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pete buttigieg is second in a row f failure on dot, he should go home on maternity leave we'll be better without him. >> -- you don't have do this. they encourage, kat? >> i would love an island where husbands cond can't have their phones but evening mine. >> wait,. >> this hypothetical i can make it what i want, i hate it when i'm trying to talk to him, he is looking at his phone, i said what are you watching, he turns it a round, it is lawn mowing videos, he said is soothing, i would do an island where a husband phone-free zone. >> i endorse that -- >> griff, you love the beach are you going here. >> i think that healthy mini vacations from your phone, those of us who work in news business every morning it is a good morning oh, my gosh! you know did i see an e-mail, we get a delooming deluge of e-mails every day, out of 300, one is one you had to respond to. i would be worried of what i wasn't seeing, and i wouldn't be able to film my gorgeous wife kathleen on the beach. >> good save, griff. >> if you have anxiety about not having a phone we should get to the bottom of it. >> we need h

transportation secretary pete buttigieg said the u.s. eat into china's advantages in batteries used by electric vehicles. he told us exclusively that the u.s. needs to build relationships domestically and internationally for raw materials and refining capacity. pete: things like refining capacity on many of the key raw materials needed for uv -- ev battery components. it is very concentrated in china and that is something that is addressable. rishaad: pete buttigieg speaking to us exclusively in japan where he is attending a g7 meeting. let's have a look at chinese markets and what they have been doing. they are in the doldrums once again. asian equities reporter is with us. they have a new program to buy stocks -- 24 stocks in rmb. that will not move the needle. what will it take? >> this morning we are seeing weakness in china. rishaad: volume started off strong and then thinned out. >> also in hong kong less than 1%. we have seen foreign investment. mostly even though the news from the blinken visit is more positive than some investor

that includes secretary pete buttigieg. e bill was introduced by missouri republican schmidt who said it is far past time that buttigieg travel commercially. buttigieg defended himself in february when i do use our agency's aircraft it is usually a situation we're doing to save taxpayer money. it comes as the administration pushes its green agenda including electric vehicles. why wouldn't he fly commercial, david? >> well, like the secretary had said, he said overwhelming majority of the time he does fly commercial. he flies economy like he said. and there has been 18 cases where he has taken the private jet. but yes there should be transparency and scrutiny and save taxpayer dollars but not limit the ability of our elected officials or appointed officials to do the job they are supposed to do. we've seen this before. the previous secretary under trump was criticized for billing up 94,000 in just a few private jet flights. tom price, the secretary for -- >> sandra: the secretary who is pushing electric vehicles on the americ

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we heard pete buttigieg talking about supply chains.ompanies do not want to be in a position at the written during the pandemic. they do not want supply and demand completely mismatched. they are derisking and moving supply chains away. intel, for example, is committing $4.6 billion to a factory in poland. it is also a green to and large -- to a green enlarging plants in israel. it is being expanded to a $25 billion investment there. the project already had 12,000 employees, so this will be adding to intel's presence in israel. it will also expand in ireland, another $13 billion there to double manufacturing. so investments were already in these countries, but they are getting expanded. micron, even as beijing is cracking down on their infrastructure, it is committing about $600 billion to china. but also india. at least $1 billion to a packaging plant in india and it could rise. haidi: it is not just diversification away from china because there are some incentives they are considering. vonnie: obviously, china and taiwan is a critical

go to faa.gov, top key people, mayor pete now secretary pete buttigieg, who takes private planes.e took 18 according to knocks fews digital last year. a senator says you over stay commercial air travel and you must take commercial air travel thachl senator is pursuing that bill. secretary pete, this is on you and you have a ceo pointing fingers at you. >> emily: that sucks, sleeping on the airport floor and you can't get to your destination you paid for and the secretary is saying, well, it is better than last year thachl is not enough. >> raymond: i was stuck in the airport five hours, weather delay. i could have gone to see pit bull and had dinner in south beach and still made the flight. a pilot told me this, the faa is restricting who can come in and how many can come in and depart from airports. newark airport this past weekend, 75% less flights were allowed to doe part. they don't have the manpower on the ground to move the freight, move the people and get it done, so they cancel flights. faa is contributing to what we are seeing. there is bad weather, we didn't have these d

