and to give credit where credit is due, the work of act the secretary of labor julie su. since assuming the top role at the labor department earlier this year, acting secretary su has played a critical role supporting workers and finding consensus to move our economy forward. in june, just months after taking over the department, she helped avoid a potentially disastrous strike at ports all along the west coast. had major portsdom a screeching halt, our country would have experienced massive supply chain disruptions costing our economy billions of dollars. such a shutdown would have been particularly chaotic for hawaii where the vast majority of our goods are shipped to the state. jean siroca, deshth of the port of los angeles, the busiest container port in the country, said, julie was, quote, a constant and reassuring voice of reason that helped keep both sides at the bargaining table and focussed on resolution. end quote. in october, act the secretary su helped settle a labor dispute between kaiser permanente and union employees which staged the largest health care strik

our acting labor secretary julie su.e a good weekend. >> i did not have diana ross on the bingo card. >> she has so many, and i have "stop in the name of love" and i could go on, but you don't want to hear me sing, really. >> and america's game is kicking off, and the army/navy game, and one of the most famous rivalries in all of sports is making new history this time. first time i connected with kim, she told me that her husband had passed. and that he took care of all of the internet connected devices in the home. i told her, “hey, we're here. i'm here to take care of you.” she started crying, and i said “hey, do you need a hug?” before i could get the word out she gave me a hug. kim does not know the impact that she's had on my life. connecting with kim... made me reconnect with my mom. i can't thank kim enough for that. it's very important to keep loved ones close. we know that creating memories with loved ones brings so much joy to your life. a family trip to the team usa training facility. that is amazing. the timi

there's the president of the united states and he is sitting with julie su who is the labor secretary, and this is the program that everybody has when they come into the cathedral church of st. peter and st. paul also known as the national cathedral. it is a tribute for this wonderful woman that so many important people have come to attend this service. >> certainly, all nine sitting justices are there, retired justice anthony kennedy is there, and we have seen dignitaries from all three branches and as i have said, i am sure that arizona is well represented. she would have made sure of that a long time ago as would her family, because, you know, as she said in your interview, wolf, that is where the home base is, and that is where her three sons were born, and one of whom we will hear from today, jay was born in 1962, but when we were talking about all that she did, her eldest son scott was born three days after she and john o'connor were sworn into the arizona bar. that is the way she operated. she would go from professional responsibility to giving birth. >> she worshipped at the n

in the 9:00 hour, our bloomberg economist and julie su will join jonathan ferro. i am excited for this one because this is important, it actually is, the five to 10 year inflation expectations ticked up with the highest levels going back a decade. do see that continue or come back down? the expectation of 3.2%, which went up even as gasoline prices went down. tom: how can we look out five to 10 years? who is making that guess? jonathan: you ask that question every month, tom. it's a beautiful thing. tom: i don't know what the value is. jonathan: a lot of weight on it and all of a sudden did not put a lot of weight on it. kind of turned its back on all of that. the chief economist at citi, good morning. before we get to the big outlook for 2024, let's talk about a: 30 this morning. >> the forecast for 180,000, this is not the seasonal extreme of the year. we are still in a seasonal upswing in hiring in the month but not as extreme as october. the big picture on this is this year employment gains, a little more than half of last year's gains. what is coming will be

and in fact has elevated many of california's officials, julie su acting secretary of labor held that position and vice president kamala harris and secretary becerra, secretary mayorkas. this is a matter of great national concern to look at the facts of what has happened in california. and what the governor of california tried to do was to present a complete alternative reality using false, misleading and delusional assertions about the true nature of life in california. i wanted to correct some of the misstatements that were made by gavin newsom in last night's debate. first there was a discussion of the california exodus. and the governor refused to acknowledge the fact that people are leaving our state in record numbers. he even asserted that more people are moving to california than to florida. here's the reality. between 2019 and 2022, 1 million left california while 730,000 people moved to florida. so many people have been leaving california that the state did run out of you-hauls and california has led the nation in u-haul departures. and what is notable about this, california

it they sued in july arguing the ban prevents or impedes faculty at state schools from doing tiktok related research. the judge ruled the ban was motivated by concerns about data privacy. back over to you. >> all right, julia, thanks so much. >>> coming up, weed and pregnancy what a new study reveals about the potential risks of using cannabis while pregnant. >>> plus, off the hook. why these giant goldfish are a why these giant goldfish are a growing problem for america's rsv is out there. for those 60 years and older protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. i chose arexvy. rsv? make it arexvy. i have active psoriatic arthritis. but with skyrizi to treat my skin and joints, i'm feeling this moment. along with clearer sk

