choose from and that's why this kind of delicious. i do think dean is onto something, i think this is all about doug schon. he's a sneaky little devil. talk about finding kamala harris, they are not passing her over someone new. and it's like she was supposed to be the new face of the party and they are saying no thanks. the clintons are the political equivalent of new variance of ad election. like 2016 was delta, will this be omicron or worse? >> geraldo: would your mom but for her? what do you think? >> jesse: she would go twice. imagine being joe biden though and you are in a rocking chair

those three points are the things that pete buttigieg has the chance to push there in his guidance and we hope he does. pedro: matt nelson with the company electrify america, he is government affairs director here from the washington autoshow. mr. nelson, thanks for your time today. matt: agriculture committee. watch coverage tonight at 9:30 eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or full coverage on our new video app, c-span now. ♪ >> download c-span's new mobile app and stay up to date with live video coverage of the day's political events with live streams from the house and senate floor and key congressional hearings, to white house events and supreme court oral arguments. even our live interactive morning program "washington journal" where we h hear your voice every day. c-span has you covered. download the app for free today. d international, after show. particularly for those manufactured international, that's where the next guest's focus

but haitian secretary pete buttigieg inspected the ports of los angeles and long beach this week to see the progress being made in getting cargo moving. buttigieg was joined for his visit by some members of congress and los angeles mayor eric garcetti. he wanted to talk about ways to alleviate the supply chain backlog as well as see how a recent federal grant is helping out implementation of the fees on those stalled cargo containers has been delayed once again. but transportation secretary says there are other ways to get things shipped out. >> now we're going to continue to see challenge. so we're very proud of what was achieved her. but the other side of the coin is that as long as the pandemic persists. as long as we are making up for decades of past this investment, we are going to -% see impacts on shipping times and shipping costs. but that's exactly why we're here. >> he says the federal infrastructure lot clear the way for 52 million dollars to go towards a rail system for the port of long beach. and he added there will be even more federal money to help the ports and their inf

honestly, other than pete buttigieg, i'm not hearing anything else.fession that the democratic party is trying to push joe biden out despite the fact that he has tried to make the argument that he is going to run again in 2024. but it is quite rich, rachel, that at a time where joe biden gave that speech yesterday where he essentially called anybody opposed to his filibuster reform narrative and rule changes in the senate to ensure democrat control of elections for the end of time and essentially called americans who disagree with that domestic terrorists or racist for them to be putting out hillary clinton who is a woman who has spent the last five years trying discredit president trump's presidency, duly elected president. she is the reason why we had a special counsel investigation two years with robert mueller who falsely accused president trump in his campaign of colluding with russians. this is someone who never conceded the election and has spent every minute since she has lost saying donald trump was not a legitimate president. and, yet, you h

that's all they have got left is pete buttigieg.here is no one left to talk to in this white house right now. >> rachel: i will tell you based on that interview it looks to me like they may not even have the media to help cover up for them anymore. i get it, those are pretty basic questions. still, it's interesting. she got caught. it was a really ugly look for her. let me ask you about this. so it turns out that china is providing the masks that now members of congress are required to wear inside of the our nation's capitol. so here is -- here are the masks. i guess nancy pelosi is making them wear? they were passed out to all members of congress. but they are made in china. so, you wonder like, they give us the virus, right? they unleashed this on the world, and then we end up having to pay them for the masks that our government makes our members of congress and everybody else wear. now bernie is going to provide it for everybody. >> you know, again, you wonder like how 535 of the dumbest people on planet earth all wound up in con

