and the delta care bonnie from dw science told us earlier about the relief being felt at nasa that our team is now finally bound for the moon. is indeed a release because we are talking about a couple of months that this rocket has been in or on the launch pad and off the launch pad. it survives hurricane and all these fuel leaks. and there is that there was a sense of sort of like, you know, reputation damage along the way. but this is, this is hugely successful, not only because of the american technology and hardware's that american rockets. i'm also with the european built a service module that's part of the a ryan space craft where astronauts will sit. it's really big and of course the, the, to the launch window was closing because there's a secondary, a payload, as they call it on the, on the rocket with a cube, sat very small satellites. and they have their batteries that they need for, you know, for operational purposes. and it was there was a lot of supply though, lot of unknowns in there. so for a number of reasons and specifically job that geopolitically, it's so hard to not

asking for metric in terms of not only what percentage of our members have primary care providers like we question delta dental in response to a complaint, but also what the access time is for some of these primary care functions as well. we begin to develop metric maybe in conjunction with other partners. again, i think the slide looks at areas explored including where we have influence and where we may need to partner is a important part of the packet. i want to make one other comment and that is, look at strategic goal number 4 and i want to alert-basically reassure our membership that the second objective under enhancing program to support retirey and wellbeing grew out of discussion we felt maybe there were deficiency and what we were able to support holistically. by no means implies we will ignore those people still working. at times the board is criticized for focusing too much on early retirees and retirees but highlighting this grew out of deficiency and doesn't mean we are going to be less diligent about supporting mental health and wellbeing for all members including the active employees. >>

a delta spokesperson says there are only a few issues left to resolve, and he is confident that they will be taken careaverted at delta . halloween might be over. but if you and your children had a successful hall last night, you may have a lot of leftover candy food experts say. there's nothing really nutritious you can do with the candy, but if you don't want to see all those snickers and races, peanut butter cups go to waste. you can use those sweets in your cooking. they suggest crumbling them, adding them to ice cream shakes or baked goods. you can. they can also be part of thanksgiving treats. you can use the candy as materials for craft making with your children. you can also check with your local senior center homeless, shelter food pantry to see if they can take the candy. sometimes they do, and there are many organizations that send candy. two military troops. pam cook, that's look at your dollars and cents can also give it to your friend dave time now. 7 48 with thousands of people celebrated halloween last night in san francisco's castro district, castro's huge halloween night street party

we might have been under water but near water and our ancestors took care of these waters and the earth surrounding it and the delta that came from it that sustained and that nurtured the community for thousands of years. and we were here from this place that made us who we are can. for the last 200 years it's been challenging to say the least for our community, but we're still here. now we welcome this opportunity to join with the community in a new village place. that incorporates the same values that our community has carried forward from ancient times of compassion, care, love, integrity and respect for all people. for all members of the family and whoever comes to this place is a member of the family. in ancient california tradition, all appraisers and rituals and ceremonies and songs are foms of prayer. i would like to offer you a song here as a prayer for opening this place. it is a good luck dance song from the ohlone community borrowed from our rel tifers inn monterey county. i offer this as a good way to open this place and bring people together in a good way. [indigenous singing and chanting] thank you.

care about. >> they should. >> i know you said delta has not made their seats smaller. >> right. >> the faa youregulate the seat sizes? >> the faa already tests seat sizes and compliance. anytime you change anything on aircraft the faa has to approve it. >> right. >> delta hasn't changed seat sizes in years. the only changes we have made is to make them bigger, extra room. every plane we are taking today and this year we will take probably 75 planes, we are having one-third of our planes with extra large seating, delta one, comfort plus. that's where the economy is going. if there was a lesson, you're talking about lessons from the pandemic one of the real lessons is people value their experience on our brand and so -- and by the way they're willing to pay a premium for that. >> did you think you would be able to get out of -- when you were leading during covid i know there were days you were wondering what is going to happen here. did you think you would be sitting here and the company would be where it is after that? >> i was confident we would get there. we came back a little sooner than i t

