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>> i want to turn infrastructure before we go live to president biden who will be making remarks in delaware but very quickly have you been in touch with the transportation systems that made news this week, the mta or ferry system in massachusetts? >> so the department's in regular contact with all transit agencies and making sure they get the support they need and it is again yet another example of the concerns that are out there. it is a good thing that these agencies are not necessarily owned and operated by the federal government but we have been to do everything we can as an agency to hel...

Improving the electrical grid is also something that is coming whether the government wants to play or not. in my mind there is no argument against infrastructure spending. funded or unfunded. might be arguments down the road about other spending priorities to ingender inflation. this is not one of them. >> garrett, west virginia's two senators manchin and capito. capito talking with president biden today related to infrastructure and senator manchin who is i guess you could say the news out of him is that he is not changing his mind staying where he is. >> reporter: yeah. that's right. i thin...

We know the virus can spread more easily. >> o'donnell: all right, nancy cordes with the math tonight. thank you. and tonight, two new major cyber attacks, this time against the new york city subway and a ferry system in massachusetts. they come as the company that supplies about a quarter of america's beef is still dealing with a crippling ransomware attack, apparently launched from russia, one that could push the price of meat higher. cbs' jeff pegues has late details. >> reporter: tonight, the world's largest meat processor, j.b.s., is still trying to get fully up and running again followin...

Print article JUNEAU — Gov. Mike Dunleavy and state legislative leaders have agreed on a plan to fund Alaska’s ferry system in advance, preventing abrupt changes to ferry schedules if the system’s budget is cut in the future. Under the plan, Alaska will use federal economic aid to fund the Alaska Marine Highway System for the next 18 months. After that period, the state’s ferries will use a January-through-December budget calendar. That means any cuts to the ferry system’s budget during the spring legislative session won’t take effect for six months or more, allowing riders to ...

Travelling the entire counterterror our struggle involves several ferry connections this stretch across the board is more than 60 kilometers. could a road really be built across such while terrain critics are skeptical they say a modernized ferry system would be a more efficient solution but the government has given the road project a green light. in this still very sparsely populated region only a few people would actually make use of the road. the 1st stop on our journey lights on the banks of the canal field. german marine biologist work at this