good morning. caller: good morning.you know what one of the biggest carbon -- in the world? host: go ahead. caller: do you know what one of the biggest carbon footprint producers in the world is? host: go ahead. caller: ban exam. -- ban them. tires on vehicles. they produce the biggest carbon footprint. host: was go to terry, calling from love park, illinois on the independent line. caller: i don't think we have a major crisis. until we get china on board, i was there in 1988 and i had buildings next door to me on the 22nd floor of my hotel disappearing because of the smog. and if we don't get china on board, there's nothing we can do about it. host: if china does not come aboard, do you think other countries should just do what? not anything, or should they move on their own? caller: no. the smog. host: how do you get china on board? and what if china says we are not coming on board? caller: well, i don't know. maybe put more tariffs on them. i don't know. but we have to get them on board. they pollute everywhere. that

good morning. caller: good morning, good morning, everybody. would like to see the $3.5 trillion go through because i would like to see progress and success from the democrats. when obama was president the first two years they had the majority congress senate and presidency and he could have done anything but he didn't. now biden is trying to help the little guy and we are suffering. i cannot believe all the people, republicans, democrats, independents would love this program. it has education for the young children and that is when they are developing their brains, language. 2 years of college for free, it is so expensive. the poor people cannot afford college education and college opens your mind and let you realize what is going on in the world. for the elderly, we are in our -- boomers are retiring and we cannot afford dental, we cannot afford if we get sick to have in care for your house. it is totally out of your budget. but i would like to see cuba open up and i will biden would open the doors for the cubans. host: lynn calling from park

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good the see you. >> good to see you, neil. that's a good yet.rything we've seen is disappointing, including today's cpi report where there really concern. neil: where the trend has been as the uptick in crisis continues. >> yeah. 5.4% the last 12 months is not good. now, the consumer, personal consumer deflater which is a broader measure the fed uses, it's running a a point lore. but still, the trends are are not good. and i was thinking how to make this as easy as possible to think about it. there's two sides to. one is what i call pandemic inflation, and those are the supply shortages. essentially, supply shortages, people slow to come back to work, those kinds of things. and that's not a policy issue, it's just you have a once in a 100-year event, and you turn the spigot off, and then you turn the spigot back on, it's a hard thing to do, very hard thing to do. and one good thing, i'm not a big fan of joe biden, but his conference today with fedex and walmart and jimmy hoffa and the teamsters is a very good thing, because the supply shortages,

good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning.been scrambling to find a way to pay for this nearly $2 trillion economic package and this morning, they say they will tax the rich to cover it, proposing a new billionaire's tax that would target some of the nation's wealthiest americans. we're talking about elon musk, jeff bezos and mark zuckerberg who pay little in income tax. here's how it world work. americans with more than $1 billion in assets or more than $100 million in income over three consecutive years will face a new tax. this would apply to increased value on their assets. so if a billionaire's investment in a stock doubled to $2 million, they would be taxed on that $1 million gain even if they never cashed out on earnings. all experts suggest this would apply to 700 of the wealthiest people in the u.s. another proposal would set a 15% minimum tax rate on companies such as amazon that earned more than 1 billion in profit. that's been endorsed by one key moderate hold-out, senator kyrsten sinema. none of this comes without

good morning. caller: good morning. i have quite a number i think of reasons why the job rating is down. part of it i that people have been home and stayed home and do not want to take the free money coming in and stay at home since everything since the pipeline was closed, gasoline has risen, it is going crazy that it is actually not worth working at some places. plus, all of the mandates for teachers, nurses, everything to do with that has to do with people wanting to go back to work. so i really believe it has been -- it is just a disaster on the democrat part and i like some of the democrats that actually stood up for what they believe. host: pam on the pandemic's impact on jobs in this country, since fairly early on in the pandemic, the bureau of labor statistics has been adding supplemental questions to its monthly jobs question, the polls they used to come up with these reports each month. here's what they write about, those supplemental questions, additional questions for september. in september, 13.2 percent of

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good morning. caller: good morning.hink the top issues that should be covered are immigration and energy. i think those two should be addressed and in terms of other callers i agree with what they said. there is so much about the biden family people need to know about. we know it is out there but it is not being covered. thank you. host: cnn.com has a story this morning about the supply chain problems going on in the united states, especially as the united states heads to the holiday season. here is what cnn has to say. computer chip shortages, epic port congestion, and a serious lack of truck drivers, the world's delicate supply chains are under extreme stress. the supply chain nightmares jacking up prices for consumers and slowing the global economic recovery. unfortunately, moody's analytics warned supply chain just ructions will get worse -- warren -- warn supply chain just ructions will get worse before they get better. -- disruptions will get worse before they get better. the imf downgraded the 2021 u.s. growth fo

