ka tau io will vote yes on -- mr. takano will vote yes on h.r. 5763. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. thompson of pennsylvania, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. thompson will vote yes on h.r. 5763. i've got a few more, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. johnson of south dakota, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. johnson will also vote yes on h.r. 5763. as the member designated by mr. armstrong of north dakota, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. armstrong will also vote yes on h.r. 5763. as the member designated by mrs. miller of west virginia, pursuant to house resolution 8, mrs. miller will also vote yes on h.r. 5763. as the member designated by mr. rogers of kentucky, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. rogers will vote yes on h.r. 5763. as the member designated by mr. timmons of south carolina, pursuant to house res

liz: we will will will w half-hour with the weather. frances: we have a wind.es in the inland areas. moderate for expect the october heat the heat up this afternoon. hazy and sunny by lunchtime. by this afternoon we will warm to the mid 90's for the inland areas around the bay. even at the beaches we could some low coastal cloud. liz: sunset is at 6:50 and i will have a forecast coming up with a chance for rain. the covid-19 pandemic -- frances: will have your forecast coming up with a chance for rain. liz: the covid-19 p p now the deadliest in u.s. history. >> mer new drug that appears to work against a variants. merck will soon be taking the drug to the fda for consideration for emergency use authorization. in new york city a school vaccine mandate is going into effect after a last-minute appeal to the u.s. supreme court was denied. school staff have until monday morning to provide proof of vaccination or face termination. >> i am giving up how i support my family. i am a single mom. >> those who have battled the virus are urging more american to get protecte

there will be more of a conflict within the ecb at i think the fed will for -- will fall more in lines numbers remain sticky which is what we expect. guy: if this is the case and we are moving into the environment where the ecb needs to be more hawkish, where does that leave the bcp market? it's a very tight spread. do you think that grows out and do you think the ecb will be in a position to support the peripherals? >> that's an extremely important point. between the btb's and inflation, the ecb has been focused on keeping spreads tide and volatility low. i think this projection may have to change a little bit if they start to sense inflationary figures coming through, it will be more than transitory so we we could see a potential marginal shift with inflation becoming more important. the sooner the central banks act, the easier it will be for them in the lower they will have to raise rates eventually. the concern is if the market feels they are behind the curve and they have to over compensate. alix: we have heard rumblings that once the emergency purchase program is over that there

england will have to act. and facebook plans to create 10,000 new high skilled jobs in europe over the next five years and we will speak to the facebook vice president in the next hour. let's look at future is. a little bit mixed. a lot of it is on inflation concerns. francine lagarde leaves there is inflationary pressures. she reminded everyone that they will -- that the ecb will stay supportive while the bank of england says we need to act before the inflation support becomes entrenched. if you look at european markets, they are seeing some pressure. not huge. look at some of the things we are seeing, a lot of movement on the two year in germany, spain, and switzerland. as we go into earnings, concerns about inflation and about what we are seeing overall including the energy crisis. we are expecting less upside for some of the earnings in europe and we expect the margins to be squeezed somewhat as well. among the futures that are moving the most if you look at the u.s., a little bit of a global picture that

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moore will vote yes. as the member designated by ms. barra gone, will vote yes. sphegtd mr. desaulnier, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. desaulnier will vote yes on h. res. 1029. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by representative mcmorris rodgers, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that representative mrs. mcmorrisrodgers will vote yes on h.r. 1029. teufplt flop the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by congresswoman grace meng, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that congresswoman meng will vote yes on h.r. 1029. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by congress member napolitano, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that congress member napolitano will vote yes on h.r. 1029. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. castor o

