. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta's tutors in washington --w eta studios in washington and fromter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: let's take a closer look at economic issues including our lead story, how the biden administration plans to address the challenges around getting the goods americans want delivered overseas when they want them. for that, i am joined by the secretary of commerce, gina raimondo. welcome back to the newshour. it is good to have you. we listened carefully to what the president said today. people are saying it is a step in the right direction but he is also saying a lot depends on the private sector. how much difference will it make if you say the ports will be working 24/7? sec. raimondo: it is great to be with you. it will make a huge difference. what the president did today is significant in showing the leadership necessary to have two ports open 24/7 but he also convened at the white house and asked importers to do their part, also committing to working weekends and evenings and putting more people on staff the cargo -

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. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour up from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkiteeralist him at arizona state university --journalism at arizona state university. judy: the country will pass and grim number soon. 700,000 americans who have died from covid and related complications. the best way to stop the spread and prevent infection are vaccines but throughout the pandemic, there have not been many helpful or easy treatment options once pele become infected. as william reports, a new antiviral drug fromerck offers hope for keepingatients with covid-19 out of the hospital and alive. william: that is right. the only information we have about this drug comes from merck. federal regulators and regulators abroad have not seen any of their data. an independent board reviewing the drugs initial trial said it should bstopped early because results were so promising. the company is seeking approval for widespread use. to understand how this might help fight the pandemic, i am joined by dr. --, and infectious disease specialist at boston university school of medicine where

. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and in the west the walter cronkite journalism that arizona state university. >> has democrats work to reach angreement on trillions of dollars of government spending, theate of the final price tag and the successful package of the president's overall legislative agenda largely hinges on receiving support from two key influential democratic senators, west virginia's joe manchin and arizona's kyrsten sinema. we have reports on how they each think about politics and the pressures they face in their home states beginning with lisa who is back when she was in the mountain state. >> in west virginia, high school football gets you full throated, field throated -- feel tradition. and a stadium full of political insight. for those who have known j manchin the longest. >> his office was right next door to mine. >> we went to the same church for a while. >> he fishes where i fish. >> i was probably a freshman when he was a senior. >> they are from joe manchin's home county where his identity was forged. started on the football fi

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this is the pbs w eta studios in washington.y: as we reported earlier, facebook is under fire tonight following testimony by a former employee before a u-s senate committee. she alleges the company too frequently turns a blind eye to potential harm for the sake of profit. facebook denied that in statements to the "newshour" and said it is working to make its platforms safer. william brangham has our report. >> i'm here today because i believe facebook's products harm children, stoke division and weaken our democracy. >> armed with a trove of internal company documents, former facebook employee frances haugen implored senators to rein in the social media giant. >> the company's leadership knows how to make facebook and instagram safer but won't make the necessary changes because they have put their astronomical profits before people. congressional action is needed, they won't solve this crisis without your help. >> haugen appeared before the senate commerce subcommittee on consumer protection. the hearing centered on how facebook

pge says it is sending crews all over the bay area to get the lights back on but no real eta. last night the website had thousands without power in richmond but that's since changed. take a look at the citizen app video. it shows another power pole fire, this one in san francisco. we are not getting reports of fires spreading to homes or anything really beyond the wooden poles which is good news. pge said this, after a long time without rain, dust, dirt, salt and other substances accumulate. when first mist or rain arrives after a long dry spell it turns this into mud which conducts electricity. again, no e ta on getting the lights back on. we will keep you posted. >>> kenny choi met up with folks in the east bay. some had mixed feelings about the rain. >> reporter: the forecast has been calling for rain but a lot of people were surprised to see it. it will not end the drought by any means but it's a sign of hope for me. >> it's been dry. plants, people, we need something different. the world is getting crazy. we need a switch. >> reporter: as sun set in the east bay and the c

