transportation secretary, pete buttigieg, was touring several infrastructure projects. he also talked about oaklands new reconnecting the town project that will focus one on reliable public transit and e and safe walking and biking in historically redline neighborho. redline neighborhoods. >> investing in transit is investing in our client and safety, it is benefiting the people who don'te it, because there is less congestion on the roads for the people who are driving. the funl the fundamental. >> provides access to the oakland waterfront. > >> yesterday, pete buttigieg was was in san francisco where there there is more evidence that san francisco's central subway is hopefully about to start rolling. as kpix 5's wilson walker reports, the finish line is a welcome sight for chinatows owners. >> yeah, i make a lot of this. 15 to 20 everyday. respect for this bakery and cafe, things are are finally looking up. the mool moon festival is bringing in customers and a longtime drag o. on business. it's winding down. >> eight years. >> the owner of yummy dim-sum says it almost

because they put all of their eggs in the green basket, pete buttigieg there. the russian basket, that could get worse in russia and europe. we could talk about cutting back on this and that in bailing this in going green all we want, but there has to be a viable answer and there isn't one now. >> todd: let's be clear when humans don't mcmansion you are a people will die there this winter because they don't have enough money to heat their homes. as you mention it goes beyond gasoline in your cars. it goes to heat and oil, state like new hampshire that does get very cold does experience that firsthand. the sentiment democrat in a tight battle had this to say on that. >> i think the president took too long to really begin to tackle inflation. and i think we still have work to do on lowering energy cost as you know a push the president to release more oil from the strategic petroleum reserve as a result of the administration did. i'm pushing right now to increase funding for heating aid for this winter, bipartisan from new england senators that went out yesterday

to the judge's point, big bad pete buttigieg is on the case.ieg made a dashboard for us this weekend. a dashboard you think interactive website, let's go on the people to budge dashboard appeared normally, you cannot print a dashboard but a chart of a poster board you would create that has all the airlines list of the checks and exits. as to whether they offer refunds, offer meals. this has done a dashboard but five people in a pizza office who put together something so we can have a long weekend. i hope you are enjoying your time, pete, we are looking at your -- board and getting no answers. >> joey: greg, the problem goes down to the supply chain we have people at the l.a. airport to take the bags off and sit there and wait three hours? there were people that own businesses that supply parts to the airplanes and some mechanical if you put on the ground for six months, it will break sitting there instead of flying. you have a backlog on this. so change is a big part of it. the government is making sure to buy a hotel room and give you a meal.

i kind of laughed when it said that pete buttigieg was waiting for the call.wn ego. the democrats can't win without the black vote. it's dead on arrival. so that's just absurd. i think with mike pompeo, he's a very forgettable person. he's a neo-con, he's a war monger, and that's not where the gop is anymore, thank god. that's one of the good evolutions we've seen. i don't think any of this is actually based in reality, and i think it's kind of a sad portrait of where we are in our political system where there's just not a very deep bench of the left, and many on the right are going to crowd out people that could be better for americans. kennedy: so is there anyone in the two with major parties that you like at this point, hannah? >> yeah, rand paul, all day. all day long. he has held the line on multiple issues, the number one people fighting to get us information on the origins of covid. he's very principled, very free market-based, limited government, pro-individual liberties. this is actually -- exactly who libertarians and conservatives say they are. kenn

. >> coming up, our transportation secretary pete buttigieg was in oakland today. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. >> transportation secretary pete buttigieg was in oakland today with city leaders touring the area set to be improved by an infusion of federal money. the city did get 14.5 million dollars for a project aimed at and proving 7th street broadway and martin luther king junior way. this involves restoring resident access to the waterfront. the federal money comes from the

. >>> emily: transportation secretary pete buttigieg appears excited about california's ban on gas-powered cars. in an interview, buttigieg was asked about the state's plan to ban new gas cars by 2035 in favor of electric vehicles. whether that could be a national model. the ban was passed just days before california began struggling to keep the lights on during a late summer heat wave and onliers of electric -- owners of electric cars were told to avoid charging vehicles during peak usage hours. after all that buttigieg had this to say -- >> it's interesting to see how the states are trying to go above and beyond what we're doing at the federal level, and i'm really interested to follow these developments while we continue to set a national policy that's the baseline for all of this. we need to move in the direction of electric vehicles, but we've got to make sure that this happens quickly enough to help us beat climate change. >> kayleigh: so, emily, president biden said by 2030, he wants half of the sale of cars to be electric whereas california is banning the sale of gas powered cars b