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joining us now, transportation secretary pete buttigieg.uttigieg, thank you for joining us. we heard a statement from the ceo of united airlines, who said they believe the faa failed them, and put them on worst footing heading into a weekend where we saw storms. have you spoken to scott kirby? do you believe that is fair criticism? >> well, the answer for the first question is yes, the answer to the second question is no. united airlines house internal issues they need to work through, they have been struggling this, week even relative to other u.s. airlines. but, where we do agree is that there needs to be more resources for air traffic control, that is why we are hiring 1500 more controllers this year. we have plans for another 1800 controllers next year. working with capitol hill to get more resources in terms of staff, and technology. i want to be very clear, air traffic control issues or not the number one issue causing constellations in delays. they're not even the number to issue. all the -- is very clear on that. but, to the extent

jen:er if granholm, alejandro major cat, pete buttigieg.ying the energy department inspector general must probe energy secretary jennifer granholm. why? she admitted to the making false statements revealing she does actually own stocks in financial companies as recently as may. that contradicts her testimony in april. granholm also said her husband owned previously undisclosed stock in ford motor. that is a key player in the biden white house's green energy efforts. let's bring in columnist and author joe concha. joe, what do you make of all of in this? >> that is an impeachable offense, elizabeth, let's face this. i mean, she lied under oath, and that's jennifer granholm that we're talking about here. of as you said, in april, now it's revealed in may, that wasn't the case that she did actually own these holdings. so my question as it is always in these situations is where is the media? where's abc, cbs, nbc, cnn, "the washington post," new york times? i can guarantee you if this was the energy secretary under donald trump and they had per

and joining us now is the secretary of transportation pete buttigieg. mr.at's your message to travelers trying to cope with all this smoke and now maybe stranded or dealing with some significant delays? >> unfortunately, the smoke is impacting visibility in a big way, particularly in the airports in the new york area, laguardia, jfk, newark. the airports in the d.c. area and also philadelphia, so there have been ground delay programs. as of now, there are no ground stops, but those were required earlier at some of those airports. we'll be seeing this for awhile. if there's good news, it's that this has led to relatively few cancellations. we have been able to keep the system going through ground delay programs, but certainly, if you're planning a trip today or in the next few days, you want to keep a close tab on the airline information that you can get through your app because it's likely if you're going through these affected airports that those delays are going to affect you. some of these are major hubs. that's going to have impacts for these airlines a

joining us now, secretary pete pete buttigieg. thank you for joining us.ines who said they believe the faa failed them and put them on worst footing heading into a weekend where we saw worse storms. have you spoken to scott kirby and do you believe that's fair criticism? >> the answer to the first question is yes, and the answer to the second question is no. they've really been struggling this week even relative to other airlines. what we do agree is there need to be more resources for air traffic control. that's why we're hiring 1,500 more controllers this year. we've got plans for another 1,800 controllers next year. and working with capitol hill to get more resources in terms of staff and technology. i want to be very clear, air traffic control issues are not the number one issue causing cancellations and delays. all the data, including industry's own data, is very clear on that. but to the extent it's a factor, we're not going to shy away from that. we need to make sure we continually strengthen air traffic control. meanwhile, we have been very focused

and will continue to feel even more. >> julie: there is a recent report revealing that some of pete buttigieg'snd biden administration priorities found back in november the transportation secretary meet proverb atly with a china linked group pushing green agenda items. buttigieg doubled down on his misplaced dedication to the climate cult by meeting with the radicals who want to ban gas stoves and eliminate fossil fuels. republican senators looking to rein in his private jet and costing taxpayers a lot of money. fox news is finding that buttigieg used taxpayer funds at least 18 times while in office instead of commercial flights that his department overseas. he claims his flights saved taxpayers money. david, i don't think anybody here is going to buy the fact that if you fly commercial it will cost more than a private jet. >> it is interesting that many times cabinet secretaries are like nfl kickers. you only hear about them when they make a mistake. and certainly with secretary buttigieg, if he is not the worst cabinet secretary in this administration he is in the top five because for much of