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the transportation secretary pete buttigieg addresses the response to those backlogs ahead. >>> and laterhe latest white house response to the run away omicron surge. install a new testing czar and promises to schools of an additional 10 million covid tests per month. >>> welcome to "meet the press daily." i'm chuck todd. democrats facing a whole bunch of questions right now. what is their end game on voting rights? president biden endorsed yesterday changing the rules of the senate to expand and protect the right to vote. the only problem, democrats don't have the votes to do it. and the president's fiery words yesterday didn't offer much in the way of road map for actual action. >> not a single republican has displayed the courage to stand up to a defeated president to protect america's right to vote. not one. i believe the threat to our democracy is so grave that we must find a way to pass these voting rights bills, debate them, vote, let the majority prevail. i'm making it clear to protect our democracy i support changing the senate rules. whichever way they need to be changed to prev

pete buttigieg was a naval intelligence officer.should be able to figure out is this dangerous or can it work fine? it is pretty binary, right? hopefully they move forward with that. in terms of the other issues that they face, giant geopolitical issues, we had a telephone call between president putin and biden on the estate of ukraine. donald ferguson wrote an opinion piece that putin will invade ukraine and there is little the u.s. president can do about it. how important is this for the midterms that kaylee brought up? annmarie: two things. the call with president putin was at the request of the kremlin. president biden spoke with president zelensky of ukraine. this month, in january, we are expecting security talks between the u.s., nato ally members and moscow. that will take place. we don't know the date but they are gearing up for these security dialogs. if the administration is able to put a lid on what is going on at the border, where russia is amassing more than 100,000 troops and there is no movement into ukraine on the r

, they laid off workers because they didn't have any orders for tests. >> carley: cheryl, did pete buttigieggieg visiting for a victory lap despite empty store shelves. learn to the mayor's reaction. >> i got to say, our president and this administration deserve credit for saving christmas, this man saved christmas. >> cheryl: americans are suffering shortage of milk, beverages, meat, it looks like march of 2020. another frustrated shopper says his grocery store looked like one he saw in the soviet union back in 1981, carley and todd. i think the victory lap, a little premature right now. >> carley: yeah, that victory lap probably shouldn't be happening while store shelvess are still empty. cheryl, thank you. all right. ilhan omar wanting to clockwise guantanamo bay over the cruel way prisoners are being treated. >> todd: a guard at gitmo has some thoughts on that. don't go away. feel stuck and need a loan? move to sofi and feel what it's like to get your money right. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ move to a sofi personal loan. earn $10 just for viewing your rate — and get your money right. ♪ . . it's my woke-up-l

well, when pete buttigieg was there, they had the worst possible situation in the state according to l paper. huge potholes. so big at that mayor pete on a tall man could have disappeared into one. picture his little legs up in the air. eight years as mayor, he was never able to fix it. >> it's just enough resources, only every 100 years or so. i would say it's the constant battle with that natural enemy of all mayors, the potholes. >> tucker: [laughs] it was a guy who literally couldn't fix the potholes in south bend, indiana, is now the transportation secretary. it's unbelievable! pretty amusing. this is a guy who wouldn't know a car transmission from a bridge. what are the chances he can run his own espresso machine? the mind-set is the problem here. and it's not just mayor pete, he's easy to mock because he's a ludicrous figure. but it's all the people like him who believe that our economy and is based on social media apps and hr departments. people like that to really believe that by social engineering you can make the trains run on time. you can create a robust economy. because

where is pete buttigieg, by the way?erstate 95, probably not the busiest next to i five, the busiest in the country. he will not relieve this pressure or get out there and put his face on this. >> tucker: if glenn youngkin was governor of virginia. pete buttigieg would be attacking him right now and saying the federal government needs to rescue these people. >> >> as we showed you in the clips from the united states, an awful lot of covidul misinformation out there. one small country south of us with covid psa that actually you should watch. in it we wish we were that smart. we will show you straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: for years people talked about universal health care. a very inefficient and that is very true so as long as the government runs health care and some conservatives think that might be a better way to do it. it will give power to people with bad intentions. new york city is proving that. new york city will allocate life-saving medical care according to skin color. they will withhold some colors and give i