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, it will reach 56 degrees with the gusty winds, it will feel cooler. looking ahead, go into next week after a nice, warm weekend, we will start to see the winds picking up by monday. this is when we will have a high fire danger. for all of the areas shaded in the yellow color, that's where we will have a fire weather watch issued on monday. that's what we are looking to next week for the potential of a high fire danger. of course we're just trying to enjoy the weekend so it's still nice and cool. our inland temperatures in the upper 60s, upper 70s for much of the rest of the weekend with all clear skies, and we are going to see some of the mild weather sticking with us, but the gusty winds picking up on monday into tuesday, and san francisco we will see temperatures in the low 60s starting out this morning with drizzle, and there could be drizzle at times, but it does look all clear. we don't have much to worry about in terms of a lot of fog for the air show for the weekend. >>> mike, how is it looking for the commute? >> sounds like every 101 on the m

we will get there. i'm confident we will get there. pop-ups like this that will get us there. liz: on thursday, a mass vaccination site for booster shots will be opening at the san mateo county event center for people 65 and older. you can ask our vaccine team your questions about the covid-19 vaccine. go to abc 7.com/vaccine and click on the big blue box. families in the south bay are rallying to try and put a stop to school closures in their community. a series of cost-cutting recommendations will be voted on for the next school year due to a lack of funding. some of those recommendations include permanently closing two elementary schools. the vote will happen at the next board meeting on october 14, just two weeks after announcing the closure proposal. if approved, this will be the first time the district closed any schools in 40 years. oakland unified is saying the schools temporarily shut down this week due to a flea infestation are on track to reopen tomorrow. last wednesday, students and faculty from esperanza elementary and kor

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will continue. paris is angelina rask array. lvmh is the first company to report for the period. tell us about the trends for the third quarter. >> yes. the second quarter was exceptionally strong. the same period a year ago was extremely tough. the third-quarter growth was going to slow down, and it did. overall the luxury group beats on its luxury goods and leather unit. sales grew from 2019, a comparison luxury goods are taking since that was a normal year. that shows the resilience of this unit with represents the path of louis vuitton. of lvmh, sorry. mark: do you think lvmh reassured on the china front? >> yes, there were concerns about the appetite of the chinese consumer. virus restrictions, a resurgence, but also because in august the regime announced the goal to reach -- to narrow the gap between the rich and the poor and redistribute wealth. when announced, the stated policies sent shutters through luxury stocks with fears of imminent crackdown and more taxes. during the call, the cfo of

the -- will like -- the ldp will likely maintain its majority.on of its power would deal a blow. we will keep what it has come a but any slips would be bad news. >> we are now seeing the controversial -- in the headlines. it's a prime minister donating those ornaments as a political stent? >> it is very bad news in terms of its diplomatic standing. one of the first gestures keisha made was the -- in tokyo that honors japan's war dead and also a place where war criminals are enshrined. in countries like south korea and china, to see any connection with the government is a --. by making an offering there, it sends -- it causes concern in other parts of asia about -- what they often whitewashing japan's past militarism. it is not a good start for diplomatic relationship this early on. >> we saw the -- after shinzo abe lost. what other big challenges? what are the issues as we see the recovery from the pandemic of the multiple rounds of state of emergency. >> for the voters, the voters are looking for new types of leadership growing the economy and c

china's economy will look like it will be slowing down. it will be prioritizing social issues.aidi: does that mean in terms of domestic australian market, the reopening trade is a focus at the moment? guest: it is much more of a focus. obviously, we are stemming from trade. we talked about the are in or price being off its high but historically, it is quite elevated to $130 at the moment. we are seeing that expert driven growth good domestically, it is about taking that pent-up demand built-up over the last couple quarters. with new south wales and victoria being under lockdown. it will be a slow burn with the economy. we had a pear-shaped reopening because we were covid 04 six months last year which meant we were free to roam around and the economic agents as you would in normal circumstances. this will be a slower ground -- grind. we'll have virus in the community as we did in other parts of the world. it will be a flutter recovery here than what we experienced last year. haidi: always great to have you with us. we do have lots more to come on daybreak australia. this is bloo

