tom: joseph dickerson, weaver -- we appreciate your insight this morning. the opportunities, the challenges for the new leadership, and the legacy left by jes staley. ok, it is day one of the cup 20 six u.n. climate summit in cost -- cop 26 u.n. climate summit in glasgow. if elbow short of what some nations were pushing for -- it fell well short of what some nations were pushing for. francine lacqua is there for us this week. of course, there's all one up to get that francine will be speaking to. the run-up to this event has been 20 two the digital organization and the storm, the impacts on traffic -- travel. what is the mood on the ground? francine: yep, for the moment, i guess nervousness because leaders are arriving in one or two hours. security is very tight. if it -- if his like you're going through airport terminals because you have to get checked in. you also have covid passes and covid tests you have to show every 10 minutes. the mood is of disappointment. it was short of details. the g20 makes up 80% of global emissions. we were hoping to have more

commissioner dickerson. you're on mute, commissioner dickerson. nope. okay. sound's not working i guess. all right. well, you know, i think this is exactly what the city needs right now. this and a whole lot of other things just like this. you know, i think the pandemic has really made it very clear the impact of the small business sector on our economy as a whole that we have become awakened to the fact that without a small business sector, our economy is less robust and more vulnerable to shock events and other things that are bad for the citizens as a whole and we've lost so many small businesses and we're still losing them at a rapid clip faster than unfortunately than we're making them. faster than we're creating them. so this legislation is critical because it helps unlock hopefully a whole bunch of people out there who are sitting on the sidelines and thinking maybe i can do this and maybe this encourages them to say, you know, all right, let's go for it. let's give it a whirl. and i wanted to amplify what commissioner dooley said about it being simple

karma dickerson shows us how one nevada county classes expressing gratitude for what was saved and. >to come. >> i'm for my house. show my gratitude every november and things we >> audrey delay dt just report graders about gratitude and grateful for. >> the friends. me. share make >> this thanksgiving especially this is the lady is finding her nevada county students are picking up that lesson in their own these kids are especially. i'm thankful for everything that they have because it's been a rough couple years in fact, the last time the chicago park elementary students had a normal school year. they were in first grade second and 3rd brought school closures and hybrid. learning this fall promise to return to normal. well. asked normal. but then a week and a half before school started. the river fire began to tear through placer nevada counties. i get really close to my house yeah. i got light next. or on a bus. >> front and the house. a little bit the fire burned over 140 homes and buildings, making it almost to the doorstep of chicago park elementary. we didn't know it cool and bur

reporter karma dickerson has more from a california turkey ranch. >> i'm here with thousands of local turkeys headed to a store near you. this thanksgiving. but just because there are plenty of them doesn't mean you might not have trouble finding the one you're looking this holiday. >> you know, a lot of the very large or players didn't have the labor in the summer or maybe didn't have supplies. what have you are a multitude of things in the summer time to process all those small frozen turkeys. that's still out for 4 generations or family has been raising turkeys in sonora and yes, there and is managing some of the same shortages seen worldwide we've struggled to get boxes and packaging. and, you know, co 2. but despite the sea of birds diesel. turkey rant is considered small by industry standards and that's where to their advantage in a few ways. for example. when we visited last friday, 13 days from thanksgiving. these 3300 him for about a day away from heading to the refrigerator section, not the freezer aisle. the are smaller, you know, we have a lot of programs that are more fre

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we'll have analysis from devon dickerson and amy walter, the editor in chief of the cook political report. plus we'll hear from former f.d.a. commissioner dr. scott gottlieb about major developments in the fight against covid-19. covid-19, as children between five and 11 are finally eligible for vaccines. there is good news on the economic front as we added over half a million new jobs last month. but inflation continues to rise, and worker shortages and supply chain disruptions are still affecting our recovery. we'll talk about all that, plus we'll get an answer to a question the commerce secretary couldn't give us last week. >> you know, people say to me, will christmas gifts be delivered? to which i say, call fedex. >> brennan: and so we did, fedex c.e.o. frederick w. smith will be here. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." >> brennan: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." on this crisp fall morning in washington, it finally feels like we're starting to move beyond the pandemic on a number of fronts. but before we begin, we want to note the sobering milestone that the u.

dickerson . >> thank you. i just have to sayrichard, this was such a well thought out . i'm so impressed. i have to say. what i love about this is just how well thought out but it just feels like there's emotion behind this. the love and respect and honor for these businesses that have been operating for so many years. it brings such validity to them and just affirmation that hard work really does pay offand the acknowledgment of being a legacy business is evident . one of the ways we can feel the history and legacy of san francisco is falling into thes legacy businesses .it's as thoughsome of them are time capsules . you can like feel and love the history of sanfrancisco by going into these legacy businesses . ilove everything about this . i brag about it everywhere i go and i look for the legacy businesses so i'm sure i'm not the only one but iwant to say thank you . thank you, thank you so much for this. i feel like i can feel your heart in your love for these businesses . sothank you . >>. >> president: th