. ♪ ♪ >> norah: demolition of of i-95 begins as secretary pete buttigieg visits the scene. >> it's at is so important to make sure that it is restored quickly. ♪ ♪ >> as the number of evs on the roads continues to grow, there is mounting concern that the extra weight from the batteries poses a risk on the roads. >> it is something that no one is looking at. >> wheel! of! fortune! >> norah: and the final spin. legendary "wheel of fortune" host pat sajak announces his plans to retire. >> i will see you next time. so long. >> bye-bye! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> norah: thank you for joining us on this tuesday night for a special edition of the "cbs evening news" from miami. the eyes of the world were focused on this courthouse behind me today, as the first american president, former or current, appeared before a judge on federal charges.si his supporters in a campaign style speech and his bedminster, new jersey, golf club. this afternoon he was booked and arraigned on 37 criminal counts, including the willful retention of national defense information, making false statements, and conspiracy to obstruct

pete buttigieg says it could cause delays.t is cya move to say, if there are summer glitches, not my fault. >> steve: they will blame the weather, we couldn't land, been raining forever. >> steve: everybody has e an iphone and there is a secret app. why turn it off? >> if somebody has data within your phone, it will tell them, when i did this, i looked and had it on and called significant location. no good reason to have it on, it brings minor conveniences. it will say, are you going to so-and-so tomorrow, it will help with that. trade off is not worth it. it is easier for someone to crack your phone. you want to go to settings on iphone and go to privacy and security. i go and regularly clear the history and that way, somebody gets ahold of my phone, it is none of their business. until apple figure out way for people to not gain easy access, i suggest keeping eye on this one. >> steve: shouldn't there be a button, don't track me? >> that is a whole other story, if you want to limit your privacy, you have to jump through hoops

if you think pete buttigieg and the others can fix it, i have a bridge to sell you. brian: you have so much rain in the winter that you actually have grass, and you have leaves on trees this year. is that because of climate change? >> it's incredible. when it rains a lot they tell you it's because of climate change. when it doesn't rain it's because of climate change, if it's windy, or running out of water or too much water, it's climate change. see a theme here? brian: biden wants to give only green contractors weapons deals. i will talk with we're talking about cashbackin. not a game. not a game! we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. we're not talking about practice? we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. not a game! we've been talking about practice for too long. -word. -no practice. we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. i mean, we're not talking about a game! cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's

pete buttigieg not worried about the holiday weekend. >> overall, we've seen the system perform better ago, reflecting work we've done and airlines stepping up. >> carley: an airline pilot who has seen the chaos first hand is here to tell us what to expect this weekend and when airports will get back to normal. if you think you have dupuytren's contracture, there's a simple test you can take—from anywhere. try to lay your hand flat against a surface. if you can't, you may have dupuytren's contracture. talk to a hand specialist about your options, including nonsurgical treatments. i was told my small business wouldn't qualify for an erc tax refund. you should get a second opinion from innovation refunds at no upfront cost. sometimes you need a second opinion. [coughs] good to go. yeah, i think i'll get a second opinion. all these walls gotta go! ah ah ah! i'd love a second opinion. no. i'm going to get a second opinion. with innovation refunds, there's no upfront cost to find out. so why not check like i did for my small business? take the first step to see if your small business qualif

if you think pete buttigieg and the others can fix it, i have a bridge to sell you. brian: you have so much rain in the winter that you actually have grass, and you have leaves on trees this year. is that because of climate change? >> it's incredible. when it rains a lot they tell you it's because of climate change. when it doesn't rain it's because of climate change, if it's windy, or running out of water or too much water, it's climate change. see a theme here? brian: biden wants to give only green contractors weapons deals. i will talk with charly arnolt n and julie began der as.ti will caingn and pete hegseth wil be th here. dvr the show every saturday night so the rest of your famil. can enjoy what you are enjoyingn can enjoy what you are enjoyingn righ don't move, you are watching "one nation." learn more at boosv ♪ i like to move it, move it ♪ ♪ you like to... move it ♪ we're reinventing our network. ♪ ♪ ♪ fast. reliable. perfectly orchestrated. the united states postal service. brian: president biden wants to see the military go green, as in green energy. ano

