they need to move it by christmastime. big box retailers are hiring their own boats to get their goods here. as gas prices soar, watch biden officials check this out, they're going silent on their advice to energy workers, go-go code, guest software jobs. gas prices knocked back every president since nixon. speaker pelosi lecturing the media quote, to do a better job selling democrat big spending but we'll show you the dirty nasty, secret in the democrat's big green infrastructure spending. they don't want you to know about it. it is wind turbine, hits the poor and their health the hardest. they want you to spend hundreds of billions of dollars on it. facebook relying on a powerful democrat law firm at the center of the botched trump-russia probe to stop the way you can control to see you on facebook. it is healthier for you and your families. are they trying to set the nation's narrative again? the border crisis, biden's approval numbers plummet in a big way, with a big voter bloc important to democrats. 60,000 migrants a

so those are starting to get higher it's already higher for christmastime. >> reporter: experts say don'tally for the best prices and selection. be flexible about your destinations and dates and book that rental car now. lester >> all right, anne thanks for the advice. if you think the price of travel is through the roof, let's turn to what the hottest toys will cost this holiday season that's if you can get your hands on them. stephanie ruhle now with how to get the best deals ♪ deck the halls. ♪ with balls of holly. >> reporter: if the idea of starting your holiday shopping now is sending shivers down your spine, you may want to grab a blanket. >> don't wait until tomorrow buy whatever you need today. >> reporter: owner of this toy store in pittsburgh has been in business for 51 years. >> i can't get a lot of it. >> reporter: he's bracing for a holiday shopping season like no other. the reason, supply chain issues. >> it is all stuck at the harbor. >> reporter: he only receives about 50% of what he orders add in inflation. >> most of the stuff has gone up around 10% we tried to order ea

brennan: you told us that the youngest children won't likely have a vaccine by the time we gather at christmastimemething that caught my eye, was the biden's administration's announcement about a billion dollars for at-home testing. is that the practical way for people, to go and buy at-home tests to see if they can gather with their loved once? >> doctor: that's what they're doing in the u.k. the prices are not cheap. i think the government could be doing a lot more distributing those tests. i think when you're gathering around the holidays, you have to assess the circumstances. if you have younger kids who are unvaccinated with older people who are vaccinated but could still be vulnerable, using testing makes a lot of sense. that's certainly what i would try to do. >> brennan: dr. gottlieb, thank you for the advice. we'll be right back. osteo bi-fd for immune support. this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. this is what it's like to have a comprehensive wealth plan with tax-smart investing strategies design

. >> it kind of takes around christmastime for some counties and we will probably get there sooner inther counties like marin, san francisco, santa clara, san mateo. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> speaking of san francisco, san francisco is doing things a little differently now. you may be able to ditch your masks by next friday, but only at certain places. the city says starting october 15th, you can go maskless inside offices, gyms, and fitness centers, also at religious gatherings and indoor college classes as long as all these gatherings are smaller than 100 people and everyone is a regular attendee. also everyone must be fully vaccinated, so no kids under the age of 12. now, the new rules won't apply to stores, bars and restaurants. they'll have to wait until the city hits that stricter criteria that we previously just outlined. >>> okay, this could help boost vaccination rates. pfizer is moving forward with its vaccine for children between the ages of 5 and 11. company officially submitting a request for emergency use authorization today. that's good news for p

they're willing to avoid blowing up the world's financial system until christmastime. to ask santa for a functional economy. and there's word this afternoon that the democrats are signaling that they would accept this mcconnell wants it. wants it. so if that doesn't work-- i'm getting word that we have a breaking maybe! another, even more hypothetical solution to america's debt crisis: a trillion-dollar coin could be minted at the last minute. now, i'm no u.s. treasury expert, but please, do it! make the coin and make it as big as a manhole cover! fill it with chocolate, and let the democrats win it in a high-stakes game of dreidel! ( laughter ) ( applause ). all right, come on. ( applause ) here's how operation mega-coin would work: the president could order the treasury secretary to mint a $1 trillion coin, then deposit it with the federal reserve. then, just like that, the government would have an additional $1 trillion to pay off its obligations. i think there's something so fitting about biden fixing this by just pulling a coin out of thin air: "hey, 'merica. c'me

