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hill, perhaps coffee. ayesha hasnie, thanks. sandra. >> sandra: coffee will help. bring in karl rove, fox news contributor. i just mentioned we just got word president biden plans to travel to the hill today to speak with members of the house democratic caucus, expect this afternoon. reuters reporting that moments ago. will progressives stand their ground, karl? >> karl: we'll see soon enough, maybe the president can pull a rabbit out of his proverbial hat. they are firm in opposition to the bipartisan infrastructure bill. funny thing playing on here we need to know about, this talk about the highway bill, surface transportation bill, that is reauthorization of the highway trust fund. senate had a version embodied in the bipartisan infrastructure bill that looks like traditional reauthorization we've been doing since the 1950s. money for roads, bike trails and more for mass transit, basically for roads and bridges. the house has a version of the bill it wants to pass that says no additional capacity built on federal interstate highway system and no new federal inter

>> sandra: paris hilton, meanwhile, was on capitol hill today fighting for more protections for children in troubled youth centers. hi, mark. >> sandra, good to see you. paris hilton is known mostly for her fame and fortune but she had lawmakers attention today as she had other advocates came here to the hilt basically urging congress to adopt several reduction for children who end up in troubled youth facilities. the 40-year-old, who has become an outspoken advocate on this issue, said she was abused both mentally and physically while at a facility in utah when she was a teenager. earlier today, she told lawmakers that what she says was an emotionally scarring experience. >> i was strangled, slapped across the face, washed in the shower by male staff. called vulgar names. forced to take medication without a diagnosis. i wish i could tell you that what i experienced and witnessed was unique, or even rare. but sadly, it is not. >> paris and lawmakers are encouraging congress to essentially create a few different programs here. one, make sure that these facilities have best practices in mi

that they don't have the build. >> bill: is great to see you, updates when we get them from the hill. >> sandra about getting a presidents plan through congress. great to see you, thanks for being here. and does anyone walk away from that happy? >> thanks for having me. it certainly seems like they have quite the dilemma in front of them. i think today they wanted to have a big pep rally to his on the president off to scotland but it doesn't appear to be going well for them. i think one of the ironies is they are messaging to each other as to say, look. we need to show we can get something done for the presidents benefit, and the reality is what they are trying to get done, nobody wants. all the point continues to suggest is that americans are posting trillions of dollars in additional spending and additional taxes and so they sort of boxed themselves into this, like your if you do when you're if you don't. then everybody, and if they do get it done it's going to hurt them next november because nobody wants what they are trying to pass. >> bill: mark, think about the legislative side of this. w

sandra: big tech in the hot seat again. another blockbuster hearing on capitol hill. a are topics. aishah hasnie is reporting live for us. hello, aishah. >> sandra: good afternoon to you. yes, it will the first time that a tik tok executive came to the hill to speak to senators and plenty of senators had a lot to say about its ties to china. watch. >> does tik tok consider a parent company in beijing to be part of tik tok's corporate group? yes or no. >> the data on the app is of low sensitivity. >> are you willing to answer the question? it's yes or no. >> yes, it is. >> yes, it is. >> senators quizzing executives of snap cha criminals using the platforms. cartels were using tik tok to get teens to help bring in illegal migrants across the southern border. marsha blackburn telling us there's a bipartisan support for holding these apps liable for any criminal activity that leads to harm. things got heated again when senator markey asked snap chat if she would support the child privacy protection legislation. >> do you support it enough? >> i think, senator, we would lo

