danny mahoney is the man appointed by the government to stop it.ment to stop it. we can't build a fence around _ government to stop it. we can't build a fence around the - government to stop it. we can't build a fence around the french| build a fence around the french beaches, but with advanced surveillance technology, french birds can get to the right place at the right time. == birds can get to the right place at the right time. -- dan o'mahoney- — place at the right time. -- dan o'mahoney. it _ place at the right time. -- dan o'mahoney. it doesn't - place at the right time. -- dan o'mahoney. it doesn't work . 0'mahoney. it doesn't work because they patrols going before they get there. isn't it time to be straight with the public and say we can't police the public this way? we public and say we can't police the public this way?— the public this way? we have been clear— the public this way? we have been clear that _ the public this way? we have been clear that the _ the public this way? we have been clear that the ideal - been clear that the ideal

thank you. >> thank you, president mahoney.s is such an exciting day and we cannot be more grateful for the everies around getting scholarships out to this cohoard. over 90% fully vaccinated, that's just incredible and that's really a tribute to both them as well as their parents. so if there's a way that we can give back and save them a little bit on their educational cost, i think that's more than enough reward. we know that the 12% cohort as well as children in general have been through a lot throughout the pandemic. and, you know, the way to recover is to get them back together, to get them back into school and society be with the community so they can be out and volunteering and working and being with their friends. vaccination has been critical as part of that effort. we are really excited about this program. i want to mention the fact that our community-based partners have done a lot to make sure that the work gets out to our young population and we have over 100 vaccine sites to create low barrier access to vaccinations

we go to kim forest and dan aha aha -- mahoney. >> i was a software engineer before i came into the worldoftware can provide to companies to make it more productive. and i think that's how she sees the world and how i see the world. i think it is in the long term deflationary because we can do more with less if we use technology well. lauren: but, kim, her timeline seemed to be after christmas, after the holidays you'll see that i'm right. do you think inflation goes away after the holidays? so many companies warning that a persistence to the second half of 2022. >> i hear that, and i kind of agree with her because if you look at how quickly lumber fell in price when supply and demand came back into balance, perhaps a lot of the things out there in the world once the shipping lanes become open and things begin to flow around the world again, a lot of categories should fall. and, again, because of supply and demand. so i'm not really often on the side of cathy all that much, but we're in step here. lauren: we have twitter after the bell today, microsoft, google parent alphabet, robinhood,

dan 0'mahoney is the man appointed by the government to stop it.nch beaches, but what we can do is invest in the long—term in really advanced surveillance technology that allows the french boots on the ground to get to the right place at the right time. but it doesn't work — it doesn't work because we've spoken to migrants who say look, they see the french patrols coming two hours before they get there. isn't it time to be straight with the public and say "look, we cannot police the channel this way"? well look, we've been absolutely clear that the ideal outcome is that the migrants and the criminals are stopped before they get anywhere near a beach in france. but that's not happening frequently enough to break the business model. we're investing in that last stage of the journey in france, on the beaches and around the beaches, with the technology, with french law enforcement officers, and it's not working as well as we want it to. we need to get to the stage where it's more likely than not that if you attempt to cross the channel, you will be sto

dan 0'mahoney is the man appointed by the government to stop it. french beaches, but what we can do is invest in the long—term in really advanced surveillance technology that allows the french boots on the ground to get to the right place at the right time. but it doesn't work — it doesn't work because we've spoken to migrants who say look, they see the french patrols coming two hours before they get there. isn't it time to be straight with the public and say "look, we cannot police the channel this way"? well look, we've been absolutely clear that the ideal outcome is that the migrants and the criminals are stopped before they get anywhere near a beach in france. but that's not happening frequently enough to break the business model. we're investing in that last stage of the journey in france, on the beaches and around the beaches, with the technology, with french law enforcement officers, and it's not working as well as we want it to. we need to get to the stage where it's more likely than not that if you attempt to cross the channel, you will be

thank you. >> thank you, president mahoney.and we cannot be more grateful for the everies around getting scholarships out to this cohoard. over 90% fully vaccinated, that's just incredible and that's really a tribute to both them as well as their parents. so if there's a way that we can give back and save them a little bit on their educational cost, i think that's more than enough reward. we know that the 12% cohort as well as children in general have been through a lot throughout the pandemic. and, you know, the way to recover is to get them back together, to get them back into school and society be with the community so they can be out and volunteering and working and being with their friends. vaccination has been critical as part of that effort. we are really excited about this program. i want to mention the fact that our community-based partners have done a lot to make sure that the work gets out to our young population and we have over 100 vaccine sites to create low barrier access to vaccinations for the entire community.