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if there is dissent, maybe that will be a sign of how high this hike will be.'s a lot of questions when it comes to lee's term. does he want to frontload some of these hikes? there is also an election. who will choose the successor? rishaad: what have you got? david: the dollar one. you can see it breaching 1200 for the first time since july 2020. more details from the press briefing coming up on the other side of this break. this is bloomberg. ♪ (announcer) looking for a better way to lose weight and feel good? how about the one with the 98% success rate and the more affordable weight loss solution? that's golo. there are no monthly fees and it's guaranteed to work or you don't pay. how can golo offer all of that? because it's not like any of those diets you've already tried. it's the new way to lose weight. no stimulants, no starving, just results. results you'll keep for life. no more sacrificing to lose weight only to put it back on. no more sacrificing, period. it improves your lifestyle and delivers incredible results. with over 2 million satisfied custom

it will be time very soon that we will - to return home.time very soon that we will be - to return home. it will be time very soon that we will be able | very soon that we will be able to open those international borders again and that will enable australians who are fully vaccinated and australians and residents of australians and residents of australia who are overseas, who are fully vaccinated, to be able to travel again and to be able to travel again and to be able to travel again and to be able to lift those caps. this will happen next month. let able to lift those caps. this will happen next month. let us aet will happen next month. let us net the will happen next month. let us get the latest _ will happen next month. let us get the latest from _ will happen next month. let us get the latest from australia i get the latest from australia correspondent shauna khalil. welcome to you. welcome to millions of australians. take us through the details. it millions of australians. take us through the details.- us through the details. it is. i

it will be a packed house. it will be a sellout. there will be dodger blue, i am sure. we are going to see a lot of orange. hopefully we are going to see a celebration with the orange and black. >> what do you predict? what is going to happen? >> you are going to put me on the spot. i am not going to predict a dodger win. how could i do that? i am not going to make predictions. they are two really good teams. it will come down to small, the little things. probably come down to a big moment. i want to see who the hero will be tomorrow night. it has to be somebody. i hope it is a giant that will be the hero. i think it will be a tight game. i believe logan webb will pitch extremely well and it will come down to whose bullpen is better and gets the big hit. >> it is the beauty of postseason baseball. shawn estes, we miss you on the mound. it was a pleasure watching you pitch. now we watch you on tv as the giants analyst. thanks for joining us tonight. >> thanks, raj. >> of course. all right. you want to go to game five. you can still get tickets but it is going to cost you

guy: we will have to wait and see. it will be a busy week that will end with payrolls.could have an interesting impact in terms of perception of where we are with the fed, the labor supply shortage story front and center. but there do seem to be a series of slightly idiosyncratic stories. facebook is when we draw our attention to, but higher energy prices, this narrative around shortages and higher costs feeding the narrative around the fact that maybe central banks need to step in at some point and that will affect long-duration assets like the tech sector which brings us down to the move you are referencing. what are we going to talk about next? we will talk about a thawing trade relations between the u.s. and china. one of the stoneridge -- albright stoneridge principles join us next to talk about this relationship. this is bloomberg. ♪ ed: let's check in on first word news -- the u.s. is moving closer to default and neither party has signaled it is willing to back down. senate democratic leader chuck schumer plans another vote as early as today on a plan to suspend

we will take a quick commercial break we will be right back.e are back here in alexandria for the governor's candidate we will pick up where we left off and take our breaks we will plow through to get to as many questions as we can 30 have one minute we have been on the issue a crime and now it is your one minute and there will be a 32nd rebuttal. >> over the course of the last 20 years we have watched our murder rate hit an all-time high. he doesn't seem to care because the moderate one at 43 percent when he was governor and the rape rate went up every year. law enforcement is universally supported 50 shares have supported me for shares have joined the republican party the fraternal order of police endorsed me yesterday. the police neville association endorsed me law enforcement community wholeheartedly trust that i will do the right thing that will protect qualified immunity and with a broken mental health system making the community safe again what mr. mcauliffe actually endorses is a parole board that sacrifices the rights of victims and tu

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back, we will be getting _ much the bank will back, we will be getting from that extra spending.ur leader, angela rayner, received a series of threats. in the light of the killing of david ami5, there is a lot of focus on attempts to harass members of parliament and concerns at what point harassment becomes a direct threat and a danger to people. angela rayner, a labour mp, has been a labour mp since 2015. and she made her maiden speech in 2015. she is very prominent being number two in the labour party. some controversy at the conference when she referred to the conservatives as some. the phrase keir starmer 5aid some. the phrase keir starmer said he would not be using but he stood by her. —— some. 52—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of malicious communications after the deputy labour leader received a string of threats. the detail of those threats, we are not aware of as yet. the press association will bring you more about it as soon as we get it. it cost "eye—watering" sums of money, but failed to achieve its "main objective". that's the damning verdict of a cross—p

