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particularly in los angeles, where 40 percent of the goods passed through the port of los angeles and throughout the united states. add to that we have a trucker shortage. so both folks that would not only be unloading these goods, but then shipping them across the united states and trucks are also in short supply . and then the workers that would unpack these good from the trucks, put them on the store shelves. well, they're in short supply as well. and as a result, there is a real log jam, if you will, are bottleneck is the white house who's calling it. and so what they're trying to do is come up with creative solutions in order to alleviate what they insist is a short term problem due to the pandemic. so kimberly, how does the white house believe if you will actually help resolve those issues? well, there are a number of things that are already in the works. we know that one of the solutions the white house has come up with is to work with the union that staff reports in overseas. the workers in los angeles as well as some of the other smaller ports along the west coast. and what they've done is essenti

angeles has just been further impacted by the pandemic. we also need to produce or have available about 800,000 units for extremely low income renters here in los angeles. and right now, we have a shortage of a half-million units. and again, because we are only producing at best, 5,000 units a year in the counties, and that gcontinues to grow. supposed pandemic, with having a shortage of overall units available to us. in our affordable housing portfolio, in terms of residents that have been impacted by the pandemic from an economic standpoint, we did a survey last year around this time and at least 69-70% of the residents in the affordable housing units had been impacted from an economic standpoint. so i definitely see that as the recession hits and people that are working in retail hospitality, those are the jobs that have been impacted and will continue to be impacted and those are the type of families that are living in the affordable housing. lastly, in terms of the biggest concern is what will happen after the moratoriums are left in los angeles. i believe the available resources for rent relief in california may be 60% of the overall

back america plan include billions of dollars to bolster affordable housing across the united states, los angeles congresswoman maxine waters says the pandemic may the housing crisis worse for millions of people already struggling to make their rent house speaker nancy pelosi, nancy pelosi promises to cut the costs of the 3.5 trillion dollar package in order to win support from the moderate democrats. the original plan contain more than 300 billion dollars for housing programs, including 90 billion for additional rental assistance over the course of 10 years. right now. pelosi says she is considering shortening the length of some programs in order to avoid deeper cuts. the fact is, is that if there is are fewer dollars to spend their choices to be made and many members have said let's get it. the results that we need. but we will not diminish the transformative nature of what it is. so far. the white house has not weighed in on the potential cuts. >> that's california remains in the sev re drought. some of the more dramatic water levels drops are being seen in lake tahoe this week. water levels a

build back better plan include billions of dollars to bolster affordable housing across the united states, los angelesine waters says the pandemic made the housing crisis worse for millions already struggling to make rent. the push comes as house speaker nancy pelosi promises to cut the costs of the 3.5 trillion dollar package to win support from more moderate democrats. the original plan contained more than 300 billion dollars for housing programs, including 90 billion for additional rental assistance alone over the course of 10 years. right now. pelosi says she's considering shortening the length of time of some programs in order to avoid deeper cuts. >> the fact is, is that if there is are fewer dollars to spend their choices to be made and many members have said let's get it. the results that we need. but we will not diminish the transformative nature of what it is. >> so far. the white house has not weighed in on these potential cuts. let's go to the east bay. and if it seems like for-sale signs outside of east bay properties are up a little bit longer than usual. it's not your imagination but do

but the blue angels are also debuting their new aircraft. the f 18 super hornet uniteds will also take the skies and fun fact. this is the only air show in the country with a commercial airliner to perform a fully choreographed act, but just a heads up today will be the only day you won't be able to tour the ships. and this is all happening at the marina green the event brings thousands of people at a san francisco every year local health officials are encouraging people to wear their mask even when they're outside with all the crowds and masks are required on us navy ship so grab your ear plugs because it's going to be loud. this weekend in san francisco deiah james >> oh, boy, is it ever. yeah. and don't forget to if you can't make it into the city to catch the blue angels fly. but you really want to see em. we've got you covered. we're going to broadcast it live. this coming saturday. it's they're going to be or afternoon show on the night. our coverage begins at 02:00pm. and of course, the blue angels begin their show 3. so stick around. we've got ken wayne. alright

