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coast. east coast look upons good, enjoy that, we are in the peak of tropical season and have a couple of disturbancese are watching. still, something to watch as it moves closer to the bay, for now, enjoy the quiet for peak season. this is amazing. t tremendous, we hope everything remains disorganized, we have to watch it. >> todd: i was at the beach yesterday, and walked out today, wow. >> janice: in september, we will rebound nicely, nice summertime highs in september. >> carley: i can wear white. >> janice: are you giving her a hard time? >> todd: i blame mr. blackwell. fas fashionista. >> janice: winter white. >> todd: does anybody know what winter whites? by anybody, i mean dudes. >> carley: take a poll. >> todd: after avoiding interviews, kamala harris is being called out for avoiding questions from reporters by wearing ear buds. an american hostage gets killed and she's trying to block questions about it, unreal. st steamboat institute fellow, kaylee mcghee white joinings me now. great to see you. she's applying for a job. you can't pop in earbuds when xi or vladamir putin threatens you. what

the strike is not expected to include west coast ports, but as fox's lydia hu reports, a shutdown of east coast ports. east coastould have a ripple effect on the supply chain. >> analysts are warning ships currently heading toward the east coast or gulf coast ports are likely to get stuck if a dockworkers strike happens. >> we have to get to the table. we have to be able to talk. >> about 45,000 dockworkers are threatening to strike on october 1st if this strike were to go forward, and last a week or more. >> that's when american consumers and american businesses are going to feel the pinch. >> whenever and however the dispute is resolved, it's likely to affect how freight moves in and out of the u.s. for the upcoming holiday season and years to come. >> one day is too long. the moment you close the door, things begin to back up. >> some larger companies have been preparing for the worst. >> they're trying to stock up in the warehouses, but that's just designed to be a temporary measure. >> the international longshoremen's union is demanding higher wages and a total ban on the automation of cranes, gates and con

administration driving costs higher and a strike now that would impact the ports along the east coast and the gulf coastce those costs higher for businesses and consumers. consider this. east coast and gulf coast ports handle roughly 43% of all u.s. imports. the top commodities impacted are autos and car parts. for consumers it could mine higher prices. shipping costs currently 162% higher than they were just one year ago. a strike could force them even higher. business groups, as you can imagine, are very concerned. the national retail federation sent a letter to president biden yesterday signed by 177 business groups. they write this, quote. it is imperative that the administration engage with the parties. a strike at this point in time would have a devastating impact on the economy, especially as inflation is on the downward trend. as you mentioned, the white house says president biden will not invoke the taft hartley act. another could be involving the administration in negotiations, talks seem to be at a stand still. no new negotiations scheduled. wages is a sticking point. employers say they are o

coast is mike jake up the president of the pacific merchant shipping association. mike, thank you for joining us. so this strike will be for dock workers on the east coast. what will happen here on the west coastt? >> already seeing and experiencing on the west coast. owners. that means importers and exporters diversifying. cargo away from dependency on trade lanes in east coast and gulf coast ports. how a long beach, oakland, seattle, tacoma, vancouver, bc also pretty significant redirection of cargo away from those ports in order to make sure the card still flowing not bottled up. in case there's some sort of labor action and a couple of one of the stats i read was for every day of a port strike. experts say it takes 4 to 6 days to clear it up. so could have. >> along rippling impact here does the port of oakland. that's our port here in the bay area. that have any of these automated the cranes or shipping containers, anything like that? >> no. and and the west coast is very stable right now. employers and long-term on the west coast during the middle of a multi-year agreement that was negotiated between the employers in the long term and several years ago. so this this potential labor actio

coast. had to this strike qu quite. >> yes. this potential strike on the east coast and golf course is already having a major impact out here in the west. we are seeing a spike and goods coming through west coast prepare for this potential shutdown at gulf coast and east coast post. the port of long beach back in august they said the biggest month and their 113 year history. volume jumping nearly 34% compared to august of 2023 and neighbouring port of los angeles reported august volume jump up a 16% compared to the year prior. the busiest nonpandemic month ever at that pour. and grace cargo volume on the west coast had led to congestion at western ports, truckers are reporting long wait times but the potential labor action comes under critical action of year right before the holidays. customers of the cna cgm mayors and other large container have been rushing in stocks and christmas items. manufacturers have been loading up on solar panels and other goods targeted for potential tariff increases. meanwhile the clock is ticking. and they say that 45,000 dockworkers at three doesn't u.s. ports up and down the east coast and golf will stop work if they don't have a new contract by october first. t

