this to fly into scranton.probably would not allow them to land and it's interesting that they would pick scranton, governor desantis is doing a great job in florida in dealing with this issue. i served with ron and i know he suggested possibly sending them from florida to delaware, you know, i could tell ron it's a lot closer to go from scranton to delaware than to fort lauderdale to delaware. people here should know. we should know the facts and background before people are just dropped off into our communities. >> nominee wilkes bury deserve to know what's going on. we have 15 seconds left what's the message to the people in the keystone state what happened. 15 seconds. go. >> we need a governor here that will protect the people here in pennsylvania. that's the governor's responsibility. not to have blind faith in the obama administration that they are doing all these they cans on people before they come into our communities that's what they will get when i'm the next governor of pennsylvania. >> lou barlett

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it's been since the early 1970's since the passenger train rolled into scranton, pennsylvania. we have been without train service for that long. and if you don't think that hurts an area, you're wrong. here's how we know. we got amtrak interested in investigating a new york city to scranton across the top of new jersey, across the delaware river, into southern monroe county at the delaware water gap, through the strowdz burrings, up through mount poke know, past toby hannah, and up until lackawanna county in scranton, pennsylvania. we got them interested in looking at that route, and they d you know what they found, madam speaker? they found that this is exactly the kind of route that amtrak ought to be investing in. what we did was we showed them what we have to offer in northeastern pennsylvania. we showed them all of the recreational opportunities there are. we showed them the wonderful hardworking work force that we have. the people that have the kind of work ethic and pride in their work that goes an awful long way toward creating successful manufacturing companies. we sho

her mother became pregnant in the '30s in scranton, catholic scranton, with a seventh child.child would be stillborn and they warned that the mother could die in childbirth. that mother and that family had no choice and you can imagine what the sad result was. the baby was stillborn. and the mother died. orphaning six children. we will return to those days. texas is likely to return to those days with a six-week abortion ban. the mississippi law is unconstitutional. that's what i say. it is unconstitutional, and these justices know it. >> erin, the comments by the liberal justices were so haunting, because they acknowledge what the congresswoman is talking about. they acknowledge their defeat on this right. but it was so fascinating to hear justice sotomayor say, what if we started looking at other rights, first amendment rights, second amendment rights? no one thinks that would ever happen. what does yesterday's performance by the justices say to you? >> so, i think justice sotomayor did what she could to both make a moral, constitutional, medical, social case for abortion r

senator bob casey is a native of scranton, pennsylvania and graduate of holy cross university. his first job was teaching and coaching in elementary school. from there he went on to law school at catholic university here in d.c. he was attorney general out of the state of pennsylvania, treasurer of pennsylvania, selected to the u.s. senate in 2006 and continues to serve as a member of the finance committee, the intelligence committee and is the chair of the senate select committee on aging. from the other side of the aisle i have senator john cornyn, a native of san antonio. senator cornyn has an extremely distinguished career. after graduating law school he was a state court judge, he was attorney general for the state of texas, and justice of the state supreme court. was elected to the u.s. senate in 2002. he served as the majority web from 2014-2018. jon also serves on the finance committee, the chairman of the trade subcommittee, also the judiciary and on intelligence. the two senators of the authors of the national capabilities defense act. we turn first to senator casey a

we have learned a lot about joe biden in the last year.e for one, we know he is not the same old scrantonte for decades. or the oldest tough guy joe who saved the day by fighting off corn pops. he is not even the same joe biden who was barack obama's vice president. that joe biden is gone, and he has been gone for a while. in 2021, biden confirmed what

we welcome in many manager, david chase, greg and ceo and founder of a sound income strategies, scranton financial group, who can help shed some light on the topic. thank you for joining us. well, thanks for having me. you know, of course not. it shouldn't be a privilege just for the world billionaires. in the reality, as many people can still take advantage of it, because most people, a lot of people today, let's say middle income folks still have enough to itemize their deductions. and frankly, those that don't, in many cases, wouldn't be contributing. maybe more that much more than the $300.00 limit for singles or $600.00 limit that you can deduct for married couples with, you know, without having to itemize. that is, and i think from a charity perspective, most of their money doesn't really come from the person giving $300.00 or $600.00. most of it comes from bigger donors like, you know, jeff phases ex wife for example. those are the people i think, really, really, you know, are create the shipping point for charitable donations from most cherries. well, but at the same time, you kn