. >> facebook is changing its name to metta the employees unveiled a new logo with a name eta on the front of facebook headquarters today in menlo park facebook's name change had been anticipated for some time now. ceo mark zuckerberg says the name change is part of their move to create their virtual reality version of the future. what they're calling the metaverse the announcement comes right after the release of the facebook papers at a series of leaked documents that reveal the ways that facebook ignored internal reports and warnings of the harm. its social network created magnified all across the globe. >> is trying to go green or starting monday drivers will be able to rent 2021 tesla model threes for $334 a week from rental car company hertz. this is part of a larger effort from uber to make their us fleet all electric by the start of the decade. so you're talking 2030, and make all of their european fleet electric by 2040 right now. only a few select cities san francisco, la san diego are able to participate. but the company says this will launch nationwide soon. for your heal

we got us on november 2020 a powerful category for storm called eta hed honduras and flooded ingrid garcia's neighbourhood in some peril. sooner. less than 2 weeks later perkin iota hit this time bringing deadlier winds and more rain. she lived with her partner, jessica, near a levy that burst into flooding. it's a fucking look, good luck saw e get along b yorkie and 3rd boy allow work your local money. i know so a little on the general bank, the government guess what? the valid up. gosh, i guess like a gang approximately that a c and back us us that is intermediate. arkansas was like water rushed in and quickly filled their house. a lot of people from other people on the solo veteran submit, all of a sudden they waited to waste the water to escape and came back the next day to find their home destroyed before the cape or some of the wood are gotten. a lot of that he had a problem for me out of a yankee, but a lot of people wanted amazon bought icky that it's not, not that i'm in the book this year. yes. so i set up a little bit of a mesa, yamato was, i don't know, i know, bit a little fussy

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on crossing the border for basic goods and services every day. alexander rep yeti reports from bug eta. just after nearly 3 years of being close to venezuela, now, authorities removed the shipping containers physically blocking the main bridge, connecting the country with columbia. in a nationally televised address some monday vice president delsey rodriguez said it was time to turn the page, the empress anthony thinking of our people and the brotherhood and co operation between the people of columbia and venezuela. president madeira has taken the decision to open the crossing for commerce in 2019 president, my daughter broke off diplomatic ties with columbia and sealed the border. after venezuelan opposition, members attempted to bring international humanitarian aid into the country. the aid was backed by the united states and were with her. my daughter saw da this part of a plot to overthrow him. but the border a been officially closed since 2015, bringing a halt to trade between the 2 countries. that amounted to $7000000000.00 us dollars a year. colombian president divan duke welcom

when eta, the new airline said to replace flag carrier al italian launches on october 15th it's unclear family. you know, we'll have a job. the baby for speaking to us. she had just returned from working a long haul flight. when i left in york and we're, we're taken off, i felt that was the last name would be the last time my last flight. and then what we do is suffering is yeah, really hurt. some 11000 al italian employees are set to lose their jobs. trade unions are trying to pressure ito to hire the majority of them back with plans to fly fewer routes. ita has said it will hire $2800.00 workers when they launch in another 3000 next year. alessandra mulatto is worried if i go in an office and say the bonnie, i'm a good friday and then they say, ok, i mean i like what we can do. we do nothing. the workers also want to keep wages at the same level unlikely since the european commission ruled this month. that ita is distinct from alex. how ya? hence not bound by its contracts. that also means ita isn't on the hook for 900000000 euros and a legal state support a lataya received. for decad

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exposure to the original digital token let's get to the ceo who somehow convince the sec to get his etae equity, you are one of many and much bigger than bolts who were working for years to get fcc approval, i'm thinking of invesco, i know those guys have been working forever for that, why do you think gary gensler and company pictures? >> i think the reason for that this is an etf that does not invest in bitcoin directly but we tried to get at what people actually looking for which is correlation to bitcoin's crisis if you look at what happened in the last year some of these minors and companies have been able to move explosively with bitcoin and the light that is going off these companies are really focusing on bitcoin and get the majority of their income and revenues from bitcoin, it makes sense that they tend to move along with bitcoin's price that's really gave me the idea to launch an etf that was focused on the bitcoin industry for what investors are looking for in this type of vehicle we are pleased to finally make it through. liz: you must've been cheering again there have been

think though, as we move forward with these new tools and, hand these anti-viral, as the potential eta for vaccines for kids, in the new boosters that we're looking, at at least currently for high-risk, foes maybe for more people in the future, and then you have potentially access to more testing, you could see greater resilience, the trouble here is that they're still parts of this country that are under vaccinated, and you have counties that are really low sort of uptake of vaccines, and in that setting, you may see hyperlocal outbreaks, that could just see new surges in that cold weather, and with that holiday travel. >> doctor, one more question, what's your expectation. fda panels meeting this week on the moderna and j&j booster's. >> as long as the data holds, up i think that we have to look at the day in day discussion, there's clear evidence in my minds about the drop in efficacy for hospitalizations for johnson & johnson's, concerning and i think those are going to be, approved and even though the moderna, the efficacy is held, up i think you're still seeing a decrease in effi