. >> reporter: and those reasons include as he said the potential strike looming for the east coast and gulf coastwell as he says the economy and conflict in the red sea. if a strike happened, you could expect diversionses to look like this, ships that would have been bound for the east coast traveling farther distances through the suez canal and requiring trucking transport across the country. this will add to shipping costs and that will ultimately be passed along to the consumer. october 1st is the day for the potential strike to happen. even a brief strike, a strike of one day, would have economic consequences that analysts tell me shutting down these ports for just one day would take three to five days to get them back up and running again and economic toll there. maria: really important implications. thank you, lydia. joining us now is eric hoplin. thank you very much for being here this morning. i thought that was a really critical point that lydia made that if this happens you're going to see shipping costs be goup, oil prices going up. your association joined dozens of others in sending a

coast to the east coast that is. you can see 22 million people up and down the coast dealing with these really strong onshore winds. that means that those advisories are in place for coastal communities. we could see, especially around high tide time with that full moon in place, flooding for the water front areas. we have a low spinning on in shower activity across coastal new england. that goes for tomorrow, too. eventually that low will start to move away as we get into the evening hours. we mentioned the midwest in the strong storms, duluth to kansas city dealing with storms. the wind, the hail, that is what we laook for. a big picture look for your friday. a couple coastal showers and a few showers for the state of florida. otherwise, we look ahead to your shath. really warm temperatures for the southeast and strong storms for the middle of the country lansing into your weekend. otherwise, a really nice day for much of the east. 0 degrees. upper 80s with mostly sunny skies in new orleans. showers and thunderstorms in orlando. that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >> appreciate that, angie. >>>

unwilling to negotiate with the clock ticking already busy west coast ports are bracing for more cargo to head their way if east coast and gulf coast strike. but could there be any issues with west coast unions standing in solidarity with the striking dock workers and could they refuse to unload ships diverted? we asked the executive director of the port of los angeles. >> if there is a work stoppage back east and on the gulf coast i have no evidence ships will be making a left hand turn from those ports coming out to los angeles. there have been decades worth of informal agreements that one labor union will not take advantage of another's business while they are in the midst of a contract negotiation, and here again, i don't see evidence of that happening on the ground now. reporter: now if there is a strike, the supply chain repercussions will be significant. by some estimates it'll take six days to clear the backlog for every one-day of a potential strike. david? david: this could be huge implications for our economy, for the country. max gordon thank you very much. let's bring in from house transportation infrastructure committ

east. no longer do we have the monroe doctrine our enemy is on our shores they are in cuba, central america, south america, their fleets are on our west coast. our east coastflying near alaska but let me ask you something is this the time for a great country like this when the clouds of war are building and building a building and the enemies getting stronger and stronger and pouring numerous resources into this military. is this the time to have kamala harris as commander-in-chief with absolutely zero knowledge or experience when it comes to defense and national security and geopolitics? or is it time to have as a vice president eight-man that when the time came to actually deploy, he turned and he ran is this the time for this to do low to be reading leading this nation when it comes to national security and foreign policy? >> absolutely not very think of or have me on today but that's a great question of course it isn't. this is a team you are seeing right now with harris and tim walz it's an unqualified team is not prepared to govern its not prepared for any type of action overseas. the way i look at it right now if looking over the last four years i t