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. >> sandra: jim jordan is now speaking on capitol hill. just stepped out of the hearing room. >> targeting a political opponent and now there's a vote on the floor. i hope every republican votes against this and i think that's going to happen but we will find out here soon. >> thank you very much. >> sandra: that was jim jordan who just stepped out of the hearing room and we expect that to resume shortly. to continue on with rep jim jordan, this exchange to follow up on the we were just having, on the commute case and with the white house and the school boards over that memo, listen to this. >> did you or anyone at the justice department discuss and and i'm sure that the commute kitchen from the national association from school boards was discussed between the white house and the justice department and that's perfectly appropriate. >> did you or anyone at the department of justice can indicate with the american federation of teachers or the national education association or the national school board association prior to your memo? >> i did

sandra fell. another hot spot eastbound 24 pleasant hill road in lafayette. 2 lanes are currently blocked as a result of that emergency row were. so they shut down that 7.80 westbound ramp to 80 east and 29 would be a good alternate around that heading into the city a little under 18 minutes as you're traveling right now and another new accident here in emeryville 80 westbound, in emeryville 80 westbound, west of pow street will why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. and for kids ages 6 and up, that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can change how their skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as

sandra. >> sandra: ayesha hasnie reporting on the hill. we ark -- await two more republicans, we'll get back to the room in a moment. >> john: in the meantime, bring in andy mccarthy, fox news contrib utor. a lot of language was walked by, that was way over the top letter to president biden, should the attorney general abandon the whole thing or is there justification to keep the f.b.i. involved? >> there is no justification, john. he won't back off from the letter, even though he's been asked to for a simple reason. he committed in his confirmation hearing that he would not politicize the justice department or alaw it to be politicized and that's been done. the school board association consulted closely with the white house and sent this letter and less than a week later, garland cranks out this memo, which isn't a case long and dispatches f.b.i. to essentially harass parents and suppress their decent on circumstances he knows there is no federal jurisdiction. he won't apologize, he would have to acknowledge what he did. >> john: we want

fossil fuel and we're wondering why we're short when demand goes up. >> sandra: we're watching all this debate happening on capitol hillbt acela something janet yellen warning it would be catastrophic to the economy and markets if they arkllow that to happen. lawmakers are saying, don't worry, that is not going to happen. i don't know, you tell us what you think. this is what the average american is seeing happen in the meantime. inflation is a huge concern, we see it in the polls, we're paying more for just about everything, used cars and trucks, you have seen double-digit increases, if you bought a car recently, you have experience this. everyday fuel we use kerosene and propane up, meat, eggs, price of everything continues to go up, here we are looking at washington, debating trillion dollar spending plans. doesn't that mean more inflation and higher prices across the board? >> phil: it does and it is insanity, isn't it? it doesn't make sense. if you want to write a recipe, i want to grate stag-flation, make sure prices of everything go up, washington, you are doing a great job. let's create a phony crisis over the

hills camera. this is an offshore wind. so it's per certainly not pushing in the marine layer in it. what were you made it and sandra fell petaluma to half moon bay, especially are our now, at least on this map a little bit calmer towards our inland valleys. but that's not necessarily going to stay true areas like livermore see winds picking up from are calm conditions right now to gusts well into 20 miles per hour range later on this is noontime. this is the evening notice that we stay windy well throughout the course of the day on into tomorrow, too. so this is an extended round of winds that takes us through the day today into tomorrow. so a red flag warnings and wind advisories are in effect for both of these days now 50's for most of our current temperatures, berkeley and san mateo each at 55 right now. oakland and concord mild 57 light jackets this morning, especially considering it is so breezy and that adds to the brisk feel red flag warnings continue this afternoon as daytime highs only rise into the 60's and 70's. as i stressed the at the start of the forecast. no extreme heat here. it really is just the w

hills down to blows. well, as right around the carquinez right over the richmond. sandra fell bridge to.ittle pockets of rainfall that stayed with us for the past couple of hours here. cold front from yesterday. resulting in the rainfall we had last night. our next system is working its way towards us as we work our way on into the evening tonight you'll notice rainfall becoming a bit more widespread again, couple light sprinkles this morning into the afternoon. look at what happens post sunset tonight. you really start to see rainfall picking up in pockets of heavier rain, especially in the north bay during our evening hours leading into thursday morning. tomorrow it will be on and off showers again. but picking up steam a little bit more compared to today. moderate pockets in there at times mostly staying on the lighter side again for your thursday thursday night into friday morning. we really see a push of what's going to be most significant rain of this workweek friday at 02:30am. you see those heavier showers beginning to push in by 05:00am. the start of your morning commute for ear

