we will catch up with cfo ned segal.the bond market, canadian two-year yields are seeing an unbelievable move right now. huge selloff happening as they are bringing forward their right height expectations by 26 basis points? francine: that was unexpected. the loonie also grinding lower. dollar-looney dropping right now. alix: 22 basis point move there. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: something we are watching in the markets, twitter shares down after reported third-quarter results that lacked wall street estimates. joining us now is ned segal, twitter cfo, as well as emily chang. i will handed over to you, emily. emily: twitter cfo ned segal with us now on the back of earnings results. revenue is up 37% year-over-year. you said the apple at tracking issues and supply issues were not having as big of an impact on advertising as we have seen in other places. is that a longer term trend you expect to keep up over the holidays? ned: we see positive trends in the business broadly. 13% growth over the year. delivering 37% revenue g

emily: twitter cfo ned segal there.ech results thursday when we hear from apple and amazon. after the break we are going to , talk about what you can expect. that's next. spotify's move into podcasting starting to pay off. the company reporting a 75% jump in ad sales for the third quarter and projecting that for the first time ever, annual ads sales will hit the one billion euro mark, just under $1.2 billion. investors have been hoping spotify's investment in podcasting would turn its money losing music service into a profitable audio service. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: it is another blockbuster deal involving car rental company hertz and tesla. uber drivers in the u.s. will be able to offer services with tesla electric cars rented from hertz starting next week. hertz will supply up to 15,000 teslas by 2023. earlier this week, hertz ordered 100,000 cars from tesla. the covid-19 shots for the youngest school-aged children in the u.s. is on track for likely approval. a panel of u.s. experts says that the benefits of a

too much money, ned. >> i hope so.gs that's interesting to me, biden has made an error by letting progressive's demand the infrastructure bill was the gateway to the green new deal. the spending bill so not about 3.541.2, it's 1.7 in the infrastructure bill had been a standalone, she said she would vote for. you could pass it as a separate bill and dealt with 3.5 but i think you've got a problem now because progressives are demanding we want our wish list and if you don't give it to us, the bills are linked, i hope they tear each other to pieces and they stand firm because 3.5 trillion which they say doesn't cost anything is insane. it feels like you're dealing with children and adult bodies who refuse to accept reality. kennedy: little children, what a pervert. kevin, what has happened to your party? i think ned is right, they are pacifying progressives way too much and you are creating a chasm in your party that will be unprofitable that's not a word. >> president obama's desk there was a sign that said hard things a

ned: i have received some tips in bitcoin. fun to play with the product and get people the opportunity to do so. we think about tips as an example of how we want to help people get paid. if you like what somebody is saying, if you want to contribute to a gofundme or with bitcoin through a lightning wallet or you want to use the cash app, we want to make it as easy as possible to allow value to transfer form one person to another on twitter. we think about that less from our revenue perspective and more about helping people get paid because if we do that, there will be more great content and we will continue to grow our audience. alix: thank you for joining us. fair enough, but you are going to want to go to revenue and grow the top line. i'm wondering how much the new products are going to contribute to the top line growth and when can we expect real numbers there? ned: we grew revenue 37% this quarter so i think you are seeing it already. we got it for the typical seasonal strength that we see in q4, the olympics were a stron

that's a good point to thank you, ned for talking with us. now when we come back and estimate at 1700000 migrants have already been encountered by law enforcement at the southern border and with the new wave of thousands marching north through mexico. concerns regarding how in already overwhelmed customs and border patrol will handle the lattice wait. what we're going to discuss after the break. with what happened. i make no bonus under slide to nationalities and new fresh as emerge. we don't have a tendency, we don't to look back seen the whole world needs to be ready. people are judgment, common crisis with we can do better, we should be doing better. everyone is contributing each in their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is great. the response has been massive. so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. ah, if you want something done, right, do it yourself. the acronym d i y i e, do it yourself has now become the name for unusual nra of online