you're talking 45,000 dockworkers at 36 east coast ports here along the east coast in the gulf coast who are expected again to strike at 9 o'clock. our time tonight, the head of the pacific merchant shipping association says west coast ports have already seen more traffic suppliers shifted their shipments starting months ago to prepare for this possibility. >> there will be impacts. it might just be marginal. you might see the cost of some items increase versus others. might be a starter to restock some items versus others, depending where they are typically distributed, where their suppliers tend to do business. but we have a very diversified economy. we have a very resilient supply chain. so hopefully consumers don't see a lot of impact. it's it's a very short action. you kinda cross your fingers and hope you don't see anything. >> all right. so let's hope for a short action. what exactly does that mean? what mike jacob there says that would be a strike that's a week or shorter. there hasn't been an east coast dockworkers strike since the late 70's west coast ports. meanwhile, are

so 36 ports, east coast, gulf coast, this is very significant to the american economy.eroute all this through the west coast. so shutting down for terms and conditions that are completely out of reach, 70% pay increase. that's what the ila is asking for. i think you and i would love a 70% pay increase, but that's not reality. so they need to come to the table, they need to get reasonable and they need to get a deal. well, the last time the biden-harris administration got involved in the strike negotiations, the workers got what they wanted. so i wonder where this goes. i mean, you know, obviously the timing was was, you know, on purpose, intentional timing right before the election. i'm wondering if, in fact, you do see a biden or harris intervene here and perhaps give the workers what they want? how does this play out? well, if they're consistent, they're not going to come to the table. they haven't yet. and we're what, five days out. so this is this is really significant in terms of leadership. we've got a president vice president and an acting secretary of labor that

real repercussions the longer it plays out the more impact you're going to have, 36 ports east coast, gulf coasthis is very significant to the american economy you cannot reroute all this to the west coast, shutting down for terms and conditions for completely out of reach, 70% pay increase, that's what the ila is asking for, i think you and i would love a 70% pay increase, that is not reality, they need to come to the table, they need to get reasonable if they need to get a deal. maria: the last of the biden here's administration got involved in the strike negotiation, the workers got what they wanted. i wonder where this goes obviously the timing is on purpose in intentional timing before the election. i'm wondering if you do see biden or harris intervene and perhaps give the workers what they want, how does this play out. >> of their consistent or not to come to the table they haven't yet and were five days out, this is really significant in terms of leadership and the president vice president in an acting secretary of labor that walked the picket line for the uaw, they are already in the poc

coast ports move important $2 billion of goods every day. we spoke with ch robinson which estimate the companies can still realistically get imports and freight from east and gulf coast ports for another week. >> you want to look at alter alternatives.canada or the east coastthere are a couple of ports that fall into that category. you have air freight as an option. >> i spoke to a number of companies and creating the a alternative routing comes at a premium. rates double if ports to the west coast or gulf coast strike. there is a cost to the economy. the national association of manufacturers say two-thirds of goods move through the ports. t joining me to discuss is the national association of manufacturers jay. >> good morning. >> jay, let's talk about the national association of manufacturers. a lot of names in there. pfizer and winnebago and johnson & johnson. a broad range of companies. what is the impact of the companies if we do strike? >> it will be a pretty heavy hit, to be honest about it. look, we are on tenuous ground economically. manufacturers have begun to emerge from the impact of the pandemic and supply chain shortages and crises that we've dealt with. interest rates are starting to now ease off a little bit. so, today, we have the opportun

cooler towards the east coast where you had the east coast where you had the sea breeze coming in.d, though. mrand bad patches. mild with temperatures in the teens. the humid air with us into the weekend. low pressure in the south on saturday but a little bit of a quieter day with not as many showers coming in, certainly compared to the rain of today and yesterday. still cloud and mist in the north and east. that should tend to break up so for most places, not a bad day and improving picture. further south we still have cloud hanging on bringing a view showers as we head into sunday. could have the odd bit of thunder, as well, but warm spells of sunshine in between. scotland and northern ireland having another dry and unsettled day. temperature is not quite as warm as today but highs up to 22 degrees. the one air that has been with us will shift away towards the south and east as we open the doors to a westerly airflow which will be cooler. so another warm and —— day with some scattered showers. goodbye. thank you very much. applause live from london. this is bbc news. life in war—

