lauren goode is senior writer at wired. lauren, you host the get wired podcast.sort of thing does that cover? the get wired podcast, we highlight some of wired's most impactful stories and we kind of explore the intersection of technology and humanity. that's the best way i would describe it. well, we'll hear a bit more from you and nicola slightly later on in the show. also with us today is madhumita murgia, european tech correspondent at the financial times. but i guess, madu, you have been spending a lot of your time following silicon valley at the moment. yes, that's right. we've been part of quite a big project looking - at several hundred documents i that were leaked from facebook, and so we've kind of, l it's been a team effort. we've all been looking - at them and analysing them together as a group. and last but definitely not least is emily birnbaum, tech lobbying reporter at politico. so, emily, let's start with you because as madu just said, facebook has been doing a lot of lobbying and pr this past week. we've heard whistle—blower former facebook empl

lauren: good to see you, neil, thank you very much i'm lauren simonetti in for charles payne today. this is "making money." stocks trying to bounce back from the hot inflation-induced selloff. the dow struggling but the s&p and nasdaq are higher. is this relief only temporary? we ask that question to our market watchers. plus main street knows inflation is alive and well. even president biden seems shocked by the high price of gas and even a loaf of bread, but that is not stopping the mainstream media from trying to provide him cover. examples of their tone deaf blame game in just a bit. as we honor our heroes, we hear from one veteran the food truck service is serving up meals and military bases, and helping homeless veterans get back on their feet. that and much more right here on "making money ♪. lauren: the s&p 500 and nasdaq are shaking off two days of losses. inflation is at a 31-year high. we ask the is rebound for the broader market just a blip? we bring in strategic wealth partners shana sissell and david nicholas to discuss. good to see you guys. shana -- do you think we c

host: our next caller is lauren. good morning. caller: good morning.eople can go back to do other things instead of being tied to the stupid gadgets. host: what you think? guest: i think it's interesting. i hear that argument a lot. what becomes fascinating we talk about the role of the internet and social media. i think we are not to be able to get rid of social media and the people they use. the question is how do we use it better. how are we more effective at utilizing these technologies in these efforts. we see some successes and look at things like connie academy. -- at things like kahn academy. we can also look at how woefully unprepared our schools were to use technology in the classrooms. to go look at some charter schools. they are our children were not using laptops, they are not using ipads or tablets, everything they are teaching is on cell phones because it's one piece of technology that every middle school are in high school or is going to have. i think that becomes the question that we need to be asking. college professors on our campus

probably more traditional nice big bunch of flowers or not though was the now outgoing chance. lauren, good michael did was see flowers at the latest session from the whole cabinet of the government, looking very happy that in that photo was saying in germany the countries euthanasia association as rule those who are fully job the gate code with will be able to go through with an assisted suicide. so part of measures designed to stop roughly rising infections in the country can read more on that and many other stories. fighting over to a website, policy dot com whistle blowing, psychiatrist has slammed a slate run children's gender service in the u. k for encouraging young this in transition if they don't fit in traditional gender stereotypes. the recruitment of staff with very low levels of clinical knowledge and skill, many of those staff had had little, oh no previous exposure to complex u. s. disorders in childhood. many young people who are unwilling or unable to conform to gender stereotypes. for example, go wishing to be more masculine. are nat mis understood as being transgender? he

lauren? >> good to see you.unts on fewer items because of supply chain issues from the factory shut downs to the port backups. this cyber monday, expect to ring up sales of $11.3 billion. that compared to 10.8 billion last year. black friday just passed. that was a disappointment. brought in 8.9 billion online, slightly less than 22. charles, the first time ever that sales declined on a major shopping day. people just couldn't find what they were looking for. according to adobe analytics, out of stock messages surged 124% from last year. that's why shoppers started early and more likely to shop in person. there's hope that things are getting better. walmart's ceo just said that he has seen a 26% increase in containers going through u.s. ports in just the past four weeks. in southern california, doug mcmiddle len says container movement has surged there at the airport, tsa officers screened 2.5 million people years a new pandemic high. it's a sign that perhaps despite the international restrictions, omicron won't

chief religion correspondent ora brings the story tonight, good evening, lauren. >> good evening, shannonis applied but a spiritual issue of a culture that is in deep need of healing. in brooklyn, a large crucifix is roman catholic church and lay in the dirt and a suspect captured a week later but they struggle to understand why he lingers. >> i thought the wife in the scripture father, forgive them they know not what they do. the parish was deeply hurt. it was really an offense to the church. an offense to the catholic faith. no matter how sick this person might be, it really was offensive. >> since may 2020, the united states catholic bishops have tracked 111 incidents of vandalism against catholic churches and 29 states. and the number continues to rise. incidents include an arson fire that heavily damaged 250-year-old church in california. and also statues beheaded, limbs cut, and graffiti. >> and we are trying to get a handle on it and achieve a better understanding of what is going on so that we might be able to achieve some sort of feeling here. >> the fbi stats show there are actu