kimberly, so that was pretty much the take away message from a ned price. what do we make of that? and his tone well, the white house, so regardless of which arm of government or agency you're talking about, whether it be the state department of the, by the administration, the white house of the, by the ministration or a other agencies all seem to be singing from the same sheet of music on this one and that is that the aid was very, it was very much explained to the officials in the parties involved. and a series of meetings by the special envoy to the horn of africa, including with general bur hon, that the aid would be in jeopardy to sudan if some sort of who took place. and given the fact that these events have transpired, even though the united states is not calling it a coo and continues its fact finding, they are not happy with the facts on the ground. given the fact that there, i use 2 days of meetings and then immediately this transpired. so now we have this announcement that the 8 is no longer under threat. it is paused and it is substantial. you heard there in the figure,

governor ned lamont, democrat of connecticut, joins me now. governor, it's good to have you.ccine, and what the results of those policies has been. >> good evening, chris. i'll tell you that through encouragement and incentives, we got about 88% of our adults vaccinated. we got the overwhelming majority of our nurses and teachers vaccinated. but that wasn't good enough. so we put in place mandates. that means that all teachers must be vaccinated and they are all getting vaccinated. all health care workers must be vaccinated. all state employees as of midnight tonight must be vaccinated or at least give us their testing protocols and how we can keep people safe. i would like to tell you that well over 90% of our folks are following that. >> right now, if i'm not mistaken, according to the cdc data we have, you've got the most vaccinated state in the union in terms of percentage of the eligible population. these numbers float around, but that's 12 and up, 79.9%. what has that meant for what delta looks like, what normally life looks like, your hospital system, as you have seen

that's a good point to thank you, ned for talking with us. now, when we come back and estimate at 1700000 migrants have already been encountered by law enforcement at the southern border and with a new wave of thousands marching north through mexico. concerns right regarding how an already overwhelmed customs and border patrol will handle the lot of suede, we're going to discuss after the break this picture tells a 1000 words and 1000 happens. there's a kaiser where aren't continue. this is the rosetta stone of me and kaiser report understanding this me was stacy wearing a crime. i don't know if you've seen it close enough or not, but that stacy wearing a crown in front of a burning building. this is the key name of all means. this is the construct. think all you need to know about our modern life in this me and it states, it has to be rich to be able to afford enzyme and find the luxury that for sure. despite having the most expensive health care system in the world, we have poor life expectancy. we have higher infant mortality. we have more

that's a good point to thank you, ned for talking with us. now when we come back and estimate at 1700000 migrants have already been encountered by law enforcement at the southern border and with the new wave of thousands marching north through mexico. concerns regarding how an already overwhelmed customs and border patrol will handle the lattice wait. we're going to discuss after the break. does your a path to strategic vision for the future? what kind of relationship will it develop with china? europe stands at a crossroads will remain dependent on washington as a junior partner or will europe opt to play the role of a great power on the world stage. he died. i cried. and i just kind of split the whole time out there. no one really thought anything different, knew this all thought, i just didn't feel good on the ways for the surgery. his lungs failed. 30 seconds, but i killed him. i had gotten stuck with so many needles that day in 2019 doctor started talking about a new wide spread. does he use that caused severe lung damage? there's a few

ned lamont won the primary fair and square and thanks to the laws of connecticut, i had a chance to gon independent, and thanks to the voters in connecticut, i won that one fair and square support from all three parties. i was privileged to have a final term in the u.s. senate. long live the debate. not all of us are going to agree. i think my point in this book is when we disagree, we've got to remember that we are fellow citizens of the same great country and it is much better to sit down at the table together, talk, and try to find a way to make some progress, listen to each other, instead of standing back and throwing blocks at each other. it doesn't do anything. host: the u.s. house will be coming in momentarily and so will the senate on c-span two, with a key vote coming up on a voting rights measure, procedural vote, likely won't get the 60 votes needed. you think the democrats should break the filibuster in the u.s. senate? guest: let me say two things quickly. i support the voting rights act from what i know about it. i don't know as much in detail as i would if i was in the s