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and that demand actually proved to be durable even into the first quarter of the year even by christmastimea better than seasonal first quarter. the other thing that we're noticing is that the delivery times for the higher end models again this year are much stronger we think that, again, has to do with some of the carrier subsidiesin place in the unite states that have been very strong, stronger than last year. and that helps for the mix so whereas the number of units are constrained by components, consumers prefer the higher end models which help the asp and the revenue. >> got it. what do you think about the apple play as a christmas or holiday, i should say, gift giving idea? of course a lot of people are looking for things like the accessories, the air pods, or some of the other services, add ones, is that something we should pay attention to as we look towards the end of the year as a potential boost for the company's revenue and maybe stock price? >> well, you know, the iphone always sells well around the holidays and that's why they bring it out to the market at the end of the septe

goes close to $100, that's -- short-term is going to be hit i would say probably close the around christmastime when things are the worst and they can keep up you want to buy a stock like fedex, in fact any stock when things are ugly. because where is it going to go from there i think you are still in the fifth or sixth inning. i think there are other companies in logistics that you could invest in. it is too early for me to get involved in there. i think you have to see more blood in the street on that stock before you get in. >> it is kind of a bellwether of everything that's going on right now. serat, we thank you so much for running through all of those picks today. we appreciate it >> thank you for having me. >>> we have been talking a lot about the semi shortage. we are getting more evidence of it volkswagen saying just now that its tennessee plant will adjust shifts the week the 18th and 25th due to the chip shortage as hyundai is saying maybe the worst has passed >>> coming up, the red hot housing market could have more room to climb. goldman sachs says prices could rise another 16% by

presents would be damaging for people around the office who can't get gifts if their kids come christmastime it has burst into mainstream media the last couple of days, and the president addressed it with a speech yesterday. so walk us through what their plan is, but how also this is one of several economic challenges the administration is facing. how is this going to impact his agenda going forward, which, as we know, faces an uncertain future on capitol hill. >> absolutely. we saw yesterday the president is, you know, elevating this issue tremendously as he announced these plans yesterday to open the ports 24/7. but i think this is a serious issue, and they recognize that in large part because this affects americans out of line. it affects their ability, of course, to buy christmas presents and holiday gifts, but it affects christmas presents and everyday events. inflation has rose 5.4% in the last year, and that impacts everything americans do on a day-to-day basis. they're going to look and blame the president of the united states. and the white house is well aware and wants to show it's

right now this year on top of all that, he's hiking postal rates specifically for christmastime, to make sending stuff through the mail extra superduper expensive for christmas. check your stocking. it's called coal. louis dejoy was sued this past week for so screwing up the mail delivery in the state of virginia they are worried going to affect the election, to disenfranchise virginia residents trying to cast their ballots by may because election-related mail is piling up, particularly in democratic counties in virginia, according to this lawsuit filed by the democratic party there. a mail service, a working postal service, why do we have to be aware of this as a source of controversy or as a sort of like subversion in our nation. it's part of a very basic building blocks of what it takes to run a modern country like running water, sewage, electricity, mail service. these are really the basics. under this trump era post office guy, we are not doing great on that front. specifically, as president biden heads off to the g20, one of the countries that's part of the g20, our great ally, aus

white house know what the season is, they know thanksgiving and other holidays, they know it's christmastime is unforced. it is unforced errors. these are decisions that when you look at it seem as though are made deliberately -- if you wanted to make things worse, if you wanted the make it more of a problem for the american people, this is why we have a problem with this. and we do have a recent time, the previous administration that was dealing with a number of crises and was able to act. the system is set up and the founders wanted an active individual in the white house. >> harris: we got a vaccine not one but three. >> the reason we were able to sustain the pandemic economically was because of the strength of the economy. it is why american families have rainy day funds. you need to be ready for the unexpected. >> harris: they have one. they have our money. >> they've also spent our money for the next several generations going forward. a remarkable thing to watch. the american people don't like it. beyond not liking it a lot of politicians look to the next election. we can't let them le