we welcome in many manager, david chase, greg and ceo and founder of a sound income strategies, scranton financial group, who can help shed some light on the topic. thank you for joining us. well, thanks for having me. you know, of course not. it shouldn't be a privilege just for the world billionaires. in the reality, as many people can still take advantage of it, because most people, a lot of people today, let's say middle income folks still have enough to itemize their deductions. and frankly, those that don't in many cases, wouldn't be contributing, made more that much more than the $300.00 limit for singles or $600.00 limit that you can deduct for married couples with, without having to itemize. that is, and i think from a charity perspective, most of their money doesn't really come from the person giving $300.00 or $600.00. most of it comes from bigger donors, like, you know, jeff bezos, ex wife, for example. those are the people i think, really, really, you know, are create the shipping point for charitable donations from most charities. well, but at the same time, you know, givin

we have learned a lot about joe biden in the last year.e for one, we know he is not the same old scrantonrepresented delaware in the senate for decades. or the oldest tough guy joe who saved the day by fighting off corn pops. he is not even the same joe biden who was barack obama's vice president. that joe biden is gone, and he has been gone for a while. in 2021, biden confirmed what many of us could see during the presidential campaign.n. he is decaying. that is not an attack on biden. he is nearly 80 years old. anyone who has watched joe biden can see it. it is a fact we take no pleasure in stating. nobody is happy with thehe b b president of the united states stumbles over his words or forget where he is. we don't enjoy watching him fall asleep in the middle of an overseas summit. but his decline is hard to ignore.n his latest example came just last night in an interview with abc news.es joe biden struggled to remember the name of the latest covidt variant, omicron. w but maybe that is not exactly a surprise since joe biden also told us he didn't even see omicron coming. >> the vice pr

perceive it as a breach of process, a breach of joe and joe working the south, politicians from scranton and charleston could find a way to align with those from brooklyn and san francisco. jen psaki says they aren't playing the blame game, they are calling it an update. >> i've not read the article. it has been a busy day but i will tell you our intention was to provide an update on the future of bills back better. >> reporter: leaders on the left are so frustrated with manchin's hard stance they are calling on democrats to ignore him entirely. across the aisle there are lawmakers warming up a seat for manchin in the republican party. >> yesterday the senator went back on his word was the lack of integrity is stunning in itself where people say the only thing you have is your word. it is abundantly clear we cannot trust with senator manchin says. >> it doesn't sit well over there but that decision, we certainly welcome him to join us if you are so inclined. >> a lot of folks ask is manchin going to become a republican? i hope it does. i have asked him to. >> a lot of questions and a lot

for one, we know he is not the same old scranton show that represented delaware in the senate for decades he is not even the same joe biden who was barack obama's vice president. that joe biden is gone, and he has been gone for a

he is from scranton, pennsylvania, understands what all of this is like, and that's why he took such decisive actions when it came to the supply chain to make sure that prices were going down, and what you said we're seeing the effects of that, and so what we're trying to continue to do is to continue to make those investments. that's why build back better is so important in bringing down that inflation. we have heard from economists and leading rating organizations from wall street that have said that this build back better plan will ease inflation over the long run. >> let me jump in here for just a second. >> yep, absolutely. >> with all do respect because you covered a lot of territory there. >> that's fine. >> there's a lot of territory to cover. >> if all of those things are happening, and you're trying to highlight all the positive aspects in the economy and what you are saying has to do with the president's policies where's the disconnect? is it a messaging problem because clearly americans aren't giving him credit for it. >> well, here's the thing, we're just going to have t

between about midway between philadelphia and scranton. it's an area that is very, very susceptible to storm related flooding. we have two rivers that, unfortunately, almost routinely flood. the concept of 100-year floods have been now become every couple of year floods in our district. this is a really timely hearing. one of the things i wanted to follow up on. dr. weaver, with regard -- this is really for anybody who wants to comment, on the interdisciplinary area of this kind of research, the human element of disaster preparedness and response and recovery is so important. it's become really vital here in my district. and i'd love to hear from any of you how the national windstorm impact reduction program leverages social clients research to accomplish the goals of the program to protect life and property. dr. weaver: i'm happy to start. in work writ large as well as nist as an agenty, speaking for both, we value social science. in our investigation of hurricane maria we had several social scientists on the team. there are projects that