joining us first on cnbc, twitter cfo ed segal ned, great to see you.ak to the issue of the apple privacy changes in terms of the ios. i think both you and the market thought something very different would be the outcome. >> thanks for having me. yeah, i'm pleased to be here to talk a little about the quarter just reported. there's been a lot of focus on apple's privacy changes over the last couple quarters it's really important to remember, all companies are coming at this from a different starting point because twitter historically hasn't leveraged third party even first-party signal the same way, because we've his soarically been 85% brand advertising, less impacted by these changes and 15% direct response, i think we see opportunity where others may see risk this levels the playing field, and it means we're all working under a new environment and as advertisers and agencies adapt, we see opportunity to make ads on twitter more svel relevant, less. >> a big plan to build new tools to better target users are you building new tools as well >> we're alw

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governor ned lamont. appreciate you joining us. thanks. >>> the fda has some big new meetings coming up. one thing on the agenda is pfizer's request to authorize the vaccine for children under the age of 12. 5 to 11-years-old. also addressing the question of booster shots for the moderna and johnson & johnson vaccines. >> yeah. such an important -- important moments as we look at that. senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen joining us with more. what are we hearing about these specifics and sort of when we could have answers? >> right. so these fda advisers, they are going to be busy in the month of october looking at a booster from moderna, a booster for johnson & johnson, and the pfizer vaccine for ages 5 to 11. so let's talk about johnson & johnson because we have learned that they will -- they are soon to be expected -- we are expecting that they will soon apply for emergency use authorization. let's look at some data that they put out recently. so they say when you look at some of their older data at their single shot th

ned, you are one of the best governors in the united states of america. you really are. [applause] president biden: you really are, because you stand up for what up -- for what you believe in and you don't back down. luke is an afghan war veteran. we were talking about all the work he has done with the governor placing afghan refugees, coming out of afghanistan. thank you for what you do. i really mean it. and richard blumenthal, who in back in those days, was the attorney general. when my son bo was still alive, he was attorney general. he looked for help from richard, who took him under his wing. you know what he thought of you. chris murphy, who has not only been a real soldier, but he has stood up and stuck up for me and chris. it matters. it matters when things are tight and you stand up and make the case. i do appreciate it. don larsen and i go back a long way. jill, you can't deny me. there is no way out. [laughter] president biden: and i don't want to keep you, but the time i came up this way, my son was going to yale law school and her mother -- was it a committ

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. >> texas has encouraged people who are anti-choice, anti-plan ned parenthood and they're more vocal and they're more animated. and it's just gotten more aggressive r. i walk down here every day, i've gotten harassed myself. i'm asking what it is that i think about and i said nothing. and it turn into a big argument >> we don't block anybody we keep the side walk open for people to have free passageway. there are protest or is with 40 days for life, a grassroots movement to try to end abortion. they hand out brochures. >> i will tell you that we will never harass a woman. sometimes there are two distinct groups that are out here. >> this activists blames the en count whats on others who show up saying she is fearful to show her face because of count what protest ors. the city of walnut creek is drafting up new regulations to control, access to the planned parenthood clinic. >> we can see if -- we can have a buffer zone that would create a space between the protest ors and patience whether that space is 15 feet, 20 feet, 30 feet. we'll have to see what that is. that's what will come b

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o european prime minister abbey off, ned is sworn in for a 2nd time as a rebel group kidnaps at least a $145.00 civilians in the west. ah . hello there, i'm this tells you, hey, this is al 0 live from doha. also coming up warnings that sir dawn is about to run out of medicine, a fuel and wheat off to the closure of its main pores. the un says possible war crimes have been.