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tyrus: or the people the last name sanders and pete buttigieg, aoc. charles: emily what you got?this next week but me a bull giller bay is feeling hurt, a convicted felon # so hot and the internet is wild the comments were like if i find them can i keep them and someone said what was my crime breaking hearts, there were so many comments that the police deleted the facebook, d activated twitter because the internet was going wild remember jailbait the other hot guy he went on to be a model, i first say burglar bay, i'm here for i don't mind. tyrus: it's crazy if there's two they can have a teardrop on their i. carley: that doesn't for us the "fox report with jon scott" is next. >> the united nations security council said to me tomorrow as russian troops unmask along the ukraine border but tension for invasion, good evening i am jon scott and this is the "fox report". jon: the meeting will give the u.s. the opportunity to directly confront russia over the military buildup the meantime president biden says he will remove as many as 8500 troops to eastern europe in the near future, w

transport secretary pete buttigieg toured two ports in california. joining me now from california nbc business and tech correspondent jo ling kent. jo, good to see you. the supply chain, people are seeing a lot of empty shelves in some parts of the country for some goods. what did the transportation secretary tell you about how that's going to ease up? >> reporter: certainly, katy, these inflation numbers don't help. the pressure is really on secretary buttigieg and the biden administration to get the supply chain moving a lot faster especially with those empty grocery store shelves and out of stock warnings as all of us are shopping online, even though we're post holiday season now amid the backlog. secretary buttigieg visited the ports of l.a. and long beach where we asked if the $241 million they're spending on fixing the ports is too little, too late. >> we've already seen major progress. >> reporter: we asked transportation secretary pete buttigieg the question on so many consumer's minds. >> when do you think the delays are going to end? >> as

took the transportation secretary pete buttigieg said you us roads are becoming deadlier and preliminary data shows more than 20,000 people died in car crashes during the first six months of 2021. that would be the largest number since 2006 in the number of pedestrians killed is also on the rise. >> those people drove at higher speeds and more recklessly and more distracted. it is disproportionate and impacting some americans more than others. people of color, native americans and low income communities. >> reporter: in and then come to lower deaths he is issuing a new safety strategy including rethinking speed limits and studying greater use of cameras and also $6 billion in grants for safer road designs including bike lanes, better lighting and crosswalks. some of those designs have already taken place in several cities including here in hoboken, new jersey. >> we have increased the time during which pedestrians can cross the street. >> reporter: the mayor said there are also dedicated lanes to protect bikers and sections that protect pedestrians and allow traffic to flow better. >> in

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after the wireless companies initially rejected request for delay from transportation secretary pete buttigieg. and faa. concerned that the signal could interfere with the radial altimeter. >> need to give them time to find out which devices are susceptible. >> wireless companies say they'll wait two weeks and then committed to fade or decrease the signal around airports to determine if there is interference. >>> right now seeing rain from oakland into walnut creek on the storm ranger mobile doppler radar, and several opportunities for more rain as we go through the week. closer look coming up. >>> scrambling to keep up with rapidly rising case count, safety and staffing concerns raised as covid spreads through a bay area fire department. >>> to the world stage, check in with the local figure skaters hope going for gold at the winter olympics, beg >>> some good news to report about rosie, the frenchie you see here. first reported this story over the weekend, today police in san francisco found rosy after she was stolen in a violent robbery. rosie and her own on a walk, someone dragged the dog'

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i want to go outfront now to transportation secretary pete buttigieg.tonight, secretary. senator manchin knew what he was doing today when he said this, right, i am open to start with a clean sheet of paper. we'll just be starting from scratch. were you surprised by that? are you okay with that? >> you know, as somebody who is working a lot with the transportation bill that did pass one thing i remember is how many ups and downs there were in that process, times we were close to a deal, back to the drawing board, and what i've noticed as i go around the country talking about the bridges we're going to fix and roads we're going to build is nobody is asking me whether the version that passed was closer to 2.0 or 3.0 or how many times we started with a clean sheet of paper. people just care about the impact on them. i think it is going to be the same with build back better. we know these are good policies that the american people correctly believe are going to make them better off over all whether talking about fighting inflation, lowering the cost of insu

pete buttigieg, mayor. and landry, he knows how mayors get things done. [cheers and applause] no, i mean it. because mayors know the measure of success isn't scoring partisan points. it's did you fix the problem? did you fix -- seriously. think about it. did you fix the problem? the infrastructure law is a perfect example. of what we can achieve when we tackle problems the way mayors do. everybody in america, everybody in america knows we've fallen behind on infrastructure. so we came together, democrats and republicans, and did something about it. a number of really brave -- i'm not being facetious when i say the brave republicans stood up and joined us in a bipartisan effort to get it done. and by the way, i want to thank you all. more than 360 of you signed a letter that was sent to me when we were trying to get this legislation passed. 360 of you. you lobbied congress to get it done. and it's the reason it got done. not a joke. it's the reason it got done. because of you. [applause] a lot of people wanted to vote for it but they had a lot of pressure

