and can you explain in specific terms how your plans for the southwest virginia economic recovery wouldr from governors north them and mcauliffe? mr. youngkin: thank you. i am humbled to be here. because in this part of virginia, we have seen a dramatic lack of participation and support from richmond. last week, i was in hurley, visiting with those terribly unfortunate people who lost their homes. there was even a death. richmond has to go to work for southwest virginia and has not done it so far. there are incredible opportunities to grow the economy, to invest in new jobs. we haven't seen richmond deliver. we should be a hub for logistics. we must invest in infrastructure, broadband, across southwest virginia. the coalfield expressway has to be completed so that we can become a center of commerce. we have to go to work and not just give empty promises and that is what i'm going to do as governor, go to work for southwest virginia. >> can i ask one part of the question again -- would you sign the clean economy act if governor? mr. youngkin: no, i wouldn't have. we can cycle bringing do

i will go to work for southwest virginia. terry mcauliffe: -- bob: would you sign the clean economy act as governor? glenn youngkin: no, i would not have. i believe we can tackle bringing down omissions -- emissions in virginia without putting forth a plan that not even executives at the utilities believe is doable. it will increase virginians bills by up to $1000 a year and puts our entire energy grid at risk all in play for political purpose. >> thank you. >> i believe in all energy sources. we can use wind and solar but we need to preserve clean natural gas. we can in fact have a reliable energy grid. >> terry mcauliffe? terry mcauliffe: of course i would sign it. i am calling for clean energy by 2035. when i think of clean energy, i think of jobs, thousands and thousands of new jobs. that is our future. when i was governor, i signed the first offshore federal lease for wind turbines. we have two turbines right now 27 miles off the coast of virginia beach lighting up 3000 homes. we have four permits. when they get approved

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worked in california to some extend and they're debating right now and youngkin debating down in southwest virginiating, i can't wait to read and see what the fault lines were. i suspect they might run against trump, might even run against florida a little bit. >> for republicans it is a challenge because you can't win a primary in the republican party unless you show complete loyalty and fealty to the former president. the question is can you then win in a general. >> right. and there's a huge magnetic pull and democrats know that. of course, youngkin had to say all kinds of things when he was trying to win his party's nomination. well, you take it and you run again. look, the republicans ran against jimmy carter in 1992. i mean this is not some new creative strategy that democrats have come up with. there's nothing unique about it. you know, if you have an unpopular guy, and, you know, how long did they run against, you know, nancy pelosi? that's been done in american politics forever. it is going to continue to be done. people are not looking for a three-point plan or a five-point plan and that

and they are debating right now, terry and youngkin, are debating down in gundy in southwest virginiateresting. can't wait to read about it and see what the fault lines were on that but i suspect they are going to run against trump. they might even run against florida a little bit. >> and for -- i mean, for republicans, it is a challenge because you can't win a primary in the republican party unless you show complete loyalty and fealty to -- to the former president. the question is can you then win in a general? >> right. and -- and -- and there's a huge magnetic pull and democrats know that. and of course, youngkin had to say all kinds of things when he was trying to win his party's nomination. well, you -- you take it and you run again. look. the republicans ran against jimmy carter in 1992. i mean, this is not some new, creative strategy that -- that democrats have come up with. it's nothing unique about it. is -- you know, if you have an unpopular guy and, you know, how long they -- they've run against, you know, nancy pelosi democrats. i mean, that -- that -- that's been done in

commonwealth's first gubernatorial debate in 2021, and we welcome you to our campus in grundy in southwest virginian important mission, to provide opportunities for students to realize their dreams of practicing law and bettering their communities. it is our purpose this evening to provide a form in which the -- a forum in which the marketplace of ideas may flourish. there is hardly a more appropriate venue than a law school for a discussion of society's foundational pillars -- free enterprise,

could see quite a bit of sunshine for scotland, maybe northern ireland for the western virginia and into the southwestthe edge of the temperature, highs here around the mid to upper teens. further inland a little bit warmer where you have the sunshine across central western scotland in particular we could see temperatures reaching around 21—22 degrees. as we head through wednesday night it stays mostly cloudy so for england and wales, a bit of cloud continuing for eastern scotland then it will trundle its way eastward although some western parts of scotland, northern ireland could stay clear. it will be fairly cool under clear skies where we have the cloud and the breeze 11—14 degrees. very little change for thursday and friday. an area of high pressure still sitting on top of us and bringing this north, north easterly airflow. it'll bring a lot of cloud again into northern and eastern areas in particular. further west that you are a better chance of seeing some sunny breaks of course, temperatures in the sunshine reaching the low 20s. otherwise it's mid to high teens in the cloudier spots. for the we

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west virginia towards pennsylvania and they're going to be seeing the rain moving into new york as well. as we look a little bit closer to home we're seeing some showers across the desert southwest into southern california where flash flooding remains a threat with the remnants of a tropical system that moved in there. here we're all dry. we're going to have some nice weather and cooler temperatures and we'll talk more about the winds and what's ahead in a few minutes. mike, you're tracking what is and what isn't working. >> whaez working is our morning team. that's great news over here. traffic flows smoothly and what isn't working is the team that closes highway 84. that's not registering with a closure overnight, but what is working is this crew -- well, there you go. they changed. it just happened in the last 45 seconds. they just cleared the sensors which means the crew must be clearing on the caltrans grid. from the overnight construction. that's great. that's the latest update. the very latest update. green sensors around. back to you. >> all right. thanks, mike. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," staying home. another major bay area tech company extending its work

southwest. this is the enormous security infrastructure that has been put in place here by the capitol police, by d.c. police. these are d.c. public works trucks here. we've also got law enforcement from virginiaational guard on standby a few miles away at the armory. the story right now is of a department -- really of two police departments leaving nothing to chance in the wake of january 6th, and a rally that doesn't appear to have met even the 700 person cap that it was permitted for. i think we're probably well know 100 attendees here so far in the lead-up. >> and quite frankly, living in the nation's capitol you can kind of tell when these marches are going to be populated and it has not appeared to be populated at all. and the capitol police obviously had to prepare because they couldn't afford to not be prepared and be caught off guard again. garrett, we're running out of time. i just want to ask, you said the trump rally play list has gotten under way. give us one or two songs on the trump rally play list. >> reporter: so far there's a little opera, some elton john. anybody who covered the trump campaign was i did twice, has these songs burned into their brain. but at least they're pla

virginia next week. the member of the british isis cell originally pled not guilty. he is charged with the beheading death of four american hostages. well, southwestng federal laws and the contract when it made changes to working conditions, including no longer paying pilots who had to quarantine. southwest disagrees with the claim. the stock is up more than half a percent in the premarket. there's news on delta this morning as well. the airline now requiring all new flight attendants to be fully vaccinated. they're looking to fill 1500 spots as the travel industry bounces back. last week they announced unvaccinated employees have to pay an extra $200 into their healthcare plan every month. delta is up more than half a percent. walmart adding 20,000 permanent jobs ahead of the busy holiday season. the full and part-time jobs range from order pickers to management roles at its more than 250 distribution and fulfillment centers, also new this morning we're getting news that dollar general is going to be on a hiring spree, just announcing $5,000 bonus to drivers with an active commercial driver's license if they get hired before january 28th, dagen.