lauren: good morning i am lauren simonetti and for stuart varney today. said the current covid vaccine are unlikely to be as effective of the omicron variant. take a look at the nasdaq it just turn positive it is up 11 points. let's take a look at big tech moving on the nasdaq. your green arrows for google parent company alphabet as well as amazon trading at 3575. we are seeing a flight to safety and the ten year treasury yield down 6.4 basis points at 1.43%. as stocks get better and the nasdaq turn positive we saw treasuries get a little bit. this morning getting the latest readout consumer confidence. jackie deangelis good morning. >> 109.5 this is not a very encouraging number because estimates were up to 111. last month 113.8 to give you context. i'm not surprised because consumers right now are edgy. they go out they can't find what they need. i think everybody is in a holding pattern of not knowing what's going to happen. and uncertainty is hanging on the marketplace then you have the biden of modest ration policies and more people digest them and t

lauren, good to see you this afternoon. thank you for joining us on this. what more can you tell us about the president's remarks and how this bill is going to help cities dealing with a crumbling infrastructure? >> reporter: yeah, this bill is the biggest investment in infrastructure that we have seen in decades, if not half a century, and it's going to do a lot to help cities. there's a lot packed in here. just to name a few, it's going to help with highway systems, roads, bridges, ports. it gives cities some flexibility to use the money how they wish so some parts of the country can choose to invest in things like high-speed rail systems. other parts of the country can choose to invest in that bridge project in your community that has led to two-hour traffic delays every single rush hour so there will be flexibility in how states with choose to use this. the president just a few hours ago at the white house before he left washington to come here where i am, he gave a speech on the bill and he spoke a little bit about -- to what was in it. take a listen t

good. chase. make more of what's yours. laurenderal appeals court judges blocking president bidens vaccine mandate on private businesses. indiana attorney general joins us now. good to see you. could you explain the grave and statutory constitutional issues of this mandate, what does that mean to the everyday american? >> it means that congress when they enacted osha simply meant for the agency to make sure employees were safe in the workplace and joe biden and his far left administrators are taking the mandate and saying we want to make sure everyone's health is safe wherever they are at church or home, anything goes way beyond what congress intended osha to do. that's a basis of our lawsuit both in private businesses and public business public entities all across the country. lauren: who wins? >> we will fight until we win no stone unturned. if you zoom out when we get through this, we have to commit at the country as voters as taxpayers to only send people to congress were going to take back their lawmaking authority. were in t

lauren: very good question. down 3.6% on uber for that can't believe that's the reason. anyway, vaccine makers, what do we got on them, it's all up today. lauren: in a big way moderna is up about 5% so regulators expanded eligibility for booster shots to all fully vaccinated adults. more than 35 million americans have already received the boost er. stuart: it's a big extra market isn't it? lauren: it's an extra market and at this rate we're getting a booster every six months forever stuart: don't like the sound of that thank you very much lauren. china's hypersonic missile much more advanced than we originally thought. pentagon experts say it defies the constraints of physics. we've got a report on that. house democrats cheer after passing the spending bill, but their celebrations may be premature if the democrats can't get senator joe manchin on board got that one. democrats want to ramp up irs enforcement to fund their massive spending bill. critics say nearly half of their audits will hit families earning les

s murder rate hitting 16-year high, lauren simonetti with tall of that. good morning, lauren.d morning, maria, democrat-run city recorded 199th homicide this week. thirteenth% higher last year. dc mayor saying the city has, quote, violent interrupter initiatives in place is increasing police presence. rapper travis scott hit with 750 million-dollar lawsuit by victims of the astroworld festival. 150 signing on including the family of one of the people killed in the chaos. scott and event organizers that they were neglect and failed to properly plan the concert, security or safety measures. elon musk sells tesla for the seventh day putting him at the halfway point in his promise to sell 10% of his stake in the ev maker and in the 10 dyes, since the twitter poll about selling stock, musk has sold $8.8 billion worth. all this as he says tesla will generate hundreds of billions of dollars in taxes for the government considering employee income tax, product sales taxes, property taxes and, of course, taxing profits. the response as democratic lawmakers continue to call for higher ta