. >> reporter: transportation secretary pete buttigieg says u.s. roads are becoming deadlier.minary data shows more than 20,000 people died in car crashes during the first six months of 2021. that would be the largest number since 2006. the number of pedestrians killed is also on the rise. >> as people drove at higher speeds, more recklessly, more distracted, it is disproportionately impacting some americans more than others. people of color, native americans, low income communities. >> reporter: in an effort to lower deaths, buttigieg is releasing a new national roadway safety strategy. it includes rethinking speed limits, and studying greater use of speed cameras. there is also $6 billion in grants for safer road designs, including bike lanes, better hoboken, new jersey. >> we have increased the time during which pedestrians can cross the street. >> reporter: the mayor says there are also dedicated lanes to protect bikers and curb extensions that protect pedestrians and allow traffic to flow better. >> in the last four consecutive years, we're one of the only few cities in t

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shortage of 80,000 truck drivers nationwide nbc's jo ling kent with transportation secretary pete buttigieg in l.a. >> right now we have something like 300,000 truckdrivers leaving that job every single year, and that creates backups into the warehouses that are reflected all the way here at the ports. >> reporter: experts say store shelves may not improve until the pandemic recedes, staffing levels return to normal and the global food distribution network is restored. lester >> all right, tom. let's turn our focus to covid now and some notion omicron variant causes less severe disease and shorter hospital stays. now, while the number of new cases remains high for the first time in almost a month, the seven-day average declined slightly deaths still mostly from the delta variant rising by 36% in the past week, and 82% of hospital icu beds are occupied that's a pandemic record kate snow got exclusive access to the country's largest medical icu at the cleveland clinic >> reporter: how does the situation right now compare to last year >> we have more patients our patients are sicker our teams

secretary gina raimondo with ceos from major companies peered later, transportation secretary pete buttigiegill speak with governors about the recently passed infrastructure bill. all beginning at 10:00 a.m. saturday on c-span, online at c-span.org or you can watch full coverage on our new video app, c-span now. >> the u.s. house returns tuesday with votes later in the week on legislation to end forced arbitration agreements for sexual assault and harassment survivors enter the workplace. survivors in the workplace. the senate is back monday at 3:00 p.m. eastern and will consider several of president biden's judicial and executive nominees. they include a university of pennsylvania president to serve as ambassador of germany and joe lewis to be president of the export import bank. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer released a statement on the retirement of supreme court justice stephen breyer saying in part, his work and his decisions as an associate justice on the biggest issues of our time including voting rights, the environment, women's reproductive freedom and most recently health

inspections and grants tnt and verizon have rejected a request from us transportation secretary pete buttigieg and the federal aviation administration to delay the launch of. >> 5 g wireless services. the transportation secretary and the faa have been calling for the delay because of concerns over possible interference with airline electronics and the safety ramifications. there. but in a new letter, the company say they intend to continue with their planned rollout of 5 g on january 5th the letter also noted that 5 g service already exists in 40 countries without any negative impact on aviation. between covid-19 and a big departure was a busy first day back at the state capitol from california. lawmakers. >> ashley zavala explains what happened today. and what's ahead for legislators. >> for the second year in a row, california lawmakers return to the state capitol amid a covid-19 surge. happy new year. let's get to work just before the start of sessions. senate republican leader scott wilk announced he tested positive for covid. >> and is asymptomatic. he said he was vaccinated and set to ge

