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from livestreams of the house and senate floors, and key congressional hearings, white house events and supreme court oral arguments. watch washington journal where we hear your voices every day. c-span now has you covered. download the app for free today. >> the bureau of labor and statistics released is september jobs report. u.s. added 194,000 jobs, less than half of estimates. next, president biden reacts to today's report. it is about 15 minutes. pres. biden: hello, folks. good afternoon. today, for the first time since march of 2020, the american unemployment rate is below 5%. in eight months, in the midst of a public health and economic crisis, the unemployment rate is down below 5% at 4.8%. let me repeat that. today's report has the unemployment rate down to 4.8%. a significant improvement from when i took office and assign a recovery is moving forward, even in the face of a covid pandemic. that improvement -- that improvement was widespread. the unemployment rate for african americans fell almost a full percent. it is now below 8% from the first time in 17 months. a drop of 496

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he livestreamed the five hour standoff on facebook.estream ramblings included his support for president trump, and his belief that various democrats should step down. he turned out not to have a bomb in the end. again, we don't know if today's incident was anyone like that one in august, we don't know what kind of concerning statements he made when he visited the capitol complex in august. today apparently he refused to say anything at all. but two of these kinds of events, in the space of less than two months is obviously not a pattern we want to see continue. so we'll keep an eye on that situation and see what more we learn. meanwhile, inside the capitol, congress is in the midst of various standoffs of its own. the u.s. is now 13 days away from defaulting on instead applications, roughly the equivalent of a government failing to pay its credit card bill. and if the u.s. fails to pay its credit card bill, the economic consequences could be dire. we don't know exactly what would happen, because the united states has never actually don

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we'll be here every weekday at 3:00 on-air on livestream, answering your questions.ght, breaking news. former new york governor andrew cuomo now criminally charged. the albany d.a. saying a criminal complaint now filed. accusing cuomo of forcibly touching an unnamed woman. the claims resembling those from a former aide who says he groped her at the governor's mansion. what we've just learned and stephanie ramos standing by. >>> also tonight, president biden's domestic agenda. what the president has now declared. the president delaying his overseas trip to visit capitol hill. what happened inside that room today and will there be a vote? rachel scott live on the hill tonight. >>> the showdown over covid vaccine mandates here inew yo. new york city firefighters defying the mayor. reports of garbage in the streets. some sanitation workers against the mandate. some members of the nypd against

we'll be here every weekday at 3:00 on-air on livestream, answering your questions. wo >>> tonight, breaking news. former new york governor andrew cuomo now criminally charged. the albany d.a. saying a criminal complaint now filed. accusing cuomo of forcibly touching an unnamed woman. the claims resembling those from a former aide who says he groped her at the governor's mansion. what we've just learned and stephanie ramos standing by. >>> also tonight, president biden's domestic agenda. what the president has now declared. the president delaying his overseas trip to visit capitol hill. what happened inside that room today and will there be a vote? rachel scott live on the hill tonight. >>> the showdown over covid vaccine mandates here inew yo. new york city firefighters defying the mayor. reports of garbage in the streets. some sanitation workers against the mandate. some members of the nypd against the mandate, too, and all of this amid that number. 62% of police officers lost on the front lines last year lost to covid. >>> also tonight, questions over the vaccine

tencent has pulled all livestreaming for boston celtic games in china after one of their players hostedideo on twitter. the nba didn't immediately respond to requests from bloomberg. a chinese spokesman says the player was ran standing to draw eyeballs. -- grandstanding to draw eyeballs. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. paul: let's see how we are shaping up for the final trading day. new zealand has been up and running. we are seeing a little bit of weakness. we were hearing from the prime minister earlier this morning about the roadmap out of lockdown. it is dealing with a small but persistent outbreak of the delta variant. here in sydney, we are seeing futures flat. we had some news on the lockdown front. melbourne is emerging from its six lockdown. vaccinations are hitting 70%. it has been six lockdown's a combined 260 days. the last one ended at midnight last night. what have you been seeing? >> is good news from melbourne and victoria residents who have endured