and we expect to see continued price growth although it's hard to say where it will land at chri christmastime or the end of the year. >> thank you for joining us to talked to. >>> still on deck your big money movers, including a black e ey for big blue we're back after this. ng could . it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only comcast business' secure network solutions give you the power of sd-wan and advanced security integrated on our activecore platform so you can control your network from anywhere, anytime. it's network management redefined. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. this is the new world of work. each day looks different than the last. but, whatever work becomes, the world works with servicenow. at cdw, we get how to achieve calm amidst the chaos of a hybrid workforce. google chrome os orchestrated by cdw brings you built-in proactive security with no reported ransomware attacks ever and simplified management with fast deplo

it's not next month, probably not next -- not christmastime, maybe not even early next year. but i think by this time next year, the prices will begin to moderate again. >> we have to be patient, which is so hard. mark zandy, i appreciate it. thank you for being with us. >>> a major step toward a return to normal for the first time. in 18 months the united states will reopen its land borders with canada and mexico to non-essential travel. but there are conditions attached. >>> plus the laundrie family defending their fugitive son after a coroner confirms gabby petito was strangled. details just ahead. >>> and the nfl won't release hundreds of thousands of e-mails tied to its investigation that forced jon gruden to resign as raiders head coach. we'll talk to a former whistleblower who says the legal still has a long way to go. wealth plan across your full financial picture. a plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. this is the planning effect. tackling tough messes can take more time than you have, but mr. clean clean freak del

talking about a landmark of a time and it gets misinterpreted that i'm saying you can't spend family christmastime reporter: the cdc issued guidelines saying in part the safest way to celebrate is virtually with people who live with you or outside and at least six feet apart from others. the cdc continuing to recommend unvaccinated people delay travel until they are fully vaccinated. to date about two-thirds after d -- two-thirds of adults are vaccinated. today public city school employees, the mayor said 96% of teachers have received one dose of the covid-19 vaccine. in connecticut, state employees have until the end of today to prove vaccination or agree to submit to weekly testing. >> the overwhelming number of our state employees are going to be what you call complaint. almost all of them are vaccinated. right now about 10% or so say they prefer testing a little bit longer. >> reporter: this as a federal a analysis now shows that full fda approval of the pfizer vaccine did not dramatically increase vaccinations. pfizer saw a seven-day average increase of just 16% following the approval and the

the shelf and the fda has the application and will probably not render a judgement until around christmastimeou about mandates. california is mandating all schoolkids to be vaccinated. looks like the fda is getting a step closer to making vaccines an option for kids but we don't have a long-term effects of these vaccines on a developing child. should there be a vaccine for the youngest of children? should these mandates be there or not? >> well, look i love the option. i don't love the mandate and the reason is there will be unintended harm to healthy kid who have natural immunity already who get vaccinated because vaccines do have complications albeit rare and for many kids the benefits outweigh those risks but we've got to respect parents who have concerns about complications and even deaths with have been documented after the vaccine. if a kid has natural immunity there is no evidence they need it. if a kid has a comorbid condition, preexisting illness, including obesity, the case is there for getting them vaccinated. be creative with the pediatrician. space out the doses three months, not

charles: store shelves are empty, and could be for christmastime.have these warnings dominated in the headline but really here is the rub, folks, no one is offering any solutions. i will at 2:35. >>> jpmorgan chase ceo, jamie dimon, you might have heard of him. he is back, bashing bitcoin going as far to call it worthless. i have two budding investing superstars have a word or two for mr. dimon and they're next. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only comcast business' secure network solutions give you the power of sd-wan and advanced security integrated on our activecore platform so you can control your network from anywhere, anytime. it's network management redefined. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. ♪. charles: oops, he did it again. jpmorgan chase ceo jamie dimon reiterated his belief that bitcoin is worthless. in institution of international

talking about a landmark of a time and it gets misinterpreted that i'm saying you can't spend family christmastimeis nonsense. you can. >> reporter: today vaccine mandates went into effect for new york city's public school employees. mayor bill de blasio says 96% of teachers have received at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine. in connecticut, state employees have until the end of today to prove vaccination or agree to submit to weekly testing. >> the overwhelming number of our state employees are going to be, what you call compliant. almost all of them are vaccinated. right now about 10% or so say they prefer testing a little bit longer. >> reporter: this as a federal analysis now shows that full fda approval of a pfizer vaccine did not dramatically increase vaccinations. pfizer shots saw a seven-day average increase of just 16% following the approval and the number began to drop soon after. jason carroll, cnn, new york. >>> i want to bring in dr. megan ranney. she's an emergency room physician. thank you so much for joining us. as you know and just heard, coronavirus cases, hospitalizations,