lauren, good morning to you. >> morning. know if he's going to sell any more this. >> i'd make the argument, yes. why? he's cash poor. the $300 billion man is cash poor? yeah. he doesn't take a salary. he's paid in stocks and options, and he often sells shares of tesla to fund spacex, right? so this share sale that happened monday, tuesday and yesterday was the first one in five years, and it was valued at nearly $5 billion. now, yes, part of it was the related to the twitter poll. but he already had a plan in place to sell some shares when options expired. either way, this confirms him as a tesla seller and anticipates that more share sales could happen. it could weigh on tesla's near-term stock price. that's not happening today, it's up 3% in the remarket ask, yes, he owns 17% of the company. that's, what, worth $180 billion. [laughter] stuart: i lost track of the numbers, but they are huge, and that's a fact. good stuff, lauren, thank you. bring in shah gilani. are you -- elon's selling, are you buying tesla stock? >> i m

lauren: good to see you, neil, thank you very much i'm lauren simonetti in for charles payne today.elief only temporary? we ask that question to our market watchers. plus main street knows inflation is alive and well. even president biden seems shocked by the high price of gas and even a loaf of bread, but that is not stopping the mainstream media from trying to provide him cover. examples of their tone

of course taking a closer look for us, lauren green. >> good evening, kevin.k of food is much more keenly felt, but the pandemic has created an economic chain reaction bringing even more hardship. here in new york hundreds of people have received their thanksgiving day supply last year the food bank for turkey for $12 each and this year nearly 20. the food banks across the country struggling to provide meals and supplies to ever-growing number of people who are feeling the economic pinch. supply chain disruptions commit transportation shortages, lower inventories at manufacturers, labor shortages have resulted in increased cost, decreased stock and delayed charitable organizations. the increase in food prices is a real challenge for meeting the needs of people struggling to put food on the table across the country. our food banks are seeing crysis two to three times what they were just nine months ago. >> according to feeding america there was 44% increase to meals and people in 2020 and 58% increase in the amount of supply food banks had to purchase. when ban

lauren. >> reporter: good morning, carley, todd. president biden has been briefed on the ongoing investigation. the white house putting out this statement last night. quote, the white house is closely monitoring the situation in waukesha and our hearts go out to everyone who has been impacted by this terrible incident. the white house official went on to say they have reached out to offer support and assistance as needed. the fbi he reacting, quote, the fbi milwaukee field office is aware of the reporting of the incident in walk haw. the he local and -- waukesha. the local and state authorities are leading the response. and they have say they have every confidence that those responsible will be brought to justice. police are considering the scene fluid. they have one person of interest in custody and no word on a motive yet. that could determine how much federal involvement there is. >> hopefully president biden will get input from everyone and find out the facts and react accordingly. >> reporter: wisconsin lawmakers offering their

thanks lauren good stuff. still ahead, kayleigh mcenany, steve forbes, brandon judd, dr. to go for restrictions and top-town authority telling you what to do i think that would hurt the economy if we do that with omicron, that's my opinion and it's my take and that's next. >> ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ going to tell you about exciting medicare advantage plans that can provide broad coverage, and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare, you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits. but you have to meet a deductible for each, and then you're still responsible for 20% of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can see, they cover the same things as original medicare, and they also cover your medicare deductibles and co-insurance. but, they often have higher monthly premiums and no prescription drug coverage. now, let's take a look at humana's medicare advantage plans. with a humana medicare advantage plan, hospital stays, doctor office visits and your original medicare deductibles are covered. and of

stuart: oh, well it was a good response. lauren: it was good.ing out a bigger role for the fed that crimps the private banks profits and makes them smaller that is exactly what elizabeth warren wants, clearly. stuart: okay. a fiery hearing, i believe just the other day, right? let's have a look at some of the movers start with williams s onoma down 3%? lauren: they are warning of product shortages lasting until middle of 2022 including this holiday season so it doesn't matter how good the earnings are, how strong demand is, you need product. stuart: hr departments use this workday software. down 2%. lauren: it's popular now because it helps companies fill jobs, right? they are also making an acquisition of a company that helps manage business tasks in the cloud the stock is down but one analyst points out it's a little bit of a breather that hit an all-time high earlier this week. stuart: hotels, now with austria cracking down, i see it, hotels are down look at that. lauren: it's all in the reopening plays today, is austria the only country in w

