lori drivers. these patrols i shortages and closures, plus lori drivers.worries about shortages _ shortages and closures, plus worries about shortages and _ shortages and closures, plus worries about shortages and supermarket i about shortages and supermarket shelves _ about shortages and supermarket shelves are basically across all of the front— shelves are basically across all of the front papers tonight. but i think— the front papers tonight. but i think the _ the front papers tonight. but i think the times gets the scoop and away— think the times gets the scoop and away and _ think the times gets the scoop and away and the inside detail on a series— away and the inside detail on a series this _ away and the inside detail on a series this is within government and they're _ series this is within government and they're the — series this is within government and they're the only people reporting that actually, some ministers have considered — that actually, some ministers have considered putting the army on standby— considered putting the army on standby w

the industry has an image problem provided there are not enough people wanting to become lori driversither. there were over 300 tests for vocational driving tests, not taken up with the dtla mess week and there were hundreds before that, hundreds before that. the governments created this time meeting to release extra capacity by using the ministry of defense. there are not enough people wanting to take the tests at the moment or unable to, so that is quite a curious one from our side. i would like to know a little bit more about that. just to put everything on one simple factor, is not as usually complicated with multiple things all going on at the same time. lacks a perfect storm if you will. vicki price in london. you are an economic advisor. what do you think of the advice coming out from the british government? we will have 5000 temporary visas that will magically sort out the problem, surely. >> what we seem to have it is a shortage of 100,000 lori drivers. it's interesting if you talk to the retailers who have been shouting about this for quite some time, talk to the general dis

(lori sobbing) i'm excited for lori to just be able to go out and not be embarrassed, and not be judged. and even for me, it'd be nice to take her out. - and i think having my teeth, that's gonna be a positive reminder that i can do it, and that people love me so much and that's the thing they want from me the most. (upbeat music) (lori laughing) - her teeth are in. - oh my god (laughs). thank you (sobbing). - [john] thanks for this clearchoice, i actually see the old lori, just the real you. (upbeat music) - they're like, your smile looks great. i'm just excited and i think they see a totally different person in me (laughs). yeah, it's a second chance (giggles). - how incredible to see so much, her demeanor, her energy, her smile is transformed. dr. adams, what stops people from taking care of chronic dental issues? - lisa, it's not that they've stopped, many of them have been dealing with these issues for years, and years, and years. it's exhausting, it can wear you down. also, that you start running out of options. they've tried many, many things, none of it has worked. they become h

thank you. >> thank you so much, lori. we will conclude now and i just want to offer a few reflections. t.n.d.c. and citizen's housing came together in i think it was 2008 to undertake a joint venture. we outbid two market rate developers to get control of the site, the city, the mayor's office of housing and community development at the time had virtually no money, but they had the vision and the understanding to realize how important -- i'm so sorry. rudy! thank you for forgiving me. rudy, you're on. >> i'm a forgiving guy. thank you, don folk. first off, i want to say thank you, mayor london breed, for your leadership during these amazing times how you step with a lot of courage and as a san franciscan, the step forward during this pandemic and to make things happen, respect and solute to you. you know, i'm born and raised in san francisco, but i'm not only born and raised in san francisco, i'm born on this block. four blocks up. my family came from the philippines in the '60s. this neighborhood right here has a 100 yea

lori: you may want to expect slightly bigger dips.ve generally seen downside in the s&p 500, going to about 5%, no more. if you look at the russell 2000, the russell 2000 doesn't seem to want to break below 10%. so maybe on the s&p we should be looking for some thing like 5% to 10% type drawdown and some of these bigger moves where we have bigger issues like supply chain revisions to digest area but i do think in general, if you are a longer-term investor, it is still a dangerous game about trying to peg the exact bottom. i think you need to be more selective about your stocks. i think you need to be more selective about which sectors you are in. guy: always a pleasure. great to get your take on what is happening here, particularly on the last day of the month. greatly appreciated. fed chair jay powell, treasury secretary janet yellen. we have statement being read right now. the fed chair speaking at the moment. we will be back to what is happening in the house. earlier this week, the senate banking committee. we will bring you the ke