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. >> the ceo of eta's architects dated classic vietnamese symbols, etched glass represent protection, floor designs depicting vietnam's coastline, and a ceiling resembling a traditional hat. >> one of the symbols easily recognized vietnamese people is a conical hat. >> there is also a space for community gatherings to celebrate good health and could times. in san jose, sharon. kpix five. >> after a soft opening in late november, the center plans to open in february. the week of lunar new year celebration. >> chinatown got into the halloween spirit tonight. maple grove put together pumpkin patch for kids who live there. a group called imagine asian posted the events to give back to underprivileged kids in chinatown. they could get their face painted. how cute she is. play cards and carve pumpkins. >> up next, stunning video out of spain. the powerful flooding turning streets into rivers. >> how northbay students are using music to survive the odds. >> keeping an eye on the forecast with snow coming to the sierra. but, that's not really the headline. of course. it is all of the rain abo

. ♪ ♪ this is pbs newshour west from w eta studios in washington and from our bureau at the walter cronkite university. ♪ -jalisco is so many things all at once -- exciting, beautiful, classic yet innovative. but above all, it loves to hold on to its traditions. today i'm experiencing one of the oldest, and possibly one of the cutest, traditions of all -- the escaramuza. -palomas! palomas! ra, ra, ra! -whoo! -and in my kitchen, i'm cooking a meal that is somehow both a small-town mexican tradition and one of the hottest food trends here in the u.s. -- birria -- slow-cooked to perfection, tucked both into a taco and also wrapped up in a quesadilla and topped with a mouthwatering salsita. i mean, fany, look at this. and my friend fany is stopping by to teach me how to make one of my favorite childhood treats,

. >> [inaudible] >> what's your eta?ting the congregate around the horses. >> how will this information like this inform the committee's work? >> first of all, it helps us remember how serious this was. again, this was the most devastating attack on the united states capitol, since the world of 1812. these long for some officers, some of them paid with their lives. and so what the committee is doing now, is the subpoena this week, went to the people who organized the rally. and went to this organization that got the permit, for the rally, and they have to turn over documents, in a have to submit to depositions, which will be behind closed doors. but chairman thompson, is going in jonathan. he's asking all the questions, that we would want. and at the end of this, there will be an opportunity, not just for a report, but also for a criminal referrals. >> you're, right chairman thompson is going in, and i am here for it. paul butler. thank you for joining us. >> coming up. thousands of school board members across the countr

that's why the biden administration has given employees a kind of eta or choice. so why knock over the testing display? the answer is the rate you see on display, here is directional. that rage, the emotional core of that has fed this fire from the beginning. it's been directed all sorts of targets. right now it just happens to be the vaccines in the maxing mandates. when you're knocking over the covid testing tense, what you're saying is, stop talking about covid. stop reminding us this thing is real and dangerous and we have to do something about it i don't want to hear it, shut up, shut up, shut up. and that's been the through line for so much of the messaging and disinformation coming particularly from the right ring. remember, this was donald trump 's original sin on covid. it's gonna go away. like that, a miracle. told people don't worry about. it don't let it dominate your life. and so this, the metaphorical knocking over the covid testing tenth, as been the response to every new measure, to fight the virus. whatever it is. whether it's masking, or social d

