we'll hear from secretary of state antony blinken and secretary of congress, gina raimondo. back at home, democrats in congress are still tangled in tough negotiationsory negotiations overpresident bidel proposal, which the president gave a final push for. we'll hear from california congressman ro khanna, pushing kellogg's on the colleae left to stand together and we'll talk to john curtis about his effort to get fellow republicans to help limit the damage from climate change. then on the covid front, vaccinations for younger children could be available in a matter of days. we'll talk with pediatrician claire boogaard, who oversees the covid vaccine program at washington,.'s children's national hospital. plus, current and former presidents weigh in on the gubernatorial race in virginia. what that says for democrats and republicans. we'll have a preview. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪♪ ♪♪ >> brennan: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." we begin a consequential week in washington with lawmakers eyeing votes on two key bills that make up president bide

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and for that, i'm joined by secretary of commerce, gina raimondo. secretary raimondo.me back to the newshour, so good to you have. we listened carefully to what the president had to say today. people are saying it is a step in the right direction but he's also saying a lot depds on the private sector. how much difference is it going to make if you simply say the ports are going to be working 24/7. >> good evening, nice to be here. it will make a huge difference. what the president did today is significant in showing the leadership necessary to have the two of america's largest ports open 24/7. but he also convened that the white house, the private sector, like you sate, wal-mart, samsung, the importers and asking them to do their part. which is also commit to working weekends, commit to working evenings, commit to putting more people on staff so we can unload the cargo and make, you know, make space on the port. so this problem wasn't created overnight. it's not going to be fixed overnight. but this is a big step forward and i think we will start to see relief. >> i'm

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we had gina raimondo saying temporary. what is temporary? is this will be the problem until 2023? has been saying temporary for a year. caroline: that was what was interesting. episodic. jason was saying this has been going on for months -- 6 months. it is only now we are setting a light on it because we are worried about halloween candy. romaine: your 70 once days from crisp -- 71 days from christmas. you have people now who have started to go, let's start shopping for christmas. get what you want here. it brings out the issues, will we make longer-term changes? changes that will be lasting so this doesn't happen again? is this just the way it is? taylor: we heard if we stop cutting the fat off of everything and running at such big margins, this would not happen. caroline: it is sort of macro. taylor: that is a bigger conversation that will not be solved. caroline: we are going to try and solve it on thursday. taylor: i am so excited for your show next thursday and friday. it will be wonderful. caroline: we will miss you after monday. the cameras will be with you. this is bloombe

we talked with the secretary of commerce gina raimondo. crime and punishment.rt hears the boston marathon bomber case after an appeals court found errors in the original trial. critical shortage. covid-19 exacerbates an already serious lack of nurses in american hospitals especially in rural areas. >>>> before the pandemic, we were facing a nursing workforce shortage. the pandemic was l

" margaret brennan's guests include secretary of state, antony blinken; secretary of commerce, gina raimondokhanna if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your dvr so you can watch us later. that is tonight's edition of the "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in our nation's capital. we hope you have a happy and a safe halloween. we'll see you on monday. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> right now at 7:00 -- >> it's nice to be out again. >> beyond stoked. >> as massive crowds pack golden gate park right now for the return of outside lands , this warning from bay area health officials tonight. >> we probably can expect a winter surge again. >> the silver lining to that statement. we dig into the numbers tonight. >>> good news in the forecast, additional chances of much- needed rainfall next week. >>> hundreds of san francisco city workers could be off the job starting monday. the potential impact on your commute, and your safety. >>> if you thought the bay area real estate market was cooling off, think again. this h

you headed the comer secretary gina raimondo saying the u.s.ded to rally its allies to slow down china's rate of innovation. this feels like potentially a difficult situation for investors. >> that's right. it's difficult on both sides. the fact we are moving from a collaborative world to a competitive world between the u.s. and china, nor was it all collaborative before, but it is transitioning. economically and financially, who will win, that is a big question. i don't think it is clear. it is going to be competitive. fully, it won't come toward per se, but it is a competitive situation. that is part of the supply chain story. when china is struggling to meet production demand and they don't have the electricity, and met with at levels that they can't meet the production and their goals on climate, so now you have a constraint hitting the whole world. those risks flow back and forth between china and the u.s. it is not china that will suffer in terms of financial consequences from those challenges. david: that was graying jensen out of bridge

. >> commerce secretary gina raimondo's urging congress to fund the bipartisan measure to make more semiconductorsu.s. she says the most alarming statistic is the percentage of leading edge chips made in the usa. 0. bret. >> bret: big issue. rich edson, thank you. in case you missed the special last night on fox news, please join me on fox nation for this special documentary called "to rescue the republic: president grant and a nation in crisis." based on my book which comes out tomorrow. some of history's towering figures always seemed destined for greatness. ulysses s. grant was not one of them. >> no one, seeing him growing up, would've ever predicted he would've reached the height he would ultimately reach. his father was a tanner. his mother was a devout methodist who had much of the integrity and the modesty that characterized her son. >> bret: grants father swung an appointment for his son to the u.s. military academy. the spot had opened up when grant's ohio neighbor got kicked out. >> grant did in particular want go to west point but thought if father wants me to go, that's what i'm going

gina raimondo expects improvement by christmas. >> we are going to fix this, it will take a little time recent stighl taken by the biden administration to address the bottlenecks including the open -- opening the port of los angeles 24/7 but the problems could have far-reaching effects through next year. >> this could be something that will be well into next christmas. product like toys, shoes and cars are stranded on shipping containers, boats, trains and trucks and experts blame the gridlock on skyrocketing shipping costs and a shortage of service workers and truck drivers. this well of post-pandemic demand from consumers vastly outpaces supply. >> demand is fickle and can change on a dime. the supply change resources to support that demand take weeks or months to be able to align to support different kinds of demand. >> pete buttigieg says his department is working with state dmv's to speed up commercial driver's licenses for truckers but he acknowledges more needs to be done. >> we need to deal with the long-term issues that have made us vulnerable to these kinds of bottlenecks when

variant and a tight labor market joining us from the biden administration is the commerce secretary gina raimondosee you again. >> nice to be with you >> a lot of people looking at non-teacher education, as back to school was a big factor in this particular print. do you think maybe the number today understates the real level of non-farm growth >> so -- i do this on a monthly basis and always say the same thing. we can't over-index on any one month. recovery isn't a straight line we are recovering. we are seeing recovery there is still growth. you're going to see ups and downs month to month what i think is the delta variant is still making it a challenge. we still have to get people vaccinated i give a lot of credit to companies that are mandating vaccines you see, in those instances, like united airlines, they're looking for 2,000 flight attendants and have 20,000 applicants people want to work in places that are safe. my big takeaway is that we have to make the investment president biden wants to make in child care, in elder care. you want women to go back to work testify to be able to send th

commerce secretary gina raimondo warning the u.s.ent could invoke the reduction act to respond to the supply chain. steve morris, the economist and former economic advisor to trump and the fox news contributor and advisor to president obama. roberts, kick this off here, who's fault is it that we are having this chip shortage? according to the susquehanna financial group from the time of putting semiconductor order and taking deliveries commit takes about 21.7 weeks. that has massive implications for big-name companies to get those deliveries to consumers especially when the demand is so hard. >> but is no one's fault, we have had this since the pandemic began. we have this chip's issue. to be an issue for a while now and we have seen electronics and it's gotten worse because now for the most part the country is wide open again. and we have to to reopen again. people are spending more money and we are getting into the holiday season. the wages are going up and people are spending more. so the issue is to proliferate so more and more a