europe whatever it costs so on to the point we ask u.s. immigration reform by council turnitin of the fortress europe. peter. thanks very much indeed for joining us here on to the point where my guests here in the studio are ana maria of virus a migration expert from costa rica and she says what joe biden can learn from europe is that inclusion needs to be a key element of the narrative also with us is helen posner from the german daily developed he thinks if you want to write when wing populists to rule europe all you have to do is open the book also has done a very warm welcome to joseph hutchinson u.s. lawyer and activist his opinion biden s ambitious plans are doomed to fail in the anti democratic u.s. . said you. know we got so much to talk about i mean let s begin with you as i said joe biden has made reform of america s immigration system one of the central plugs of his politics for the years to come now are you surprised i m not surprised because a lot of oregon nice
the school district and teachers union middle and high schoolers will show up two days a week to complete classes online. what a complete fraud. the teachers union should be ashamed of themselves. ainsley: that s a beautiful shot of our capitol and i happened to be in chicago because k through 8 grade all back in school. last week k through 5 went back. the second week of this and the high schoolers are not back in school yet. we have a panel of business owners, some of them have lost their businesses, some are struggling to pay employees and we have a high schooler who plays sports and just want to be back in school. hey, bipartisan, hey, steve. it s going to be exciting because major cities have been slow to open up and the kids have been frustrated and some of them just want to save their senior year. i m glad that you re up close and personal and i think it s great because we will be talking about getting up and going in california, not so much as well as up a
Brad wx wall weather adlib so far, november has been unbelievable we hit 76 sunday and 78 today, which tied the record high for november 2 set back in 1938 well, it looks like we can keep this Indian Summer weather going for a couple more days at least tonight will be mild with temps cooling into the 60s this evening and then the 50s overnight. Crisis is hitting the nation, and it has a hefty price tag. Students taking out more than they know to pay for an education. Tonight, meet and iowa man whos working on a way to help. Jack plus, a mother of two run over on halloween. Police still arent sure what happened, but well hear from her grieving family. Stephanie but first, could a merging of Fire Departments be the first step in merging two metro cities . Why some residents say they need to focus on their own problems first. Local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. We are iowa stephanie 2shot good evening. Im stephanie angleson. Jack 2shot and im jack miller. Tonight. People living in Windso
Over the weekend. Local 5 news midday in hd starts now. We are iowa sabrina good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday. Im Sabrina Ahmed. Sabrina the wait continues for federal approval of Governor Terry branstads plan to privatize iowas medicaid system. Sabrina here in iowa the governor says the state will save 51 Million Dollars once the deal goes through. Four outof state companies are set to take over the program by january 1st. But numbers are one thing. Real life is another. Local fives chief Political Correspondent amanda krenz introduces you to a family that depends on Medicaid Services for the well being of their children. With some help from his mom, its time for Jacob Anderson to take his daily stroll through the neighborhood. nats of walking mom talking if we have it its part of a new routine, Doctors Orders after jacobs recent surgery to correct his scoliosis. Jacob is no stranger to health services. The 16year old has autism and is also intellectually
Even by ship. At ourake another look federal freight policy, what advice would you give us to develop projects . Since we have approached planning from a regional in our area wed have to, we look at rail we have the northeast corridor. We have a number of spur lines. Most of them come from one location. We have freight coming in primarily from cecil county, maryland, coming down into delaware, spreading back and forth between states. Our Rail Networks are intertwined with our sister states. A regional approach is one way to look at this. We talk about the northeast corridor. The flexibility of funding is not tied to state lines. There are projects that are good for a number of states that it is hard for everyone to contribute to in one state. One of the things we have seen is, if we could potentially spread the local funding around, some of the projects that are waiting on funding along the northeast corridor technically, they are amtrak projects. Ther states could get projects moving,