always a good route for getting around that eta. they think it will be about 30 minutes or so.ve those 3 lanes close. so you can still get through using the one lane and again, it's taken some time. you can see will delay starting to build. there. also, if you're taking bark civic center station closed because police activity there. they've got some bus services that are being provided. none of the trains are going to be stopping at that station. a little under 2 minutes into the city. so no issues on the westbound side traveling into the city a little under 14 as you head across towards the peninsula. the richmond sandra fell commute. as you travel out of richmond. a little under 8 minutes. things are still pretty light for the most part along our highways about 31 minutes towards middle park to 8085 in 82. no major delays. 2 37 8.80, in 6.80, all looking pretty nice. so keeping a close eye on things along 80 eastbound. again. remember gilman out in berkeley. there is a hot spot there. daryn. james, back to you. thank you, ray it's 5.48 in the east bay road rage and gun violen

hayman eta. >> thank you amy and there's some stories we're watching this. our major oil spill in southern california is forced multiple beaches to close. the coast guard is monitoring for any wildlife that could be contaminated. the mayor of huntington beach called, it a potentially ecologically disaster. eight people are dead after a small plane crashed in a vacant building in milan. officials confirm only those on board were involved in the crash, italy's national aviation safety agency as open an investigation. on saturday, the cdc released guidance for the upcoming holiday season. the agency recommends socially distance outdoor celebrations, if indoors they suggest circulating air to reduce the risk of spreading coronavirus. they are urging the unvaccinated not to travel. more after the break. o travel more after the break as someone who resembles someone else... i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need.

what's your eta? we have people congregating around the horses?s work? >> first of all, it helps us remember how serious this was. again, this was the most devastating attack on the united states capitol since the war of 1812. these law enforcement officers, some of them paid with their lives. and so what the committee is doing now is the subpoena this week went to the people who organized the rally. it went to this organization that got the permit for the rally. they have to turn over documents, and they have to submit to depositions which will be behind closed doors. but chairman thompson is going in. jonathan, again, he's asking all of the questions that we would want. and at the end of this, there will be an opportunity not just for a report, but also for criminal referrals. >> you are right, chairman thompson is going in. and i am here for it. paul butler, thank you for joining us. >>> coming up, thousands of school board members across the country are surging president biden to protect them as more and more educators are facing threats of vi

the eta for that is going to be about 30 minutes. but that's still ongoing.in, san pablo avenue. remember runs just adjacent to that. now it's not on the westbound side. however, we are starting to see some delays because there is traffic looking at that slow down to the left. if you're taking bart the civic center station is closed this morning because of police activity trains are not going to stop there. they're providing blesses at this hour. so once you reach the maze a little under 2 minutes to make it into the city to the fremont street exit and the san mateo bridge a little under 14 are going stay on top of your friday traffic today. but for now, daryn, james, back to you, ok. thank you. so happening today as we chatted about a bit at the top of the hour here. we've got a busy weekend in san francisco. >> well, here you go. a little summary of what we're expecting. a lot of people out of traffic to see the warriors play to see the giants play. and of course the sea, the navy play both on scene and up in the air. yeah. let's start with what's going on

eta we got people starting to congregate around the.s >> this is before 9:30 in the morning on the day of the u.s. capitol attack on january six. again this is u.s. park police. we have not previously had access to park police radio. and at 9:30 in the morning they are already overwhelmed that it's taking them, what do they say, about 20 guys, 20 officers, and two squads of horses to get one rusty through the trump mod, down to a police car. because the trump mod is so aggressive against the police already, that by that time of day, if they backed these teams of police officers up to and inside the washington monument where the officers had gone inside the opera-less, once inside the actual monument, to barricade themselves inside. that police abe video newly released by the oversight recruit, we've never before had this inside from the park police side. we didn't know that things work that out of control, that police were under that much of a threat. for five hours before the capital itself was breached? yes, that whole attack was in t

there's lots of research on how to extract eta sets so you are not showing people's names. you might not even be showing the content of their posts. there are any ways to structure these data sets that are conscious and even basic things about how the platform performs or in the case of their past research, releasing inaccurate data or not being clear about how they pull that data is part of a pattern of behavior facebook hiding behind walls and operating in the shadows and they have far too much power in our society to continue to operate that way. sen. lummis: i heard you make the analogy earlier to the tobacco industry and i think that is an appropriate analogy. i believe we are searching for the best way to address the problem. i'm not sure it is the heavy hand like breaking up companies or calling them a utility, which is why your approach of integrating people who understand the math and the uses of the math with protecting privacy is intriguing to me. the more information you can provide to us, about how that might work to actually address the problem, i think would