southerland says pete buttigieg uses a private jet to fly domestically and internationally.his agency will not tell how much he is on the hook for. miracle by the dozen, 12 nicu workers are pregnant all at the same time. a spokes sdlt person for the medical center said it is first time having this many pregnant employees, five are first-time moms. fun story to end on. >> ainsley: what is in the water there. who will deliver the babies? >> steve: who is left? >> ainsley: reminds me of fox. >> carley: when i texted ashley a picture of brock at the hospital after i delivered she text me back and told me congratulations, guess what, i'm pregnant? >> brian: were you first to know? >> i think her husband probably before me. >> ainsley: in our case, i knew before your husband did, you accidentally shared the news. >> carley: he was living in chicago and i wanted to tell somebody, i cornered you and i was like, ges what. >> ainsley: we just hugged. >> steve: she swore you to secrecy until just now. >> ainsley: sorry, pete. >> brian: sorry issue ted, she didn't choose you. >> ainsley

here is more from pete buttigieg speaking wednesday. >> tomorrow will be a big test. we think tomorrow will be the busiest day of this holiday travel weekend. it may enprovven prove to be bu since 9 pandemic. already a couple times this year we've had that memorial day for example, that was the busiest day at the time since the pandemic. that went quite well in terms of delays and cancellations, but no question with all of the storms popping up and happening over some of the key hubs, it has created a lot of challenges for the system. >> and delays and cancellations is only raising concern heading into the busy holiday weekend. naturally pete muntean has the detail hes for you. >> reporter: flight cancellation fallout is only just beginning with airlines still recovering after leaving countless passenger in the lushrch. >> worst travel experience in my lifetime. >> looks like an beinpocalypse. >> reporter: and more than 7,000 flights have been canceled since saturday. tuesday night ground stop halting flights to all three of new york's main airports. federal aviation

transportation secretary pete buttigieg said we are fortunate there were not more human casualties. the apply chain will be significantly impacted. >> there are alternate routes and that's what trucks will be using. those alternate routes were not designed to take on the same level of loads of i-95 has had. until this stretch is restored and put back into service, we'll see impact across the quarter. >> pete buttigieg says he'll be visiting the site in-person to get a better idea of the damage. officials say it will likely be months before the stretch of highway is fully operational. >> back to you. >> jackie ibanez, thank you. >> we are learning new information about how four columbian children survived inside the amazon jungle on their on for 40 days, after a deadly plane crash killed all the adults onboard including their mother. later, george sorrel is handing the reigns of his empire to his son, who says he's more political than his father. >> the nightcap, who do you consider american royalty. if the u.s. had a monarch, who would you choose? no political power, just finger hea

nesheiwat: don't be too bad on pete buttigieg, he is probably building a bridge to the indian ocean.irlines are not equipped and charging ridiculous amount of money to airline passengers who have no repercussions whatsoever. i was amidst several delays and i ended up spending seven hours at the airport, why? not because of weather. the flight crew never showed up for a 5:55 flight. how is that possible? they need to install better bedding, look how i had to sleep for seven hours. if you bring your children along, they serve a purpose. this is the airport, everybody sleeping on the floor and chairs, why isn't pete buttigieg doing something and coming forward. where are the solutions? >> emily: maybe he's not qualified. we have a system set up, the point is it should be equipped and ready, prepared for any type of inclement weather. it should be able to absorb things we can't control or predict. them blaming the weather underscores uninefficiency. weather happens all the time, build in efficiencies. >> kayleigh: imagine you are ian or julie sleeping with your kids in the airport. or on

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coming up, pete buttigieg has a lot to deal with after one of the largest freeways in the nex countryd our most advanced safety system ever. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: and other infrastructure disaster. one person is dead after a section of busy highway collapsed in philly after a tanker truck carrying flammable cargo exploded beneath the 985 overpass. officials predict the road will be close for months and that is having off a wave traffic nightmares. transportation secretary pete buttigieg planning to give whatever resources are needed to rebuild. >> the entire region affected by this will have the full support of the united states department of transportation for as long as it takes to get that restored to normal. >> it's a cool remainder of the importance of our infrastructure but we have been surrounded by reminders of the importance of our infrastructure which is why we are coming together at such an important moment. >> dana: that speech reminded me of another one that we play on this by another person in the administration. the latest disastrous questioning buttigieg's obsession with equi