lauren: good morning, 8 people killed dozens injured during a massive crowd surge on friday ages fromhat o someone in the crowd injecting people with drugs scott and on the grounders facing at least two lawsuits one suit ginned scott, rapper, alleged they insides crowd scott expecting second child girlfriend, saying police have total support. >> chinese military building missile target resempling u.s. aircraft carriers in a remote deficit images show full scale outline of u.s. carrier at least two missile destroyers u.s. naval tult reports, for ballistic missile testing china focused on iept caper capabilities on u.s. navy war ships high tensions between wash torn and beijing, 71 million dollars in debut weekend to take top spot at the box office the fourth highest opening of the pandemic, despite film let's call them less a than tellar reviews -- follows strong october could be a good sign for struggling theatres as we head into important holiday move season maria i haven't seen it but two hours and 37 minutes long. that truly tests one's bladder back to you. >> yes, it does, thank y

lauren? >> good morning, lawrence, ainsley pete. mccarthy starting magic minute on the floor then speak for 8 hours 32 minutes delaying the democrats vote and beating nancy pelosi's floor record. >> madam speaker, this one minute feels almost like 8 hours now. [laughter] no secret, that this bill is too extreme, too costly and too liberal. just a few weeks ago congresswoman abigail spam berger said nobody elected joe biden to be fdr. >> i did. >> last ditch delay was to stall passage of the build back better bill. estimates the bill willed a $367 billion to the deficit over the next decade. however, they did find that it will bring in about $207 billion in revenue. meaning the deficits would be closer to 160 billion. still, that is not zero like the president has promised. >> doesn't cost a cent. we all talked the program $1.7 billion, guess what? it's paid for. >> the president's approval ratings also taking a beating as his party has struggled to move the forward. only 36% approve of his handling of the job, 53% disapprove: the ho

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enough in there to start impeachment proceedings against cuomo if he had stayed in office previous good laurenin new york city with more details. what more can you tell us. >> absolutely right, adding to that apparently so scathing that one lawmaker said it made her job job although it hadn't released and lawmakers say there is a lot of new information there. the new york committee dove into the trifecta of the downfall. the sexual harassment during the height of the pandemic. in the multimillion dollar book deal that he secured in which he corralled staff to help complete. >> he knows if the situation went to trial, if we had an impeachment trial there would be a lot of facts that would have to come out. it would be potentially repairable damage to him and his reputation which is the why i believe he resigned. >> in a statement that cuomo's attorney blasted the report while defending the governor's staff saying the assembly judiciary committee has chosen not to review their findings with us which is their prerogative but it may once again result in a one-sided report. state employees voluntee

good stuff, lauren, thank you.se elections next year. coming up, we're talking to his former press secretary about him running or not. the governor of florida, ron desantis, going after private companies working with the administration to fly my grants scently into florida. listen to this. >> what we're looking at is how can we fight back against the contractors. we can obviously deny them state contracts, which we will do. can we deny them access to florida's market generally, can we tax them. stuart: governor desantis also unveiled the keep florida free legislation all about fighting vaccine mandates. we're talking all things florida with congressman byron donalds. the third hour of "varney" continues. ♪ all we have to do now, is to take these eyes and make them do somehow ♪♪ i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indee

lauren: it feels good. stuart: crowds of people going to the cinemark, that is interesting. e dow winners by j.p. morgan and goldman, couple financials, the s&p 500 headed by franklin resources, big names i see. lauren: american oil, diamondback. stuart: nasdaq winners byline technology, starbucks is in there couple of dollars and so is tesla. look at tesla bottom on the screen, $1135 per share it is up $21, almost 2% i'm gonna have to figure out how to calculate elon musk's net worth. there now at 1135, the big board shows a gain of 164 points, new all-time high, very close to 36000. the ten year treasury yields 1.59%, gold does not do anything, $1789 per ounce, bitcoin around 623, oil not so strong, going up, $84 per barrel, net gas $5.28. average average for gasoline $3.40. by the way we always quote california, in california it is $4.60. that is the average price for regular in california. lauren: as of friday it was $311 billion. stuart: another 2% today. lauren: at a couple billion to that today. stuart: do you remember the monsters? >> lots of heroes are conceded, vain

good reports. stuart: inflation? lauren: yeah. stuart: kind of -- opening it up. lauren: fed. taper and timing. stuart: good news can sometimes be bad news and bad news can sometimes be good news. lauren: sometimes we're confused. stuart: but we're not. this is the defeat of the left. the high point of socialism may have come and gone. we can but hope. democrats in new jersey and virginia tried to make the election all about trump. it was more about the failures of biden. all the leftist ideas about race based education and massive new entitlement programs were rejected and it was rejection on a grand scale. youngkin came from nowhere to beat democrat mcauliffe. republican ciattarelli came from 26 point deficit in april to a dead-heat in deep, deep blue in new jersey. hard to see the socialists coming back strong. beating up the rich has lost its appeal. it is obviously middle america will have to pay for the grand schemes. the socialists pushed for open borders. that is a disaster. everybody knows it. will they push for $450,000 per person for some illegals? good luck with th