delta. so what i'm trying to say at every step of the way, we're care workers, trans workers. i asked mayor de blasio in the beginning of the pandemic in the blue room about transit workers who read the newspaper like the financial times and the wall street journal and knew that there was an infectious disease and they were wearing masks. they were threatened with being written up because it didn't match the uniform. and they were scaring the population. and mayor de blasio said to me in a press conference, we're following the cdc guidance. let's keep masks for people that need them. so the whole thing has been run by scarcity t that is what they the health care system in this country, profit driven is about as much as possible. and if people get well, that is a happy accident. well, then we'll just just start. i realized didn't answer your question about health care workers. and this is the last thing i'll say, because i do interviews and cortez set you up. yeah, well, i'll have panels, guys. you all you are know deep down what i'm about to say. but again, it bears repeating

delta. so what i'm trying to say at every step of the way, we're care workers, trans workers. i asked mayor de blasio in the beginning of the pandemic in the blue room about transit workers who read the newspaper like the financial times and the wall street journal and knew that there was an infectious disease and they were wearing masks. they were threatened with being written up because it didn't match the uniform. and they were scaring the population. and mayor de blasio said to me in a press conference, we're following the cdc guidance. let's keep masks for people that need them. so the whole thing has been run by scarcity t that is what they the health care system in this country, profit driven is about as much as possible. and if people get well, that is a happy accident. well, then we'll just just start. i realized didn't answer your question about health care workers. and this is the last thing i'll say, because i do interviews and cortez set you up. yeah, well, i'll have panels, guys. you all you are know deep down what i'm about to say. but again, it bears repeating

delta and mississippi. so she survived childhood and had an education and she grows up to be a very strong child and taking care of her elderly parents because her older siblings have moved on and during the great depression she struggled with them to feed themselves and work and earn money. and d that informed her being, that struggle to save her. in an odd way this sense of strength had a nobility even though she had very little education and had no resources whatsoever and was the poorest of the poor. but when she became an adult she looked around those indignities and they frustrated her so while she could not speak out because eking out meant she would be killed or hurt in some way or fired from her job as at sharecropper he found other ways to fight back and that meant picking the cotton and the boss would cheat the cotton pickers and lay their cotton and underestimate how much the cotton way and she would change the weights so that sharecroppers would pay fairly and the fellow sharecroppers thought she was crazy to do that because they knew if she got caught she would be in so much trouble but she just k

delta spokesman said. there were only a few issues left to resolve and is confident they will be taken care of, and a strikeill be averted. the national retail federation says the holidays are the most critical time for most retailers , with november and december purchases, accounting for roughly 20% of annual sales. actually strong my reports that retailers weary of inflation or continuing to offer holiday deals early halloween just ended , but it's not stopping retailers like wal mart target and amazon from offering early holiday deals to entice shoppers to spend amid high inflation, according to crystal lee, associate marketing professor at indiana university. the earlier the sales, the better the deals need to be to lower income customers, meaning now may be the best time to maximize your savings. our research showed that selling product just during the season will lead to higher prices. because consumers do not have a choice to buy it in the vance. these early deals are also proving to be a triple win for shoppers, manufacturers and retailers alike. insulin leads to lower prices, consumers will buy mor

a delta spokesperson says there are only a few issues left to resolve, and he's confident that they will be taken careed at delta. a federal judge in washington, d c has blocked a proposed merger by two of the biggest book publishers in the united states. random house plan to buy one of its main rival, simon and schuster, and a proposed $2.2 billion deal, but the judge ruled that the merger would dramatically reduce competition in the publishing industry and drive up the price of many top selling books. our time is 6 47 hope you had a good halloween. thousands of people celebrated halloween last night in san francisco's castro district, the castro district huge halloween night street party was back for the first time since the pandemic began, and the people who filled the streets out there. we're happy to be at the party for the first time since 2019 group costume always works really fast. so we're just going to go out to the bars and have a couple of drinks tonight and have a lot of fun didn't come to the cashier for halloween for safety reasons for awhile, but now that, like covid is, you know, subs