angeles, have just been further impacted by the pandemic. we also need to produce or have available about 800,000 units for extremely low and long-term renters here in los angeles, and right now, we have a shortage of a half million units. and again, because we're probably only producing, you know, at best 5,000 units a year in the county, that just continues to grow. so post pandemic, we're still just having a shortage of overall units available to us. you know, in our affordable housing portfolio, in terms of residents who have been impacted by the pandemic from an economic standpoint, we did a survey last year around this time and at least 69, 70% of the residents in our affordable housing units had been impacted from an economic standpoint. so, i definitely see that as the recession hits and people that are working in retail, hospitality, and those are the jobs that have been impacted and will continue to be impacted and those are the types of families who are living in our affordable housing. and then lastly, in terms of, i think our biggest concern is what will happen after the moratoriums are lifted here in los angeles, and will exten

this was on a united airlines flight to los angeles for the passenger was kicked off the flight for refusingch off his computer tiktok video has been viewed more than 3 million times since it was posted last thursday. >> still ahead, guns and . what we are learning about eaters is a legend plot to kill her husband. >> the next day, but i think i will look a little bit like what you party scene before, at least in one area. we will show you one county strategy for the booster campaign. >> and thousands of hollywood workers had to go z4jxmz zi0z y4jxmy yi0y >>> more local news at 5:30. >>> parking downtown could be hard to find. why one south bay city is actually looking to build fewer spaces. >> but first, it's like a covid flashback, a bay area city opening a mass vaccination site, and health officials say they are not worried about the slow start. >> solano county making a big push for booster shots. wilson walker is live in san jose where a new site just reopened today. wilson? >> yeah, we're here at the vaccination hub. health officials are pretty sure that once word gets out that this is

so this is a bigger issue than just the port of long beach, los angeles and/or the united states. >>aking out. everything is running out, everything is costing more money. and at the same time millions of people are quitting their jobs. this makes the supply chain issues worse. how can people afford to just quit their jobs in the face of this, and what's the solution? it's like we're in a vicious cycle? >> there's plenty of open job positions out there, a record number. so folks rightly believe this is a good time to find the best job for them. the appropriate job. so this is the great reshuffling. they're figuring out what they want to do and making decisions that are in their best interests. so, you know, at lot of people saved money during the pandemic, they weren't out buying and they were saving and got some help from the government in many cases through stimulus checks and other forms of support. so they have time and they're trying to figure it out. they'll come back in as the pandemic winds down and, you know, people get healthy again and are less fearful of going to work. we

angeles have just been further impacted by the pandemic. we also need to have available about it hundred thousand use in's -- 800,000 units first really low income folks here in los angeles and right now we have a shortage of half a million. again, because we are probably always producing 5000 units a year and the county that just continues to grow. post-pandemic, we have still been having a shortage of units available to us. our affordable housing for cash portfolio, in terms of residents who have been impacted by the peten -- impacted by the pandemic, last year around this time at least 70% of the residents in our affordable housing units had been impacted from an economic standpoint. i definitely see that -- and people that are working in retail and hospitality, those are the jobs that have been impacted and will continue to be impacted and those are the types of families who are living in our affordable housing. lastly our biggest concern is what will happen after the moratoriums are lifted in los angeles. i believe the available resources for rent relief in california may be like 60% of the overall need. that is going to have a significant

angeles. >> on the top of all cargo commute united states, it arrives at the twin ports of lo angeles and long beach but righ now billions of dollars worth o that cargo beat electronic good and sneakers or canned foods ar waiting outside the port aboard some six deep bass ships being forced to wait an unprecedented ten days to dock. >> it's like bringing hamling t freeway traffic right here at the port. supply and demand is not the problem. americans are pricing in record numbers and other nations and there making things up record numbers. >> it's more cargo than we've ever seen in our lifetime. >> they're not enough truck drivers to get goods to america store shelves and the domino effect that means that the carg containers can't be offloaded s the ships can talk and that backups get longer. the crisis is turning halloween at that were show. they have buying limits and how they get shopping will be impacted too. if you see something that your child has, pick it up now. without offering specifics, the white house said today that president biden is doing everything that they can to tackle the c