the ned works did the same thing with john durham.ple from cbs, abc, nbc after hillary's crooked lawyer got indicted. breaking news alerts any time a trump associate was charged in the witch hunt. again, the press just turns the phage when the blot thickens. they just slapped clinton's dirty dossier law firm with more subpoenas. it ig report found the fbi systematically lied and tricked the fisa court for years to get warrant to spy on american citizens. they taikd evidence and the media is hiding the sleaze from the country. jim comey signed off on all of it. but the most corrupt chief since hoover basks in the grove left-wing worship and a book deal. they are throwing it in our faces. "politico" just confirmed communitier biden's laptop was legit. that's how you rig a vote. run the october supplies the year after the election. the family lied, the family was in business with chinese communists. don't hold your breath for a prosecution. in arizona joe biden beat trump by 11,000 votes. an audit found 57,000 questionable ballots just i

and so the united states, you heard there as well from ned price to spoke 1st and for the state department. the really next steps are being evaluated. but we do know that when it comes to humanitarian aid, the headline in the last few moments in the united states have pause that. a to sedan in light of the actions taken by the military. yep. all right, thank you so much. kimberly how reported from the white house now, more than 243000000 people have been infected with corona virus since 2019, almost 5000000 of them have died. the virus has also cut a part through the world's economies. and now the world health summit is underway in berlin, with the pandemic at the top of the agenda. here is dominant king for almost 2 years, the world has been struggling to deal with the corona virus 1st with lock towns, masks, and social distancing. and then for much of this year with vaccine silva for now in berlin, many of the world's top scientists, medics and ministers are working through what they see is the next big challenges. debating what new measures to take against the virus with the continuing

as for teeny sadie arrive, he says it's aiming to range ned 0 carbon emissions by 2016 crown prince. muhammad been salman made the announcement days before the global climate summit in glasgow . the read says it'll be focusing on trying to capture cotton before it enters the air and storing it rather than reducing reliance on fossil fuels. saudi arabia is one of the world's biggest oil producers to spain. now, when prime minister petro sanchez says, his government is accelerating aid to the island of la pa, mom, i volcano has been spewing, lover and ash for nearly 5 weeks. scientists say there's no sign of an end to the russians. agriculture and fishing have been hot heat and around 7 and a half 1000 people have been forced to leave their homes. not undone in less bit of don't give up. you hope we are. the solidarity of the spaniards is here on the island of la palmer, the spanish government here, and will be here every single day of this crisis. and every day, once it's over, the spanish government will be here. you go to and to royal, it's been deployed to investigate how he erupt.

the dish should be area listed, but there, meanwhile, that realism should come from the new year's ned to in you, in also may, it should be a mutual respect. her approach to such incidents and it should not hired under. busy ordinary every job guidance instead of for her having a stick in character. my a policy to or the government, you must not forget ordinary people who are suffering the most violent. they're incapable. thank you very much. thanks. at least a 1000000 children in afghanistan are at risk of dying from severe acute malnutrition if they don't get urgent treatment. thus, according to unicef, unicef saying the international community has only weeks to act to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe wanting some. you may find the images in this report from osama binge of 8 disturbing. this mother has just found out her one day old baby is day thick. a born prematurely doctor see the baby's organs from his brain to his legs are underdeveloped. he weighs just over 700 grams and doesn't have a name yet. oh, the baby must be more than 2500 on and he's list and one we haven't much for

this is more of what ned price the department spokesperson had to say. it is very early hours. this happened overnight. we're evaluating the situation on the ground. we're watching very closely. we are communicating and coordinating very closely with our allies and with our partners around the world. so i don't want to get ahead of, of where we are. but suffice to say that we are willing to resort to any and all appropriate measures to hold accountable are those who are me be attempting to derail on the will, the aspirations of the sudanese people and those who may be responsible for violence for violence that we may yet see now there's also the question of whether the situation in cartoon is going to complicate an already difficult situation that of the grand ethiopian renaissance damn better known as gerd. as our viewers may know, the countries of ethiopia, sudan, and egypt have all been locked in a very tough diplomatic fight over the future operation of this facility, which ethiopia says is key to providing its people with potable water. however, the u. s. is position right