they're traveling now, a number of them, but i want to thank secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg and secretary sreul sack, director of national economic council and the deputy national director of labor for this commitment and hard work. and the american people, this agreement can avert significant damage that any shutdown would have brought. our nation's rail system is the backbone of our supply chain. everything you rely on, and it's hard to realize this, but everything from clean water to food to gas to -- i mean, liquefied natural gas, to everything. every good that you need is on a rail getting delivered to where it needs to go. with unemployment still with record lows and signs of progress and lowerings costs this agreement continues to allow to us rebuild a better america, with an economy that works for working people and their families. today is a win, i mean it sin sraoerl, a win for america -- it sincerely, a win for america. i want to thank you all for getting this done, both business and labor, thank you, thank you, thank you. and may god protect our troops. thank you

. >>> transportation secretary pete buttigieg continues his tour of the bay area. what he did today about, and what he is hoping to accomplish. >>> and after temperatures around 105 in the tri-valley, things are slowly dropping off. 100 right now. eventually 70s later on tonight. have i details and a colder weekend temperatures, and california rain chances. that's also >>> okay. for the tenth consecutive day, we are under a flex alert. the state is again asking us to conserve energy so we don't see those rolling blackouts. despite the efforts to save energy, the sweltering heat has triggered outages around parts of the bay area because of equipment failures. and people in one south bay city are furious after four nights of outages. tonight morgan hill leaders are demanding answer, and pg&e says even the ceo is a looking into it. here is nbc bay area's ian cull. >> reporter: around morgan hill, you can find evidence of the problems this week. mobile stop signs near intersections. police put them out when the traffic signals went down over the past four nights, and t

and we have the largest budget surplus we have ever had. >> and transportation secretary pete buttigiegs now. secretary buttigieg, thank you for being here. it was heartening to hear governor desantis say that florida is in such good financial standing. i think he said that they have -- well, i think they have something like a $22 billion budget surplus right now. he called it historic reserves. and so given that, should some of the fema and federal funds be redirected away from florida towards places like puerto rico and south carolina that are being hit so hard right now that aren't as flush with cash? >> well, it doesn't have to be an either/or. we're doing everything that we can to support everyone who has been impacted by these storms. right now we have got funding headed to puerto rico, which is very much still dealing with the impacts of fiona. we're also seeing absolutely shocking imagery and heart breaking stories from people in florida who have been affected by the storms. the different damage assessments on infrastructure, roads, even airports and parts of the aviation system

out front now, transportation secretary pete buttigieg who helped make that deal.of course, a strike would have had a crippling effect when supply chains are already under incredible pressure and have caused a huge problem across the united states. union workers still have to vote, obviously, when someone hears the terms of the deal, it sounds good for the workers, 14% raise immediately, 24% over the next couple of years. do you have any doubt that the union will vote for the deal? >> as this deal goes out to union members to ratify, it enjoys the support of the union leaders as well as the railroads that were at the table negotiating it, and an administration that really believes this is going to be mutually beneficial. it was not just a substantial pay raise, but something that was very important to them, which was more flexibility, because of the way it was scheduled, it was hard to get time off. that was a major issue at the table and one that was resolved by negotiators working late into last night and even early into this morning. and of course we stressed an

china and russia speak at the united nations general assembly, and later transportation secretary pete buttigieg talks about the upcoming midterm elections and an event in new hampshire. north korea's ambassador to the united nations lame the u.s. for growing hostility on the korean peninsula, while speaking at the yuan general assembly in new york city. this speech runs just under 20 minutes. >> mr. president, mr. secretary-general, distinguished delegates, let me begin by congratulating mr. -- on your election as the president of the 77th you in general assembly. i also expect a debate as soon a meaningful occasion for all member states to find a common solution for exchanges of root -- useful experiences through existing challenges and crises and building a sustainable world for ourselves as well as future coming generations. essentially the pandemic, 6.50 3 million people. it still poses a threat to humankind. humankind with the emergence of the subvariant. to make matters worse, the global health crisis is compounded by infectious diseases such as monkeypox. this year there has been materia