delta pilots have voted to go on strike. and we're tracking an outbreak of the latest guidance from doctors after guidance from doctors after this. carewhere are we on alaska airlines? opleare raving about care coalition, their customer care. i mean, take a look at this! wow! [dog barks] says here they have the most flights from the west coast. they fly to chicago, hawaii, cancun! wow! do they fly to my magical faraway kingdom of care-a-lot, way up in the clouds where anything is possible? they have direct flights to vegas. close enough! ♪ ♪ close enough! doctors across the country are bracing for what they're calling a triple whammy this winter. >> surge in cases of rsv covid-19 and the flu. public officials declared a health emergency in orange county this year were more than 400 sick kids are being brought for treatment each day. san diego's public health aid agency also sounding a similar alarm warning nearby hospitals that they may have to take in overflow patients. rsv is dangerous for all children but can be life threatening for little ones under 6 months. those born premature. and those who have chronic conditions in the heart

delta between those two, is a huge problem. i think people say yeah. democracy. we do need to protect it. but it is not a voting issue. economy, economy, economy. 51% of people said they careon't know if democracy was on the list. >> it wasn't on that list. >> that doesn't mean it is not important. >> it doesn't mean there isn't a real threat to it. there are people running for office in michigan, arizona, in position for election. running for election offices who deny the 2020 election. that is bad bad every single time. we should talk about it and we should point out. i don't know if it changes what people are voting about. >> it doesn't change opinions at this point. one week is getting out the vote. democracy is on the ballot. because it is raining i wouldn't go out to vote. it does make sense to create a sense of urgency. about the system you are living in and the benefits you have had from being american. it is a big umbrella topic. it is a whole lot under the economy. i think about rent, mortgage. and i think about the idea of wages. gas of course is a part of that. is that nuanced enough and specific enough to persuade the last minute voters? >> well, right now, le

we might have been under water but near water and our ancestors took care of these waters and the earth surrounding it and the delta that came from it that sustained and that nurtured the community for thousands of years. and we were here from this place that made us who we are can. for the last 200 years it's been challenging to say the least for our community, but we're still here. now we welcome this opportunity to join with the community in a new village place. that incorporates the same values that our community has carried forward from ancient times of compassion, care, love, integrity and respect for all people. for all members of the family and whoever comes to this place is a member of the family. in ancient california tradition, all appraisers and rituals and ceremonies and songs are foms of prayer. i would like to offer you a song here as a prayer for opening this place. it is a good luck dance song from the ohlone community borrowed from our rel tifers inn monterey county. i offer this as a good way to open this place and bring people together in a good way. [indigenous singing and chanting] thank you.

we might have been under water but near water and our ancestors took care of these waters and the earth surrounding it and the delta that came from it that sustained and that nurtured the community for thousands of years. and we were here from this place that made us who we are can. for the last 200 years it's been challenging to say the least for our community, but we're still here. now we welcome this opportunity to join with the community in a new village place. that incorporates the same values that our community has carried forward from ancient times of compassion, care, love, integrity and respect for all people. for all members of the family and whoever comes to this place is a member of the family. in ancient california tradition, all appraisers and rituals and ceremonies and songs are foms of prayer. i would like to offer you a song here as a prayer for opening this place. it is a good luck dance song from the ohlone community borrowed from our rel tifers inn monterey county. i offer this as a good way to open this place and bring people together in a good way. [indigenous singing and chanting] thank you.

we might have been under water but near water and our ancestors took care of these waters and the earth surrounding it and the deltaustained and that nurtured the community for thousands of years. and we were here from this place that made us who we are can. for the last 200 years it's been challenging to say the least for our community, but we're still here. now we welcome this opportunity to join with the community in a new village place. that incorporates the same values that our community has carried forward from ancient times of compassion, care, love, integrity and respect for all people. for all members of the family and whoever comes to this place is a member of the family. in ancient california tradition, all appraisers and rituals and ceremonies and songs are foms of prayer. i would like to offer you a song here as a prayer for opening this place. it is a good luck dance song from the ohlone community borrowed from our rel tifers inn monterey county. i offer this as a good way to open this place and bring people together in a good way. [indigenous singing and chanting] thank you. [applause] >> all right.

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