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good morning. >>> good morning, amanda.e more than ten minutes. you have push and pull action with the bears and bulls, some tug of war. stocks started higher and now dow is under modest pressure. so it could go either way. in the tech sector, nasdaq is down 18. big tech is neck with a slew of report cards this week. alphabet, amazon, apple, and facebook will deliver earnings. it really looks like the market reaction is waiting for big tech to release their earnings. >> diane king hall of cbs money watch.com. thanks. >>> i am anne makovec. we got some big news for tesla. hertz car rental placed an order for 100,000 tesla vehicles, part of a push to electrifying its fleet. this news is coming from bloomberg this morning. this is the single largest purchase ever for electric vehicles and represents about $4.2 billion revenue for tesla. hertz in the meantime is four months out of bankruptcy but tesla's stocks rising on the news this morning. >> thank you. >>> in a matter of days 28 million children in u.s. may be eligible for

. >>> good afternoon, everyone. i know that you are hearing a lot about something calledea supply chains and how hard it is to get a range of things from a coaster to sneakers to bicycles to bedroom furniture. and that's why back in february, i assigned a piece of legislation and executive order on supply chains and how we had to move on it and with the holidays coming up, you might be wondering if the gifts you plan toyo buy will arrive on time. let me explain supply chains essentially mean how we make things and how the material and parts get delivered to the factory to manufacture things and manufacture them here and how we move things. how he finished product moves from a a store to your home and how today we have an important announcement that will get things you by to the shelves faster. i'm joined by the port of los angeles and long beach and mario cardona. i apologize. and the president of the sure union atoms. los angeles and long beach are home to two of the largest ports of america and together these are

good morning. >> reporter: good morning. mr.st admitted on tuesday. details of his condition have not been released, but a source tells nbc news his original diagnosis was a urinary infection that morphed into something broader. in a joint statement, his doctors expressing optimism writing in part, after two days of treatment, his white blood cell count is trending down and he is responding to antibiotics well. we hope to have him home soon. the 75-year-old who has a history of heart disease has had two major heart operations in the past and in 2010, he received two stent easy in a blocked coronary artery before overhauling his lifestyle. the good news after he was admitted to the hospital on tuesday and spends time in the icu, doctors say the former president clinton should soon go home. savannah. >> miguel, thank you. >>> now to a stand up that could have thousands of chicago police officers walking off the job tonight. the officers, along with other public workers, must declare their covid vaccination status by midnight. mega

i feel confident that there will be good provision of goods for everybody and we are working our wayo remove blockages where we can. boiling point. two more suppliers go bust as the uk's energy crisis deepens. plus, the $9 trillion cost of vaccine inequality. europe under pressure to suspend patents so poor countries can make their own jabs. hello there. we start with those global supply chain problems, because one of the uk's biggest toy retailers is warning that delays at uk ports will result in shortages this christmas. with thousands of containers stuck at ports — and a serious shortage of hgv lorry drivers — there's widespread concern in the business community about the availability of goods. our transport correspondent caroline davies reports from felixstowe. coming in but going out too slowly. felixstowe is the busiest container port in the uk, bringing in goods from around the world. but for months, the situation at ports here and internationally has been getting worse as demand for goods grows after the pandemic. the situation is caused by a messy mix of global problems, inc

good afternoon everyone. i know you are hearing a lot about something called supply chain and how hard it is to get a range of things from a toaster comment to sneakers, to bicycles, bedroom furniture. and that is why back in february, i signed a piece of legislation, an executive order on supply chain and we had to move on it. with the holidays coming up you're wondering if the gifts you plan to buy will arrive on time. we'll let me explain. supply chain essentially means how we make things and how materials impart get delivered to a factory so we can manufacture things. and manufacture them here. how we move things. how a finished product moves from factory, to store, to your home. and today we have an important announcement that will get things you buy it to you come to the shelves faster. i am joined by the executive director of the ports of los angeles and long beach. >> i apologize. and the president of international sherman's union willie adams. los angeles and long beach are home to two of the largest