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the assumption that joe biden from scranton would reflect a moderate judicious bill clinton that they could get behind as an alternative to trump it was awkward happen. it would be a hard left agenda if you look at the forefront of criticizing the biden administration which raises the question were they surprisedst were not. i still go to and read a lot of articles it makes you think that on the issue unfortunately i became the issue with i didn't feel the people were not happy or did not want to be, i wanted to be happy. >> let's hear from michael in michigan you're on with victor davis hanson. >> i'm a conservative by nature. i'm a survivor of childhood trauma and a product of overcrowded and underserved education and 58 working on educating myself. my question right now in mortgage-backed been traded on wall street in home prices across america. thank you very much, god bless you, i don't know you but i love you. >> anything to comment. >> that's an intelligent question. i think whether we talk about mortgage-backed assets were we look at the unsustainable scenario where we have an

they did voiced my warnings after 2021, january 20th that the assumption that it was joe biden from scranton would reject a bill clinton type that they could get behind. it was going to be a hard left agenda and if you look at the national view today it is at the forefront of criticizing the biden administration that i think raises the question were they surprised were not. i have no animus towards them. i still go to it and read a lot of articles i just think that on this issue unfortunately, it became kind of the issue and i didn't feel like, there were people that were not happy and i didn't -- i wanted them to be happy. >> host: thanks for hanging on. you are on with victor davis hanson. >> caller: thank you very much. i'm a conservative by nature, social moderate, survivor of childhood trauma and a product of overcrowded and underserved education. fifty-eight and still working on educating myself. if you have an understanding of mortgage-backed assets being traded on wall street and the effect on home prices across america. thank you very much, god bless you. i don't know you but i love

and how about sister marionette call of scranton, pennsylvania she retired at 85 years old.ig 100 his friends nicknamed him rabbit because he's a very happy guy. and happy 76 anniversary to matthew and jeanette thomason. they say the secret to a long and happy marriage is to never go to bed angry, which, of course, none of us ever do if you have a milestone, let us know at today.com/celebrate. >> great advice. jacob, thank you for that. >>> coming up in our third hour, what is being done to protect scot >>> good morning. it is 8:56. i'm marcus washington. happening now, a live look outside where a micro climate alert is going on. rain is coming down all morning long. how's it looking now? >> getting a break for san francisco and also up through parts of the north. here on the mobile doppler storm ranger, rain through the south san francisco stretch. aside from that, milpitas with a break. flood advisory until 9:45. >> thank you. another update in an hour. stick around. we'll be right back. - musicians, composers, conductors, and dancers make our world a more beautiful place.

but from scranton up to burlington we have winter weather advisories because there will be enough coldhat it could be ice. so keep that in mind if you are planning to travel early tomorrow morning on christmas morning. a lot of folks do that to try to get to grandma's house and such. now across the nation we will see record heat like the warmest christmas eve and christmas on record for parts of texas into oklahoma, even missouri, and in seattle you'll have some wet snow to start christmas and then some actual snow christmas night, so if you need snow in the northeast you better go get it because this will all melt by tomorrow. >> ginger tracking it all for us. >>> we turn now to the verdict against that former police officer who shot and killed daunte wright. kim potter was found guilty of first and second degree manslaughter and stephanie ramos spoke with daunte's family and she joins us from minneapolis. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: will, good morning. daunte wright's parents were in the courtroom when that guilty verdict was read. they say that after four days of deliberat

he just happened to be in his -- his hometown of scranton, pennsylvania, where i still live.nd we were talking about all of these issues under -- under the broad heading of either infrastructure or the build back better legislation, all the benefits that would come from passing these bills. and at the time there were individuals that were filing -- lined up in this -- in this old train station in scranton greeting the president. in many cases telling the president about their own families, their own struggles, their own challenges and how build back better would help them. and at the very end of this long line, brandon, right here sitting in a wheelchair, came -- came right next to the president and then lynn, his caregiver, was right behind him. brandon kingsmore and lin widen -- lynn wyden is his caregiver. we talked about issues of zoom calls and other ways of getting the message out. but i knew that the president had not met brandon and i knew he had not met lynn and i knew he had not heard their story. bras it is a story of -- because it is story of two people, a caregiv