thank you. >> thank you so much, lori.ections. t.n.d.c. and citizen's housing came together in i think it was 2008 to undertake a joint venture. we outbid two market rate developers to get control of the site, the city, the mayor's office of housing and community development at the time had virtually no money, but they had the vision and the understanding to realize how important -- i'm so sorry. rudy! thank you for forgiving me. rudy, you're on. >> i'm a forgiving guy. thank you, don folk. first off, i want to say thank you, mayor london breed, for your leadership during these amazing times how you step with a lot of courage and as a san franciscan, the step forward during this pandemic and to make things happen, respect and solute to you. you know, i'm born and raised in san francisco, but i'm not only born and raised in san francisco, i'm born on this block. four blocks up. my family came from the philippines in the '60s. this neighborhood right here has a 100 year history of filipinos and this is actually famed after t

this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: rbc's lori calvasina was on earlier. does expect a pullback by 5% to 10% at some point, and sees a lot of volatility picking up. that echoes a lot of what we've heard from most wall street strategists and newspapers over the weekend. this is where we are at. s&p 500 fell five sessions in a row. we haven't seen that in quite a long time. s&p up today, helped in part by energy. what do you do if everyone is getting nervous and there are some catalysts lining themselves up, whether from d.c. or earnings? let's get perspective now from olivia engel, state street advisors cio of active quantitative equity. olivia: yes, i think, just given the uncertainty around the trajectory of this pandemic and what might happen with inflation , quality is really an import quality -- an important characteristic to look for. we still see that in many segments, some high quality, some areas where we can continue to make money for clients there. guy: if there is going to be a correction, what is the best place to hide out? olivia: we think the

lori driver and the editor of truck and drive a magazine in london, vicky price chief economic adviser at the center. i can make some business research analytical timmy di i can roy, senior lecturer in procurement and supply chain management. a live full john moore's university. welcome to the program. let's begin. and i didn't refer with doug rankin. the government says this is panic. buying the holy ginger, she says, actually this is a lack of dr. is due to briggs. what's the truth of it? lack of dr. of blacks that were grossly over simplify the situation of talking about the fuel crisis at the moment, but seems to be the public because collectively go and offering one. it's not really affecting scotland. curiously, i've noticed and time called dr. o's helped upset. busy application for a d, off to the level of benefits such as petro and diesel. and i don't understand where a huge number of suddenly disappeared to one week to the next. this was originally i'll problem associated to be nothing that i still sort of tank of industry and the supply of fuel. so something's got very blowin

wise mayor lori lightfoot just waking up to the reality of defunding her department? >> those folks and the criminals who support having their way in any particular city. this mayor should have done this a long time ago through emergency authorization, and in july 6, '00 people shot, 300 children shot, and in chicago, police department has a morale issue. in addition to that we have a cook county prosecutor who is their religion their duties in every way, criminal after criminal, people charged with violent felonies over 25,000 people including folks who were charged with murder. how can we help the city which violence in chicago should be the number one issue, when the teams and cohesively working together to solve the issue that plagued the city. todd: how far will this go with the chicago pd or is it broken beyond repair. >> the way it works officers i talked to it is broken beyond repair. the truth of the matters you have to hold police officers accountable for doing their job but also be supportive of these individuals, they put their lives and harm's way in a lo

lori is charged with conspiring to murder her former husband.lieves were to blame. one friend told us she believed it was her job to rid the world of zombies and dark spirits and others heard her describing them as having dark spirits. >> and chad daybell is also charged with murdering the first wife, who is the mother of the children you interviewed. i'm curious what they have to say about that and what you know about the case. >> tammy was only 49 when she died suddenly in her sleep. then chad married lori. his five children never eeven knew the kids existed. they found out when we did. and garth says authorities told him tammy had died of asphyxiation. he wasn't shown the autopsy but that's what his family has been told. as for chad, he's plead not guilty. >> you can see jonathan's report tonight, the secrets of chad daybell's backyard on a special wednesday night edition of "48 hours." right here on cbs and on the viacom cbs streaming service, paramount plus platform. try saying that three times, tony. >>> all right. for some americans losin