pete buttigieg on the many times he's called to address climate change. >> going to be more frequent, more extreme events in our lifetimes, that means cleaner air every day and doing our part with the climate challenge. we changed the climate between 2010 and now, and not in a good way. so, yes, we can and must act to make sure that we reverse the worst effects of climate change. >> sandra: now you know -- >> just a lie. my pal joe kernan probably called him on that. that's a lie between 2010 and now. we have done a very good job of this, and excellent job and incidentally, we have the cleanest oil and the cleanest natural gas of any of those countries that produce what donald trump calls liquid gold, what we should be doing. we have an unbalanced energy policy and you know what, it's so unbalanced, because they want to stop fossil fuels, they have no clear reliable substitute, so under biden, energy prices have gone up 32.9%. 32.9% under mr. biden. fuel oil up 43.8%. gasoline, the overall cpi up 16%. that is the consequences of their crazy policy, unbalanced policy, not -- not let's

and then he lost new hampshire where bernie sanders won and pete buttigieg came in second. humiliation has already happened and he already won. everyone lays out these -- joe is polling so badly. kamala is this or whatever. and they keep winning. so take it into account. on the rfk front, i have still yet to meet a real live democrat that likes rfk. we enjoy the piece on cheryl hines that came out in "the new york times" on friday. i thought it was interesting. to hear about how she's been thrust into this political world she was never part of and how she's using her improv schools from getting through this. she has tremendous problems with her own husband's policies, mostly her anti-vax policy. >> greg: waited through the spouse under the bus. >> jessica: she threw him first. i'm just telling you in case you haven't read the article which i recommend everyone does. >> greg: i read it. it's an interesting article about willie brown. [laughter] >> jessica: rfk is still a guy who was originally boosted by steve bannon. steve bannon does not want what's best for the democratic

hearing pete buttigieg telling us don't believe what your own eyes see and what your own ears here, trust market public can see this very clearly they are holding out hope as long as they can before they replaced him as a candidate. think everyone sees it, it is obvious. maria: i don't think anything changes of kamala harris is in the driver seat it'll be the same people running the country. the democrat leadership running that they want him in place. >> agreed to have plenty of word solids and other of gaffe's but she won't get the nomination either. i think it be a last-minute surprise rude and curious to hear what cherise thanks two. what candidate can emerge. >> in figure propping up avenue some, he's been doing the rounds, going to the right places making his speeches, california as we mentioned earlier is not the greatest economy in the country right now. people are struggling there and a lot of issues but he is incredibly charismatic in a breath of fresh air compared to biden and kamala harris. i think this is something the democrats are preparing to put him up for. maria: it could

could have stayed out of this, but fortunately for him he has a defender in donald j junior. >> pete buttigieg is taking some personal time because 19 days isn't enough time plus the time he spent chest feeding while we were in the midst of a supply chain crisis and 350 million americans were depending on him to do his dam job. but there is no accountability. there's not even an expectation of these guys doing their jobs. >> and what is your job exactly? i mean, seriously, besides yelling at your laptop, what is it that you do for a living? what do you write on your tax returns? son? donald trump jr. is the only giem in america who claims himself as a dependent. fox news, by the way, they're not having a great week. over the weekend, very damming text messages were released between some of their on-air hosts that revealed, in print, that they knew they were lying to their viewers about trump's imaginary election fraud. and whenever they get cornered, they turn to an old friend to distract, artificial outrage. first it was the green m&m, then it was the gender neutral mr. potato head and now th

sick, though, and would also like highlight as we know that pete buttigieg won iowa that was a completeebacle to the point that the head of the democratic party in iowa had to step down from that and basically agreed with the fact they shouldn't go first there. and then he lost new hampshire where bernie sanders won and pete buttigieg came in second so humiliation is happened then already won that's what everyone lays out oh joe is polling so badly. kamala is this or whatever and they keep winning. so take that into account with this on the rfk front i have still yet to meet a real live democrat that likes rfk. we enjoy the piece on cheryl hines in new york city times on fred i thought that was interesting and to hear about -- you know how she's thrust into a political world she was never a part of and using improv skills from having been part of the ground length to get there and she has tremendous policies with the policies mostly anti-vax policy. >> way to throw the spouse under the buses. >> she threw him first. i'm telling people incase you haven't read the article which i recommen

