palestine are running out of patience with the administration s response or lack thereof to the derailment and the cleanup. what federal response? if it were in washington, d.c. it would be cleaned up taken care of answers done. white house defending what the federal government has done and will do. we are committed to supporteding the people of palestine every step of the way and will be helping them long as needed. some residents are mystified why the transportation sect buttigieg hasn t even visited the area. to me eye his job. this is something he should be here for. this is pretty significant the amount of chemicals cancer causing chemicals that were released. we need guidance i think this deserves a pink slip for his job. buttigieg said he s more focused generally on rail safety which is by his admission nowhere near close to good enough. while this horrible situation has gotten particularly high amount of attention, there are roughly 1,000 cases of a year
jump in and swim after the massive predator. the two circled each other but the shark swam off, the dog got out. lucky didn t lose a leg. watch as a deer hops through window of an alabama elementary school and slides and the classroom apparently having trouble on the floors, the doe jumped out the same window where she was eat been a hungry 12 foot shark. if you have a viral to share hit us up on social media. it is time for the culture club. tonight s tonics with michelle and eric. and the word is this michelle that guns and roses and slash from that band said they would have been canceled back in the
thing because it s not just the school community, it s the community at large, it s the professors and the kids who are going home to potentially vulnerable parents. that s why i think they re doing what they re doing now. i wonder if, as you were saying, individuals will have to take responsibility and decide their own risk. i mean, we re two years in, and schools are necessary, college is necessary, but when we re talking about elementary and high school, the kids need to be in school, so the parents can work, so society continues to function. is there going to be come a point where it s about, if you feel you re at risk, you re going to take yourself out but not everybody is going to be forced to go home? you know, today at the white house briefing, a reporter asked this of the group. and they answer things very indirectly, right? zients said we re not going to close things down anymore but
they expect to have any better chances on that? reporter: i m hearing more optimism from senate democrats on voting rights than they are on build back better at this point. in order to do something on voting rights is they have to change the senate rules to enable it to pass with just a simple majority vote. i just caught up with senator jon tester who is part of the negotiations with senator joe manchin and leadership on how to change those rules. he said they re moving towards a talking filibuster so he says not one person can veto every piece of legislation. and they are having meetings today, they had meetings yesterday, the day before. and hear hoping to do something on voting rights before they adjourn for the year. and so we ll see. it s very difficult to get it done. it s very difficult to believe that senator manchin and others will support changing senate rules. but they re continuing those talks, katy. leigh ann caldwell, thank you
impeached by the house for inciting the insurrection. her point is he failed to stop it, itself a violation of his oath. jake sherman, who else are we expected to hear from in front of this committee? katy, most people are trying to dodge the committee, using the president s claim of executive privilege which the biden administration has rejected, to not cooperate and not go in front of this committee. i would underline the point, katy, this is going to go deep into next year, i would have to imagine, at least it s definitely going to have to go into next year as we sit here 15 or 16 days until the end of the year. courts are in the midst of deciding on that claim of executive privilege. and i have to imagine it will end up at the supreme court at some point. you have just a huge number of former aides, current people in politics who have been expected and subpoenaed to get in front