that is not good. laurenage of five must be vaccinated. stuart: well -- lauren: go ahead. brian. >> i think there are a lot of parents not going on that cruise anytime soon. >> i'm sure of it. lauren: here is my thing, disney crewses are so popular. you want to take the family. say i was on the fence about vaccinating my kid, i will do it. enjoy the trip. do they have to wear mask or socially distance on the cruise or really bag to normal because they were fully vaccinated. stuart: very good question. i'm with you, brian. i could see a lot of parents. >> pro vaccine parents. not doing it for my kids. not my five-year-old. stuart: not going to fly. thank you very much indeed,. lauren. brian, how do you feel about vax mandates for kids under five? that was on the prompter before we got there. >> i completely ruined that. i completely ruined it. lauren: i stole his question and went straight to you. >> but lauren, actually lauren make as good point. we were thinking about a disney trip this year. the big questio

. >> good morning, lauren and marcus.hots for your children from ages five to 11 is no cost to you. there is availability, there is not availability today at this county run clinic in concord, but there is at the antioch and richmond locations. so again, shots are available starting today for kids ages five to 11. there is country run vaccination clinics in concord, and there are more times available through next week. that scheduling website. . it is covid vaccine at dc health. the large-scale clinics are set to begin tomorrow, but pharmacies and pediatricians may be starting sooner. next week they will offer shots at local schools or county run clinics. there could be a couple more weeks in mid november. remember all of these dates are for county run vaccination sites. your pediatrician, possible, or pharmacy might have availability sooner. yesterday in san jose kids in the neighborhood hit hard by covid saw the vaccine come to them. santa clara saw it set up. there was shots for kids ages five to 11 were administeadmin

like red friday for them, not black friday this year, tipping things the other way lauren, thanks for your time today. goodsee you. lauren thomas bringing us our retail story >>> let's turn to restaurants which are getting hit hard by higher wage and food costs and forcing them to also raise prizes like retail, some names are better equipped to keep customers coming back. mcdonald's menu prices are about 6% higher across the board and still raised their forecast for the full year. chipotle raised prices about 4% and the stock was rewarded after earnings before sliding 10% this quarter. on the flip side there's brinker, the chili's parent company, saying profit margins were hit harder than expected and upcoming price hikes might not be enough to combat rising cost kate rogers is here with the story. kate, is it a simple tale? even within fast food i have to imagine there are companies that mcdonald's and chipotle are taking share from. >> ryan nicholl talked a lot about the value proposition a company like chipotle brings to consumers thechlt have a loyal fan base you can get a nice, healthy meal for $10 to

good one, lauren.t chasten buttigieg sent out yesterday, their son, gus, is back home after a three-week health ordeal that included a week on a ventilator. >>> so, my high five of the week goes to a judge who gave a woman who participated in the january 6th breach of the capital exactly what she thought she'd never get. jenna ryan famously tweeted, definitely not going to jail. sorry, i have blonde hair, white skin, a great job, a great future and i'm not going to jail. but u.s. district judge christopher cooper had a different point of view when he sentenced ryan to 60 days in jail after she pled guilty to one misdemeanor count of parading, demonstrating or picketing in a federal building. the judge said it should send a message that we should take it seriously, it was an assault on our democracy and it should never happen again. a big heck yes to that and my high five of the week. we'll be right back. that and my high five of the week. we'll be right back. it a solid . wealth is shutting down the of

but rocky will be ok, that's good news. laurenla county. >> today. his brain job rocky is recovering even plain again after going to battle with a mountain lion. mary, what happened to your dog rocky >> kind of friday night security video capturing the moments rockies owner mary padres says she elian scarier down in the backyard. there literally right here look and and i did and i got freaked out and i. >> are screaming was humongous. it was huge. it was very, very scary. she says one of the family's 2 dogs. their 7 year-old pit bull mix rescue sprung into action right back and pretty much went up this hillside running after the mountain line. the family for an took in the darkness calling for rocky and then going to look for him fearing the worst very terrified that he would come back. they found rocky bleeding badly injured. his head wound. so deep you can see his like you can see all the way down and it looked like his brain and the time or where his called mary says he needed around 30 stitches and has injuries all over his bo