pete buttigieg warns of disruptions of airlines miss a deadline to retrofit equipment.to prevent interference from 5g wireless signals. aircraft without necessary changes will not be cleared to land in certain weather conditions when visibility is low starting on july 1st. that is when u.s. wireless companies plan to boost 5g service to hire-powered levels. >> speaking of the weather, another typical june gloom bay area day, darren! i guess it is a little bit lighter over here, but from where you are at it is very typical. >> still june gloom over the golden gate. we all started out that way, then the clouds melted quickly. we will do this for one more day and then there is a warm-up coming. i started out by showing that at the top of the newscast. the inland valleys will feel this way friday and saturday to the point where we will start talking about heat risk aspects. right now in concord it is 69. will probably go to 73, 74 today, and that is well below average, but we have probably lost track of that because all we have been doing has been low 70s for a while! when

terrorists >>> two days after that highway collapse in philadelphia, transportation secretary pete buttigieg visited the scene today and said the federal government will help rebuild the stretch of i-95 as quickly as possible. officials say they have to demolish the other side of the highway because of structural problems after a gasoline tanker truck caught fire and caused the collapse a plan to rebuild is expected to be announced tomorrow >>> some good news about inflation today. markets reacted by closing higher after the government reported that consumer prices rose last month at the slowest pace in more than two years. tom costello was in atlanta, and tom, a big change from just a year ago >> reporter: that's right. it was a year ago this month that inflation hit its high watermark, more than 9% we now have the reading on may, and inflation has been cut in half, down to 4% in may. it is also lower than it was in april. now we have seen prices drop at the gas pump, for example. also domestic airlines' ticket prices are dropping. but core inflation, you strip out food and energy, still ru

kumasi: secretary of transportation pete buttigieg is warning of travel delays next month if planes do technology. reporter: in this morning's gma first look, it is the big x factor that could stand in the way of your fourth of july flight. what is the airlines 5g deadline about? >> this deadline of july 1 did not come out of left field. reporter: on july 1, the nations wireless carriers will be turning on their 5g signals. >> there is a possibility of a bleed over close enough with this new 5g service this could cause greater -- because radar not to function. reporter: transportation secretary pete buttigieg warning any planes not retrofitted will not be cleared to land in certain weather conditions. >> the aircraft that are not going to meet the deadline by july 1 have to have restrictions on how they can light into airports that have 5g service. reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m., more on this 5g deadline and how to know if your fourth of july flight is at risk. kumasi: triumphant return being detained in russia, brittney griner proving she is a force on the court. julian: a stunning

with the 4th of july holiday travel rush that is kicking off today, the transportation secretary pete buttigieg says it could be a big test for airlines after the chaos that we have seen in recent days. already we're seeing nearly 600 delays and more than 350 flight cancellations in the united states, and it's just 7:00 a.m. united airlines says it's all hands on deck as it works to get out of a multiday scheduling meltdown, canceling more flights than any other airline since saturday. days of storms and other problems have left thousands of people stranded. let's get to our pete muntean at reagan national airport. good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning, poppy. things are looking better today. this holiday travel rush is only just beginning. the faa says 52,000 flights are scheduled to fly today through u.s. air space. that is the biggest numbers we will see going into the july 4th rush, even though united airlines is the one that is really struggling. you mentioned it's canceled more than any other -- more flights than any other airline in the last few days, canceling 2,500 flights, del

pete buttigieg says the philadelphia i-95 collapse will cause substantial disruption in the region and is a cruel reminder of infrastructure need as a tanker truck caught fire under the overpass in this section of the highway carries 160,000 vehicles a day. in italy, the former prime minister, silvio berlusconi, has died. he ended up being their lobbyists serving postwar prime minister but his tenure marked 56 handles and allegations of corruption but he was one of the most influential figures in italian politics in the last several decades. he was 86. bloomberg news powered by 27 hundred journalists and analysts in 120 countries. i'm john highland, this is bloomberg. katie: let's get it quick check on what's going on in the markets right now. gains on the s&p 500 are at 4/10 of 1%, so we are holding on to the bull market that we achieved last week, 20% gain from the lows we saw in october and we are actually almost back at the level that we were before the federal reserve started raising rates. we see the 10 year yield right now at three basis points, 376, 377 is the level they are. t