ned, 2 and a half 1000 day, the many entities here with united kingdom have shown that they talking about those very conditions. all the evidence we've gotten, all the experience we've gotten united states is that they would go just re max prison on a sentence. 175 years, he would spend the rest of his life in a super max prison in the united states. what kind of life is that to look forward to? somebody's committed, no crime. i've been telling the world the truth. it is a total injustice. we send this man to america to the hands to the law of assassin. many of the parking people have said he should be killed, so they won't treat him as a human being. so they want to make an example of giving a son by treating him so badly by trying to break him. so that gives a lesson to other journalists. well, a lot, brittany does. the rest of the next few hours in the states have now become so high as the united states, what his alleged role, that one of the largest compromises of classified information in the history of the united states. and if found guilty and config, it's a prison sentence. about

oh, if you appears prime minister, i'd be off. ned is sworn in for a 2nd term as a rebel group kidnaps at least a $145.00 civilians in the west. ah . hello there, i'm nest of your day. this is al 0 life from doha, also coming up warnings that sir dawn is about to run out of medicine of fuel and wheat after the closure of its main course. the un says possible war crimes have been committed during the conflict and libya with migrants and detainees particularly vulnerable and still spewing the spanish government charges $239000000.00 to the island of la palmer recover from its erupt in volcano. ah, well if you appears prime minister i be off, man has been sworn in for a 2nd time after he and his party secured a landslide victory and june's elections. he is described that pole as ethiopia as a 1st attempt, as a free and fair vote. it was overshadowed though by the conflict and t ry, where hundreds of thousands of people are currently facing fallon. meanwhile, there are reports of fighting in western ethiopia between rebel groups and security forces. there already displaced thousands of peo

state department ned price. the taliban accountable for their pledge of safe travel we are not satisfied. >> bill: they will resume evacuation flights. that's proof we left americans behind. >> yes, he also back tracked and said there won't be any military-style evacuations. what he was saying was these grassroots organization many of whom quit their jobs and exhausted their savings and are suffering in terms of their own ptsd, they have to get the job done. price said 129 americans have been evacuated. wait a minute. i thought there were only 100 there according to his boss blinken. are they all out? of course not. that number was wrong from the get go. it was misleading. he put on a disqualifier of those that want to leave. they all want to leave. these veteran groups won't quit. thank god. they are doing is out of pocket and what the state department should do. focus on getting everybody out rather than funneling aid through the taliban who have a long history of skimming billion dollars off the top. that wil

with their neighbors. story me now to discuss is our t writer and producer neighbor a sharma, leach ned, thank you so much for joining me. let's talk pole in this debate. that's happening right now in the you actually kind of reminds me a little bit about what's going on here in the united states. states rights versus federal rights where they're outlined and who actually has a supreme power. we have different rules regarding that. we have the 10th amendment here in the united states does that. it actually exists in poland in the, you know, obviously different situation. i mean, the u. s. states started out, theoretically, is independent polities, european states have been independent qualities for centuries before that and the u . isn't quite set up like the u. s. it's set up more like the soviet union in the sense that brussels is supreme and all of these other countries can, can pretend that their sovereign can take the blame for everything that goes wrong, but can never take the credit for everything. anything that goes right, right. so whenever something goes wrong, it's a national

the focus is getting to ned zero. -- net zero.ks say they are committed to financing the goals but they don't think they can quit fossil fuels. global banks have pumped almost $4 trillion into oil, gas and coal. that compares to the $800 billion that went into green projects during the same period. for more on this, our esg editor joins us from copenhagen. why is it so hard for big banks to quit fossil fuels? >> good morning. it has been a lucrative business. the bank industry would tell us is you cannot do it from one to the next. they have long-standing relationships and that will help them through the transition. on the other hand, they seem to have been caught off guard by the very rapid change in sentiment as we get more data from scientists that makes it clear we are on the wrong trajectory. there is a sense of sentiment of change, the time has come. it is not up to banks any longer to be financing fossil fuels, and moving away from that business model. francine: how hard is it for financial institutions to define esg, all b