. >> clerk: motion by commissioner adams and seconded by commissioner dickerson.now call the roll. [roll call vote] motion passes, 5, with two abcent. 5-0, with two absences. >> president laguna: congratulations to all of our new legacy businesses. thank you. we love you. we support you. and thank you for taking the time to go through this process and we look forward to visiting your businesses. next item, please. >> clerk: item 3, board of supervisors file 211098-public works code -- waiver of temporary street space occupancy permit fee -- sidewalk sales during the holiday season. this is a discussion and action item. commission will take action on an ordinance required by public works code section 724.1 [b] for temporary street space occupancy permits on certain designated city streets on saturday, december 4th, sunday, december 5th, saturday, december 11th, and sunday december 12th, 2021, to promote sidewalk sales of merchandise during the hollywood say season. and today presenting we have emily abraham, legislative aide to supervisor stefani. and, emily, you s

. >> clerk: motion by commissioner adams and seconded by commissioner dickerson. and i will now call the roll. [roll call vote] motion passes, 5, with two abcent. 5-0, with two absences. >> president laguna: congratulations to all of our new legacy businesses. thank you. we love you. we support you. and thank you for taking the time to go through this process and we look forward to visiting your businesses. next item, please. >> clerk: item 3, board of supervisors file 211098-public works code -- waiver of temporary street space occupancy permit fee -- sidewalk sales during the holiday season. this is a discussion and action item. commission will take action on an ordinance required by public works code section 724.1 [b] for temporary street space occupancy permits on certain designated city streets on saturday, december 4th, sunday, december 5th, saturday, december 11th, and sunday december 12th, 2021, to promote sidewalk sales of merchandise during the hollywood say season. and today presenting we have emily abraham, legislative aide to supervisor stefani. and,

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dickerson went to a tricky ranch county to see what the impact is there. >> i'm here with thousands ofys headed to a store near you. this thanksgiving. but just because there are plenty of them doesn't mean you might not have trouble finding the one you're looking this holiday. >> you know, a lot of the very large or players didn't have the labor in the summer or maybe didn't have supplies. what have you are a multitude of things in the summer time to process all those small frozen turkeys that's still out for 4 generations or family has been raising turkeys in sonora and yes, there and is managing some of the same shortages seen worldwide we've struggled to get boxes and packaging. and, you know, co 2. but despite the cea birds do still, turkey rant is considered small by industry standards and that's worked to their advantage in a few ways. for example. when we visited last friday, 13 days from thanksgiving. these 3300 hands were about a day away from heading to the refrigerator section, not the freezer aisle. to be our smaller. you know, we have a lot of programs that are more fresh

the karma karma dickerson standing by with that story. >> i'm here with thousands of local turkeys headed to a store near you. this thanksgiving. but just because there are plenty of them doesn't mean you might not have trouble finding the one you're looking this holiday. >> you know, a lot of the very large or players didn't have the labor in the summer or maybe didn't have supplies. what have you are a multitude of things in the summer time to process all those small frozen turkeys. that's still out for 4 generations or family has been raising turkeys in sonora and yes, there and is managing some of the same shortages seen worldwide we've struggled to get boxes and packaging. and, you know, co 2. but despite the cea birds diesel. turkey rant is considered small by industry standards and that's where to their advantage in a few ways. for example. when we visited last friday, 13 days from thanksgiving. these 3300 hands were about a day away from heading to the refrigerator section, not the freezer aisle. the are smaller, you know, we have a lot of programs that are more fresh are, you kno

karma dickerson shows us how one nevada county class is expressing gratitude for what was saved and for for my i show my gratitude every november and things >> audra delay dt just report graders about gratitude and grateful for. >> the friends. me. and i share mae >> them this thanksgiving especially this is the lady is finding her nevada county students are picking up that lesson in their own these kids are especially. i'm thankful for everything that they have because it's been a rough couple years in fact, the last time the chicago park elementary students had a normal school year. they were in first grade second and 3rd brought school closures and hybrid. learning this fall promise to return to normal. well. asked normal. but then a week and a half before school started. the river fire began to tear through placer nevada counties. i get really close to my house yeah. i got light next. or on a bus. >> front and the house. a little bit the fire burned over 140 homes and buildings, making it almost to the doorstep of chicago park elementary. we didn't know it front down or anything. bu

i am matt dickerson director of the program for federal budget here at the heritage foundation. our team and i focus our research on issues related to taxing and spending, which i think there's been a little too much of both of those going on recently. we are very excited to be hosting this event, the celebration. the economic recovery tax act, positive change to tax policy that represents a much more of that. it's a change in the mindset. the 1970s were time of high inflation, high unemployment, low opportunity. our nation's leaders rejected the idea of american greatness and thought the american dream was behind us. thirty years ago the heritage foundation hosted a celebration for the tenth anniversary of the tax cut. it was titled the importance of america's victory over washington. think about that for a second period america's victory over washington. as the tax codes are being debated in congress president reagan gave in a televised address all of the lobbying, the organized demonstration and the pride and protest. and governments wasteful are no match for your voices whic