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talked with presidents from thee historically black colleges yesterday in my monthly fort knox livestreamd about no strings attached. >> we are excited about it, scott. if i'm being very honest, the letter she wrote to talk about her investment in hbcu is the cool summation of her engagement and our job is to do a good job with the funds that she gave so that we can prove to her that we are a quality return on investment. >> in a way that might be good because a lot of people have a lot of engagement and give a lot of money. >> brother, who are you talking about? our impact has been about the money, i want 2 million for you, i've got 30 million from mackenzie scott. >> that money allowed them to be more flexible. you can catch the full conversation online on "tech check's" twitter account "tech check" will be right back. >>> amazon announcing it will be giving some of its workers more flexibility to work from home indefinitely and cnbc partnered with catalyst on a new survey just out today that explains why amazon is doing this and the results are a wake-up call for corporate america. mor

citizens smuggling illegal immigrants livestream themselves del rio.ver has a gun in her lap and five migrants loaded into her car. at high speeds she trying to evade dps as troopers chase. ultimately she loses control and crashes while streaming live. [screams] >> let me out. >> both women were arrested and charged with human smuggling. texas dps says they drove down from austin to pick up the migrants. possibly after seeing cartel ads like these on social media where they offer quick cash to u.s. citizens in an effort to recruit young people to smuggle migrants. meanwhile, a new migrant caravan, thousands strong, is moving towards the united states. fox news correspondent griff jenkins is embedded with it and has the latest from mexico. >> bill, a mexican government agency handing out pamphlets to aid the migrants here on day 4 arrest day. they made it 25 miles north of where they began their trek four days ago in tapachula. you can see them doing a little laundry and getting rest. and in the distance you see a health tending to blistered feet sores

two girls livestreaming themselves in a police pursuit with texas dps.un in her lap. two girls from austin smuggling five illegal immigrants in their vehicle driving down to del rio after seeing one of those ads. picked up the migrants up. got in a police pursuit and crashed. both were arrested for human smuggling. look at this last piece of video. the migrant caravan on its way. texas is getting ready for it. we went up on a helicopter with texas dps yesterday. texas national guard deploying a bunch of resources and manpower towards the del rio bridge. the same area we saw the situation with the haitians last month. the governor saying he won't allow a similar situation to happen and deploy the resources down there as a show of force and send a message that the red carpet will not be rolled out if the migrant caravans want to show up in texas. they tell me they will not be allowed. those resources are going down there as a physical deterrent if that caravan arrives in the coming weeks. send it back to you. >> harris: this is unbelievable to me, bill. we

they had a livestream. they had announcers. announcers for this thing were obviously employees of the company, because it felt less like a rocket launch and more like a north korean news broadcast. >> so this is a pinch me moment for all of us. >> you are living our own dreams through you guys. >> this is what rocket launches are about. it is really exciting. and i'm just happy to be sharing this moment with you, jackie. >> we are go for launch. i am so excited for this crew. i can just imagine, jackie, they're having the time of their lives. so exciting, jackie, to have sent captain kirk himself to space. wow. that gets me every time. the sonic boom is so cool. >> you did it, commander bezos, lord of the skies, we worship at your feet. impregnate us with your mighty bald babies! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's jackie for you, you know? [ applause ] we're sending people into space. this is what's happening in north korea. state-run media, it's fascinating to watch. this defense exhibition, the north korean soldiers were performin

next up, this next fell up jeff bursting who seems nice, he has his own livestream and hates democratsorganization, they are no different than isis, they are no different than al-qaeda, they are no different than boko haram, they are no different than hamas, they are no different than hospital, they are no different than north korea, they are no different than the nazis, they are no different than the communists, because that's what they are. there are no different in the ccp. these people are pure bred evil satanic communists. and they want to rule over us, and it's not going to happen. it is never going to happen? them >> any national democrat who is tempted to dismiss any of it as french, would be well counsel to look back at what was considered french just five years ago. and for those of you playing our home game, you can simply google the famous frog boiling experiment. that is our broadcast for this thursday night, with our thanks for being here with us, on behalf of all our colleagues at the networks of nbc news, goodnight. nbc news goodnight. tonight on all in, the house votes