today with the blue angels which you just shot. stunt plans as the united airlines fly by. fans watch from rooftops or wherever they could get a glimpse of blue sky. the show starts at 11:50 on saturday and noon on sunday as they welcome members of the u.s. armed forces. ama: a fleet week tradition returned. the fire department led the parade of ships through the golden gate bridge and do their assigned ports. fleet week will host the largest procession of ships on the west coast. we got a globs of the warships that included the uss michael mann sort and the uss john s mccain. wizards are welcome to get a close-up look this weekend through monday. we have highlights of today's events in the full weekend schedule on our website. dan: drew is here with the weather and what we can expect tonight. drew: could you ask for a better date today to start off the weekend? tons of sunshine and feeling like fall. numbers in the 50's and 60's across the region. it is windy out there. winds gusting 30-40 miles per hour. if you are heading to game one, lawyers will be key. when will be wi

united states. the ports of long beach and los angeles are to my north here. and all these ships are now unable to anchor because the board is overloaded wine because during the cobra lockdown period, people in the united states just started buying stuff. all kinds of stuff, much of which was made in east asia. so all of these ships are now trying to unload their cargo, their, their containers and they have no place to put them. so this, i think feeds into the whole question of whether an errant ship got out of position dragged its anchor and may, at some point have contacted this pipeline. there's also now some legislation underway being introduced in congress that with a ban, any further leases for oil drilling or exploration on face in federal waters which is where all of these platforms are and calling for the gradual phase out of oil extraction and the governor of california gavin newsom said yesterday that this type of oil exploration and extraction should be not in the future of california or the united states as part of the past rom. thank you very much

united stuck with us as did the blue angels. they committed early. they said if you are having a fleet week on the ground, we are having a fleet week in the skies and they are going to be here with their brand new f-18 super hornets, amazing plane and joined by united and redbull and a whole lineup of participants. you can go down there for free and watch. buy the premium tickets with premium sitting. those tickets are, by the way, almost sold out. so if you want them you have to get them. we have the neighborhood concerts. you just got a sample of it right here. [ applause ] the full navy band southwest is here in town. and they break up into smaller bands and they're going to be in just about every neighborhood you can find in san francisco. check out the website fleetweeksf.org and see where and when they're playing in your area. the ship tours are going to be taking place. you've got to go down there. greet the sailors and marines. say hello to them. welcome them to our city. they are excited to be here in our city and explore the streets of san

>> 40% of all products coming into united states and america go through los angeles and -- when am i g here? long beach. >> jesse: it's not joe biden's fault he's in mental decline come up with the political opportunities that may joe biden president of the united states, people like joe biden and susan rice are so on, are responsible for this. they lied about his condition so they can obtain more power. they are making us aware of who's really in charge. it's not joe biden. the point of last nights town hall was to make that undeniable. he doesn't have any comprehension of any of the problems this country is facing. asked about the fact that hundreds of thousand illegal immigrants are entering the country undefeated for example, joe biden started lying uncontrollably. first, he claimed he's been to the border and knows it well. but there is no record joe biden ever visited the southern border now this president, not as vice president, senator. not as a citizen today. fox news peter doocy as to joe biden about that. >> there's been reporting that he did drive through the border when h