hill for the inner east bay 82 in antioch. and in the north bay will go low eighties for napa sandra fell as well as santa rosa.ended forecast again. temperatures don't change much on saturday, but take a look at that drastic drop on sunday. 10 to 15 degrees cooler, more cloud coverain cool for monday into tuesday. the next chance for rain will come in on wednesday. back to you. thank you. rosemary a skater is rollerblading across san francisco with the support of the fire department to raise money for cancer research. she's being escorted by a fire engine as she roller blades across the city. she's doing it to raise money and awareness for the san francisco fire department cancer prevention foundation, she says. it's especially important because of the high rate of cancer among firefighters. and they run into burning buildings without a second thought, and in doing so, they expose themselves to all these costs. indigenes two out of three firefighters will develop. cancel er. i mean, that's just such a staggering amount. become is married to a retired san francisco fire department captain. they look very in lov

hill road. thankfully not on the westbound side, though, because that would cause even more delays for you. the richmond sandraally, we're starting to see a little improvement because we had an accident here. hot spot in the last hour. we are staying on top of that that has since been cleared. things are still really, really slick. but under 9 minutes for you. make that drive. let's head to the city and look at the roadway flooding along 2.80. you've got it. there still a little caesar chavez right here in san mateo. northbound so of bunker hero, things are still very, very wet in the south bay. we had a number of accidents here. one southbound north. what a parkway. 87 southbound north of al-din expressway and 85 southbound north of 87 so accidents all over the map in the south bay looks like we've got a small break from coming down so extensively here, san mateo. but look at this. everything is still slick. so still going to take you about 24 minutes. it's also pretty slow. lot. one a one 92 as you're traveling there into the city. well, down from about 34 minutes, an hour and 26 for you as you're using the

and sandra, this is possible because we know that they can use reconciliation the process of reconciliation at least twice during a budget year. guys, back to you. >> thank you come alive on the hill for us. it will be a busy week indeed. let's bring in byron donald's, a member of the house budget committee. congressman, you are listening there. we had you already ready as we did the introduction and we played that sound of joe biden yesterday calling out your party for refusing to help raise the debt ceiling saying that republicans are being hypocritical, dangerous, and disgraceful. how do you respond? >> first of all, joe biden has no credibility on everything. he's always wrong. we've seen it over the past eight months. it's been very clear and let me swing this directly to the president. we have never in the history of our country raise the debt ceiling to open the door for massive social spending. that has never happened in america. when we raise the debt ceiling, only one of to things occurs, one we just keep spending as it is and raise the debt ceiling, or we make actual budgetary changes to lower spending or control the rate of spending over time and we raise the debt ceil

hill testifying before the senate judiciary committee in firing hearing fuelled by a doj memo directing the f.b.i. to investigate angry parents at school board meetings. i'm john roberts. >> i'm sandra smith, this is "america reports." senators in intense moments pressing garland on that memo, asking him to rescind it. lawmakers expressing concern over the chilling effect they fear it will have on free speech in this country.

sandra smith in new york. >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york, this is "the story." this is getting a lot of attention and for good reason. facebook getting its cage rattled on capitol hill by this whistle-blower. >> i'm here today because i believe facebook stokes division and weakens our democracy and hurts children. they know how to make facebook and instagram favor but won't make the necessary changes because they put profits before people. >> martha: so is this a moment? is this a turning point in the dominance of big tech in our lives? many comparisons being made to this moment in 1994 which was the beginning of a major change a clamp down on big tobacco. watch this. >> i think each of you believe nicotine is not addictive but would like to have this for the record. >> i don't believe that nicotine and our products are addictive. >> i believe nicotine is not addictive. >> i believe that nicotine is not addictive. >> i believe that nicotine is not addictive. >> martha: something, right? now the question is, does congress have the wherewithal, the guts, the votes to do what they have been promising the country that they would do for years and place new regulation on