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tonight, we're joined by lori thomas, the executive director of the golden gate association and owner of two restaurants and dr. peter chen hong, infectious disease expert. lori, just tell me, the last couple of months of the mask mandate, explain why this is hurting san francisco restaurants so much. >> well, first, i appreciate the opportunity to speak. the mask mandate is basically -- it came on august 3rd, and where we've really seen the hit is the downtown restaurants. the downtown and the financial district restaurants, because the offices pulled back and that dropped the foot traffic that we were expecting. >> laurie, is this about masks? the salesforce ceo yesterday saying most of his employees will not come back at all. sit just a business decision now or is it related to masks here? >> well, i know for certain right now, the pushback of what we call the rto, the return to office, many of the businesses unfortunately didn't want their folks to have to wear masks in the office for eight hours. so, again, the biggest effect i think was that everyone is like, wow, there's the de

we are seeing issues because of a problem, a lack of available lori drivers.shortfall of tens of thousands in the u.k. e problem hasn't building for years but made worse by factors including the pandemic and brexit. this firm in northampton has never found recruitment so hard. >> we have increased salaries twice in the last few months. by a significant amount. which would then need to pass on to the customers where we can. katie: it is driving up costs? >> it absolutely is. katie: this business trains w drivers. >> drive as slow as you can. katie: it is getting plenty of interest from locals. the testing system is said to change soon to make it simpler. the manager says that is not a quick fix. >> the idea is they remove the middle test so you could go from your fiat 500 to and articulated vehicle class one. in actuality you probably find the pass rate will drop in the course link will have to be longer. you will be delivering fewer test. katie: the government has resisted calls for temporary visas to help plug the gap. today the transport secretary did not ru

just signed some new laws designed to make affordable housing or accessible across the state, but as lori perez reports, one housing advocate worries the new laws could backfire. >>> coming up, the work being done right now to help prevent wildfires in the east bay hills. >>> plus, he's one of the oldest football players, but tom brady may be far from done. you will hear what he has to say about his future plans on playing in the nfl. >>> coming up on you at 6:00, san francisco's mayor under fire for breaking covid safety rules. new video shows her partying in a crowded nightclub without a mask. how she is responding. >>> most cities across san mateo county have incredibly high vaccination rates, but when you head out to the coast that isn't the case. i met max darrow, and i will tell you what the county is doing to try and change that. >>> kpix 5 news at 6:00 with ken and elizabeth is coming up next. >>> and coming up tonight on the cbs evening news -- >>> we will begin this friday night with breaking news on booster shots. what the fda is saying about whether we should get that third sh

i want to go to lori calvasina at rbc capital markets, whose has no.onathan: an upgrade of -- who says no. jonathan: an upgrade of 4500 this year, that is a view many people share. but next year, they can go really right or really wrong. this was ethan harris of bank of america. "wages will get hotter." then the fed has got a problem. tom: in the short term, that is the disease of the media, we go to one hour, one day, etc. chris verrone i thought somewhat tentative at strategic on the idea, look at the close right now. jonathan: to his point, we had the big cyclical leg of the rally from december last year through to the end of march. he's talking about repositioning, re--- re-levering up from november of last year. that's the debate. tom: 8000 shares off the map for amc. ferro is going to see a large capital gains tax on that gain. lisa: may, although that has ratcheted act dramatically. we are getting a sense that president biden's wish for higher taxes has gotten steeply ratcheted back. yes, the corporate tax rate might go up to 26.5% under the lat

. >>> new at 5:30, the sarah cloudy took abortive no- confidence in sheriff lori smith.kpix 5 tells us the vote was unanimous. >> reporter: sheriff lori smith is an elected official chosen by the people, so today's vote of no confidence is largely symbolic, but as supervisor joe smitty said, they have a duty to say something. >> it was a sad day, frankly. >> reporter: supervisor joe co- author of the resolution calling for the vote of no- confidence. in it was a laundry list of incidents, everything from the inmate eating death of michael tyree, where three jail guards were convicted of murder to the indictment of her own staff in the concealed weapon permit scandal, to the sheriff or self pleading the fifth in that same investigation. >> to sin by silence when they should protest makes cowards of men. we have to protest, we have to speak up. we have to say this is not acceptable or we can't be surprised that we continue to see it. in the weeks and months and years ahead. >> reporter: the sheriff blasted the supervisors for a lack of mental health services, and for movin

are mounting we have more on the tail of the trade with lori ann larocco.ed at vietnam as the savior of the supply chain. now it is unreliable >> that is correct, dom. vietnam is the third largest producer of textiles and ga garments in the world. the vietnam textile association estimates 35% of the garment industry has been shuttered. trade is a forward looking indication of the country's health and company supply chain. using nike data, you can clearly see the impact of the lockdown which began on may 31st. the imports you see coming in were made before the lockdown. as the lockdown has progressed, import volumes will drop and have dropped even if the lockdown which expired at the end of the month, manufacturing will still be an issue. here's why during the lockdown, 20,000 workers have left the city to go back to their hometowns. export officials are saying tens of thousands of workers are currently stranded in the neighboring provinces and cannot return to work this is where the investment comes in investors of the companies nee to expect low manufactur