. >>> transportation secretary pete buttigieg today will be at the site of an overpass collapse on one of the nation's busiest highways. it happened sunday on interstate 95. a tanker carrying 8,500 gallons of fuel crashed and caught fire in philadelphia. human remains of a driver were found yesterday, and according to our philadelphia station, relatives have identified nathan moody, a father of three, as the victim. video shows the road buckling moments before the northbound lanes crumbled. >> trying to navigate the curve, lost control of the vehicle, landed on its side, ruptured the tank, and ignited the fire. >> experts say the bridge was structurally sound but the overpasses are not designed to withstand an intense fire. >>> one person was killed and nearly a dozen others hurt when a boat capsized in a cavern. i happened yesterday in lockport north of buffalo. reporter tara lynch from our buffalo affiliate wivv has more on how the emergency crews scrambled to rescue the 29 people who were on board. >> reporter: reporting a boat that has capsized. >> reporter: first responders raced

official site and what was transport tatian pete buttigieg say this will have significant impacts on the city and the region. morgan norwood from the scene. the new fallout from indictment of former president donald trump. over the handling of defense secrets. trump pushing back saying he will still run even if he is convicted. how that's playing with voters across the country. when a new abc news poll shows on how americans feel about the charges. as mammy prepares to trumps her cotrustee with florida with what to expect this week. new details about the american detained russia. longtime resident of moscow. his mother says he played rock bands and taught english. not russian media reporting he's accused of selling narcotics. appearing in a russian court claiming he doesn't know what is being charged with. striking similarly to the case millions on alert for severe weather appeared dangerous wind and hail with the possibility of tornadoes. as texas walters under life-threatening heat and it's only going to get hotter. the widowed mom who wrote a children's book about grief, now accus

the secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg, has made it clear that whatever resources would be needed to rebuild i-95 and to do so in a safe and expeditious manner would be provided to us. penndot says an average of 160,000 cars travel this portion of the highway every day. we're advising residents to please avoid the area and plan for alternative routes of travel. the ntsb tweeted sunday that in coordination with pennsylvania state police, it will be sending a team to help with the investigation. lindsay watts, abc news, philadelphia. lindsay, thank you. the ex-marine charged in the chokehold death of a homeless man on the new york city subway is speaking out. daniel penny issued a video statement through his attorneys claiming he was protecting himself and other passengers when he put jordan neely in a chokehold last month. penny claims neely was an imminent danger. the three main threats that he repeated over and over was, i'm going to kill you. i'm prepared to go to jail for life and i'm willing to die. penny faces manslaughter charges. jordan neely's family and friends say he was

i had the opportunity to peek with pete buttigieg and we can support recovery and reconstruction andlso received calls from senator ca casey and congressman boyle on this issue. we will continue to provide updates to residents and visitors as they become available and i want to thank everyone for being here and their response on this and i call on deputy thompson from the fire department for the fire department's update. >> thank you, mayor kenney. as the mayor stated the fire is under control, but the fire department continues to remain on scene just to make sure as a precautionary measure because of the large volume of product that was involved, we want to make sure if there is -- if the fire restarts that we are there to quickly respond to take care of that. so we do have resources. we have two engine companies as well as a medic on scene as precaution. in addition to that, we have the fire marshal's office and his staff, they are here to investigate as we do with all fires, and we will continue to be here until this situation is fully mitigated. i would like to thank all of our p

stuart: the transportation secretary pete buttigieg, where does he come into all of this because it'sand the shipping and rail lines that go to the ports. lauren: i don't think we've heard from him in this latest round, have we? i don't think so. stuart: i don't think so, no. but there's a holdup at the ports on the west coast and how it works out we don't know. lauren, thanks. coming up. this is my opinion. i see the trump indictment as a desperate attempt to interfere in an election that the democrat s know is not going their way. that is my opinion. that is my take coming up at the top of the 10:00 hour. and commuters gearing up for a very difficult monday. an elevated section of i-95 collapsed following a truck fire we're there with a live report. can you say disruption on the eastern seaboard? we'll be back. chevy silverado factory-lifted trucks. where will they take you? with the capability of a 2-inch lift. ♪ the versatility of the available multi-flex tailgate. ♪ and the connection of a 13.4” diagonal touchscreen. chevy silverado. taking adventure to a whole new level. ah, the