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. >> reporter: terry mahoney has lived in the honda 45 years. >> i cleaned all the leaves out of the gutters, so whatever rain we get will get out of the barrels. >> reporter: he says rain will do more to his community then lesson fire danger. >> people have lost their wells. they aren't pumping. we depend on three reservoirs, and we are at 10% of our capacity. >> every drop that falls this week will matter. >> it's really important. really important for us. >> we will see what we can get from mother nature. >> reporter: i asked some of these residents about their concerns, if there is concern over monthly potential, and at least the folks in the honda said they are in the outskirts of the burn scar. secondly, all the rain won't come down at once. they're hoping the ground will be able to soak up enough moisture to prevent serious risk for mudslides, at least in the la honda area. >>> kpix 5 is helping you get rain ready. we have some tips for getting your home prepared for winter, and storm safety reminders for when the rain does start coming down hard. of course, our storm watch fo

about mighty pattern mahoney's in the 2019 super bowl champ is the kansas city chiefs or homes with insect cheese, isn't it? today? the defeat of this season. impressive buffalo bills winning this 13820 for their 4th when of the season. and finally, disaster struck for 2 teams that sunday sail grand prix in spain, spain and great britain, both capsized. the british boats flipped over just a few seconds after the start of the grand final ban. ainsley's crew had been leading australia in the usa when the accident happened. no one was hurt and australia when i'm to win the rice art that says port for now we'll later ali joe, thank you very much for that bassette for this news our on al jazeera, but do say with us, we've got plenty more. the day's news coming up very shortly with emily. angry. thanks a lot. ah! ah! winners can't filmmaker! her son for silly catches the taliban. attention of bounty on his head forces him to flee with his family, desperately seeking sanctuary. they journey across continents chronicling them multi year saga on their phones. midnight traveler, an odyssey of hope,

it was a bad night for patrick mahoney on the 2019 super bowl champions, kansas city chiefs, the homes was intersected as the 2 slips to their 3rd defeat of the season. impressive buffalo bills winning bis 138 to 20 for the 4th when the season. and finally, disaster struck the 2 teams at sunday's sale, grown pri, in spain, spain and great britain, both capsized. the british boat flipped over just a few seconds after the start of the 3 boat grand final bonanza. these crew had been leading australia and the usa. when the incident happened, no one was hurt and australia went on to win the race. all right, that's just fought for now, more with jama later folly. thank you very much for that, joe. that's it for this news. our own allergy, sierra. but do stay with us. i'll be back in just a few minutes. thanks so much. ah, canada is approaching a tipping point in the lead up to the cop 26 climate summits. al jazeera pace is program dedicated to one veiling the reality of the climate, to my 2 witnesses green films documenting the human experience on the front line planet. at the west report fr

joining me mahoney asset ken mahoney and joining the conversation former assistant secretary of the treasuryd wall street journal assistant editor james freeman. welcome one and all. ken, you say the president needs to start focusing on inflation and not covid. okay, hit me. >> covid obviously very important, of course, but, look the image that is we have seen in los angeles and the ports out there and all of these, you know, bottlenecks, you can see with our own eyes why is this happening, the real issue is the reason why they are stuck there is we have to get trucks there. we don't have enough truck drivers and you have jen psaki telling us this week that they have been working on this issue all year as pinochio nose has been growing. all the 3, producer price index growing at the fastest rate. that's scary because the companies, producers will pass onto consumers, what a better time to pass to consumers is around the holiday time and little scrouge in there, little grim but this is the time producers are going to say we will not eat this in margins, we will pass to consumers. i suspect an