hoy el flamante refuerzo coreano de los san francisco giants y un julie estuvo presente para traerle buena suerte a susdo más lo necesitaban, como por ejemplo 10 puntos en apenas un minuto 40. esto cuando la ventaja ya se estaba perdiendo. además, con la actuación de hoy, steph se convierte en el primer jugador en la historia en llegar a 3500 triples en su carrera y los warriors se llevaron la victoria 124 a 120. vamos a pasar entonces con sacramento kings porque hoy fue la noche legendaria de john murray, que anotó 47 puntos en su cuenta personal gracias a sus 12 triples. en este partido, mary impuso un nuevo récord para la nba, anotando 11 consecutivos, pero quedándose a solo 2 del récord de triples de un mismo partido que ostenta clay thompson. sabonis sumó su 7o doble doble de manera consecutiva y el 20o de la temporada. y aunque collin sexton sumó 28 puntos para mary, tomó el control en la segunda mitad, imponiendo un nuevo récord de la franquicia, anotando 26 puntos en el tercer 4o y dándole así la victoria sacramento 125 a 104 y los kings son por el momento el 5o sembrado del oeste. vamos a esta

and this year that will 2 more in july, members of the presidential god of new jazz president mohammed. but su, removed him from office the following month. the president of good boned ali baba was ousted by all means offices. that was the 9th coup in africa in 3 years. the others had been the news and this, the whole region. the consequences of the ministry take leave is have themselves fall beyond the boulders of those countries raising doubts about the resilience of democratic governments and regions. it's known suffered instability, the remedy, full effective democracy is more democracy, not less democracy through military goals. so my whole point of drawing to $24.00 is that advocates would be why so as we approach a governance issues and the ways we found to, to, to bring up are more effective to look at the government as than going through 100 matter of the gone the twos will condemned by the united nations, the african union, regional blog, echo us and the united states. as many wisdom power is a concern, they'll increase rushes influence on the continent, workers to the whitening grou

homelessness and the cost of living and palo alto city council member julie lythcott-haims also announcing her candidacy to fill su's seat. today, lythcott-haims is the first woman to jump in the district 16 congressional district race. the palo alto council member said she brings a unique perspective to that race. as a black and queer woman, lythcott-haims said affordable housing, youth mental health and reproductive health care rights are among her top priorities. san francisco police are looking this afternoon for the thieves who they say smashed a truck into a cvs store and stole an atm. >> sky fox flew over the scene this afternoon as crews were repairing the store's windows and front entrance. this is the cvs on 32nd avenue in the city's outer richmond neighborhood. those suspects drove the truck into the store around 245 this morning. police say they took the atm and then left in another vehicle. the store was closed today and no one was injured in that crash. a group of north bay kids and parents got together for the 14th annual operation dig deep with the salvation army . they raised nearly $90,000 and then

su's congressional seat. the congresswoman is retiring next year. two more democrats have entered this race. city council member julie hames is the first female candidate. tech entrepreneur peter dixon launched his campaign today they join supervisor the tech executive and assembly man evan low. former mayor has filed paperwork but has yet to officially join the race. >> california considering spending cuts for schools and community colleges to help balance the budget. the legislative analysts office says the state's deficit is up to $68 billion. in a report, the non-partisan group blames the shortfall on an economic downturn that hit state revenue. it's recommending the state use part of the $24 billion in reserves and reducing spending on schools to preserve the essential services. cuts could be part of next year's budget which the governor will release in january. >>> san francisco community groups hope holiday shoppers will support small businesses in the mission. today they launched an initiative called the holiday shopping campaign. the latino task force hope it will encourage people to buy from local vendors.

families affected by the so-called delors hill bomb incident are suing the san francisco police department. we have video of that event, july 8th that this happened. it's an unsanctioned annual event. skateboarders were taking over state city streets around the last part. police tried to break things up with the people. there began removing police barricades and vandalized immunity vehicles. i-80 young people for cited. but then those citations were thrown out in august. organizers claim attendees were falsely arrested and held for more than 7 hours. that lawsuit is going to be formally announced at 4 this afternoon. turning to developing world news. there are new details on a coalition to protect commercial ships in the red sea. several have come under attack the past month from a ram based rebels news nation's tom dempsey has the latest at this hour. things remain very dangerous for cargo ships traveling through the red sea. >> going to or from israel's they face ongoing threats of drone attacks from who the rebels in yemen with ties to iran. the united states, though, has now announced a special military coalition, a par

suing the city's police department. you're looking at the video. this was july 8th, the unsanctioned annual event has skateboard had skateboarders taking over steep city streets around dolores park. police tried to break it up, but those people attending again to remove police barricades and vandalized community vehicles. about 80 teenagers cited the misdemeanor citations were later thrown out. organizers say attendees were falsely arrested while being held for more than 7 hours. that lawsuit will be formally declared at dolores park coming up at 4 o'clock. one man is dead. another in the hospital after a shooting near great oaks park in san jose. police say they had responded to reports of gunshots around snow drive about 4 in the morning sunday. 2 men later showed up at a local hospital and they had been shot. police say one man died. the other was badly injured but did survive. all right. time to look at the forecast. you're looking live at coit tower and that gray gray sky a crime for meteorologist kyla grogan is here. i heard you saying get ready for gettin

