my infrastructure bill will also put americans to work for long-overdue national environmental cleanups, like cleaning up the passaic river - the nation's most expensive superfund site. we're going to invest $42 billion in modernizing and electrifying our ports and airports - like the port of new york and new jersey, newark liberty international airport - reducing congestion and emissions and creating thousands more good-paying union jobs. this is going to help us meet the moment of the climate crisis in a way that creates good jobs, makes us more economically competitive, and we can breathe. look, we haven't passed the transformative infrastructure bill for a decade. think about this: how many times, under the former guy, did we have - we had "infrastructure week"? not a single thing happened. we need to get this done. and it isn't enough just to invest in our physical infrastructure. we also have to invest in our people. that's what my second bill - the build back better plan - does. i just had the opportunity to visit a preschool in east end elementary in north plainfield. north plai

my infrastructure bill will put americans to work and long overdue national environmental cleanups. i want a job corps just like roosevelt but an environmental job corps. of over 160,000 -- excuse me, 1.6 million people. that means good jobs prevailing wages, capping hundreds of thousands of abandoned oil wells. we have thousands of abandoned oil wells and gas wells with methane leaks. guess what? the miners and people who dug those wells will get paid the same amount of money to cap them now. it's going to help us meet the moment of the climate crisis and do away with -- it's going to create good jobs making us more economically competitive. folks, here in michigan, you all know the cost of extreme weather. all of you remember the flooding this summer that shut down parts of i-96. the power outages and tornado warnings. they are costing your state billions of dollars. nationally last year, last year, because of extreme weather, it cost america $99 billion. $99 billion taxpayer dollars. i went all over the country. i went out west to the fires. you know more has burned down in the n

. >> my infrastructure bill will put americans to work on long overdue national and environmental cleanup. i want a job corps like roosevelt did, and environmental job corps of 160,000, 1.6 million people. >> that is an honest mistake. this is the new job corps. >> first of all franklin donor roosevelt was in the middle of the great depression. there were millions and millions of americans who wanted to work but couldn't find a job. we are now in america were every time you turn around businesses will tell you they can't find workers. we have a huge logjam of shipments coming into the us because there aren't enough truck drivers so in the middle of this labor shortage what president biden wants to do is take another 1.6 million assuming that the right number, and put them on the government payroll doing something when they are not in the private sector doing jobs that already exist. this is one more example of the kind of madness we are dealing and an administration that can't control the border, can't control inflation, can't produce energy, you watch, they are going to have a mess at ch

my infrastructure bill will put americans to work in long overdue national and environmental cleanups. i want a job corps just like roosevelt. an environmental job corps. over 160,000 -- 1.6 million people. that means good jobs and prevailing wages capping hundreds of thousands of abandoned oil wells. we have thousands of abandoned oil wells with methane leaks. guess what? the miners and the people that dug them, they'll get payment the same amount of money to cap them now. it's going to help us meet the moment of the crisis and create good jobs and make us more competitive. folks, here in michigan, you all know the cost of extreme weather. all you remember the flooding this summer that shut down parts of i-96. the power outages and the tornado warnings. costing your state billions of dollars. nationally last year the last year, because of extreme weather, cost america 99 billion dollars. 99 billion taxpayer's dollars. i went all over the country. i went out west to the fires. you know, more has burned down in the northwest than the entire state of new jersey. that's how much we've lo

my infrastructure bill is long overdue environmental national cleanup by cleaning up passaic river, the nation's most expensive super site. we are going to invest 42 billion dollars and modernize electrifying ports and airports like the port of major new york and new jersey. new york liberty airport. thousands more good paying union jobs and meet the moment of the climate crisis in a way that creates good jobs, makes competitive and we can grieve. we haven't passed the transfer remainder infrastructure bill for a decade. how many times under the former guy we had infrastructure week? not a single thing happened. we need to get this done. this is enough to invest in physical infrastructure. invest in our people. the build back better plan does this. i just have the opportunity to visit a preschool in north plainfield, they provide access to preschool for all kids for years and above. my plan will make it possible for the district to expand our program to 3-year-old all across america. the earlier our children begin to learn from it the but right now, we are lagging behind. today only abo

my long overdue environmental cleanup. clean up passaic river. the nation's most expensive superfund site. we are going to invest $42 billion in modernizing and electrifying our ports and airports like the port of new york and new jersey newark, liberty international airport. reducing congestion and emissions, creating thousands more good-paying union jobs. it's going to help us meet the moment of climate crisis. in a way that creates good jobs, and we can breath. we haven't passed a the transformative flas bill for a decade. think about this. how many times have we had infrastructure week? not a single thing happened. we need to get this done. this isn't enough to invest in our physical infrastructure. we have to invest in our people. that's what my second bill, build back better plan does. i just had the opportunity to visit a free school in the east end elementary in north planefield. they provide access for preschool four years and above. my plan will make it possible for the district to expand that program to 3-year-olds all across america.

my infrastructure bill is long overdue environmental cleanup like cleaning up the river, the nation's most expensive. we are going to invest $42 billion in modernizing and electrifying our ports and airports like the port of new york and new jersey. newark, liberty and international airport reducing congestion and emissions. it's going to help us meet the moment of the climate crisis in a way that creates good jobs and makes us competitive and we can breathe. look, we have in past the transformative infrastructure bill for a decade, think about that. how many times under the former guy did we have infrastructure week? that a single thing happened. we need to get this done. and this is not enough just to invest in physical infrastructure, we have to invest in our people. that's what my second bill, the bill back better plan does. i just had the opportunity to visit a preschool in east end elementary that provides access to preschool for all kids for years and above. my plan is going to make it possible to expand that program to 3-year-olds all across america. the earlier or children be

cleanup efforts are underway tonight off the coast of southern california are news nation. correspondent nancy loo reports from huntington beach wear there is fear the damage could be worse than was initially thought. >> it is literally a crude site globs of oil. turning the famed beaches of huntington newport and beyond into a toxic danger zone. we are fully committed. like i said yesterday, too, being here through. >> all of the recovery efforts and making sure that we can get this everything back to normal as quickly as possible. today, the ceo of the houston based company which owns the suspect pipeline insisted that its subsidiary was not aware of a problem until saturday. >> we were going during a line run on saturday morning, which is when we detected that residents were smelling and reporting trouble on friday and boaters returning from an ongoing air show could see oil on their holes. that's a good 24 hours. >> the founder of orange county coastkeeper says a lot of damage could have been avoided had the company reacted faster and so important to response because th