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we will see you shortly. some of the things to set the agenda for today, and for the week, central bank talks, more at 10:00 a.m. u.k. time. the ecb governing council will speak. this afternoon, we hear from john cunliffe. will he reinforce? dani: the other big thread is will manus be buying a new macbook pro? apple is going to unveil the first revamp in five years. the biggest change is replacing intel chips with apple designed processors. plus, the first u.s. coin futures, and an etf that could end an at your wait for securities tracking on the u.s. stock market. we've seen bitcoin join just -- jump. were going to talk about another sizable move, focus shifting toward rate hikes by central banks. more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the energy story particularly means it will last longer. and it will of course get into the annual numbers, there is a consequence of that. that raises for central banks the fear and concern of expectations. we will have to act, but the action comes in policy meetings. dan

i'm will cain. and tonight we start in baltimore, which was the scene of cnn's newest hit show, the mystery of the missing podium. despite the efforts of the brightest minds in television, the likes of don lemon and jeffrey tuben, the podium was never found. what is joe biden resting his hands on. what is he doing? is he imitating the great corn holeio? is he holding tight to coherence? we will never know because they did not find the missing podium. instead cnn aired a disastrous town hall with president biden last night. but here's the point, we are in a situation now where if you are in a circumstance that you are not able to provide -- let me cut to the chase -- i'm taking too long. >> will: that was our president. doing his best grandpa simpson impression there getting lost had n. his own story. if you listened to the left wing media, they make you think biden's performance was on par with a victorious general patent parading through the streets of paris. >> i think he showed -- he was commandi

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spot hero will save you time, but it will cost you. either way give yourself some extra time if you are heading out. >>> it is time now for a look ahead to dig "cbs evening news". >> coming up tonight on "cbs evening news" with norah fa contract. >>> still to come on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, how one star wars fan went life- size. >>> streaming today on cbsn bay area, the stars of "ghost" give us a preview of tonight's episode and then at 4:45 a tour of the sequoia national forest . you can find us on www.kpix.com or the kpix 5 app , wars fa, check it out. friends in russia finished this life-sized truck it will replica of the starfighter and documented the process on instagram. and it cost them over five grand . it is 42 feet long and apparently they have experience with this and got this replica of the gunship from "the mandalorian". they would like to build a life-sized millennium falcon. >>> when you >>> after the warm-up, we do get into the unsettled weather pattern and we will take what we can get with a chance of ra

i think you will find that he will continue to focus on those issues. i think we also need to keep an eye on the facts. host: i do not think you are going to agree with blake there. guest: it shows why republicans are not focusing as much on the bills that we have been talking about because there are 70 issues that are motivated. that is what we will be focused on, going into the midterm elections. it is a supply chain challenge. it is rising prices. inflation will be a big topic of conversation going into the midterms because rising energy prices, rising prices at the grocery store, at the border and afghanistan, there are a lot of issues that you can motivate people with. the color is right. they are not putting a lot of attention on them. they seem to be looking the other way or downplaying them. the longer something like inflation or a supply chain challenge goes on, the more that it looks like the are not the leaders, instead they are looking past a bigger package that is not as focused on the urgent prices of the day, i think there is political ri

it will rain on friday but it will be friday morning.of the day after that you will be able to get out without getting rained on. coming back to thursday, light rain with low to mid 60s. it's 64 in san jose. the number that stands out is the 59 in santa rosa. it has to be nice to step out to 60-degree temperatures. san jose will be at 71 and we'll be in mid to upper 60s for much of the rest of the bay. it will stay cloudy with a chance of a light shower. now we talk about sunday. as we look at futurecast, not to leave saturday out of the conversation, there is a chance for light rain saturday, but all our focus start quickly turning to sunday. sunday's storm is starting to look quite impressive in the long range forecasts. to do that we have to lose a little bit resolution on the model to go that far out. it is as clear as anything else. that's sunday night. two things, that's an atmospheric river and it will be quite an impressive one, one of the more impressive for california for october. we could get a couple inches of rain sunday bay