about 1.3% let's get to matt taylor for more on evergrande and what is the latest that investigaors ned to know. >> reporter: these concerns lingering around evergrande and today news of a possibly divestment of a majority stake of a unit hitting investor sentiment. of course, hong kong was closed on friday, so playing catch up when we saw the heavy selling pressure at the end of last week the concerns around evergrande really on the hang seng index. when it comes to evergrande and evergrande property services awaiting any news out of the companies on any announcement. earlier today calling the trading halt ahead of what the companies are saying is a significant transaction, a possible general offer for shares of the company. it was then also reported by chinese state media, the global times in particular, that chinese property firm hobson has been looking at the property services unit and will be making an offer worth some 40 billion hong kong dollars or around 5.1 u.s. billion dollars this is for a 51% stake of the property services unit but no confirmation yet from those companies as

ned lamont. [applause] thank you all very, very much. want to thank my family over here, but particularly my wife and my daughter area -- daughter. [indiscernible] i am very grateful for them for their commitments and support as well and what they have contributed along the way. i mentioned the governor has helped. richard friedman is a great friend. [applause] [indiscernible] [applause] [indiscernible] you were able to be survivors of the holocaust, which was the genesis of my father's coming alive, if you will. it would have been not quite the same event had you not been here. so much of what you andy th other survivors have done it is made the issue of human rights come home to all of us. thank you to the contributions to our stay on countless occasions and thank you for reminding all of us to never, ever forget, so thank you, my dear friend. many wonderful people as i look around. [indiscernible] decided to have lunch with each other about a year and a half ago. thank you, both. everything that you've done. [applause] which is someth

where do they start to get ned interest income from? what does it look like at bank of america tomorrow? those are the questions we look to. they are creeping up just a little bit, eight had higher than wall street -- a little bit, a tad higher than wall street expected. their return on equity, you and i love to watch it, they blew through the roof at the end of the day, even with higher expenses and some of those revenue lines moderating. jonathan: sonali, thank you. at stock is positive about 0.3%. tom: they lead the single line of the earnings presentation. they minted $11.7 billion in 90 days. jonathan: that's not bad, is it? i think they are doing ok. tom: the media loses scale of the massive size of this. i would use the cfa term, they are ginormously profitable. jonathan: that story has been appreciated somewhat coming into these numbers. we are up on the kbw bank index. let's get to jim paulsen, leutho ld group chief investment strategy -- investment strategist. what is your playbook for the next couple of weeks? jim: if you loo

. ♪♪ ned ea did they face the unknown, with resolve...and triumph. baaam.'t miss a beat. you could take out $ that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. adorable, but does yours block malware? nope. -it crushes it. pshh, mine's so fast, no one can catch me. big whoop! mine gives me a 4k streaming box. -for free! that's because you all have the same internet. xfinity xfi. so powerful, it keeps one-upping itself. can your internet do that? on capitol hill. mitch mcconnell offering to let democrats raise the debt limit for a while, giving them a longer term period to hash this out. we'll bring in senator john kennedy, get his thoughts there. first, chad pergram is following the minute-to-minute changes in this on capitol hill. what is the biggest headline on this right now, chad, in this development? >> mitch mcconnell basically is offering a short term extension of the debt ceiling through december. the other offer would be to allow an expedited process for democrats to raise the process through reconciliation, the filibuster-proof process that you can

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in washington, state department spokesperson ned price said the u.s. would suspend a $700 million emergency aid package for sudan. the coup occurred just a day after thu.s. speal envoy for the horn of africa, jeffrey feltman, was in khartoum where he met with both the head of sudan's military and the now detained sudanese prime minist. we'll have more on the coup in sudan later in the broadcast. moderna says that two, smaller-sized doses of its covid-19 produced a powerful immune response in kids enrolled in clinical trial and those as young as six years old. moderna hasn't yet publicly released its data and the results are not yet peer reviewed. today, an fda advisory committee meets to review pfizer's application for emergency use of its covid vaccine for u.s. children aged five to 11. final approval from the cdc could come as soon as next week. the american academy of pediatrics reports about a quarter of all covid-19 cases over the last week were among children, with over 118,000 infections in the united states. the biden administration says it soo