july 2022 he stabbed a shoplifting suspect to death. he said it was self-defense after he was threatened and attacked to suing the city for damages and nowere is a push to toss the case. cb cotton is live in new york state with the very latest on this. cb, this case made a lot of headlines when it was happening. >> a deadbeat new york city lawyers now arguing its officers had every right to arrest exit bodega worker josÉ alba after fatally stabbed a customer. the city's lawyers trying to get his wrongful arrest lawsuit thrown out claiming video evidence and witness testimonies including from the victim's girlfriend supported arrest and the initial criminal charges against him. he filed a lawsuit this fall against manhattan d.a. alvin a bragg nypd detectives, resting officers and department of corrections officials and progressive policies here in new york city violated his evil rights when he was charged with second-degree murder and locked up back in july of last year. surveillance video of the ordeal it ignited public outrage after footage appeared to show alba was not the initial aggressor. investigators say the fight between him and

. >> trace: as the lawyer on the panel julie i want to go back to what you were talking about the lawsuit against berkeley it was some jewish groups suing berkeley for quoting unchecked spread of anti-semitism. what they're saying is thee students have to forget about their identity so they can blend in and not be harmed in any capacity, and some are saying you're asking people to literally ignore their identity so that they can be safe when the schools should be doing that. >> well, and what the complaint says is that there are apparently at least 23 student groups including law journals where, in order to join the journal or join the student group, you have to repute 88 scionism boycott the sanctions movement and take a course on palestinian 101 so the complaint alleges that because of that, they are intentionally excluding jewish students from participating in these groups. >> trace: yeah, kind of crazy. now to a now subject sonja, moms for liberty. so mom, we've had them on a burn of times here and the southern poverty law center says they're a hate group now because there has been some sexual controversy at the top of the ranks fro

july low on wall street. signs of a glut emerging including saudi arabia cutting crude prices to asia. -- asian customers. supec-plus cartel ticket prices higher by deeper cuts. now cutting prices to asian customers by $.50 a barrel. if you look at what the market is telling opec-plus, it is telling it we need to see some action, not just here about it. we are at a five-month low for nymex traded oil. we are at a five-month low for brent crude as well. they won't do that in the way they have been able to do that. the unprecedented supplies outside of opec-plus, namely the u.s., are really what is weighing on the market now. crude market exports are at a near record of 6 million barrels. they are both saying we are seeing these u.s. oil exports flood the market from europe to asia impacting price there and we are looking for confirmation in the u.s. on wednesday when the government comes out with its latest statistics. opec and allies have agreed to deepen cuts next year to balance the market but the supply is the key issue. there is not only a major bearish factor but there's also a technical gauge that many

a woman in san jose is now suing a thai restaurant in los gatos because she says she suffered internal burns from a spicy appetizer. she ate there. the woman says back in julydragon balls she ordered at coupe de thai restaurant be made less spicy. but she said they were made more spicy. according to the mercury news, in a recent court filing, the woman says a new employee who prepared the dish added even more peppers. now in a post on its facebook page, the restaurant says despite the circumstances, we're working hard to make high quality thai cuisine that is spicy but not too spicy. >> a store owner in union city wants to help fellow small business owners who have been hit by thieves. the owner of soul scrubs started a fundraiser to help his business recover after several break ins over the past few months, he posted a message on his gofundme page expressing frustration over the constant robberies and the lack of protection from law enforcement. well there were some heated exchanges between the four candidates taking part in the republican presidential debate last night and many of the attacks were aimed at nikki haley, who's been rising in the polls. >> t

suing the city. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm julie julie haener, our crime reporter, henry lee live now at the san leandro police department with an exclusive report. henry yeah, mike and julie, he was wearing a costume and walking around in the middle of the night in citizens called police. >> when san leandro police officers arrived, he ran and was forcefully arrested. now, his attorney say some of the video taser and use of force evidence is now gone. lined up, putting up, putting up man, look, look. >> what's up? get on your stomach. >> body camera. video shows several shiflett being detained by san leandro police in 2019 after he was tased and hit with a baton. shiflett suffered brain bleeds and a shoulder injury. 11 years earlier, shiflett suffered a traumatic brain injury after being robbed at gunpoint, leaving him with a scar and a cognitive disability. after his arrest, he repeatedly told officers about his preexisting condition. oh, man, your arm out , bud. >> oh, again. oh i'm trying to. >> man, i'm disabled. >> i can't mov