transportation secretary pete buttigieg says that he has a plan to reduce deadly car accidents. he is releasing a strategy to reduce speed redesigned roads and boost. car safety features such as automatic emergency braking. there's also a push to study and promote the use of speed cameras, which officials say could provide more equitable enforcement. then using police stops in the first 6 months of last year, more than 20,000 people were killed in car accidents. the most victims since 2000, 6 new numbers are coming out next week. and those are expected to be even higher. a teenager charged with killing 4 students at michigan high school will pursue an insanity defense as a new lawsuit is filed in the case. >> 15 year-old ethan crumbley is charged as an adult with murder and other crimes last year's shooting at oxford high school. a new lawsuit filed by the family of one of the victims and witnesses accused of school officials and crumbley's parents of negligence. the teens parents are charged with involuntary manslaughter after authorities say they bought the gun that was used i

later, transportation secretary pete buttigieg will speak with governors about the infrastructure bill, live at 1:45 p.m. eastern, all beginning at 10:00 a.m. saturday on c-span, online at c-span.org or you can watchful coverage on our new video app, c-span now. ♪ >> download c-span's new mobile app and stay up-to-date with live deal coverage of the day's biggest political events, from live streams from the house and senate floor and key congressional hearings to white house events and supreme court arguments, even our live, interactive morning program "washington journal" where we hear your voices every day. c-span now has you covered. download the app for free today. >> spending much of the next hour talking about the biden administration energy agenda. we have chrissy gulf us with the center for american progress. she served in the obama white house as white house counsel on environmental quality managing director. also joining us is nick loris with c3 solution, their public policy vice president. welcome to "washington journal," --"washington journal." energy policy priorities anno

coming up, how transportation secretary pete buttigieg is planning to prevent deadly traffic accidents. plus, with justice briar announcing his retirement, all eyes now on president biden, speculation building on who he will nominate to fill the soon to be empty seat on the u.s. supreme court. and a programming reminder, the bay area's local news leader is bringing you another hour of live local news. you can watch kron 4 news at noon every weekday on kron 4 and on our free streaming app. kron on. >> we'll be right >> well, today president biden reaffirmed his pledge to nominate the first black woman to the u.s. supreme court calling it long overdue. the president praised retiring justice steven briar as he made his official announcement at the white house. our washington correspondent jessi tenure joins us now live from washington with the latest. jesse? >> good evening, ken and pam. 83 year-old departure from the high court won't impact the 6, 3, conservative majority, but it will give president biden the chance to cement the seat as liberal for decades to come. >> this is a complica

transportation secretary pete buttigieg expected the loss the ports of los angeles and long beach this week to see the progress the made in getting cargo moving. buttigieg was joined for by his visit for some members of congress there. and la mayor eric garcetti. he wanted to talk about ways to alleviate the supply chain backlog as well as see howie, recent federal grant is helping implementation of fees on star cargo, the air and containers has been delay once again. but budget says there are other ways to get things shipped out. >> now we're going to continue to see challenge. so we're very proud of what was achieved her. but the other side of the coin is that as long as dhe pandemic persists. as long as we are making up for decades of past this investment, we are going to see impacts on shipping times and shipping costs. but that's exactly why we're here. >> buttigieg says the federal infrastructure law cleared the way for 52 million dollars to go towards a rail system for the port of long beach. and he added there will be even more federal aid to help the ports with their infrastru

. >> secretary pete buttigieg and other transportation leaders say the country's roads are becoming more dangerous. we've seen fatalities skyrocket on. >> our roadways during the pandemic that these are not just statistics. this is our family, our friends, our co-workers, our neighbors, our fellow americans, the department is launching the national roadway safety strategy. a plan aimed at preventing the crashes that seriously kill americans. it represents a comprehensive plan to significantly reduce injuries and deaths on america's roadways. the strategy relies on the funding from the recently passed bipartisan infrastructure package. the bipartisan infrastructure law. >> included an unprecedented funds. for programs that make our roadways safer. they plan to do things like update traffic control, improve driving technology and study driver behaviors help cities and towns >> conferences, safety strategies as well as accelerate existing successful safety initiatives. and they're working towards an ambitious school. our goal is 0. that's a country where one day nobody >> has to say goodbye