. >> one graphic, whether from "coast to coast", ultimately in the east coast we have moisture that isthe east coast from the midatlantic and areas like new york city, washington, d.c. into boston late tonight you have a threat for severe weather, that will be portions of the planes from north to south importance of the midwest everything will be on the table from hail to very strong gusty winds and even the threat for tornadoes, especially portions of south dakota and minnesota in cooler temperatures to the west coast in rain as well through portions of northern california. maria: thank you very much. we have a fox, we will watch that and catch "fox weather" for simulcast life on fox business every weekday from 5 - 6:00 a.m. eastern right before "mornings with maria". stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ i asked myself, why doesn't pilates exist in harlem? so i started my own studio. getting a brick and mortar in new york is not easy. chase ink has supported us from studio one to studio three. when you start small, you need some big help. and chase ink was that for me. earn up to 5% c

east coast. what will happen here on the west coast that? >>already seeing and experiencing on the west coast. owners. that means importers and exporters diversifying. away from dependency on trade lanes in the east coast and gulf coast ports. how a long beach, oakland, seattle, tacoma, vancouver, bc also pretty significant. direction of cargo away from those ports in order to make sure the card still flowing not bottled up. in case there's some sort of labor action and a couple of weeks. one of the stats i read was for every day of a port strike. experts say it takes 4 to 6 days to clear it up. so could have. >>along rippling impact here does the port of oakland. that's our port here in the bay area. that have any of these automated the cranes or shipping containers, anything like that? >>no. and and the >>on the west coast is very stable right now. employers and long-term on the west coast during the middle of a multi-year agreement that was negotiated between the employers and water was several years ago. so this this potential labor action is confined to the east coast in gold coast. and so

coast. on sunday, the east coast including florida right now, soth florida from miami to naples down towardest we'll feel over 100 degrees. we're watching the tropics. it's been a little while. we have a system, cluster of thunderstorms. a good chance to develop into fran seen, the next couple of days as it moves north, we're watching for the potential for heavy flooding rain from texas all the way to the florida panhandle. between this and the heat a lot to watch in the week ahead. adriana? >> andrew, thank you. >>> in new york city today, it was game, set, match. >> that's it! >> sabalenko of belarus is the new women's champion after defeating american jessica pa gu la. the 26-year-old has made the u.s. open finals in the past two years and this is her second grand slam win. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news" the starliner spacecraft finally comes back to earth but returns empty handed. ♪ years and this is her second >>> touchdown. starliner is back on earth. that landing coming -- >> and there it is. boeing starliner spacecraft returned safely to earth late last night touching

but overnight they will become more and more restricted to just the east coast, as well as just the east coastcoast of parts of wales. to some of these showers across the east could still be heavy into this evening and bnng heavy into this evening and bring a risk of hail, but for many of us it is going to be a clear, dry and cold night tonight. rurally we could be down as low as —1 or 2 quite widely , and where we have seen widely, and where we have seen some snow across the high ground in scotland, we could be down lower than that first thing. but there will be plenty of sunshine in the morning. so despite the chilly start, the sunshine should still warm. things up quite quickly and the winds will be much lighter through tomorrow morning. so quite a pleasant start to the day . across the start to the day. across the northwest though, parts of western scotland, northern ireland, we will start to see some cloud bubbling up through the morning and a risk of a few showers that is ahead of a weather front that is going to be spreading in from the north—west through friday afternoon. you can see i