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united states. you can see that in the backup at ports, not just in los angeles and long beach, but in savannah and r parts of the united states. what the administration has been doing has been rustling a supply chain task force to unkink, uncrimp the difficulties in the supply chain. one of the things that the president will announce or sill brate today is the round-the-clock operations at both long beach and los angeles ports, try to get those containers off the ships to market. secretary of transportation buttigieg. >> when you see the pictures of ships at anchor, that means the ships are already there. so it's everything after that that we have to work to unclog. it's there not being spaces at the berths, it's the containers being backed up. that goes through the supply chain, through the rails, through the trucks, again, all the way to the store shelf. >> reporter: kate, because all of this is contributing to the inflation that matt egan talked about, they're working across government departments, the agriculture department trying to expand poultry processing to meet demand. the commerce trying

angeles in california. >> almost half of all cargo coming into the united states via sea arrives at the twin ports of los geles and long beach. but, right now, billions of dollars worth of that cargo be it electronic goods, sneakerrers or canned food are floating outside the port aboard some 60 vast container ships being forced to wait an unprecedented 10 days to dock. >> it's like bringing 10 leans of freeway traffic into five right here at the port. >> supply and demand is not the problem. americans are buying things in record numbers. china and other asian nations are making things in record numbers. >> it's more cargo than we have ever seen in our lifetime. but there simply aren't enough truck drivers to get goods to american store shelves. and the domino effect means the cargo containers can't offload so they sit in dock and the backups outside the port get longer. >> folks have to rise to the occasion, flex capacity and workforce move cargo out. >> the cargo crisis is turning halloween shopping horror show. some stores are reintroducing pandemic era buying limits and holiday gift shopping will be im

>> 40% of all products coming in united state of america west coast go through los angeles and... i doing here... >> jesse: obviously it is not joe biden's fault. the political opportunist who may joe biden president of the united states, people like jill biden and susan rice and so on, are responsible for this. they lied for years about joe biden's condition so he can obtain more power. now that they have that power, they are making us aware of who really is in charge. it is not joe biden. the point of last night's town hall was to make that undeniable. he doesn't have any comprehension of any other problems this country is facing. as for the fact of the hundreds of millions of illegal immigrants for example, started lying uncontrollably. first, been to the border and those it well. there is no record joe biden has ever visited the southern border, not as senator, not as a citizen. fox's peter doocy asked joe biden about that. >> there has been reporting that he did drive to the border when he was on the campaign trail in 2008 and he certainly familiar with the facts and it still

angeles. now, you might ask why the vice president of the united states heeds to be the surrounded by actors rathere to make a video about space exploration. it could be, perhaps, that her encounters with people who don't have their lines written for them haven't gone smoothly like when she recently praised a student speaking out against israel's supposed genocidal policies. the vice president's performance on this earth are becoming something of an embarrassment to her party. well, that's it for us this week. i'll be back next week right here on "the wall street journal at large." are. than us. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i'm jack otter. coming up, retired four-star general stanley mcchrystal gives his take on the withdrawal from afghanistan and how geopolitical pressures are impacting the economy and your portfolio. and later, surprising results from our big money poll. where investing pros think the economy is headed and where they're putting the

. >> the quickest route from asia to the united states is through los angeles and that is what everyonemaximize. it is like taking 10 lanes of three -- freeway traffic -- traffic and squeeze it vented survive. reporter: walmart, target, ups, and fedex are expanding hours to move more cargo off the docks. they hope this will get ships to sure faster as the busy holiday shopping season rapidly approaches. trucking companies are struggling to keep up with increased demand. wilford williams drives trucks throughout the midwest. wilford: i haven't had any downtime. as far as the company i am running with, they have kept me busy. . reporter: small businesses like ashley collectibles are feeling the pinch. >> to keep your shelves full, we have to order in advance. reporter: tracy jensen manages a toy shop in kansas city, missouri and said it has been a logiical nightmare. tracy: there are things that will not be here that are not coming and there are part and what shortages. there is probls with shipping, especially overseas. reporter: the shortages and broader net -- bottlenecks mean higher p

angeles. it is not everywhere in the united states, but in particular, those two terminals are pretty affectedbottleneck is a lack of yard space, places to put the containers and a lack of chassises which are the trailers that haul the containers. we don't have enough of either of those two things. so the government needs to help us help the world find these things from wherever they are. private market can do a lot here too and respond to prices, prices have elevated, and it's very clear that everybody in the chain can come and work, you know, come down -- if you have extra chassises, come down to the port and pick up containers and help clear it out. we are seeing that happen from all over the united states, but it takes time to react. >> eric: it does take time. you have called on, for example, have the government use the army and maybe national guard trucks, use government land. you also called on changing the zoning. they can only make two containers in zoning at long beach, that if they could make it up to six, you could brings in more containers from those ships and move it faster. >> y