lori loughlin was fired admits the scandal. released after a 2 month stay in prison. her and her husband bribed crew coaches at usc with half $1 million to get their two daughters into the school as recruits, despite the fact that neither one participated in the sport. >>> new video of the knp complex fire in the sequoia national park. take a look at this eerie scene. what you are seeing are smoke covered skies and sequoia trees up in flames. over 1000 firefighters are doing everything to stop the fire and save the sequoias. heavy brush continues to be a challenge. the knp complex fire has torched over 48,000 acres and is 8% contained. >>> let's see if any smoke is going to leak into the bay area . >>> it doesn't look like a whole lot of it over the next couple of days. we will check the air quality forecast in a moment. unfortunately, the showers that paid a visit to the bay area did not make their way any farther south for the can pay complex. we look at a few passing clouds in the wake of the storm system that came through y

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the reason a judge is allowing lori laughlin to go to canada even though she's on probation for the college admission scandal. ♪ i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ (music) ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ ♪ i think to myself ♪ >>> from california to outer space. spacex launches a big bundle of laser-equipped satellites into orbit. this is from santa barbara county last night. a rocket successfully delivered 51 star link satellites into space to provide broadband internet service in rural and remote communities. the next mission for spacex is tomorrow in florida where non-astronaut civilian also be launched into space. >>> a judge has accepted lori laughlin's request to leave the country. her film project is in canada where she filmed a romance series for the hallmark channel. producers wrote her out of the script after her arrest but hinted she could be welcomed back. >>> break out the champagne, we have a celebration at oracle park. we'll show you new video into the newsroom of the giants partying last night in the clubhouse after clenching a play off spot. >>> plenty of champagne, o

part of the which is being commanded by lori drivers, such salary being offered are above the median— wages. the prime minister talking about letting foreign hgv drivers come to the uk more easily, but even that may not solve the whole problem because we are already seeing which is driven up in other countries like poland that traditionally have been big on supplying lori drivers. it is a very difficult problem that is not easy to solve in the short term. find easy to solve in the short term. and brexit obviously _ easy to solve in the short term. and brexit obviously a factor, covid—19 a vector, a number of pressures here, are they? —— factor. a vector, a number of pressures here, are they? -- factor. there aren't real— here, are they? -- factor. there aren't real fuel— here, are they? -- factor. there aren't real fuel shortages - here, are they? -- factor. there aren't real fuel shortages as - here, are they? -- factor. there aren't real fuel shortages as shei aren't real fuel shortages as she explained, this is an issue with hgv drivers_ explained, this is an issue with hgv drivers

should lori loughlin's daughter olivia be on "dancing with the stars"? shes only the latest in a long tradition of controversial contestants. >> just trying to survive. >> it was just so heartbreaking. >> their father chad daybell along with lori vallow were accused of killing their kids. >> he was framed. >> i had no idea what was come out of it. >> from living in a camper to social

the explosive confrontation as senate clara county officials pass a no-confidence vote for sheriff lori smith. >>> a popular camp for bay area families in danger from the caldor fire. >>> new at 5:00, jury selection began today in the theranos brought to trial which could send former ceo elizabeth holmes to prison. kpix 5 is at the federal courthouse in san jose, where this high profile case finally got underway. >> reporter: that's right, it is been a years long process just to reach this point. the judge told prospective jurors today that if they do get selected, they could be on jury duty all the way until mid- december. >> morning. >> reporter: former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes walk through a crush of reporters and cameras to reach the federal courthouse for the first day of jury selection, a process of narrowing down a pool of about 200 people to 12 jurors plus alternates, to judge the case impartially. >> you can find a jury that is completely ignorant, that hasn't heard about elizabeth holmes, and you wouldn't want a jury like that. what you are looking for is a group of peopl