joins us from the white house front lawn, secretary pete buttigieg.nks for having me on. >> a couple of things here. we laid out the 60 day comment period and the finalization, when do people expect to see the changes and how long will it take? >> it will take a little time for it to be finalized because we want to get input from anybody who is affected so if you are a passenger, you have a view on this, part of what the process called for is you have a chance right now to go to our website, and make your feelings known. but i also hope that the airlines will respond very quickly to this. you know, one of the things that we did just a few weeks ago, speaking of transparency, was we created a dashboard on our website, making clear exactly what you can expect, when you have a cancellation or a delay that an airline is responsible for. and it was amazing, just in the space of a few days, the effect that that had on the airline's behavior. i wrote all of the ceos a letter and saying we will put this information out in a couple of weeks so this will be a g

joining me now is secretary of transportation pete buttigieg. mr.joining us. it is a big job to do. how do you begin? >> the focus now is on getting emergency supplies to get to where they need to go, and keeping the transportation system as functional as possible. we'll be there to help with rebuilding. we already have authorities available through things like emergency relief funds through our federal highway administration. but right now, the focus is more on the infrastructure, and every accident in the department of transportation is coordinating to get information through our transportation center, and part of that broader federal effort that the president described, especially now that ian has moved through and that major disaster declaration has been declared, that creates a lot of the tools that will be needed in the recovery. and a lot of folks are remaining in the path of the storm where we're trying to help prepare them and be ready to help out. >> you have a very slow connection, so while you're not speaking slowly, mr. secretary, your

these will be asterisks by pete buttigiegs' name if he does run. damaging for the biden administration in all kinds of ways. maria: this is a great point you make. where is pete buttigieg? he's the transportation secretary, mark tepper. is he still on paternity leave? we haven't heard a peep out of him. we heard about the potential of a strike grip crippling the ecoy again. >> he's a mayor. i don't know how he has the credentials to do this in the first place. it's like cay kamala being a bor czar. he's been a no show. we remember him talking about how everyone can go out and buy a $100,000 ev tesla or something like that. it's just -- it's absolutely ludicrous. to say these things in the face of sky-high inflation when lower and middle income consumers are strapped, it's just -- that was tone deaf and i mean, look, i just -- i don't think he's credentialed to be doing that job in the first place. maria: look, it's insanity. also insanity is the fact that we are allowing the chinese communist party to buy more and a more land in america, right next

and then they have pete buttigieg working on contingency plans.he economic and political sweet spot for biden. rail guy. he's obviously amtrak joe. when he talked just now about the actual physical backbone of the country, it made me smile because i think that he thinks that way and it is true. i mean, we don't all you and i don't think that much about the importance of freight rail, it seems sort of old fashioned, but it is the critical backbone 6 of moving all the things he said. chlorine for water, coal for electricity plants, and food, bread, grain to get into our stores. so had he failed on this, it would have been a disaster both politically and economically. so there has to be a lot of relief in the white house this morning. i know there is, i've heard it. and, yeah, if it had gone another way, it would have been bad for biden and the economy obviously. >> and peter, you would know about the relief at the white house. i think there is clearly a sub text here when you have less than two months to go to the midterms, there is a message that t

the white house has tried to allow the parties to continue their talks and let marty walsh and pete buttigiegm out of the more difficult areas. it is not lost on the white house how brutal this would be to the economy, and specifically, supply chains. just a day after joe biden stood on the south lawn to celebrate the inflation reduction act. this would undo most, if not all, the progress made. i would not expect them to stand by. kriti: let's talk about contingency plans. the last major strike happened in 1991 and only lasted a day. nevertheless, the white house making those contingency plans. bnsf railway controlling inventory levels. their parent company is berkshire hathaway. what are the contingency plans this time around? joe: to the extent that you are hearing about them publicly is all we know. this is going to come down to alternative modes of transportation. but there is not an alternative for every rail line, particularly when you consider the manufacturing links. getting things across the country from port to warehouse. there's is also the tourism aspect and the biden administrati