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good morning. caller: good morning. think the top issues that should be covered are immigration and energy. i think those two should be addressed and in terms of other callers i agree with what they said. there is so much about the biden family people need to know about. we know it is out there but it is not being covered. thank you. host: cnn.com has a story this morning about the supply chain problems going on in the united states, especially as the united states heads to the holiday season. here is what cnn has to say. computer chip shortages, epic port congestion, and a serious lack of truck drivers, the world's delicate supply chains are under extreme stress. the supply chain nightmares jacking up prices for consumers and slowing the global economic recovery. unfortunately, moody's analytics warned supply chain just ructions will get worse -- warren -- warn supply chain just ructions will get worse before they get better. -- disruptions will get worse before they get better. the imf downgraded the 2021 u.s. growth

good morning and good to be with you.t: by my count the ninth bookings "the centrist solution, how we made government work and can make it work again." why did you write the book and why now? guest: oh, thanks for asking me and thanks for having me on. so this is a book i've been thinking about writing for a long time and it's a strange thing to say but the pandemic and the fact i was home and working from home not to spend any time on the road gave me time to write the book. somethina little bit, which is to talk about the way in which -- the things that i feel best about that i did in my 24 years in the u.s. senate all -- as i described in the book, a wide range of policy areas, environmental protection, budget balance, national security, human rights. we got some good things done only because people of goodwill on both parties came to the center, and i make a point in this book which is that being a centrist is not the same thing as being a moderate. centrists can be liberal democrats, conservative republicans. the mai

good morning. a beautiful autumnal picture for us. good morning-— good morning. good morning. is _ good morning. good morning. the weather this week is really - weather this week is really topsy—turvy. the first half of the week is going to be unseasonably mild. temperatures for some could get up to 21 degrees. by the end of the week it is going to be much colder. it will drop to about 10 degrees with the wind chill. gales across the far north and heavy rain at times. we have got some fog this morning across parts of southern england into the south—west. parts of northern england and eastern scotland. we have also got a weather front moving from the west towards the east, bringing some rain. not getting into the far south—east onto later in the day. pushing towards the northern isles, where we are looking at gusty winds, a0 to a5 mph. for most it will be a cloudy day. after a bright start in the south—east, the rain comes in. they will be drizzly bits and pieces around the coast. temperatures ranging from ten in lerwick to 16 in glasgow, 18 as we push down towards london. thro

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good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, robin.ere say that this explosion was so violent they thought that there was an earthquake. that plane came crashing down into the u.p.s. truck behind me, then skidded across this street and into that home. you're about to see the heroic effort that residents in this neighborhood made to pull the homeowners out that have home while it was burning and while this entire block was on fire. >> hey, it looks like you're descending. i need to make sure you are climbing. >> reporter: air traffic control recordings capturing the final moments of the twin engine plane that crashed into a populated neighborhood. >> low altitude alert. climb immediately. climb the airplane. maintain 5,000. expedite climb. climb the airplane, please. >> is anybody in the house? >> reporter: as the fireball shoots into the sky watch as those nearby race to save the residents who live in this rn smoke, the neighbors first pull a woman out of the side window then surrounded by explosions -- >> it's jet fuel in there. >> re

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good morning. it's wednesday, october 27th. > >>> we will start with a check of weather and traffic. good morning to you guys. >> good morning. >> are you ready for a beautiful day? >> i think we all need it. >> we do. we do. we will get it as we head through the day. we will have sun and temperatures back to where we should be for this time of year. looking at temperatures near normal for this time. looking at 67 in san francisco, 69 oakland. 72 san jose and 73 for concord. as we head through the day, check it out. we are looking at clearing in the afternoon. catching that sunshine as we go through the day today. high pressure builds in for us and that means sunnier, dryer, warmer weather ahead. that will continue into tomorrow as well. we will talk about the next weather system. when we could see a few showers. details in just a few minutes. let's check in with gianna. >>> good morning. we are off to a gray start on this wednesday morning. if you are out early and hitting the roadways check this

peter, good morning. >> good morning to you. president biden this morning spending nearly an hour and a half privately with pope pran ses. they discussed climate change, covid-19 and human rights. it's been almost 60 years since john f. kennedy was here. the president giving him a ceremonial coin. the pope gave pim volumes of papal documents and a signed message for peace. the president for this day putting on hold the lingering hesitation among some democrats about voting on his agenda at home. >> president biden wrap up a meeting with pope francis. >> thank you. >> the president appearing emotional presenting the pope with a commander counsel in memory of his son beau. >> i know my son would want me to give this to you. >> they clasped hands as commended the pope for his courage. >> you are the most significant warrior for peace i've ever met. >> after that personal visit, the president now turning to meetings with other world leaders without the political victory he has been hoping for. while president biden was in if flight,