that appeared to embolden investors as ned davis research put it in a note this week although the firm notes that bitcoin tends to have a correction every 40 days oss. >> they points out the outperformance in face of fears of inflation and places itself as uncorrelated asset. coin shares pointing out that the last week the strongest week of inflows since may and telling me a lot of the inflows are coming from institutional investors and professional investors allocating for clients. s are some data showing higher percentage of bitcoin transactions over $10 million which tends to suggest moves from birg institutional players. this is according to glass node and fundstrat. kelly. >> we also, kate, have comments from jamie dimon this has been one of the most fun navers in bitcoin the last couple years blasting it gwen, calling it worthless. the quote from the iif conference today he says quote i personally think bitcoin is worthless i don't think you should smoke cigarettes either. our clients are adults they disagree. here is the rest of the quote. if it they want to the access buy or se

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at this point in the movie "groundhog day," ned has already been punched and feels out of the cycle, but we're still stuck in this groundhog day, julie, in this cycle. we'll start with you. we know two moderates are pretty unhappy this morning. how about the rest of the democrats? >> good morning, guys. moderates in the house and senate are not happy. that's the tv-friendly word i can use to describe how they're feeling. they're not just livid at leadership but president biden as well. he made that two-mile trek last night after a long week on capitol hill to try to unite house democrats. they walked away perhaps more frustrated than before, and that's because president biden made it clear to them they don't have the votes to pass the bipartisan infrastructure package that passed the senate one month ago. josh gottheimer is a democrat from new jersey. he went on to blame progressives for what he calls them sinking the deal and delaying the agreement. he's disappointed with. that he's the chair of the house problem-solvers caucus. it's personal for him because he helped put together t

connecticut governor ned lamont joined other democratic governors at the white house this week to call for action. the governors want congressional democrats to stop arguing among themselves and pass the bipartisan infrastructure package along with the president's build back better plan. new mexico governor michelle lujan grisham says the president's bill includes billions for human infrastructure like money to help families pay for child care and universal preschool. that makes all the difference. >> and having workers today and workers tomorrow with house progressives are battling senate moderates over the size of the bill. >> rhode island governor daniel mckee says pick a number. any bill is better than nothing. they find that compromise spot, get the money out to us now we will make sure that gets invested. well. >> and then you always can come back. but house republican leader kevin mccarthy says any additional spending will make things worse. whether this bill is 4.5 trillion three trillion or 1.5. the democrats proposal. >> worsen inflation. continue to harbor and harm our labor

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connecticut governor ned lamont joined other democratic governors at the white house this week to call for action. the governors want congressional democrats to stop arguing among themselves and pass the bipartisan infrastructure package along with the president's build back better plan. new mexico governor michelle lujan grisham says the president's bill includes billions for human infrastructure like money to help families pay for child care and universal preschool. that makes all the difference. >> and having workers today and workers tomorrow with house progressives are battling senate moderates over the size of the bill. >> rhode island governor daniel mckee says pick a number. any bill is better than nothing. they find that compromise spot, get the money out to his now we will make sure that gets invested. well. >> and then you always can come back. but house republican leader kevin mccarthy says any additional spending will make things workers. whether this bill is 4.5 trillion three trillion or 1.5. the democrats proposal. >> worsen inflation. continue to harbor and harm our la

we put the project in place over a month ago, anticipating what we nedded to do in -- needed to do innd long term. it's going to take collaboration by everybody in the supply chain, not just marine terminal operators, it's going to take the truckers, the warehouses, the railroads. the spot that we're in right you now, there's been strong commitment by key players to make this work. arthel: so give us, as you said, there's a lot of choreography involved. if you could further explain what did it take to reach 24 hour operations at your port alone and can you sustain this level of productivity? >>> well, we certainly could sustain the level of productivity with regard to what we need to do going forward. and needless to say that i think the question in terms of how it's elevated, when you talk about the impact to the economy and suffice to say that the chairman of the federal reserve board has referenced the supply chain disruption as a factor with regard to how we set monetary policy, it's elevated pretty high and, again, if we don't fix this going forward, again, it's a national crisis

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