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joining us now is transportation secretary pete buttigieg mr. a lot of questions about what happened. the biggest one being the idea this is a tentative agreement. it still has to be approved by the union members themselves do you get the sense they will, in fact, sign off on these snerms. >> i think it does have a lot of support as it goes out to members. this is hard fought for workers and railroads agree to move to and it's a deal that enjoys the support of the administration after the president himself got involved urging the parties to reach a deal to do the moving that it took to find that deal space. so i do think as the next few weeks play out, it goes to members, it's going to have a lot of momentum and a lot of propulsion to get through and get finalized. >> we've heard a lot of the terms ahead of time. these were things that the white house panel had recommended and that i believe the railroads had signed off on between the years 2020 and 2025. or i guess 2020, 2024 with a 14% increase immediately payouts went along the way we also he

pete buttigieg, same message, though, and that is saying both sides have to give a little. that doesn't really auger well for the resolution of this dispute. it is shocking to hear, bonawyn, bill simon say if it last as week it will be terrible for the economy. >> he said that and mentioned there's already some fallthrough. the products, detail, logistics or security, things of that nature, really make this more complicating adding fuel to the fire is a lack of capacity within trucking it's not just pricing. no argument there. even if you could pay the price the capacity isn't there so what's the substitute there's no way around inflation in the short term if this is not nipped in the bud. >> very little reaction to this. i wonder if you think there's danger to this trade in particular >> well, i think there has to be especially given bill's comments and just understanding how the situation could evolve we don't nope how quickly it will be solved or what the impact will be on the retailers and their ability to meet d demand this might be totally off base but i'm wondering i

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transportationy pete buttigieg was in town to tour the line which will take riders from mission day to chinatown. alameda county expanding eligibility for the monkeypox vaccine and now offers offers second doses. even though though anyone can get monkeypox, monkeypox, the county says it now has enough doses to offer vaccines to any man who has sex with men or transpeople. officis say anyone who got a first dose more than 28 days ago is now eligible for a second one. > >> and it is a tribute to queen elizabeth. we go to the top of grace cathedral's tower where te bells were rung in her honor. - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. what now? i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is ours. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping)

s department of transportation secretary pete buttigieg's looked out along interstate 9 80 from an ac bus. buttigieg's came to oakland to tour and tout the impact of a $14.5 million grant from the d o t and the bipartisan infrastructure law. these improvements i think are going to enhance the economy. and enhance equity in neighborhoods that have sometimes actually been harmed or damaged by other transportation decisions. mayor libby chef congresswoman barbara lee in transit officials showed the secretary where the money for the reconnecting the town project would be spent. it includes reconnecting pedestrian access to the waterfront improvements to mlk jr. way in the broadway corridors, as well as extending the red bus only lanes, advancing good jobs. less pollution and more safety. what took place as a result of the freeway was it was totally disconnected from the rest of the city from downtown oakland. it was disconnected from just about everything that people deserve to have access to. congresswoman lee shared the history of i 9 80 with the secretary and how it displaced mostly bl

s department of transportation secretary pete buttigieg's looked out along interstate 9 80 from an acnsit bus. buttigieg's came to oakland to tour and tout the impact of a $14.5 million grant from the d o t and the bipartisan infrastructure law improvements i think are going to enhance the economy. and enhance equity in neighborhoods that have sometimes actually been harmed or damage by other transportation decisions. libby schaaf congresswoman barbara lee in transit officials showed the secretary where the money for that reconnecting the town project would be spent. it includes reconnecting pedestrian access to the waterfront improvements to mlk jr. way in the broadway corridors, as well as extending the red bus only lanes, advancing good jobs. less pollution and more safety took place. as a result of the freeway was it was totally disconnected from the rest of the city from downtown oakland. it was disconnected from just about everything that people deserve to have access to. congresswoman lee shared the history of i 9 80 with the secretary and how it displaced mostly black resident

given us transportation secretary pete buttigieg's continues its trip through the bay area, revealing transportation projects funded by the federal government. this morning, secretary buttigieg's, along with oakland mayor libby schaaf and representative barbara lee walked on board a zero emission transit bus. they were promoting the $14.5 million federal grant that will go toward the reconnecting of the town project. it addresses zero emission vehicles should be the future of public transportation. investing in transit is an investment in our climate. it is an investment in safety. it is an investment in access to jobs . it even benefits the people who don't use it because there's less congestion on the roads for the people who are driving oakland's reconnecting. the town project is focused on rebuilding roads in west oakland and helping more people who walk bike or take the bus from oakland neighborhoods to the city's waterfront. the judge also tour the nearly complete central subway in san francisco during his visit, much of the estimated $1.6 billion price tag for that project come