this is mahoney, the salty snapchating sophomore case. to understand it, i have to give a brief history of the most important student speech case at the supreme court, which was tinker versus des moines school district in 1969, about a group of iowa public school students who planned to wear black arm bands on their sleeves at school to protest the vietnam war. the school found out about protest, found them in school, sent them home, told them they were suspended until they came back without the arm bands. they sued. the court held their suspension violated the students' first amendment rights. in a memorable turn of phrase, justice wrote for the court, it can hardly be argued that either students or teachers shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the schoolhouse gate, end quote. but the court also acknowledged the quote need for affirming the comprehensive authority of the states and school officials, consistent with fundamental constitutional safeguards to prescribe and control conduct in the schools end

i sat down with the authors, one of those is reed, my son and his buddy, john mahoney.tion. don't miss that. head to foxnewspodcast.com. a great christmas present. thanks for being with us. check that out. a great day today, october 28. we'll be back here tomorrow. see you then. >> neil: just call it a frame work in progress. man, oh, man, is it ever an expensive frame work. we're told probably 1.75 trillion. probably closer to 1.85 trillion. but who is counting? what we do know right now is they're not in total agreement on this. among the goodies packed into this, $400 billion for child care and preschool, $150 billion for the older population, $200 bill in child tax,

i sat down with the authors, one of those is reed, my son and his buddy, john mahoney. we had a great conversation. don't miss that. head to foxnewspodcast.com. a great christmas present. thanks for being with us. check that out. a great day today, october 28. we'll be back here tomorrow. see you then. >> neil: just call it a frame work in progress. man, oh, man, is it ever an expensive frame work. we're told probably 1.75 trillion. probably closer to 1.85 trillion. but who is counting? what we do know right now is they're not in total agreement on this. among the goodies packed into this, $400 billion for child care and preschool, $150 billion for the older population, $200 bill in child tax, earned income tax credits. some of those could be phased out. the plan includes a half trillion for clean energy related spending, $130 billion to help shore up the affordable care act, $150 billion on housing and then other investments that total close to $90 billion. when it comes to paying for this, a 15% minimum tax on companies, about $350 billion coming from companies that m

tomorrow, they've got the plug symposium 2021 here comes green hydro, joining me michelle schneider, kim mahoneyor 20 years, are you a buyer? >> well, obviously, yes, today would have been the better day and right now we just headed right into resistance at the 200 -day moving average in the 50 -week so i would say if we get over there we have a new phase and we have a whole new risk parameter so i'd wait actually at this point rather than buy into the resistance. charles: ken? >> well look the stocks gone parabolic the last six days today it's up 12% and everybody knows about the conference tomorrow, so to me, charles, it sets up a perfect news, a situations a lot better risk reward so again it wasn't up six days in a row and if there wasn't a conference i'd be okay with the technical but that's how i feel there's a setup. charles: that's smart and by the way it's up seven days days in a row. these conferences these analyst calls, they are much more important every single day. let's talk about something you might be excited about, ken. the electric vehicle side, tesla has been hinting at a mons

mahoney says the drawing is an attempt to do two things. it is to support.city in its efforts to get us back to normal. i getting us as close to 100% as we can of vaccination rates, but it's also about reminding students that there is nothing more important as they view their own upward mobility and their families upward mobility than attending college. young people interested in entering the drawing can register at 10 locations around the city starting one week from today. tires slashed and a graffitied message on the garage the dream trip that turned into a nightmare at a north bay vacation rental also a wildfire that started with a prescribed burn is up to 80% containment, but neighbors want to know how it got out of contr hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant the owner of a largeive in austin, texas. i've got anywhere from 10 to 50 projects going at any given time. i absolutely have to be sharp. let me tell ya, i was struggling with my memory. it was going downhill. my friend recommended that i try prevagen and over ti

thank you. >> thank you, president mahoney. cannot be more grateful for the everies around getting scholarships out to this cohoard. over 90% fully vaccinated, that's just incredible and that's really a tribute to both them as well as their parents. so if there's a way that we can give back and save them a little bit on their educational cost, i think that's more than enough reward. we know that the 12% cohort as well as children in general have been through a lot throughout the pandemic. and, you know, the way to recover is to get them back together, to get them back into school and society be with the community so they can be out and volunteering and working and being with their friends. vaccination has been critical as part of that effort. we are really excited about this program. i want to mention the fact that our community-based partners have done a lot to make sure that the work gets out to our young population and we have over 100 vaccine sites to create low barrier access to vaccinations for the entire community. i thi