. >> and the "the los angeles tim" says a crew member recently texted the unit production manager warning "we've now had three accidental discharges. this is super unsafe ." >> 24-year-old han in foot years reed was in charge of the weapons on set in new mexico and recently discussed her experience on a podcast. >> by all means, i'm still learning. i think loading blanks was like the scariest thing to me because i was, like, oh, i don't know anything about it. >> trevor: okay. that -- that is not something you ever want to hear from a person in charge of your guns. and it's also a good reminder to never go on the ominous foreshadowing podcast with zac and kyle. this gun misfired multiple times and allowed on set? was this gun's dad the producer? reportedly one to have the reasons it might have happened is production didn't want to spend the money on firearms safety experts. guys, look, man, if you don't have the budget to pay for gun safety for your gun movie, then maybe you shouldn't be making a gun movie. make a different movie. like, i don't know, a cooking movie or maybe a movie about

he's basically shutting down the fossil fuel industry in the united states aided by counties like los angeleshigh again. we lost jobs in the united states and most importantly, i think, in the long run we've lost a lot of leverage over china. >> well, and also, remember president biden i'm going the create new jobs, green energy jobs. haven't yet how that is supposed to work. all we are seeing is losses in the oil industry. >> no. cheryl: louisiana, texas, talk to anybody in the states and they will tell you. guys, thank you very much. welcoming up with the facebook whistleblower's testimony can lead to a crack-down on big tech, parler ceo farmer says it's a way for democrats to control the narrative. he joins me next. cheryl: welcome back, i'm cheryl casone in for maria bartiromo. it is wednesday october 6th, a look at market this is half hour ahead of opening bell. we have one hour to go and futures are looking at a selloff at the open but we are off session lows i want to point out here we have better than expected adp, that was a big piece of it. dow down 216. we were down 300 in the last

what you need to know after hearing the president of the united states is that the los angeles timess it is 100 thousand year plus for the longshoreman unloading vegemite in long beach and l.a. he hates both, marmite and vegemite joining us from bloomberg government. i was surprised. i knew he would center on labor, but i was surprised how the president focused on the labor message. >> they had to get labor unions involved in the conversations. they still had some work left to do. one of the criticisms of the work they are doing with 24-7 operations at ports is that you need to align that with tracking. if there are truckers parked for a long time and not getting paid for that, that is one of the outstanding issues that has been raised. getting a variety of stakeholders together on this has really been the president's only option. that is his role. this is not federal dollars paying for this. tom: we actually personally experienced that on trucking. in britain. labor votes for biden, do they? jack: typically biden performed more strongly among labor groups and probably in that demogr

so production there got wacked, with demand surging in the united states shipping a parcel from shanghai de los angeles is now 6 times more expensive than shipping one in the opposite direction. what is arriving here since? because we are short, 60000 truck drivers. the workforce was all already aging out pre pandemic. then, like many businesses driving schools, closed and to few workers are working to replenish inventories. cove, it has fin the employee heard 2021 year to date. death succeeded the whole year 2020 numbers in some states, and many of those who can worker picky or wary. like the pandemic that preceded at the supply chain slow down as a years long event, which will continue to interrupt and change our lives. how, let's ask patrick penfield or professor of practice in supply chain management and director of executive education at the whitman school of management at syracuse university of patrick. it's beginning to look a lot like christmas and we keep hearing shop now, or else could this bottleneck made for a blue christmas? yeah, hi, alan, a bridge down to show unfortunately. yes. so we a