the ambition for all of them will be that they will try to join i will be that they will try to join i would say they cannot do it all themselves, but with tightening budgets, increasingly high levels of threshold, the child usually has to have gone through quite an extensive experience to be able to get onto the radars of people in the first place. what we need is to have people who are going out and looking for these children to identify them early and get them involved in activities around the school and in their communities, youth workers you can build relationships with them and mental health support workers who can help them re—engage with school. who can help them re-engage with school. ., . �* , school. the former children's commissioner _ school. the former children's commissioner for _ school. the former children's commissioner for england. i now it's time for a look at the weather. hello. you may have to dodge the odd downpour through the day but overall compared with yesterday a lot more in the way of drier and sunnier weather around. certainly into the afternoon, a good

the factory will stay in fremont. in fact, it will get bigger.we look around the bay area, the biggest threat to jobs staying here is not texas, it's everywhere because of work from home. a huge number of companies told employees they can work from home anywhere. this woman, she tells me they are leaving the office to work from home. the company's headquarters will rotate from city to city through meetings as needed. legally you have to have a headquarters somewhere even if nobody is in it, and tesla is a delaware company. you can find our podcast, the idea that we don't have a headquarters at all makes total sense. >> things have certainly changed. but we're here. >> thanks, scott. >>> if you ever heads up would be nice before you went may be here. twitter is testing out a new feature before they read a threat that could be conscientious. >>> talk about titanic. lego's newest lego set gives up the name and legacy of the famous ship. i want to you check it out. it's called the titanic. it's the biggest ever set with more than 9,000 pieces. it wil

we will be in the green. to start the weekend it doesn't look like we will see any smoke coming our way. we look out toward the coast. the temperature downtown is only 58 degrees. still some 80s farther inland and into the mid-70s in san jose and low 80s for concord and livermore. the futurecast shows cloud cover tonight and it will be fog underneath the clouds. reduced visibilities to start and intermittent cloud cover. the sunshine will come to the cloud cover but it will keep temperatures below average. temperatures tonight because of the clouds, again, they keep us warm at night so the mid to upper 50s by tomorrow morning and that is above normal. high temperatures tomorrow 5 to 10 degrees below average. let's take a closer look. a bit on the chilly side near the coast. low 70s in the santa clara valley. 72 degrees in santa clara valley. temperatures in the low frsco,d oakland and e upr 60s and w r thnogefarther north where temperatures will get a little bit more into the 70s. the cool down continues thur

will have to raise the debt limit it we will meet those obligations. the debt limit is usually a bipartisan undertaking. it should be. that is what is not happening today. the reason we have to raise the debt limit is because of the reckless tax and spending policies under the previous trump administration. in four years, they incurred nearly a trillion dollars -- nearly $8 trillion in additional debt in bills we have to now pay off. that is more than a quarter of the entire debt incurred now outstanding after more than 200 years. republicans in congress raise the debt three times when donald trump was president and each time with democratic support. they will not raise it now that they're responsible for more than a trillion dollars in bills incurred in four years under the previous and ministration. that is what we would be paying off. they will not raise it even though defaulting on the debt would lead to a self-inflicted wound that takes our economy over a cliff and risks jobs in retirement savings, social security benefits, salaries for service me

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i suppose the question is, will the leaders meeting in glasgow, will they wake up?g in glasgow, will they wake up? that is a good question, i think the leaders — up? that is a good question, i think the leaders who _ up? that is a good question, i think the leaders who will _ up? that is a good question, i think the leaders who will be _ up? that is a good question, i think the leaders who will be heading - up? that is a good question, i think the leaders who will be heading to l the leaders who will be heading to glasgow will be subsumed with all the reports they have to read. several from the un and other bodies, all pointing in the same direction. what they mean is all the plans, the voluntary plans that countries have put on the table, when they're added together, they tell us the world will warm by 2.7 degrees this century. scientists say 1. 5 degrees is the threshold to denying rows warming and we need to cut emissions by 55% by the end of the decade. when you add up the pledges the leaders have made, they cut emissions by 7. 35%. 5 —— 7.5%. there are some pos

