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Richmond. a huge dump of snow we talked about yesterday. bring in washingtons transportation reporter adam tuus with our affiliate. glad to have you on. d.c. viewers will know and recognize you from our nbc affiliate. i ask about the accountability piece here. share video. the traffic jam was nuts overnight and this morning and its starting to ease up and get back to normal on i-95. questions, how in the world could this has happened on something that is a key can interstate not just for travele...

Mean in a broader sense? >> so a rupture would mean that the commerce, the interaction, the discussions, the trade between these two countries, our two countries, united states the russia, would go down to very low levels. indeed, what president biden has told president putin is that if you, president putin, invade your neighbor, if you invade your neighbor, ukraine, again, as you did in 2014, if you do that again, with all these troops that youve assembled on the border of ukraine, then we will...

Sharp limits on how big tech companies and smaller competitors and restrict their use of artificial intelligence like facial recognition. for months republicans have been accusing companies becoming monopolies of commerce and communications. now it is no surprise democrats are also urging reform. >> these are global companies and they are controlling content and access to information and we now see that they are manipulating information that users receive. >> bill: president biden has urged soci...

For ship traffic, it needs to swing open to let barges through. sometimes when it closes, the rails need to be manually sledge hammered back into place. this increases cost and commerce. i went down to louisiana and saw the i-10 bridge. i stood with the mayor and looked at that bridge. its 20 years past the planned life. its handling more than double the number of crossings it was designed to handle, and its two lanes narrower than the interstate that feeds into it, causing backups and accidents...

Pause. we have the verdict now. we have a guilty verdict on five of the six charges. on counts one, guilty. that is conspiracy to entice an individual under the age of 17 to travel in interstate commerce with intent to engage in illegal sexual activity. that was five years in prisons. count two, this is the not guilty. enticement of an individual under the age of 17 to travel with intent to engage in illegal sexual activity. state maximum five years. so guilty of conspiracy, not guilty of the en...

To the lack of semiconductor chips. theres 2,000 chips in an electric vehicle. so if you really want to drive inflation down, pass the chips act, make more chips, increase supply, and prices will go down. >> i want to talk about chips. but before that, the president said last night he will have to break up build back better into chunks, which hes confident he can get passed. commerce, part of your job, right, is to keep economic growth going. the administrations argument that this will help, whi...

On the transmitters closest to airports, warning they would have to cancel flights and saying "to be blunt, the nation�*s commerce will grind to a halt" james clayton is our north america technology reporter. good to see you, james. couldn�*t they have flashed this out by now? you really would�*ve thought so. you�*d think there�*d be some binding arbitration. at&t bought this c band 56 arbitration. at&t bought this c band 5g months and months and months ago, and this has been an issue ...

Say. the issue here is the 5g radio spectrum, it operates on a similar part of the radio spectrum to what is called a radar altimeter. theres a critical piece of instrumentation in everything from commercial airliners to cargo planes, helicopters. they all need this to be able to tell their exact height above the ground, especially in low visibility continues, especially in those critical moments right before landing. now, the airlines say we could delay this once more, it was her delayed two we...

Has jumped 160% over the past year. retailers and railroad companies say out of control homeless encampments and district attorneys soft on crime policies are to blame. were live with the latest. this video is unbelievable. >> yeah. we just had another attack last week. video is unbelievable. i want to show you the live footage what is behind it. the track is littered with packages. this impacts interstate and international commerce. these packages are coming from our ports. you mentioned 160% i...

Have the commerce with communist china our values will rub off on them, that has not happened but what has happened chinese communist party values have rubbed off on them, you find microsoft, facebook and google executives making excuses for chinese censorship, pretending it is not occurring or saying it is not that big a deal, they are doing the same thing here in united states, you see a merging in tech space. we have a worldwide web that excites, the censorship approach and attitude that beij...