so has the transportation secretary, pete buttigieg, the agriculture secretary, tom, obviously, theyave a huge stake in this game, wolf, of what this is going to look like if they don't come to an agreement. but right now, as of 6:00 p.m., that meeting is still under way, according to an official, wolf. >> kaitlan, how deeply involved is the president himself in the effort to present a strike? >> reporter: president biden has been very involved. he's been personally making calls to these unions, to these railroad carriers, trying to get an agreement here. he was asked yesterday if he could offer an update on it, and he said, no, which really just speaks to just how delicate these negotiations are, how they are trying so hard to come to an agreement here. he's about to speak to reporters potentially as he climbs off marine one and heads back into the white house. we'll see if he offers any update that he has gotten from his own cabinet secretaries throughout the day, wolf, but it does speak to the level of how intensely involved the white house is here that the president himself is ma

box two news, us secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg's continued his trip through the bay area today. reviewing transportation projects funded by the federal government. this morning secretary buttigieg's was in oakland, along with mayor libby schaaf. congresswoman barbara lee and transit officials for a bus tour. oakland received a $14.5 million grant to go towards the reconnecting the town project. it includes reconnecting pedestrian access to the waterfront, as well as extending public transit only lanes. investing in transit is an investment in our climate. it is an investment in safety. it is an investment in access to jobs. it even benefits the people who don't use it because there's less congestion on the roads for the people who are driving and coming up tonight on the news at five o'clock, our political reporter greg lee, sat down with secretary buttigieg's today to discuss why these transportation projects are also focused on racial justice and writing the wrongs of the past. elizabeth was a life well lived. a promise with destiny kept and she is mourned most deeply i

. >> transportation secretary pete buttigieg was said -- was a keynote speaker at a recent dinner, healked about the importance of down ballot races and democratic priorities heading into the midterm elections. this is about 25 minutes. ♪ >> thank you so much for your friendship, for that kind introduction. it is from time to time -- your day just automatically gets better when you are exposed to that radiant positivity. of course we are thankful for your leadership and i'm counting on you to send any custer and chris back to the u.s. house of representatives to continue to be partners in change. we need them in washington. i want to thank everybody for the chance to join you tonight, i'm so honored to be with senator jeanne shaheen, she is such a phenomenal leader in the state. maggie hassan, i will have more to say about their leadership, is so great to have you and your wonderful family here. thank you for everything you do in the united states senate. you can feel the energy in this room, you can feel the energy meeting the candidates. your house and senate candidates, local leade

transportation secretary pete buttigieg was in town today tearing neighborhoods the waterfront will get more than $49 in federal funds to improve bus lanes and bike and pedestrian access. that could mean one day including major changes to interstate 980. it displaced black residents and id and isolated residents when it s it was built in the 70s. >> those who were displaced were were never fully made whole but there are opportunities now to make right what was wrong in a previous generation. >> reporter: all told, the city plans to make nearly 260 million million in infrastructure upgrades near the waterfront using state and federal funds. > >> some other stories we are following around the bay area, the alameda county sheriff's to be accused of killing a married couple to face a judge today. 24-year-old devin williams jr. was formally charged with two counts of murder with the special circumstance of avoiding avoiding lawful arrest. authorities say he sought june 21 inch in 20 inside their home on monday. williams fled but called police to surrender and later that day, his mother says

it comes after transportation secretary pete buttigieg demanded changes. >> these changes aren't really ground breaking. if you look to europe, they've got really strong laws and customer protections which could give you hundreds or even thousands of dollars if your flight is delayed or canceled. that's not what is happening here. >> to that point, most airline already offered meals and lodging but the policies were not detailed in writing. >> big changes at bed, bath and beyond and sam's club. until first the questions surrounding the fatal police shooting of a man in his own bed in the middle of t as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke, heart attack, or d

the airline acted independently but with pressure from pete buttigieg who spoke to tom costello earlier this month. >> we want to make sure very clearly spelled out so passengers know what they're getting when they buy a ticket >> reporter: what does this mean for passengers? >> it's not that no airlines were providing meal vouchers or hotel vouchers before this, it's just that it was spotty. it depended a lot on the agent, on the airline, and going forward now, it's not going to depend on those things >> reporter: and it all comes as more than 12 million passengers are set to fly this holiday weekend. according to hopper, that's even higher than the numbers we saw in 2019 before the pandemic. back to you. >> all right, good information there, bahrlaine, thanks the. >>> the important safety recall for nearly 300,000 trucks. >>and > bed, bath and beyond the point of no return the growing troubles for the retailer back category to gas. the road to college can be emotional. but also... rewarding. [ding] with the bank of america customized cash rewards card, you just can't stop getting rewa