the marine layer will be significantly deeper and our temperatures will be significantly cooler. quality is going to improve as that onshore breeze kicks in. we talked about the air quality forecast, we want to show you the future cost simulation of ground-level smoke. that is what we have to worry about when we are breathing. most of that ground-level smoke will be out of here by tomorrow afternoon. i think we will start the day in the moderate category for inland parts of the east bay and valley but by tomorrow afternoon and evening that smoke is gone and it will stay gone. wednesday, thursday, and friday likely into the weekend as well. looking outside right now there is the fog trying to creep in from the pacific. it is a shallow layer of fog but it will spread inside the bay to some of the inland valleys by tomorrow morning. temperatures downtown out of the 60s. 70s oakland. further inland, temperatures are in the 80s for now. we will not be nearly so warm so starting tomorrow. no problems with temperatures for our pets for this evening's walking forecast. we are expanding f

i think this week will be interesting in testing how this will work and how businesses will enforce thisill react because with all of these new freedoms and this is the 1st step into the new rowed—mac of freedom, until the new south wales gets to 80% vaccination, this is only limited to those who are double jabbed to be able to enjoy these freedoms. jabbed to be able to en'oy these freedoms. ii i i i, freedoms. please en'oy your limited freedoms. please en'oy your limited freedoms. thank — freedoms. please enjoy your limited freedoms. thank you _ freedoms. please enjoy your limited freedoms. thank you so _ freedoms. please enjoy your limited freedoms. thank you so much - freedoms. please enjoy your limited freedoms. thank you so much for i freedoms. thank you so much for joining us. the father of pakistan's nuclear weapons program and later accused of smuggling technology to iran, north korea and libya has died at the age of 85. the atomic scientist, who spent the last years of his life under heavy guard, died in the capital, islamabad, where he had recently been hospitalised with segmen

we will also be looking at when the strongest rain gusts and peak weather will arrive. >> we much of the evacuation orders. they take effect at 8:00 tomorrow morning and people in boulder creek are getting ready tonight. they are filling up gas cans and generators. one woman says she has a supply to last a weekend is not going anywhere. >> we are somewhat high up and i think we are safe. we have gas for the generator and groceries and i think we are going to stick it out. >> firefighters are urging people to not wait to evacuate. it will be more difficult to get out once the storm gets there. from the santa cruz mountains to the north bay, some people were digging trenches hoping to keep the rainwater from causing more damage. >> reporter: arlene and her family went to their property near burnsville and went to work. she said her husband, david, used a pickax to dig a rain trench to steer water away from hillsides. >> with more than 12 inches coming, we are expecting quite a few landslides. >> they are finding some rockslides, like this one that she came across while we were talking.

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guest: these will be growing pains we will have to deal with.data we have, we have seen a significant shift in trading volume from bitcoin to other out points. this shift is very positive for the crypto community. it means that institutions are realizing that crypto is not all about bitcoin speculation but about the underlying technology and what you can do. we will continue to see more volume generating from the markets and maybe, even in etf like theory and. definitely, a big positive. we will have to deal with the growing pains for sure. emily: so much to continue to follow. our crypto team and managing editor. we will be all over this. thank you both. epic games changed a pandemic inspired policy is angering some of its employees. the maker of the hit game " fortnite" is ending a policy that allowed staff to take off every other friday. shorter work weeks have been a hot button as people rethink their post-pandemic work practices. intel come back. they are promising is happening but investors are not buying in. my conversation with them up n

hey, will. >> will: thank you, bret. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime" i'm will cain. tonight we are living in a rerun of that 70s show. you know, i always thought the 70s would have been my favorite decade that's largely because i love whalen jennings and the old ford bronco not because i wanted to return to the failures of jimmy carter but joe biden seems intent to dragging us back to high gas prices empty shelves and inflation. a little less charming than the marshal tucker band. what is happening? why are we in this position? most recently and most obviously our supply chain is broken. but that's a boring way of saying we can't get stuff. our air pods are floating on a barge outside of long beach. but you see, we're being told this is a good thing. >> there are multiple issues that are impacting the supply chain and some of that is that as the economy has turned back on, more people had expendable income, wages to buy more goods, more people are buying more goods. people have started to also buy more t