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about a landmark of a time, and it gets misinterpreted that i'm saying, you can't spend family christmastimewhich is nonsense. you can. >> dr. anthony fauci there. >>> well, southwest is the latest u.s. airline to mandate covid vaccines for employees. the company announced the policy on monday, citing the biden administration's requirement that federal employees be vaccinated. american, united, jetblue and alaska airlines have all announced similar requirements. that leaves delta airlines as the only major u.s. carrier without a vaccine mandate. but the company insists its voluntary approach is working. unvaccinated delta workers face mask mandates, testing and starting next month, higher health insurance costs. >>> still ahead right here on cnn, making history? his home state, nascar driver bubba wallace has accomplished something that hasn't been done in six decades. we'll have that and much more in our minute in sports. that's next. so, i started listening to audible about two years ago. a friend of mine recommended a book to me, and i got hooked really fast. and then it kind of just beca

. >> reporter: hold your breath for christmastime and thanksgiving. >> we're not ready to face it yetjardins, thank you very much. >> woodruff: for more on the state of play and what's at stake, we hear from jared bernstein. he is a member of the president's council of economic advisors. and i ske with him a short time ago. jared bernstein, welcome wack to the "newshour" -- back to the "newshour". >> always a pleasure to be here. >> woodruff: as you and i sit here at the table a little bit before 5:00 in the afternoon, where do things stand with regard to democrats and republicans and the debt ceiling? >> well, the debt ceiling has not been raised and it should have been, already. this should be a joint effort wherein democrats and republicans work together to raise the debt ceiling in order to make payments that both of them have already agreed to. i think this is a source of confusion, judy, sometimes on this issue of the debt ceiling that somehow it's forward looking, it has to do with spending coming down the pike. that's not what it's about. it's about paying for bills that both

so then when he did call again at christmastime, he tried to -- he just mainly called to say that heing to think that i was able to be able to be talking with him and had that joy of hearing his voice. >> that's amazing. so when you were notified that the fbi thought they found paul and you drove to new jersey and you were placed in the room with dad, and then i came in, you had to make your mind up. how did you feel about being -- being there in that situation? >> when you walked into the room the light just -- everything just lit up. you were such a beautiful child, such a beautiful boy. and i -- i just thought this child is here. there's a possibility he might be our biological child or he might not. if i -- if i said no, i would live with that all my life. i said -- we said yes, and we live with that. we live with peace because we -- we felt regardless of what had -- of what had occurred we felt we did the right thing. i found peace with it. i didn't feel like i had to be searching for something else because i felt i had the answer right there. but it took many years just to find

analyst said is possible, would be so incredible, because the port series we just did, showed you by christmastimehave what we need. i think what she just said could be a major break by the way, we're going to get the foundries done. >> interesting she mentioned talking for a number of ceos, but it's going to take year. this won't happened just next quarter. >> we can get the equipment -- >> how many years will it take to actually increase chip capacity to a meaningful amount? >> i will get this done. >> really? you're going to have to stop making movies. >> tom caulfield, he's on board. i know gm needs the chips. i know the companies -- >> far be it from me to doubt your ability to get things done, but i think it could take years. >> there's no harm in trying. >> no. >> in my metaverse i'm going to get it done. >> will you look into nuclear fusion for me, too >> it doesn't work, but i have hydrogen trucks coming i'm a journalist, but why not try something positive. >> every journey begin with -- as we go to break, the market is not really buffeted by the jobs number we did get to 1.6 this morning