pete buttigieg was in town for a tour of the new line which isg up about four years behind schedule. as wilson walker reports, the finish line is a welcome sight for chinatown business owners. >> reporter: for henry's aa baty and cafe, things are finally looking up. the moon festival is is bringing in customers and a e drag on business is winding down. >> this eight years. eight years. >> reporter: the owner says cenl subway construction almost tooks business under. >> it really hinders the business because of all of the e and the blockades and the construction and parking in front of the doors. >> i want to recognize city staff. many who have worked tirelessly to plan and build this project and think the community for their patience during the many, many years of . of construction. >> reporter: city leaders and te transportation secretary acknowledged the delays, promising a new line that will bring transit improvements that will be worth the wait. >> one of my favorite things about transportation projects id ones make skeptics into believers. seeing is believing and when you get th

transportation secretary pete buttigieg and house speaker nancy pelosi offered comments those on handened up a time capsule from 30 years ago. bart board members and elected officials taking turns pulling items out inside. they found things like a vintage part ticket, a vhs tape and a scroll of original bart employee signatures. they then put new items into that capsule, including a clipper card and a mask. bart, of course, most recently expanded routes into san jose a couple of years ago. mayor sam liccardo spoke about further expansion. >> we're thrilled to celebrate the opening and in the berryessa north as a session, we're going to keep on building all the way to downtown and on santa clara carrying more than 100,000 daily riders. we're thrilled to see part continue to expand in my neighborhood so we can all together be a closer neighborhood. >> here in the bay area. >> throughout the month of september, bart is celebrating by offering a 50% discount on all tickets. so take advantage if you can. take a look at this ahead of this morning. celebration but actually posted a series of

but transportation secretary pete buttigieg disagrees. well, he says customers are buying tickets with hidden charges and the administration wants to change that. well, high prices are not keeping americans from plant in holiday travel yet. aaa reports that by the end of this month, roughly half of the u.s. population are going to have made thanksgiving plans. 2 in 5 americans say they're going the flights early to try to get the lowest prices. hotel experts think the strong summer season help companies come back from covid last we're going last through christmas season at least and that being away from family and friends for the last 2 christmases. we'll have more people eager to just get up and go. scammers are trying to take advantage of some of those people planning flights. the better business bureau had received a number of reports of online crooks creating fake ticket booking site. reporter melissa crash explains how you about to get even busier for the holidays. >> everybody is really, you know, hungry for seeing the world again.

transportation secretar, pete buttigieg, spent day two of his visit in the east bay tog bay touring infrastructure proj. infrastructure projects. it could include major changes to e 980 which displays black residents and isolated neighborhoods and west oakland when it was built in the 70s. >> >> investing in transit is an investment in our climate, in safety, in access to jobs. it even benefits the people who do not use it because there is less less congestion on the roads for for the people who are driving. is a fundamental function of any any transportation asset, is not not to divide the to connect. >> >> reporter: the city plans to improve access to the oakland waterfront, it is supported by a $13.5 million federal grant. > >> speaking of public transit, b.a.r.t. is delivering its 50thy this weekend. >> the festivities begin at 11:0 a.m. tomorrow at the lake merritt station plaza. >> a time capsule unveiling, it was buried in 1992 in honor of the 20th after anniversary. after the contents are revealed a new capsule will be buried in its place. > >> york's governor declaring a state of emergenc

china and russia speak at the united nations general assembly, and later transportation secretary pete buttigiegalks about the upcoming midterm elections and an event in new hampshire. north korea's ambassador to the united nations lame the u.s. for growing hostility on the korean peninsula, while speaking at the yuan general assembly in new york city. this speech runs just under 20 minutes.

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. >> reporter: transportation secretary pete buttigieg isn't ruling out new regulations. how do you feel about going into the labor day weekend? >> i do think the steps that have been taken so far are going to be helpful going into labor day. but i also do not believe that the system is where it needs to be. >> reporter: but most travelers will be driving. gas prices have dropped for 11 consecutive weeks, but are still about 20% higher than last labor day. frank ordonaz is driving from texas to new york. >> get on the truck and just travel. i mean, i wouldn't have done that, what, four, five months ago because they were like super sky high. >> reporter: still, inflation is making everyone's getaway cost more. besides gas prices being up, airfares are about 20% higher. rental cars, hotels, food, and entertainment also noticeably more expensive than before the pandemic. nancy. >> cordes: but airfares are coming down for fall. that's something to look forward to. kris van cleave at reagan national airport, thank you so much. those traveling out west this labor day weekend ar