my name is lori thomas and i'm the executive director of the golden gate restaurant association and we represent over 800 restaurants and cafes and caters in san francisco. and our organize is trying to advocate for policies to help our industry survive. i wanted to call in and give an example of a success story to thank bart staff and board for working with us and industry colleagues in a couple of ways recently that has created a great partnership. in mid june, we started hearing from numerous restaurants and hotels, especially those in the union square, that the lack of late night bart service was crippling the ability to bring back workers. the bar alliance, the chamber of commerce and others, we reached out to both the bart board and staff and asked them to consider moving their late night service up. that responded in a response that was really helpful. we're pleased to report with the support of bart's labor partners, bart was able to move up the late night service providing trains in july and returning to full service august 2nd which was critical for us. and then further more,

host: lori tremmel freeman taking your phone calls. you can call in on phone lines (202)748-8000 if you are in the eastern or central time zone, (202)748-8001 for those in the mountain or pacific time zones, and public health officials, a special line set aside for you, we went to hear what you are seeing in your communities, (202)748-8002. steve is up first out of corpus christi, texas. caller: i was calling in about the booster and the testing. that is not going to amount to a hill of beans if we cannot get that majority of the population vaccinated, because we are fighting something that is going to keep coming back. why are we focused on getting -- art we focused on getting the american population vaccinated? guest: thank you for that excellent point because what we are hearing from the health departments is that very thing, that although boosters are important, in the back of their minds they are trying to vaccinate the general public, the people that it been really reluctant or have other reasons for not getting vaccinated. while

like lori gaff.a former blackhawk helicopter pilot, who stumbled on facebook posting about dna doe. i >> was completely enroll and me being me, who had to know everything about it. and i thought, i totally want to be part of this. >> and was soon addicted. >> it will consume your life if you let it. so, i've been making and effort to kind of set limits. >> one hour turns into ten, pretty quick, i would think? >> ten might be a slow day. this has become an obsession. >> then there was missy koski. a self-described search angel, who use genetic genealogy to find her biological father. >> what was that like to find him? >> it was incredible. it was absolutely incredible. >> so, she began helping other adoptees find at their birth parents. and one day, -- >> while i was helping helping an adoptee, that adoptee got a phone call from the dna doe project. and she was told that she was distantly related to a jane doe. i just got intrigued. and i said, can i talk to them? >> before long, missy was hooked, to.

if lori lightfoot wants to stop this in chicago this might be a little much common sense is she's a letple defend themselves every single gun control law you can possibly imagine on the books. they have got licensing and background checks and gun free zones red flag gun confiscation and none of it works. because at the end of the day would criminalize gun ownership only criminals own guns. imagine for a moment if chicago had constitutional carry 21 states across america where people are allowed to defend themselves but criminal are forced to think twice she wants to stop gun violence also the war on drugs. the idea going to put a bunch and somehow magically and the gang violence i don't think that's going to happen anytime soon. but what is also worrisome for me as this is really ramping up civil asset forfeiture which again received in city after city time after time. this affects people who cannot afford to defend themselves. they have things taken away from them by law enforcement and politicians. and often times too expensive to even fight to get it back. >> i think that's absolute

course the way in which trade is happening across and what you find is, are not very many foreign lori drivers want to come in, or even in a business is want to engage because they can't do what they did before. in the u. k, they don't have the freedom to move around to pick things and move them somewhere else . which means that you've had that shortage there to the unwillingness for people to take on a load and bring you over to the u. k. which said, deprive you, of course, all workers who might be able to drive other tracks or even their own truck and take things around because of the change in the cab, what does room she can do that very easily any longer because we are outside the you have it, i am just going to come to you in just a moment. i want to bring in doug you rankin hit one of the interesting things about this is this temporary visa situation. meghan issue 5000 temporary truck driver licenses. they get a last 3 months, but i was on a couple of romanian chat platforms where they were reacting to this, this particular in romania where they were like, why would we build that

host: lori tremmel freeman taking your phone calls.ou can call in on phone lines (202)748-8000 if you are in the eastern or central time zone, (202)748-8001 for those in the mountain or pacific time zones, and public health officials, a special line set aside for you, we went to hear what you are seeing in your communities, (202)748-8002. steve is up first out of corpus christi, texas. caller: i was calling in about the booster and the testing. that is not going to amount to a hill of beans if we cannot get that majority of the population vaccinated, because we are fighting something that is going to keep coming back. why are we focused on getting -- art we focused on getting the american population vaccinated? guest: thank you for that excellent point because what we are hearing from the health departments is that very thing, that although boosters are important, in the back of their minds they are trying to vaccinate the general public, the people that it been really reluctant or have other reasons for not getting vaccinated. while w