across towards sandra fell a little under 22 minutes to make it into the city to that free must exit and in the south bay, you're seeing residual delays southbound 1, 1, north of blossom hilln accident there. darya james, back to you. a range of figure out what be for halloween. yet she was shot at. did >> can you tell us. i just order. this costume of amazon keep his thing i could find. don't even really know what it on says it looks like a ninja ok, it looks like a ninja it looks like a i like find out what was it. know, this your talk is halloween sunday. what a delightful way to do. and i ordered a costume. i don't know what it surprise. it should look something like a ninja. well, maybe like that. yeah, maybe i. >> we've doctors saying it will probably see a lot more of this this year than last because vaccination rates are up, which is great. but, you know, long as you follow minimal safety guidelines, you should be alright went with a mask on the ninja number one. number 2, if kids are going door to door make sure that they're not all grab in the same candy. yeah, and that kind of thing. >> cuomo says museum has the whole rundown. trick or treating is making a comeb

so santa cruz morgan hill's almost 70 so if you're saying my gosh is warm out there it is, but it's the rainfall can't feel two and three quarters mill valley two and a third, sandra fell two and a third. did i mention marin county? even mount diablo, though, came in with 2.21. so that's pretty good two and a quarter from mount diablo, other . i'm pretty sure i had about 3.5 to 4. i haven't had an update yet then lawman. santa cruz mountains. good rain. san francisco 19. that's the october average pretty much sanford sfo, three quarters danville, vallejo, two thirds cordelia, half in oakland also picked up a half inch of rain. the key now is, guess what? there's a little bit of fog out there. guess where it would be. santa rosa and napa. the temperature in the dew point are right there and they are reporting some fog. so is conquered. but i think that's about ready to break the key. those winds are next rain that's going to show up tomorrow morning, and it's from that system. how much we will have that and more in about 20 minutes, you guys we'll see then. thank you, steve. all that rainy weather, bringing down trees and power lines across the bay. this was the sc

sandra. it is jen psaki's habit to simply ark certions and let them sit there. one thing for republicans to reject that thing in capitol hillit, certainly not independent voters. the president's polling numbers in the quinnipiac poll are appalling, they have fallen below 40% on most measures, including the economy and not least including tacks, well below 40% on handling of tacks. what does that consist of? talking over and over again about people paying their fair share, he keeps saying it is only going to be the wealthiest, when you look at spending proposal, take whatever number you want, 3.5 trillion or 5 trillion, i think americans instinctively understand if the united states is going to commit itself to the president's so-called agenda, somebody will have to pay for it, that somebody will be them and it is going to include small business owners who themselves pay taxes at the normal marginal income tax rate. this is all suppression on the private economy and the problem for the democrats, especially this president, they don't understand the private economy, what we're talking about right now, their world is public ec

sandra: happens to everybody. last we checked it's not appropriate to follow a senator or anybody videotaping them in a bathroom. >> and that won't sway krysten sinema's vote. this is a unique time on capitol hillates and he is not stepping in and vice-president harris is not front and center. if you look at afghanistan and the covid back and forth about a booster shot. if you look at inflation and how that is affecting families, you look at crime in big cities. and now you look at a stalled legislative agenda u add water and stir it and put it on an ad. that its why the president's approval numbers are going down. >> mike: bernie sanders going after joe manchin on camera. >> i disagree with him. it is not playing fair that one or 2 people think they should be able to stop what 48 member of the democratic caucus and american people and the president of the united states wants. >> mike: you would think they would prefer those differences are aired out in private. >> bret: exactly. bernie sanders saying it's wrongs hurting up there. the president's ability to hurt the caps. nancy pelosi has been good of getting things across the finish line. now the democratic party is trying to get this massive