good morning. guest: good morning. good to be with you.ost: scott, where are we on this bill right now? all the lawmakers went home. what is going on with the bill right now? guest: we are not that far off where we were last week and even earlier this week. not that much has changed. the dynamics are still the same. progressives are insisting on a deal on the bigger reconciliation package, $3.5 trillion of social spending package and climate package. the moderates are still demanding a vote asap on the senate passed infrastructure bill. there was one development we did hear from the president. he had never really laid out directly to lawmakers in the past where he stood on this. yesterday in that room with house democrats, he told them directly that these two bills, these two key pieces of his economic agenda must move in tandem together. one will not go before the other. infrastructure will not go before the reconciliation package. he laid it out very clearly. there were grounds in the room and sighs from moderates when he uttered those w

good morning. it is friday october 15. i am len kiese. >> i am amanda starrantino. before we get into that heart breaking loss let's get on check on our weather and traffic. mary and gianna are joining us. oh that heart break. it hurts. >> oh i feel it. >> it was fun, we are proud of our giants, we love you. >> you did your thing. >>> it's going to be a beautiful day across the bay area with warmer temperatures, above average for this time of year. a live look with our sales force tower camera, 40s and 50s as we start our day. through the afternoon, we are looking at the highs in the mid 70s around the bay, 75 in san francisco, 77 oakland, 82 san jose, 84 antioch, 83 for santa rosa. we will see temperatures with sunshine above average for your saturday and changes as we look to sunday. tracking a cold ont thatcoa few futurecast coming up. let's check in with gianna. >>> it's still safe to say it is friday light. you are good to go for the most part. i checked with chp and there are no major acciden

it is called good writer's disease. if a good writer finds a felicitous phrase, he will not give it up. it's like a good comedian, you can't give up that joke. he is a very good writer, he has a full citizen phrase and we all know that and we don't take it personally. david: do you have a lot of unanimous decisions? do you have a lot of 5-4 decisions, they get the attention but is that where the court has the arguments? stephen: not necessarily. what you read about are the ones the press thinks the public will be interested in. which usually has a political or social content. they will say that is the most important. i don't know. one of the most important decisions i wrote this past year was called google versus oracle. it took a year for me to write that. it was about copyright and something called the interface programs. i was told that was very important. for me it was like learning latvian. but i'm not saying all -- i see what they're saying and it's true that a lot of exciting cases are more close. david: let's su

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okay, good. even written a missoni cookbook. >> his mother angela now runs the company, and she's just come over from the nearby factory to join us in the kitchen. >> hello. >> ciao. >> mom, angela. >> we will leave her now because she's the master. >> she'll kick you out anyway. >> yeah, yeah. >> this was my job when i was a kid. my mother would give me the mushrooms and i would have to brush them off. not ones we found, ones we bought, but that was my job. yeah. what are you making? >> polenta. and what we do, and this is the recipe of the house, i don't know where it comes from, we put in the water a piece of garlic. it will leave the flavor. >> yeah, yeah, that's nice, yeah. but you know a lot about the food of lombardy, this area. >> polenta in the ancient times, it was like the bread. you eat it warm with meat if you're lucky, or you would have eaten it with cheese, or you would eat it just with butter. or my favorite dish as a child was polenta e latte, warm polenta and cold milk. >> you k

kathy, good morning. >> reporter: kristen, good morning to you. if you got the j&j vaccine the first time around, it won't be much longer before you can roll up the sleeve for the booster shots. but in the meantime, some showdowns. >> this morning, those who received the johnson & johnson vaccine are a step closer to extra protection after a vote from the fda advisory panel. recommending boosters at least two months after the initial j&j jab. >> with our shot people benefit from a booster not because of any waning but because there is head room to further protection. >> this comes a day after the same committee endorsed a half dose moderna booster for those 65 and up, adults with underlying health condition and people at high risk of exposure due to their job. while we await a final ruling on both boosters set to happen in days. chicago is caught in a vaccine mandate standoff. city employees had until friday to declare their vaccination status. those who didn't comply will be on unpaid leave. chicago's police union pushing back, warning half of th

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good morning. >>> good morning. happy thursday to you. of course we are cheering on our giants, super excited about game five today. a live look with our sales force tower camera as we look to oracle park. we are looking at clear skies. we will see plenty sunshine as we head through the day, great weather for the big game later on today. check out our temperatures because we are looking at 40s and 50s as we start. it's a chilly start. 52 oakland. livermore you are coming in at 47 and we are looking at 52 in san francisco right now, 50 in san jose, 43 in santa rosa. we are looking at the sunshine for today, offshore winds develop for us as we look to especially the north bay mountains, east bay hills and for solano county and sacramento valley under red flag warnings. i will show you this in a moment. that's today. as we look to the weekend we will warm things up friday and saturday. saturday is the warmest day out of our extended forecast. red flag warning for the areas in red, solano as well as the sacramento valley. that's because of th