leo house speaker nancy pelosi and transportation secretary pete buttigieg.sco today checking out the progress on the long delayed central subway project the muny metro extension through soma union square in chinatown still set to serve passengers in the fall abc 7 news reporter suzanne fawn with a closer look now. this is the ride so many have been waiting for construction on the central subways nearly done today. we tagged along as local and national leaders rode the train on the underground rail line from union square to chinatown san francisco. mayor london breed house speaker nancy pelosi and the us transportation secretary got a closer. look at what crews have been working on for years. thank the community for their patients during the many many years of construction work began in 2010 on the central subway line. originally was supposed to be done by december 2018 the 1.6 billion dollar project stretches 1.7 miles and will connect san francisco's downtown areas to chinatown. thanks to four new stations. the truly is a win win leaders today a plotted the

. >> pete buttigieg is making a critical stop. >> it will help firefighters battling wildfires. there is significant flooding. let's check about it more. >> we are getting a lot of atmospheric moisture. that huge heat dome is by that tropical s. tropical storm. we will not get any flooding in the bay area from it. it may seem overcast as as we go into saturday. that is mostly due to low pressure pushing in from the north. it will be cooler the next couple of days. it will go right into redwood city. we are dealing with 90s still. it is better than yesterday, when it was 106. 106. the weather is looking beautiful. we are expecting a classic day. there are a lot of weather events going on for the. the festival. >> some good times. enjoy it. it it is much different than last weekend. we have quite a bit to get to this morning. there is a traffic alert and effect. all lanes are completely shut down. > >> what is the mood right now? >> reporter: good morning. it is is a bit of a mix of grief and also disbelief but also of hoper the future of the monarchy. the new king, king charles i

well transportation secretary pete buttigieg is in oakland today.iewing progress on infrastructure projects funded in part by his department. he joined mayor libby schaaf and representative barbara lee to promote the 14 and a half billion dollar reconnecting the town project it focuses on rebuilding roads in west oakland and using zero emission buses to connect with downtown and the waterfront. still ahead run tmc is finally reuniting but this time in the hall what some of the league's biggest names say about tim hardaway's signature move as he gets ready to be en. hall of fame the choice between prop 26 and 27? let's get real. prop, 26 means no money to fix homelessness, no enforcement oversight and no support for disadvantaged tribes. yikes! prop 27 generates hundreds of millions towards priorities like new housing units in all 58 counties. 27 supports non-gaming tribes and includes strict audits that ensure funds go directly to people off the streets and into there's only one choice. yes on 27. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in ha

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c-span, powered by -- transportation secretary, pete buttigieg, gave an update on the infrastructure and investment law. the 1.2 trillion dollar bipartisan package, which was signed by president biden last year, includes money for roads bridges and rail projects. live coverage from the house secretary buttigieg took questions from the house transportation committee transportation committee, on c-span 3. >> come to order. thank you. i ask unanimous consent to authorize the chair to declare recess during the hearing. without objection, so ordered. as a reminder, all of you who are out there remotely, please keep your microphone muted we'll be yelling at you. to enter the document into the record, please email it to documents that united the of. with that, i'm going to give a brief opening statement. i want to thank the secretary for being here today. we're holding this hearing too do some oversight on the implementation of the infrastructure investment jobs act. i appreciate you being here today to tell us about the progress. this may be a long day, i appreciate the fact that you're go

rachel: this is the pete buttigieg one, is it? it is good to know what your rights are for a meal voucher or a hotel. that is still leaving travel misery. my problem, getting to where i am going. >> reporter: not solving the labor shortage they created with their mandates but continue. >> one of the people at the airline, can you get us more pilots. export flyer, subscription, and how many seats are for sale in a given flight. if they are telling you, don't have a seat for you, look here, might be two seats and one of the things, the landscape of what tickets are for sale at that very moment. ita matrix is a website. google owns it, they don't sell tickets, they show you all the prices and fairs, some good tips there. light. rachel: something i'm curious about, we all see it when we read our phone at night. what does this blue light due to us? >> if you think about where we evolved to as humans, we have screens in our faces constantly, whether it is your smart phone, tablet, tv, computer, that blue line according to oregon state u