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the windier day will be later on tomorrow and we will get a breeze at the coast. high clouds . 56, san francisco, 53, oakland. 50's in morgan hill, 51 in ill, moon bay. a gorgeous view from the exploratory him camera. 46 in novato, 48 in 48 in 48 inn fairfield, 52 in concord and livermore. look at this. a little bit of low clouds there, otherwise it will be a beautiful day, breezy at our coast, so partly cloudy this morning. sunnier and milder today. this will be near overnight sunday into monday and tuesday. here is the highlighted areas for upper elevations through the east bay valleys, as we get into late sunday. northerly winds, a bit on the northeastern side. they are still going to be quite dry, allowing for the gust to hit over 40 miles per hour, may be 50 miles per hour, then the relative humidity drying out the atmosphere within hours to below 20%. today, 20 mile-per-hour winds plus, not too bad inland, but as we get into sunday night, that's early sunday, wind will kick up. this is overnight, right when we get into that red flag warning. 44 mile-per-hour

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and i hope that this community will, that will show general. i'm thinking, be proud and the international storage. let's see. we'll work together in the future to be our own owner and make tie was the world's taiwan. finally, i wish i took the one republic china house halsey kitchen housey future, and i wish everyone in the tie while a healthy future. thank you. all right, so you're watching the live pictures there from the tie when he is capital taipei. that was tie one's president at sighing when delivering a major policy speech at an event marking national day live pictures. they're coming in from taiwan to national debt. comes again, of course, against the backdrop of that a very important speech yesterday given by china's president choosing ping, where he talked about a, a peaceful reunification of taiwan. i'm saying when gave a very wide ranging speech, she talked about the challenges over corona virus and offered condolences to the families of those who died. and she thanked the taiwanese people for their unity over what was a very diffi

i will ask you.does usa believe that fuels like natural gas should play a role in its development initiatives in places like africa where the full impact would be significant for the economy, agriculture, as well as perhaps health care? >> thank you so much, congressman for that question. i think the first thing i would point out is that any 5% of our funding is designed to support renewable energy by a earmark -- and earmark. we are following that and making substantial investments in renewable energy. in addition, it is worth noting that in two thirds of the country, where we work, new clean energy generation is cleaner than fossil fuel generation and of course, we have an interest in ensuring that our development dollars are going as far as they can. in many cases, were helping our local country develop competitive auctions to ensure renewable energy at the most efficient rates. those options are auctions where the united states has an opportunity to complete. as mr. levine spoke about it, china i

but your bills will be higher.entially a building with solid walls and double glazed windows. that wouldn't be my preference because cheap heating bills and whatever heating system you have, it is best to insulate your house and get good windows and doors. in terms of the application process, we don't know yet. from what i expect it will be based around a similar approach to similar schemes whereby you would find a local installer and they would get your system and once you had a quote you would apply for the grant. the grant, we are not sure if it will be paid to the household or the installer, but it shouldn't be a complicated process. it should be the installer making the decisions around the type of heat pump, the size of the system and then does much of the paperwork to make sure it is going to be installed correctly. going back to what you said about insulation, what would your advice be on what someone should do first if they do have windows that are not insulating their homes properly or any other measures

same, some will be sucked into gangs, some will be at risk of stabbing and shooting, some will be calledr rooms of north london dinner parties, and nothing to do with the real needs of this country. it's true. crime has been falling, and notjust because we took the precaution of locking up the public for much of the last 18 months. but because you have a conservative government that understands the broken windows theory of fighting crime. i read a london article by some lawyer saying we should not bother about pet theft —— learn at article. i said to cruella de vil qc, if you can still a dog or a cat, but there is frankly no limit to your depravity. you know those people gluing themselves to roads, i do not call themselves to roads, i do not call them legitimate protesters, i say they are a confounded nuisance who are blocking ambulances, stopping people going about their daily lives, and i am glad priti is taking new powers to insulate them snugly in the present where they belong. —— in the present where they belong. —— in prison. what i found most incredible of all was the decision by