transportation secretary pete buttigieg joins mayors from around the country for a discussion on infrastructure, as well as childhood health and food security. this runs an hour and 15 minutes. >> it is now my great pleasure to introduce to you all the president and c.e.o. of the american beverage association and president of the american beverage foundation for a healthy america board of directors who will announce the winners of the 2022 childhood obesity prevention/environmental health and sustainability awards. 2022 marks the 10th round of awards we've made through this amazing partnership. as of this year, we've made more than $5 million in awards to 60-plus cities across the country. that's $5 million in cash funding direct to cities because we mayors understand and the american beverage association understands that the best public-private partnerships deliver critical resources direct to where they're needed most. [applause] and of course that's also the places where the best solutions get incubate wid are at the local level. with not only mayors but residents and small businesses and in

later transportation secretary pete buttigieg speaks to governors about the recently passed infrastructure bill. that is live at 1:45 p.m. eastern. all beginning at 10:00 a.m. saturday on c-span, online at c-span.org, or you can watch full coverage on our new video app, c-span now. >> up next, governors from utah, hawaii, new hampshire, illinois joint politico for a conversation at some of the issues affecting their states. this is about an hour and 20 minutes. >> good morning thank you for tuning in. i am a state policy reporter out of lid echo -- politico. i am joined by a governor who is serving his first term. >> [indiscernible] >> i actually interviewed your predecessor at the last governor event years ago. happy to have you back here discussing policy and politics. happy to have you talking this morning including the latest surge of the pandemic. let's start with covid-19, after being one of the few states to recommend that doctors include -- wind -- when determining a supply -- utah has now illuminated those factors after pushback. marco rubio, whose presidential campaign this morni

later, pete buttigieg will speak to governors about the recently passed infrastructure bill. that's live at 1:45 p.m. eastern . saturday on c-span. online at c-span.org. or you can watch full coverage amount of video app. ♪ download c-span's new mobile app and stay up-to-date with live video coverage of the day's biggest political events, from live streams of the house and senate floor, and key congressional hearings, to white house events. even our live interactive morning program washington journal where we hear your voices every day. c-span now has you covered. download the app for free today. ♪ >> up next, former nato supreme allied commander's join the atlantic council for discussion on nato defense strategy with a heavy focus on the increasing escalation between ukraine and russia. this is just under one hour. >> good morning and good afternoon. good afternoon for those tuning in from around the world and i'm deputy director here at atlantic council. i'm pleased to be here with two supreme cour

and as secretary of transportation pete buttigieg said, we cannot and should not accept these fatalities as part of walk fran and representatives for standing with us today. thank you for taking action to fundamentally change this country's approach to traffic safety. thank you so much. >> thank you for being with us. >> i want to extend my deep gratitude to madam speaker and representative for your tireless leadership in d.c., fighting for equity for bay area residents. the infrastructure and jobs act means equity for san franciscans right here in the south of market and means equity because this infrastructure bill is going to bring much-needed investments to streets historically design to be dangerous. just take a look at where we are right here standing. they were never designed with people biking, walking or taking transit and these were defactor highways to ket through one of the densest neighborhoods and the results were deadly. the names of bicyclists hit and killed while biking on these two treat streets won't stop until investments are made and of course, i cannot forget antoni

now we are transportation secretary pete buttigieg visited the martin luther king bridge in philadelphia friday, which used to carry 25,000 vehicles every day when it gets bad enough, like we see here, bridges have to be closed entirely for safety. buttigieg said the funds will allow states to bypass future bridge closures that impact everything from deliveries to school and work commutes to emergency response times. the consequences are felt by every car pooling parent. >> every commuter and every truck drugged. and those delays at up to profound costs for america's families. >> and economy. and president biden said the money will also focus on reconnecting communities too often. bridges and highways were built through the heart of historic communities, particularly black communities. >> coming off, families, churches in >> and another part of the new law funding for high-speed internet allows low income households to get up to $30 per month for broadband and also $100 to put towards something like a laptop or tablet live in washington. i'm jessi tenure. jesse, the president's priority

later transportation secretary pete buttigieg speaks to governors about the recently passed infrastructuret is live at 1:45 p.m. eastern. all beginning at 10:00 a.m. saturday on c-span, online at c-span.org, or you can watch full coverage on our new video app, c-span now. >> up next, governors from utah, hawaii, new hampshire, illinois joint politico for a conversation at some of the issues affecting their states. this is about an hour and 20 minutes. >>