in the operations expansions at the port of long beach and los angeles to deal with some of the problems with the supply chain in the united states. here is what he had to say. >> together, these ports are among the largest in the world. the best way to make that point is it's 40%, 40 percent of shipping containers that we have poured into this country, come through these two ports. today, we have some good news. after weeks of negotiation, the port of los angeles announced that it is going to begin operating 24 hours a day seven days a week. this follows the port of long beach is commitment to 24/7 announced just weeks ago. a 24/7 system, what most of the leading countries in the world operate on except us until now. this is the first key step to moving our freight and transportation nationwide to a 24/7 system. here's why it matters. traditionally, our ports have only been open during the week monday through friday. generally close down at night and on the weekends. staying open seven days a week through the night and on the weekends, the port of los angeles will open over 60 extra hours a week. in total, that will doubl

freedom to kill you with my covid. 40% of all products coming into the united states of america on the west coast go through los angeles -- what am i doing here. >> is it long beach? >> long beach, thank you. >> should police officers, emergency responders be mandated to get vaccines and if not should they be -- stay at home or let go? >> yes and yes. maria: coming up, florida governor ron de santis on the fighting of the incompetence and the unconstitutional rule making of this white house. then just another corrupt career politician, selling influence, hunter biden's art show opens in new york and details emerge of joe biden's shared bank account with son hunter as hunter was rolling in the dough from ukraine officials. getting rich in congress, stock trades with perfect timing ahead of big government contracts. how did nancy pelosi amass so much wealth while sitting in the house of representatives for 30 esyears. and then this. >> if anybody is lying here, senator, it is you. maria: anthony fauci busted as the nih confirms it did in fact direct money to wuhan to test ways of making the coronavirus more deadly in so-

the cargo that's loaded and unloaded from each ship in los angeles on average is more than 11,000 container units seen many trends going through this entirety of the surge, and right now u.s. importers cannot pick up the cargo fast enough. 25% of all the goods sitting on our docks have been here at least 13 days or more. so we're working very closely with the import community. we've just created accelerate ca cargo l.a., where we know how much cargo is here and where it goes to and we're pushing it out with commitments to the retailers and we're keeping score. >> do you have enough long shore men and women? are there enough truckers? has the pandemic made a significant impact in the amount of personnel available to move products? >> it sure has. but there are three segments of workers. the long shore workers that we have here on the docks, marine clerks and floor persons, have been on the job an average of six days a week since the pandemic began. we've also hired about 1,000 more registered and casual long shore members and we'll keep doing just that as an industry. the truck drivers are a littl

. >> 40% of all products coming into the united states of america on the west coast go through los angeles and, and -- what am i doing here. i commuted every single day for 36 years as vice president of the united states. >> i tell you what, i would like -- ♪ ♪ >> this job, this job, the jobs, or going to be created here. >> i want to thank the former general, i keep calling him general, my -- the guy who runs that outfit over there. >> i'm running as a proud democrat for the senate. >> i got in trouble running against a senator who was a mormon. the governor, okay? >> we hold these truths to be self-evident. all men and women created -- you know the thing. >> agree with me. go to joe 30330. we choose truth over facts. play the radio, make sure the television -- excuse me, make sure you have the record player on at night, the phone, make sure that kids hear words. >> sean: what i my -- what am i doing here? come on, man. are you a junkie? anyway, joe biden sadly not doing well but think for a second. stand back and think about this. think about how dangerous this is for this country, and t

chris wolfe reporting for us about 40% of all shipping containers entering the united states come through the los angeleseach ports. next. and some tech news how you can get your covid-19 vaccine card store right in your apple wallets. >> and later, police in florida on up to a mistake they made in the early days of gabby petito's disappearance. and after the break, a major step forward in the pandemic. an fda panel approves pfizer's vaccine for children. but there are still other hurdles to get through. we'll be joined live by a local doctor next to answer the questions on parents. pines. >> welcome back. a big story this tuesday, fda advisors have just endorsed pfizer's coronavirus vaccine for children aged 5 to 11. the administration panel voted unanimously today with one abstention that the vaccine's benefits outweigh any potential risks. the full will now consider the panel's recommendations. and joining us now to go over this major development is doctor george rutherford, professor of epidemiology over ucsf, thank you so much for joining us today. for my pleasure. now we've been hearing a lot about