haidi: kush eta defies expectations of japan, retaining a so grip on power. kathleen: china's weak manufacturing data may weigh on sentiment. haidi: let's get you straight to the start of trading at the start of a brand-new trading week. we had reassurances of political stability after the japan elections, has another record high close in the u.s. on friday. we are seeing stocks trade dry air -- higher by 1/10 of 1%. we are watching westpac as big bang earnings continue. the aussie dollar -- kiwi stocks lower by about one half of a percent, the kiwi-dollar trading software at 7168. also watching out for the airlines as we have the resumption of international flights out of the east coast of australia. momentous day after a couple of years of isolation. kathleen: yes. a boost on many levels. very interesting interview done with doug ramsey, he is a chief investment officer, he is looking for a melt up. he says this is a positive seasonality time, that's going to kick in, he knows gains are broad-based. the new york stock exchange index is at a new all-time hig

investigator christian crystal and the website if people want to contact us for the website is sfgov.org /eta and you can talk to contact us on the phone at 7711. that concludes my report. >> thank youdirector henderson. i had a quick question. thank you for giving us an update on the audit . i knowthis was a long time coming and the first presentation from the audit department was good but there was still a lot of work to be done . >> award-winning. >> yes, award-winning. one question, is your audit team able to do cost-benefit analysis of the programs within the department or is that something that... >> i think i know the answer to that . i think that's a fiscal audit and those are typically done withthe controller's office . most of my people have come from the controller's office but i don't know if that is in their scale or in their scope. i know that my people came fro the office that did that . i don't know if the personnel that i have it it's within their jurisdiction or ability to do financial analysis like that, does that make sense that's the long answer . >> at least we threw it

. >> there was none in the country and they had no eta as to when one would be >> reporter: colecat wound carpet himself, but most auto repairs are far more complicated than that >> a ram truck, customer need an engine for it which is a very, very common engine and even going to chrysler, they could not give me a time frame as to when one would be available. >> reporter: the problems include shipping backups on auto parts, a global semi conductor shortage and not enough workers in manufacturing or transportation to move supplies along. >> it could be a thermostat, it could be a module.omplete indus we're seeing that this happens >> reporter: when consumers decide a new car is a better option, they're finding slim pickings on the lot. washington, bill coram's family-owned nissan dealership has been selling cars and trucks for 46 years >> it's like night and day typically, we would have anywhere from 350 to 400 new nissans in stock right now, i think we have a round of 14 new cars >> with supplies low, sales manager brian paul says while many dealers have started charging more than the stic

the eta went for a pretty progress exercise to determine whether the hard rock mining industry should be covered under -- after a lengthy process, they decided not to promulgate it because they were unnecessary and would impose an undue burden on the regulated community and say the proposed requirements would be disruptive to mining programs. if you have an administration that has taken a look at this and determined that would not be necessary because it places an undue burden, how is this fee being proposed now, 7 cents per ton, any different than what was looked at under the obama administration? mr. brown: ms. sweeney: i don't think it is different and thank you for the work you did on the epa financial assurance rulemaking and working with the industry to ensure those fees weren't imposed. the dirt tax is not a solution to abandoned mine lands creation. when you have modern regulations in place today that protect our lands and the environment and there is over $6 billiuon of financial assurance held to fulfill those requirements in case operators -- sen. murkowski: let me ask abou

what's your eta? we have people congregating around the horses. >> reverend al sharpton and donna edwards is still with us. rev, knowing how this ends, that four officers have died by suicide, that one died the day after the insurrection, that many had their bodies mutilated and their psyche's traumatized with ptsd for many months, it is really hard to listen thou toes recordings, but everyone should have to, especially for the runs who don't want anyone to get to the bottom of what happened that day. >> everyone must listen to it because i think everyone needs to understand the gravity of what happened that day and the threat that it was to really undermining the certification of an election in a country that represents itself as the beacon of democracy. and as one that has done any number of marches, we did a huge march last year, 200,000 people, did one just four weeks ago, 50,000. their right. somebody pays for that. you have to raise money and pay for that. and those that paid for it, well, what