lauren: [inaudible] reminds me of disco. stuart: good morning, everybody.ice gain for the dow industrials. we have green across the board. dow up nearly 100. big tech, any improvement there. no. only one winner. amazon, up again. amazon, alphabet, microsoft, met at that, twitter, they are all down. bitcoin real fast, let's get to that. the price now is 57,600. here is the reason big tech is down. the yield on the 10-year treasury has gone up to 1.65%. earlier it was 1.67. big tech investors don't like that. that's the markets. now this. >>> it is unsettling when public order breaks down and the events of the last few days confirm that public order has indeed broken down. democrat policies are to blame and democrats should pay a heavy political price. people are dying. you've seen the organized mob looting that broke out in several locations in california. it happened again just outside of chicago. 14 people rushed in and grabbed $120,000 worth of merchandise. it was brazen. the masked thieves were not worried about the police or prosecution. public order ha

good. >> i think lauren just permanently rounded her himself as a dishonest hoax or into layer.he's just silver serve amended heard career is so dead her onl hope as a giggly cnn. >> many democrats fell for it right like mister fark for brains. it makes you realize why he was such an easy target for the chinese honeypot. which i admit sounds absolutely delicious. less control over the senses than his finger. is that how you say it cracks i thought it would get a better laugh, but it's monday. meanwhile the mud yet try stitching by focusing on the lincoln project made up of unstable ex- republicans. not a single person in the phot is republican everyone's everyone to democrats impersonating their deranged three-month of what republicans look like, their imaginary villains are as realistic as me playing tyrus in his life story. why would the media lie like this? that's the dumbest question i'v ever asked aside from cat, you know who's been drinking my rubbing alcohol? how could they be young democratic party staffers in that picture which means that was a democratic. so term conde

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carley: lauren blanchard has more from washington. >> reporter: good morning. president biden has been briefed on the ongoing investigation in waukesha. the white house putting out this statement last night, quote, the white house is closely monitoring the situation in waukesha and our hearts go out to everyone who has been impacted by this terrible incident. the white house official went on to say they have reached out to offer support and assistance as needed. the fbi also reacting, quote, the fbi milwaukee field office is aware of the reporting of the incident in waukesha, the local and state authorities are leading the response. the wisconsin attorney general tweeting the department of justice is assisting with the response and, quote, i have every confidence that those responsible will be brought to justice. police have one person of interest in custody and no word on a motive yet. that could determine how much federal officials get involved. >> if this was some crazy person who has literally gone insane or i suppose could be drunk that will be handled by

good afternoon, theresa and good afternoon council member lauren taylor who is running to become oakland's next mayor says that he has a 5 multifaceted goal. >> that he says will reduce the rate of crime in oakland. oakland has seen that rapid rate of gun violence leading to homicides and shootings this year. and just last night there were reports of 2 people shot in oakland and now council member taylor along with black community leaders and organizations are advocating this new approach now that a new approach includes doubling the solve rate of violent crimes, counting in half the number of unanswered 911, calls number 3, doubling the capacity of successful violence interruption in crime deterrence programs. for reducing disparities in public safety response between different communities across oakland and alameda county and loosely adequately investing in community mental health services. >> this call to action will be a rallying call. the city of oakland. our departments. for the county and other agencies that are part of this ecosystem. including those at the state level as well as t

lauren green, fox news. arthel: really good point. got to support our local food banks there. of high prices and low supplies is hitting practically everyone across the country as we enter the holiday season, president biden says progress is being made but when will we start seeing relief? president obama's former economic advisor robert wolf will weigh in on that. he's up next. (burke) with farmers auto multi-policy discount, the more policies you have with us, the more you could save on your auto insurance. (man) hey, hon! (wife) hi, honey! (man) like what? (burke) well, you'd get a discount for insuring your jet skis... and boat...rv...life... ...home and more. you could save up to forty-five percent. (man) that's a whole lot of discounts. (burke) well, we offer coverage for a whole lot of things, and you could save a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. (kid) sup, dad! (burke) seventeen-car garage you got there? ♪we are farmers♪ ♪bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum♪ anybody that has struggled with their weight knows how hard it is and this is the only program i have e