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but that cloud tending to retreat by the afternoon towards the east coast, some cloud rolling onto the coastotland. elsewhere, though, some good spells of sunshine, just a very, very small chance of seeing a shower across southern counties of england. but it really is only a very small chance. now, where you're exposed to the breeze along the north sea, temperatures may only get to 17 or 18 degrees. compare that with 25 in parts of southeast england. and then through thursday night, we do it all again, we bring more cloud back in from the east, may turn a little bit misty and murky in places. that cloud will hold the temperatures up — 15 degrees in london as we start friday morning, maybe 8 or 9 in aberdeen and glasgow, a little bit cooler where we start with clear skies overhead. but the focus of our weather does start to shift as we go through friday. we start to turn our eyes to the south with this developing area of low pressure, and that will start to bring some showers and some thunderstorms across parts of southern england, perhaps getting into the midlands, perhaps into the southern

don't get a new contractor they work at the port container, the container ports across the east coast and the gulf coastmajor consequences for the economy and the everyday consumer when you consider that roughly 43% of all us imports are handled by ports along the east coast and the gulf coast, and a strike, liz, could mean higher shipping costs when prices are already elevated due to the conflict in the red sea. shipping costs are currently 162% higher than they were last and a strike could mean that they go even higher. as you can imagine business groups are very concerned. the national retail federation sent a letter to president biden yesterday that was signed by 177 business groups. they write this. "it is imperative that the administration engage with the parties. a strike at this point in time would have a devastating impact on the economy especially as inflation is on the downward trend" and as you mentioned, liz, the white house says president biden will not take action to stop a strike, but it also seems like talks are at a standstill now. there are no further negotiations scheduled. the emplo

we will be having special coverage which begins from 8pm on the east coast, thatis from 8pm on the east coastrles has arrived at crathie kirk near balmoral on the second anniversary of the death of his mother, mother, queen elizabeth. the queen was a regular worshipper at that church. the king could be seen in the back of his bentley limousine, with queen camilla at his side as they headed to the church for a service, which also marks two years since his accession to the throne. now, to new york. britain's jack draper has been reflecting on his gruelling match in the us open semi—finals. he lost in straight sets to the world number one, italy's yannick sinner — putting in so much effort that he vomited on court three times. he's been talking to our sports news correspondent laura scott. it's been a big breakthrough in the big apple forjack draper. having had some time to reflect after his semifinal defeat... yeah, i've had a bit of time to rest... ..he told me he woke up determined to push himself further. i wanted to give more, but it was tough in that situation last night. but overall from

coast ports, but as fox's lydia hu reports, a showdown of east coast ports could have a ripple effect on the supply chain. >> reporter analysts are warning ships currently heading toward the east coastlf coast ports are likely to get stuck. if a dock worker strike happens, we have to get to the table. >> we have to be able to talk. >> about 45,000 dock workers are threatening to strike on october 1st. >> if this strike were to go forward and last a week or more, that's when american consumers and american businesses are going to feel the pinch whenever and however the dispute is resolved, it's likely to affect how freight moves in and out of the u.s. for the upcoming holiday season and years to come. >> one day is too long. the moment you close the door, things begin to back up. >> some larger companies have been preparing for the worst. >> they're trying to stock up in the warehouses, but that's just designed to be a temporary measure. >> the international longshoremen's union is demanding higher wages and a total ban on the automation of cranes, gates and container movements that load or unload freight. >> the unions are calling automation a cancer, but experts point to successful

ports along the east coast and gulf coast.istine romans is here with the high stakes for the economy. christine? >> yeah, time is running out, lester and you've got truckers and rails just scrambling tonight to move billions of dollars in goods before the gates close at 14 major ports stranding everything from cars and bananas to electronics, apparel, shoes. just thousands of other imports. tens of thousands of dock workers from new england to texas vowing to strike at midnight when their six-year contract expires. now, the union boss was offered today a 50% pay increase. it's also asking for less automation. the maritime alliance representing the shippers and the ports they've asked the federal labor officials to get the union back to the table. every day of a strike could cost the economy $4.5 billion. but good news tonight, at least at the urging of the white house both sides are talking again, lester. >> christine, thanks for that update. >>> up next, the long saga of the inmate, a wrongful murder conviction and the journa