plus, from the action flick gunpowder milkshake, carla gugino and the author of yoga pant nation, lori, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. ♪ in the dark but i'll make it ♪ that's right, deja. that's us. we always travel together. anywhere kelly goes, i follow carrying her satchell. ♪ no place i'd rather be ♪ welcome to thursday, september 2nd. sorry i was about to say that, but i like that song. -it's all right. -i like that song. you know what i like, watching you play

adam and lori, thank you both for joining us. coming up, changes at the amazon whole foods. is in line for the top job when john mackey retires. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: shares of virgin galactic soaring. the faa has given richard branson's company the green light to resume flights to space. an investigation was launched after the capsule carrying branson veered off course. virgin galactic has agreed to better communicate, and any flight changes to the faa. in london, deliver route expanding its partnership with morrison groceries. they are testing a mini facility center to offer rapid delivery of essential items which will allow deliveroo to deliver items and as fast as 10 minutes. whole foods market's, john mackey will step down. this marking a changing of the guard at the grocery chain that amazon acquired four years ago. mackey will be succeeded by current coo jason bacall before joining whole foods was managing director with -- coming up, a setback for tesla in china as chinese drivers successfully sue the company for fraud. what it could mean for the electric car

lori russo, president of stanton communications and co-chair of the headliners team. skipping over our guest, elena ecella with roman arroyo. christopher gunty, associate publisher and editor of the catholic review media, dr. jerry pattingale, senior advisor to museum of the bible and social publisher of christian scholar review. dana ritter, washington bureau chief, cbn news, and i mentioned the co-chair of the broadcast podcasting, and michael phelps, former publisher of the "boston examiner." thank you one and all. i'd also like to acknowledge different members of the headliners team responsible for today's event. besides the miraculous kevin wincing and lori russo at the head table, thanks go out to dinah dinewan, and special director bill mccarron. i also want to thank our broadcast center, because without them i would not be able to do this. at the end of 2019, the vatican reported that nearly 18% of the world's population, or more than 1.3 billion people were members of a catholic church. 665,000 of them belonged to the archdiocese of washington where today's s

besides the miraculous kevin and lori at the head table. i also want to send a shout out to the folks in our broadcast operations center, because without them, i would not be able to do this. at the end of 2019, the vatican reported nearly 18% of the worlds population or more than 1.3 billion people are members of the catholic church. 665,000 along to the archdiocese of washington, where today's speaker serves as the seventh archbishop. wilton daniel gregory was ordained to the priesthood in 1973, just five years before the college of cardinals elected the first non-italian hope in for centuries, pope john paul ii. the white smoke emerging from the sistine chapel chimney that day was a signal that the church was changing. fast-forward to november 8, 2020, less than one year ago, when the church experienced yet another historic change. elevation of then archbishop wilton gregory to the rank of cardinal, making him the first black cardinal from the united states and the highest-ranking black -- lack american in the church's history. cardinal

the lory pass poses one problem after another. to help them relax the drive, a smoke, the local drug the job was out of his head. elsewhere, that would condition only adds to the dangers of the road drugs. one of the main causes of accident 4 years ago faced with an increasing number of injured the pakistani government finance, the construction of a tunnel through the mountain gun and all that stuff. all the data it was in ago without that would live just a short distance away before tackling the mountain roads. he stops because his children goodbye. but then also the look at the wound has 3 kids, 2 boys and a go in the valley where religion is paramount. the women are obliged to hide themselves from the glances of the men. that would even forbids his mother, his wife and his daughter from meeting the crew around it was for the website as well as in the us about the slate. there was this to that last year to play last last tissue and the to pause the brothers resume their travels. the hardest part of the ascent is about to begin.

and inther european countries, there is a shortage of truck drivers and lori drivers to sort of distributehat extra demand that is out there. number one, because 10,000 to 20,000 eu nationals were driving lorries in the u.k. and have gone home. they put off an awful lot of haulage companies and drivers from working here. es it stick to the line that the way to deal with labor shortages is by putting up with british workers. what is not clear from an economists point of view, the higher wages will actually solve the problem of post brexit labor shortages. and even if it does solve the problem, can it be done so without higher prices? laura: 17,000 migrants have crossed the english channel on small boats this year. the u.k. government. unless french forces intercept more boats. french officials say they will stop patrols if that happens. our paris correspondent lucy williamson has more. >> this, smugglers tell their clients, is the moment you are safe from french police. just a few feet into the channel will do. but this night, the story is different. 60 miles away up the coast, they receive