good. susan, lauren are, have a great weekend. my time's up. neil, it's yours. neil: you know, sometimes, stuart, there's useful information and information that really can't advance the ball, so to speak. stuart: true. neil: i'm not saying that's an example of it, but i'm glad i know this now. it's something i can't get out of hi held. [laughter] have a wonderful weekend, my friend, good seeing you. okay. [laughter] we've got a lot going on on the corner of wall and broad. any of these inflationary concerns and, believe me, they are still out there, the president holding a meeting with his cabinet today. first one since july, by the way, that surprised me. to try to address this issue, the supply chain disruption, all of that stuff. and we've got all of these companies that are splitting up. that's sort of, like, the new, cool thing to do to get a little more juice in your stock. if it worked for at&t some 40 years ago, remember when it split itself into 7, 8 different companies? the so-called baby bells? investors were very richon that one. often -- rich on th

break it -- good morning, lauren. break it down, please. >> it's the largest increase since 1990.pening in very visible categories like food and energy. food costs up 5.3% in the past year, energy up 0 -- up 30%. gasoline, 50%. if you even strip out those volatile categories, inflation still the rose 4.6% from a year ago, and that's the most since 1991. you can't sugar coat this stuff, and you can no longer say it's transient. it is now a political discussion and problem, stuart. stuart: you've gotta right. it is also obvious. anytime you buy anything you're confronted by inflation. let's bring in mark tepper. mark, what do you see of these numbers? what's your reaction? >> whoo, it came this hot, stu, very, very hot. much higher than expected. up 6.2% year-over-year, the can'tation was 5.if 9 -- expectation, and that's up from last month's number of 4.5. as lauren mentioned, this is no longer anything that's even remotely close to transitory, it's persistent. once you hike rent, once you raise wages, that stuff's permanent. and, look, this is less quality of life. with wage not e

good. susan, lauren are, have a great weekend. my time's up. neil, it's yours.ething i can't get out of hi held. [laughter] have a wonderful weekend, my friend, good seeing you. okay. [laughter] we've got a lot going on on the corner of wall and broad. any of these inflationary concerns and, believe me, they are still out there, the president holding a meeting with his cabinet today.

i wanted to let you know that lauren and michael are really good people . i'm taking my time out so hopefully youguys also believe us . just like the other caller sai , there are real people and genuine people. people that we need in san francisco to stay here and not moveout because of what the city has done to them . their life savings have been part ofthis journey with the city . their hopes and dreams of starting a family .i really hope the city really considers granting their request and remove this wrongful suspension because they are good people of the city of san francisco and thank you for your time. >> clerk: wewill now hear from jim, you have three minutes . jim, you had your hands raised before. jim, please go ahead. >> my name is jim moore shall andi also spoke at the last meeting . i appreciate that vice president swig and scott sanchez both spoke to all those positive comments that occurred at that meeting and at the end of it board president honda said i wish i had so many people wholeheartedlyendorsing my character in community engagement a

lauren blanchard joins us from washington with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, todd and carley. president biden will surround himself with democrats, republicans, governors and mayors today for a signing ceremony at the white house. the hope is to prove they can move the economy forward with the bipartisan infrastructure bill. a new poll shows the people may feel differently. asked whether or not they a approve of biden's job as president, 41% you approve, 53 disapprove. when it comes to the economy, only 39% say they view his handling of the economy in a positive way, 55 say they have a negative view. what could be extremely troubling for the president's party, which currently holds a slim majority in the house, 51% of the registered voters asked said they would vote for the republican congressional candidate if telex in their air a ya was held today. the low numbers come as americans are facing high costs everywhere, from the grocery store to gas stations. the president's team was on the sunday shows to explain away the inflation, saying it's because of the pandemic. >> we're

lauren. they will have liz cheney will remember in good standing. >> professor freeman to pick up on what charlie talking about, the violence is real and this is a very dangerous moment that we're in in our country but is this more dangerous than it's ever been in the history of our country when it comes to the use of -- well, they didn't have social media back in the old days, but, you know, the threat of political violence and in any form, we've been here before, haven't we? >> well, we have and we haven't. that's a historian friendly question. there is a long trail of violence in a variety of different ways on a high level, on a low level, all kinds of violence intertwined with american politics. what is distinctive about this moment, i guess, there are two things. number one is the -- i suppose you could say in a sense the okay for this kind of behavior, the endorsement of this kind of behavior is coming from very high up so it's not as though there is a random member here or there who is doing something like this. we have a former president who encouraged it, and we have a republican party w

so a good plan and we discussed it with a professor molecular, oncology, lauren, she on an independent nurse me, bennett. it would make no sense to ensure that most people at least get their 1st dose of the vaccine love and then pushing for people to have the the booster. but then i think, oh importantly, we have to look at the efficacy of the actual vaccine because we still know that people who have some photos you can still pass it and then also still and be affected by the virus off in as one of the issues that i think they should be willing to. now i've seen that education is key because we do still have a lot of hesitant people not we're not wanting to take the vaccine. and also just really, it just seemed quite unfair that they still mandated in ice is now mandatory that health workers should have the vaccine. i think it should also include education, the immunity generated by vaccination. decays. it over time, particularly actually in the elderly, the most vulnerable, and certainly up to 6 months. these folks clearly have, are really significant embarrassing that in real world d