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good morning. >>> good morning. this week investors will be waiting for monthly jobs report due from labor department friday. economists are predicting economy grew by 475,000 jobs in september. that will be a big jump from the 235,000 added in august. >>> landmark trial set to begin today over whether pharmacies played a role in the nation's opioid crisis. federal case in cleveland will determine whether chains like cvs, walgreens wal-mart are liability for costs linked to the crisis. the company says pharmacists merely filled prescriptions. >>> the government says average recipient will receive increase of 27%. it is the largest increase in the history of the program. the boost kicked in technically friday but timing will depend on the state's payment schedule. >> would you rather have a calm life or an exciting one? i hear people around the world are sounding off on this one. >> taking it slow is the way to go. according to a recent poll 72% of adults across the world say a fast paced lifestyle has lost its luste

good morning, whit. >> reporter: michael, good morning. now getting some more clarity on how soon those shots could be available for kids ages 5 to 11 years old. the time line moving up by at least a day earlier than we expected. the fda still needs to authorize the pfizer vaccine which could come any time this week. we now know a cdc advisory panel will meet next tuesday and will vote that same day on whether to recommend the vaccine for that younger age group. then the cdc director will make the final decision which is likely to come very quickly and we could see the first shots for younger children going into arms as soon as next wednesday. now, the doses will be one-third of the amount given to adults and will come in special pediatric vials with smaller needles and orange caps. once it is authorized more than 15 million will be shipped around the country including 5 million to pharmacies and 10 million to places like hospitals, community centers and pediatricians' offices. so they will be ready to go but, again, those shots can't be a

they're good idea batted equipment. >> i think they are good idea.ou have got a virus which nature has designed to kill us. if you have a vaccine designed to cure us. i admit to being a little on emotional about this. but logically it makes no sense to get vaccinated. get vaccinated for a lot of other things. it is our road back to normality. i am personally in favor of mandates. >> on the market everything i look at is pretty expensive as her place to go look and find it more price customer. >> there are things expensive at the end of october we had all-time highs in one of the major indices. but within the market there's a lot of dispersion a lot of things are expensive but a lot of things relatively cheap. i think valued stocks within the united states a pretty good. frankly also a lot of international stocks. places like europe, japan, are not as expensive. we are seeing those economies and bounce back also. they also pay a very good dividend. dividend outside denies it or twice what they are the u.s. think international stocks and value stocks i

good morning you. good morning. or you know what? i want to say good morning, but i know it's not the best morning for a lot of you out there. >> that stuck in all of this like here in oakland. we've got a traffic collision, 8.80, southbound south of 7th street there. another traffic hazard, southbound north 98 avenue. another hazard. >> popping up along 5.80. so things are pretty slow in the east bay. i wanna creek 6.80, northbound south of ignacio valley road. you've got another accident there. so we are seeing delays as you're traveling along 6.80 down in hayward to 38 northbound north of east 14th street. look at that. you've got another accident. so we've been seen accidents all over the place, not just accidents but also really flooding 1, 1, northbound at elected right here in quarter. madeira, we've been seeing a lot of water along there as you're traveling into the city this morning. a little under 22 minutes. for your drive time from the east bay. it may get to that free must the exit of society has some before i went on a

zohreen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, gio. vaccine mandates could have big implications. we're talking about california and schools, and over in connecticut, their governor is preparing for major state employee shortages, even calling in the national guard. this morning, the nation face to face with more vaccine mandate deadlines. in connecticut, the governor putting the national guard on standby to help fill potential ca that deli looms. state employees have until omorrotohow proof of weekly testing. those who don't comply will be placed on unpaid leave. >> we feel that's extremely fair, and it's much fairer than what is going on in other states and other counties across the country. >> reporter: in new york city, unvaccinated school employees had until friday at 5:00 p.m. to get their first shot. staff members who didn't get the vaccine before the deadline will not be returning to school monday morning. asia levystone fired from her teaching job in the bron. >> i believe that if there is risk, there must be choice. it's very

good morning. tell us about this announcement from joe manchin, it was not a complete surprise to some. >> senator schumer knew about this and written about this. month. guest: there was some reporting that he was privately floating a .5 trillion dollar topline spending for the reconciliation bill. it was a number that he would not confirm in public. it is something that his colleagues did not have any concrete idea of when they voted on the resolution in early august. he said he would not support the full number. his colleagues never had an idea where he was with the exception of chuck schumer. the big bombshell yesterday was the number is a memorandum between mansion and schumer. he laid out his demands. the one that caught everyone's eye is he's not going over $1.5 trillion. he made some other bold demands as well. he demanded that none of the funding in the build back better infrastructure spent until everything that was passed in the american rescue plan was already spent. he's not going to al