thank you. >> thank you so much, lori. we will conclude now and i just want to offer a few reflections. t.n.d.c. and citizen's housing came together in i think it was 2008 to undertake a joint venture. we outbid two market rate developers to get control of the site, the city, the mayor's office of housing and community development at the time had virtually no money, but they had the vision and the understanding to realize how important -- i'm so sorry. rudy! thank you for forgiving me. rudy, you're on. >> i'm a forgiving guy. thank you, don folk. first off, i want to say thank you, mayor london breed, for your leadership during these amazing times how you step with a lot of courage and as a san franciscan, the step forward during this pandemic and to make things happen, respect and solute to you. you know, i'm born and raised in san francisco, but i'm not only born and raised in san francisco, i'm born on this block. four blocks up. my family came from the philippines in the '60s. this neighborhood right here has a 100 yea

but hopefully a lot more tests for lori drivers, they'it — lot more tests for lori drivers, they'll havell, and it'll be interesting to see what happens over the _ be interesting to see what happens over the next few months. when be interesting to see what happens over the next few months. when you said the average _ over the next few months. when you said the average was _ over the next few months. when you said the average was quite _ said the average was quite old, there was a howl of dissent from my venerable colleagues in the gallery. you are clearly younger than they are, clearly younger than i am too. so it depends on where you're sitting in the chronology of these things. but it's this collision, jessica, of the exit, covid, people going home from britain not working here any more because of brexit, people leaving because they wanted to go home for the pandemic — it's all coming to bear now. to go home for the pandemic - it's all coming to bear now. absolutely, it's all very — all coming to bear now. absolutely, it's all very well _ all coming to bear now. absolutely, it's all ve

worse, a local commander tried to override the state's attorney's decision only to be rebuffed by lorihtfoot's hand picked police superintendent, david brown. we got a double whammy this weekend, a message saying even when you put forward and put your own life on the line to be a witness and testify against someone, political leadership is not there to hold criminals accountable. jillian: raymond, also help us make sense with this. more than 250 kids were shot. that was as of last month. 32 of them died. like i said, that's a month ago. those numbers are sure to change after this. but i mean, do you think democratic leaders in this city are capable of getting law and order under control? >> with the current crop of leadership, no, they are not. they're too busy coddling criminals and enabling bad behavior. they're bending over backwards as we saw with those charges to get people out on the street when we know they're criminals, when we know they're murderers, we know they're doing harm to the city of chicago. they simply do not have the will, though they have the rhetoric of saying the

lori is a former wal-mart executive in the founder of the now shuttered e-commerce company jet dot com. >> and according to linkedin, he's now a founding member of the city of to low. so we're going to be the most open, the most fair and the most inclusive city in the world. here's what we know about the city from the website. planners are still scouting the exact location, but it's going to be somewhere in the southwest possibilities include nevada, utah idaho, arizona, and texas. they're looking for 1500 acres to start with plans to eventually expand to 150,000 acres. lori has teamed up with the danish architecture firm to bring his dream to life images show residential buildings covered in greenery and imagine residents walking around enjoying wide open space cars powered by fossil fuels would be banned, though. instead artis show autonomous vehicles scooters and pedestrians traveling down the streets of to so if you think about telos to as vibrant and diverse as a new york city. >> combined with fish and sea safety and cleanliness of the like tokyo. >> combined with the social serv

. >>> lori loughlin reviving her hacking career. >>> the unexpected twist we just learned about. >>> here is a lookatthe santa clara valley with the mount hamilton cam a. just a few clouds as we start off the day. you are in the 40's and other's. i'm tracking that ridge of high pressure over the park. we are looking at some off shore >>> in the north bay a santa rosa city leader wants to sanction side shows to make them safer. allowing drivers to do tricks in a controlled environment would free up police resources and could get youth involved in government and policy making. >>> this morning a lot of you have been telling us what you think about this next story. bicyclists in california could soon get the green light to cruise through stopsigns it. would make it legal to make a safe stop. cyclists would slow down at an intersection and then continue on if it's safe. opponents say that could be dangerous. >> they are supposedly handling the same rules of the road as drivers do. and problem when you are a car is -- sometimes it's hard to see them. >> lots of reacting on facebook. one w