. >> on youtube, livestreams and videos that violated our incitement to violence policies. >> if somethingpproach that we have found to address misinformation in line with our coun country's values. >> reporter: quite a number of social media companies have deplatformed people who have been spewing misinformation and conspiracy theories. is that enough? >> my concern over the de-platforming that we have seen to date is it doesn't appear to be particularly consistent. i think that there need to be more transparent policies about what people can do and say on these platforms. and these companies have to exercise judgment around applying their policy, so that society doesn't unwind. >> reporter: until we get to a time and place where social media companies take full responsibility for misinformation on their platforms, we can listen to the people who've fallen down the rabbit hole and learn from their experience. >> when i really started to understand as i had come out of qanon, what it really was and how deep that hatred and -- and racism was sowed, i was absolutely horrified that i was invo

. >> we just wrapped up a cnbc pro livestream thank you for doing that, by the way. i will make news for you, kelly. scott said he thought u.s. stocks could rise 20% in the next, what, year >> give it a year. >> i don't think i have heard you this bullish on equities >> you know, covid has strange effects on you look, if rates aren't going to go much higher than i think, if there is a fed put, a powell put, which i believe there is, that is we're not going to let things get too crazy in credit, we're going to hold things in, even if we are tapering, we will do whatever is necessary at the end of the day, a valuation of 5,000 on the s&p isn't crazy. so, you know, bull markets don't die of old age, right. they die of restrictive monetary policy, and we're a fair distance away from that 2% number i just talked about in terms of time. >> is it also just because there's -- there's no alternative? i mean bonds are going to give nothing. >> i just got off a panel, and that was basically the theme you know, investors need something to give them a positive return. competing a

but the former president called into this richmond restaurant livestream, as he regularly dozen right-wing tv, and predictably delivered iran's about guess, what the election being stolen. >> we won in 2016. we won in 2020, and the most corrupt election in the history of our country, probably one of the most corrupt anywhere, but we're going to win it, again will take it all back. >> imagine getting -- over your chicken dinner. again, this is donald trump singular focus, this is the issue that he wants to define the republican party in american politics. are we are democracy or are we a trump dictatorship, he very clearly wants to polarize, the republican party and our politics along those lines, he's not being shy about this. i want to show you the moment from this rally that was even crazier, and honestly more chilling. it came at the very beginning of the events, the pledge of allegiance. most political events a lot of political events begin with. one i know it just looks a normal pledge, but take a listen to how they introduced this particular flag. >> i also want to invite kids of che

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coverage of the day's biggest political events, from livestream's of the house and senate floor, to key hearings and supreme court oral arguments. even washington journal. c-span now has you covered. download the app for free today. >> the supreme court heard a case involving a kentucky abortion law. the kentucky attorney general is seeking to provide a state abortion law that a federal court has already struck down. this law, if implemented, would ban a certain abortion procedure. the justices have until the end of the term to issue a ruling. >> today's orders of the court have been duly edited and certified with the clerk grade will have arguments first this morning in case 2601 cameron versus em w women's surgical center. mr. kuhn. >> mr. chief justice admit please the court, two days after learning that another state official had stopped defending kentucky's house bill 454, the attorney general moved to intervene as of the commonwealth could exhaust all appeals and defense of its law. the sixth circuit kept the attorney general out of court and made three fundamental errors in doing

mobile app and stay up to date with live video coverage of the day's biggest political events from livestreams of the house and senate floor and key congressional hearings, to white house events and supreme court oral arguments, even our live interactive morning program "washington journal" where we hear your voices every day. c-span now has you covered. download the app for free today. >>> next, health experts testified about the impact of covid-19 on children during a house subcommittee hearing. they took questions about in-person schooling, masking for children, and health issues related to obesity, isolation, and depression. >>> the subcommittee on oversight and investigations hearing will now come to order. today, the committee is holding a hearing entitled "putting kids first: addressing covid-19's impact on children." today's hearing will explore the impacts of the coronavirus disease of 2019 pandemic on children and adolescents in the united states. due to the covid-19 public health emergency, members can participate in today's hearing either in person or remotely via online video conf