transportation secretary pete buttigieg saying there's a real risk of delays or cancellations.ormance this summer. >>> the american medical association is now discouraging the bm if i or measurements because they say it's problematic and has been used for racist exclusion. the ama including those comments in a report shared at their annual meeting this month, also saying, quote, bmi cutoffs are based on the imagined i'd day ideal caucasian. those are your headlines. i always get bmi and body fat mixed up. they're -- rachel: so what's -- body mass index. yeah. pete: yeah -- will: what's the difference between those two? pete: body fat percentage? don't know. i'm sure it's kind of the difference between a batting average and on an of -- on-base percentage. will: one includes walks. pete: exactly. so one of those includes something that isn't just body fat percentage. will: we'll figure it out. still ahead, schools being sued. the state of new jersey is going after schools that tell parents when their kids switch jenders. -- genders. a frustrated parent reacts next. w evolved form

meanwhile, transportation secretary pete buttigieg warns there may be more headaches to come due to a looming deadline for 5g wireless technology on planes. the deadline is july 1st for a lot of the changeover wires that need to be done between the faa and the cellular companies and the airlines. >> there is most mostly a feeling that they've got it under control. but by the same token, there are some people that are still concerned the issue is planes have a device called a radio altimeter telling them how far they are from the ground as they come in for a landing. >> turns out the frequencies used by 5g are similar. experts worry there could be confusion, especially when a plane is trying to land in bad weather. >> what happens on july 1st is that all the aircraft that needed filters put in there, antenna lines for the radio radio altimeters should be in compliance. otherwise they're going to have some restriction in terms of how low they can fly on approaches, delta says about 190 of its planes won't be equipped in time. >> united says its united express planes could be affected. j

its weekend problems, but then suffered its own operational meltdown transportation secretary pete buttigieg tweeting, "with the exception of united, airlines have recovered to a more typical cancellation/delay rate as of this morning." >> it does take a day or two for the equipment and the staff to get back into position for where they need to be. >> reporter: cranky flyer blogger brett snyder says airlines are flying at full capacity >> you never know when those are all going to come together at the wrong time to make things messy for one airline. >> reporter: meanwhile, the faa is investigating another close call in austin on monday an allegiant airplane aborted its landing to avoid a small plane. the two coming within 1.6 miles of each other. >> tom, let's circle back to those delays for a moment if the airline cancels the flight because of its own operational challenges, what rights do passengers have >> reporter: yeah. so, the airline is always going to try to rebook you on the next available flight if it is the airline's fault, then most airlines in this country will in fact give you

. >>> separately, pete buttigieg is warning ahead of the deadline for airlines to retrofit equipment to avoid problems with 5g 5g companies are boosting to higher power levels and when that happens, aircraft without the upgraded equipment won't be cleared to land in certain weather conditions when visibility is low. at&t and verizon agreed to delay the launch of 5g near airports while iairlines worked to ret retrofit more than 50% of dpomestic flights have upgraded. we will talk to daniel elwell in the up ccoming hour about the saturday deadline. >>> i came in yesterday. lightning. is it dangerous? doesn't hit planes are we sure? if you see it out there and it is close, are you sure it is okay >> it is best not to think about it when i was growing up, the rubber tires ground you. you don't have to worry about it just tell yourself that. >> and the other thing is when w you don't see the runway until ten feet above it. those guys are good. the instruments are good >> good enough that i choose not to think about it. >>> following a weekend of rebellion in russia, uncertainty and confus

already ahead of monday morning's commute secretary of transportation pete buttigieg is warning of major ripple effects telling anyone traveling on i-95 to expect significant impact george solis begins our coverage tonight from the site of the accident. >> how about it, 95? >> reporter: tonight an explosion leaving a major northeast highway destroyed. >> something is ignited. we're not sure what it is right now. >> a little charcoal action out of control here you know >> reporter: northbound lanes of interstate 95 in philadelphia buckling and collapsing under flames that officials say erupted from a tanker truck fire underneath the overpass >> i plan to issue a disaster declaration allowing the commonwealth to immediately draw down federal funds and move quickly to repair an reconstruct this roadway. >> reporter: the u.s. coast guard says the tanker was carrying nearly 9,000 gallons of gasoline manholes near the site also funnels flames, leading to secondary explosions the cause of the explosion is still unknown. >> governor, based on what you've seen in your briefing is there anything t