whether or not it's good for you politically, when someone says what lauren boebert said, or paul couldnd others, we can't be surprised. this is who kevin mccarthy is. >> he needs those votes to become speaker. >> absolutely. >> i do think he's going to get a lot of questions from the capitol city reporters. >> he will. he got lots of questions from that day. it was a democratic led house. >> chris, thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> moderna says its scientists are working on an omicron booster. it could be weeks until they know if it works on this variant. (tiger) this is the dimension of imagination. ♪ it's the black friday sale. get 30 to 50% off everything. ♪ ♪ this is how we shine... at zales. the diamond store. ordinary tissues burn when theo blows. so puffs plus lotion rescued his nose. with up to 50% more lotion, puffs bring soothing relief. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. america's #1 lotion tissue. with voltaren arthritis pain gel. my husband's got his moves back. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel for powerful arthritis pain relief

lauren's dna was found in steven's apartment. the circumstantial evidence they did have? a good defense attorney could raise reasonable doubt.the crime scene, particularly his apartment, wasn't adequately secure -- >> sure. >> and that other people had access -- >> indeed they did. >> and therefore, you can't prove i did it. >> yeah. >> so there was a certain swagger that he and his team had. i think they felt not unreasonably that they could win. >> sure enough, steven's highly regarded attorneys had already accused the state of getting evidence from improper search warrants. >> i think there were eight or nine searches of stevens apartment, and lawrence underwear and the hacksaw packaging, all of that evidence should be thrown out. did you believe that the prosecution was particularly worried about your challenges? >> yes, this the attorney hope -- >> i was her teacher in a transition course from law school, law practice. >> in fact he told steven, before joining his defense team, steven was all right with him. anyway, that's why he knew laura herself was opposed to the death penalty. so he took it as a victory lap when th

good question. in addition to marjorie taylor greene, lauren boebert who you just mentioned making the iss just mentioned in an elevator, and she'll be safe. despicable comments from a member of congress. i think the difference with her, like you said, she apologized. that is something we haven't seen from a lot of these far right fringe new members. a lot of them sort of fundraise off of these comments. they're popular with them in their districts and they sort of lean into them. the fact that she tweeted an apology and actually called omar ilhan's office to speak with her. at the time where there's contention on the hill and comments we saw a comman just last week censored for putting out a video of him killing another congressman. fact that you have a lawmaker to say sorry,and willing to make mistake, i think we should applaud that. that's quite different and we'll see what happens when lawmakers come to town next week. do they still try to punish boebert for what she did? is this apology enough? we'll have to see, it's something different from the friction. >> i need to correct myself, i think i set

chief religion correspondent lauren green is taking a look at the new document. >> good evening.s expected to be a showdown over a document targeting catholic politicians who support abortion rights, predict lee president biden, became instant a show of brotherly love and dialogue. >> bless our assembly and the work that lies before us. >> prayer of hope as america's catholic bishops met for the first time in two years. the biggest and most controversial item on the agenda, a document on holy communion. in june, the bishops clashed at their virtual meeting when they approve the drafting of the document that many thought would target biden and other catholic lawmakers like house speaker nancy pelosi for their strong support of abortion rights. that mortal sin made them unfit to receive communion. the sacrament of the catholic church. protesters on both sides made their presence known. however, the vatican's emissary set the tone urging bishops to be healers. >> we must listen respectfully to understand where the other person is coming from. >> it worked. amendments reviewed, the d

correspondent lauren green has more on the story tonight from new york city. good good, shannon, you know many don't like new york was once the epicenter of the pandemic here in the united states. with the new omicron variant, they are not taking any chances. >> watching to see whether or not there is a big case here in new york. >> new york governor recently expressed her executive order on stemming the omicron variant and yet to make an appearance in the united states. >> i expected to arrive fully. we have notification that it has arrived in ontario which is literally across the bridge from where i live. >> preparing for a winter's spike in covid's cases. boosting that capacity by 10%. the omicron variants like the delta variant but what an added threat, the ability to mutate. >> this omicron has more than 30 mutations in the protein and some of the mutations are ones h highly transmissible variance like the delta variant, but it is the combination of potential increase transmissibility and ability potential ability to escape our immune system that has everyone

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