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livestreams of the house and senate floor and key congressional hearings. even our live interactive morning program "washington journal," where we hear your voices every day. c-span now has you covered. download the app for free today. >>> up next. cyber attack experts testify on a proposed law intended to help protect u.s. infrastructure from future cyber attacks. this hearing held by the house homeland security subcommittee on cyber security. >> the committee on cyber security infrastructure protection and innovation will come to order. the subcommittee is meeting today to receive testimony on stakeholder perspectives on the cyber incident reporting for critical infrastructure act of 2021. without objection the chair is authorized to declare the committee in recess at any point. so good afternoon, everyone. i'd like to thank the witnesses for participating in today's hearing on the cyber incident reporting for critical infrastructure act of 2021. earlier this year, this committee held a joint hearing with the committee on oversight and reform to examine t

webex will be heard over the loudspeakers in the committee room and subject to be heard by the livestream and c-span as everybody in this committee are doing their marathon markup this week. because people are participating from different locations that were recognition of members such as four questions will be in the order of subcommittee seniority. if at any time through the hearing i am unable to chair the hearing, the vice chair mr. peters, thank you for being her mr. peters, i always appreciate it, we'll service chair until i am able to return. documents for the record can be sent to austin black at the email address who provided the staff. all documents will be entered into the record at the conclusion of this hearing and the chair will now recognize the staff for purposes of the opening statement. today the subcommittee continues to focus on its top priority for this year. aggressively exploring how to bring the covid-19 pandemic to an end. today we've conducted extensive oversight and numerous hearings on critical issues relating to controlling the virus from the on ground experie

you unmute your microphone, anything that is said will be heard over the loudspeakers and by the livestream at c-span. because people are just participating from different locations, questions will be in the order of subcommittee seniority. at any time throughout the hearing, if i am unable to chair the hearing, the vice committee chair, mr. peters -- thank you for being here mr. peters, i appreciate it. mr. peters will serve as here until i return. all documents will be entered into the record at the conclusion of the hearing. and the chair will now recognize herself for the purposes of an opening statement. today, the subcommittee continues to focus on its top priorities for this year. aggressively exploring how to bring the covid-19 pandemic to an end. we have conducted extensive oversight at numerous hearings of critical issues related to controlling the virus. from the on ground experience of state leaders, to vaccine development, distribution and uptake. curbing covid-19 has been and unfortunately still remains this subcommittee's top priority until we bring the pandemic to an end. to

ready for the livestream? the committee will come to order. this is a historic hearing. for the first time top fossil fuel executives are testifying together before congress under oath about the industry's role in curbing climate change and their efforts to cover it up. for far too long big oil has escaped accountability for its central role in ringing our planet to the brink of a climate catastrophe that. ends today. big oil has known the truth about climate change for decades. in the 1970s and '80s, exxon's own scientists privately told top executives that burning fossil fuel was changing the global climate. exxon and other big oil companies have the opportunity to tell the truth and lead the way to find alternative energy sources. but instead big oil doubled down on fossil fuels. working with the american petroleum institute and the chamber of commerce and other front groups and pr firms t industry ran a coordinated campaign to mislead the public, hide the dangers of its own product and derail global efforts to reduce greenhouse emissions. at the same time they were l

we will begin the hearing in a moment when they tell me they are ready to begin the livestream. the committee will come to order. without objection, the committee is authorized to declare recess of the committee at any time. i recognize myself for the opening statement. welcome, everyone. as the first woman to chair the committee on oversight, i am proud to convened this hearing on what i believe is one of the most important things we can do to ensure equality for women in our country, finally putting women and the equal rights amendment in the constitution. discrimination against women is a fundamental problem, yet our country's fundamental document does not guarantee equality. that is why i have introduced the e.r.a. 13 times in my career in congress, and why i am committed to seeing this adopted as part of our constitution now. the equal rights amendment was written more than 100 years ago but legendary suffragist alice paul, who i am proud to say was a relative of my late husband, cliff maloney. the e.r.a. finally passed the house in october 1971, 50 years ago this month, in