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watching on the east coast isn't as easy for west coast folks, 6:00 o'clock is too early. we are moving around. i think i will be watching it with the vice chair. what the american public is going to see is a start contrast in two candidates, one whose a seasoned prosecutor who is going to make her case and one who is a felon. one who is going to talk about women's reproductive freedom and their access to abortion care as health care. the other who is going to take credit for returning roe v. wade. one who is going to advocate for increased tax cuts to millionaires and billionaires and the other who is going to talk about a tax cut for 100 million families across this country to bring housing more in reach for so many. that's what they're going to sue and i think that contrast is going to be on display and look forward to watching, but, look, make no mistake, donald trump has been on the debate stage, the most of anybody in modern times. he's going to do what he's going to do. he's going to speak to his base but we know that she's going to be ready and the vice president i

it covers an area from the south coast of iceland and mid atlantic in the west to the danish coast in the east, right down to the north coastca. the funny thing about the shipping forecast is that i think so few people understand its actual meaning or relevance but so many people love it and enjoy listening to it. whilst i was growing up, we had a small boat on the east so, i've got two days to go. i'm going through all my stuff. it's a bit daunting, cos i've got to get all of this stuff into a kayak, so i'm just trying to go through what i can take, what i can leave. this is a personal locator beacon and it is connected to an international rescue system and do the thing to do, which is push the red button here. so, push the button and, like, a whole fleet of helicopters turns up! it's my first day on the portuguese coast, which is rocky and mountainous and, i've got to say, it's just incredible. i'm going to start to make my way back round cape saint vincent, and just to see how wild this place is. i'vejust turned into nordfjordeid. you can see some buildings, which i think is skogfjorden? i'm planning to stay here for a c

additional strain of shipping things that were meant for those 36 ports on the gulf and east coast to come here to the west coasthink the question is, can the supply chain make that shift happen? because things that are lined up to go to the east coast are going on trains and trucks in one direction, and now we're asking them to turn around and come in the other direction. and also the ports of long beach and los angeles, which are the largest two container ports in the us, are already very, very busy. so there's no question that they cannot absorb the entire traffic from the east coast. >> so that that is that is not definitely not one of the solutions to this problem. we know that some companies have been stockpiling, anticipating the possibility of this, but what is your big fear if this does not if no agreement is reached between both parties and we see this work stoppage. i think 46,000 people by by midnight on on on monday. >> well, i think we're going to see two impacts. one is that consumers will no longer be able to get some of the food that they're accustomed to. and the other is that we're going to ha

it covers an area from the south coast of iceland and mid—atlantic in the west, to the danish coast in the east, right down to the north coastca. the funny thing about the shipping forecast is that i think so few people understand its actual meaning or relevance, but so many people love it and enjoy listening to it. whilst i was growing up, we had a small boat on the east coast of england. because of that, we'd also grown up listening to the forecast having a real meaning. so i can't remember ever having not listened to the shipping forecast. my clearest memory of this is listening to it when we were in a gale. we're sitting in the cabin of the boat, sort of all kind of huddled in, in the rain. so i've got two days to go. i'm going through all my stuff. it's a bit daunting, cos i've got to get all of this stuff into a kayak, so i'm just trying to go through what i can take, what i can leave. this is a personal locator beacon, and it is connected to, erm, an international rescue system. and you do the thing that you hope you'll never have to do, which is push the red button here. so push the button and, like, a whole fleet of

while you modify tourism in india, we have warehousing in america on the west coast and the east coast up a pillow plant in ohio. this helps us to turn around. it is as big an industry. huge opportunity for us. i'm definitely upbeat about the demand globally as well. also for india as a market it's a great story. i'm happy to see the focus as a supply dhain but india as a consumer story in india. we are seeing that growth. more than 7% growth. we are rook at inflation at 5%. but yes, looking at that opportunity here in terms of the consumer story. >> i'm hearing a lot of tail winds for the growth in the business. i think in the last earnings report, something that you yourself flagged, though is that growth could have been even better for not for some of these shipping and container availability concerns. how has that been in this quarter? are those issues ironed out? >> let me tell you one thing. postcovid the world hasn't been the same. earlier it was a steady state business you were looking at. whether it's geopolitical issues you're seeing the disruption you're seeing in the red se