. >> clerk: motion by commissioner adams and seconded by commissioner dickerson. and i will now call the roll. [roll call vote] motion passes, 5, with two abcent. 5-0, with two absences. >> president laguna: congratulations to all of our new legacy businesses. thank you. we love you. we support you. and thank you for taking the time to go through this process and we look forward to visiting your businesses. next item, please. >> clerk: item 3, board of supervisors file 211098-public works code -- waiver of temporary street space occupancy permit fee -- sidewalk sales during the holiday season. this is a discussion and action item. commission will take action on an ordinance required by public works code section 724.1 [b] for temporary street space occupancy permits on certain designated city streets on saturday, december 4th, sunday, december 5th, saturday, december 11th, and sunday december 12th, 2021, to promote sidewalk sales of merchandise during the hollywood say season. and today presenting we have emily abraham, legislative aide to supervisor stefani. and,

i met dickerson, director of the grover and, here at the heritage foundation. we focused our research on issues related to taxes and spending, i think there's been a little too much about those going on recently. but we're very happy to be hosting this event, the celebration. the economic recovery tax act, which is a positive change in tax dollars, yes. but it represented much more than that. it was a change in the mindset. in the 1970s where a time of i inflation, high unemployment, low one opportunity. our leaders rejected the idea of american greatness, i thought the american dream was behind us. 30 years ago, the heritage foundation hosted the celebration for the tenth anniversary of the tax cuts, it was titled the importance of america's victory over washington. think about that for a second. america's victory over washington. as the tax cuts were being debated in congress, president reagan gave voice to the sentiment, and his televised address reassuring the american people. quote, all of the live,-ing organized demonstrations, and the cries of protest by

. >> i happen to like dickerson very much. that call basically said, listen, we left 300 million on the table because of supply chain, and in the last few weeks it got worse what it got worse, what, like last thursday the granularity is frightening it made my feel like they'll make it so micron will do better because there's a shortage of capital equipment. the amac was a bummer versus palo alto. >> all better in the metaverse french fries all you want. unlimited french fries in the omniverse. >> that's not what i want. >> yeah. >>> take a look at the futures we'll get to more of the calls today. the earnings prints, house voting on hr-5376 after that long speech from mccarthy last night, and more on pharma as we look at the fda boosters back in a moment i'll shoot you an estimate as soon as i get back to the office. hey, i can help you do that right now. high thryv! thryv? yep. i'm the all-in-one management software built for small business. high thryv! help me with scheduling? sure thing. up top. high thryv! payments? high t

dickerson . >> thank you. i just have to sayrichard, this was such a well thought out . i'm so impressed. i have to say. what i love about this is just how well thought out but it just feels like there's emotion behind this. the love and respect and honor for these businesses that have been operating for so many years. it brings such validity to them and just affirmation that hard work really does pay offand the acknowledgment of being a legacy business is evident . one of the ways we can feel the history and legacy of san francisco is falling into thes legacy businesses .it's as thoughsome of them are time capsules . you can like feel and love the history of sanfrancisco by going into these legacy businesses . ilove everything about this . i brag about it everywhere i go and i look for the legacy businesses so i'm sure i'm not the only one but iwant to say thank you . thank you, thank you so much for this. i feel like i can feel your heart in your love for these businesses . sothank you . >>. >> president: th

. >> clerk: motion by commissioner adams and seconded by commissioner dickerson.ow call the roll. [roll call vote] motion passes, 5, with two abcent. 5-0, with two absences. >> president laguna: congratulations to all of our new legacy businesses. thank you. we love you. we support you. and thank you for taking the time to go through this process and we look forward to visiting your businesses. next item, please. >> clerk: item 3, board of supervisors file 211098-public works code -- waiver of temporary street space occupancy permit fee -- sidewalk sales during the holiday season. this is a discussion and action item. commission will take action on an ordinance required by public works code section 724.1 [b] for temporary street space occupancy permits on certain designated city streets on saturday, december 4th, sunday, december 5th, saturday, december 11th, and sunday december 12th, 2021, to promote sidewalk sales of merchandise during the hollywood say season. and today presenting we have emily abraham, legislative aide to supervisor stefani. and, emily, you sh