we can't ship out our goods because of the supply chain issues i'm so much concerned about the christmastime we can raise prices but we have to see the situation if things will be easing or not and we can't pass on to consumers in terms of pricing so easily but more or less like to increase prices if this situation continues. >> trying to keep -- >> to consumers. >> try to keep it around $75 for us if you can. not too much more. >> japanese whiskeys are so expensive. >> i know. >> now because of the supply demand i'm afraid but we can't supply enough but thanks to the great, you know, passion for our products, but i like to -- not to price hike and like to keep the price as much as it is now >> also wanted to ask about the new products that are doing particularly well for you i think in japan which are the lemon flavored products. how are they doing and do you see them coming to the u.s.? >> yes we are making that plan with the before beer. it is a great partner for this space. so sooner or later like to bring in more interesting products for u.s. consumers >> thanks so much for joining us m

." >>> christmastime in west wendover, nevada.zo had been dead for nine months. >> christmas day, it was not fun for me. she was missing. it's not the same. and i don't ever think that's going to go away. i used to enjoy going and buying everybody christmas presents and wrapping them up and it wasn't the same. and then having to remember not to buy her something. >> kody patten and his fiancee toni fratto spent the holidays in jail awaiting trial. on new year's eve, kody turned 20. early in 2012 a legal deal emerged. kody would plead guilty to first-degree murder, get life in prison, but with the possibility of parole, no death penalty and in exchange he'd have to testify against toni. kody took the deal and just as suddenly changed his mind. instead, kody decided to take his chances in court, but just one day later the d.a. offered toni a deal, not the same deal. better. if toni agreed to testify against kody she'd be allowed to plead to second-degree murder with the chance of parole after just 18 years. by then toni would be jus

>> i predicted 100-dollar a barrel oil by christmastime. i don't want my prediction to come true.l on the way to that. it's a supply problem. the biden administration knows the price increases caused by a dwindling supply. they are asking our enemies to increase their supply. we could increase the supply here in america. deb haaland, secretary of interior stopped permitting on federal lands. she was ordering by a federal judge to renew the process. she simply refused to do so. there are no repercussions there. there is no one going after deb haaland. we're asking ourselves why are we punishing the american people and favoring our enemies? we see that in day-to-day delivery of gas, heating oil, food prices. americans are suffering. this administration could reverse it if they had the political will to do so but they don't. neil: yeah, it is a mess. daniel turner, power of the future founder and ceo. my immediate thought, probably yours. if this goes through up to 200-dollar oil, how will that affect adele concert sales this fall, after this? ♪. this isn't just freight. these aren't

. >> at christmastime, he used to play the piano at my grandmothers house in the big living room.ng like in pajamas, dancing around to him playing the music. >> joe and mickey met when they were kids, but they began dating when they were in their late 20s. >> i was dating one of her cousins. i said, why don't you come down and spend the weekend? she said, well, okay. i guess i could get mickey to come with me. all through the weekend, i kept thinking, you know, i might be going with the wrong girl. mickey and i started dating and about a year and a half later, we were married. >> they were always together. >> joe couldn't carry on a conversation without mickey's name coming up into it. it was just mickey, mickey. >> mickey was the salt of the earth. very practical, very dependable. what she said, you could write it in a bible. >> they were very devoted to each other. >> we cooked together, we washed and cleaned the cars together, we did the yard work together. we walked every day. >> i don't know how long they were married, but they even still held hands when they'd walk down the

if you are somebody like a mattel or another company that can't get your product in for christmastime, how much are you spending on advertising? >> that's an interesting question. >> you don't need to spend on advertising, if everything is gone before you spend a single time on advertising. i think everything is coming together at one time and this is after the stock had a run up however we are seeing a tale of two tech giants this morning while apple's privacy changes are slamming players, google slashed the fees they have for the play store they have it's a number of stocks relying on that surging on that. among them you had dua lingo up. bumble up and road blocks up >> global market news, shares of evergrande are on the rise overseas trading after the chinese developer made a key bond payment, that company reportedly made the roughly $83 million payment today after missing it last month, that triggering a 30-day grace period set to expire tomorrow but the question is, would -- sorry it would have entered a default if it hadn't but there are additional payments that are to come. so