nikki? >> cbs's manuel bojorquez in prt-au-prince. thank you. >>> american workers are testing their power. thousands have hit picket lines in several states amid a nationwide labor shortage seeking better pay, benefits and working conditions. there is even a name for it, striketober. cbs's lilia luciano is in los angeles with more. lilia? >> reporter: nikki, here in los angeles a strike by hollywood crews has been averted for now. but nationwide many workers are walking off the job and right onto the picket line. pandemic pressure is spurring strikes, including this one in a suburb of minneapolis. >> you don't mess with the nurses. >> reporter: a walkout by nurses prompted a hospital in plymouth to close its emergency room. >> this is like my fifth picket during this pandemic. i find that deplorable. >> reporter: staffing shortages and the battle over benefits are impacting almost every industry. 10,000 john deere workers are on strike. the illinois-based company is expected to post record

here is nikki usher. >> high. i am the executive director of open markets institute at them one of the founders of the center for journalism liberty. we launched c. j. oh in late 2019 as part of the night research network to focus on identifying and establishing market structures that will ensure the full independence and robustness of american journalism in the digital age. i am truly thrilled today to be able to introduce nikki usher who's a senior fellow at cgl and her new book "news for the rich, white, and blue: how place and power distort american journalism." nikki is also an associate professor at university of illinois urbana-champaign and the author of two previous books. i first met nikki about five years ago at a holiday party any offices of the foundation here in d.c. one of those places where people speak very softly and try to avoid all references to power and class. after talking to nikki for about five minutes i realized two things. nikki usher is a brilliant observer of today's journalism, and ni

and ♪ ♪ nikki usher is a hell of a ♪ ♪ fighter.♪ ♪ and i thought to myself, ♪ ♪ nikki and i are going privileged .♪ ♪ when power and politics ♪ ♪ got in the way, donald ♪ ♪ trump won the white house, ♪ ♪ google open markets, ♪ ♪ facebook decided they ♪ ♪ wanted to rule the world.♪ ♪ so it took a while but in ♪ ♪ late 2019 nikki and i♪ ♪ reconnected and this book ♪ ♪ is proof of two things .♪ ♪ first nikki indeed has the ♪ ♪ chops to save american ♪ ♪ journalism and second, ♪ ♪ that nikki can pretty much ♪ ♪ do it on her own.♪ ♪ that said you have someone ♪ ♪ with us today to talk with ♪ ♪ nikki about news for the ♪ ♪ rich white and blue is ♪ ♪ himself very much an ♪ ♪ expert in these same ♪ ♪ threats.♪ ♪ that's matt thompson of ♪ ♪ the new york times.♪ ♪ matt is editor of the ♪ ♪ times new headway in ♪ ♪ addition which does the ♪ ♪ investigations into ♪ ♪ economic health, the ♪ ♪ environment and more.♪ ♪ he has worked with the ♪ ♪ fresno bee, tribune and ♪ ♪ the atlantic as well as at ♪ ♪ the center for public ♪ ♪ integrity and the poynter ♪ ♪ institute.♪ ♪ in her book mickey wright ♪

>> nikki, here in l.a.'s strike by hollywood crews has been averted for now but nationwide many workers are walking off the job and right on to the pick et lne. >> pandemic pressure is spurring strikes including this one in a suburb of minneapolis. >> a walkout by nurses prompted a hospital in plymouth to close its emergency room. >> this is like my fifth pick et during this pandemic. i find that deplorable. >> staffing shortages and the battle over benefits are impacting almost every industry. 10,000 john deere workers are on strike. the illinois based company is expected to post record profits this year. >> and a 60,000 hollywood production worker strike was tentatively averted this weekend at the 119 hour. union members must still vote on the three kreer deal with the studios. >> union members are steaming mad. >> another 300 wine boats. >> alicia is a prop masters in the-- union. >> iatse union. >> what were some of the complaints. >> the constant feeling that a, you are going to lose your job. and i was

please welcome ambassador nikki haley. [applause] [applause] thank you for your very, very kind words and thank you all for being here. it is a privilege to be back at the reagan library. this is truly an incredible place and most fitting tribute for our 40th president. ronald reagan's life and leadership provides so many important lessons for the country. i wish every american could visit this library and learn from it especially right now in this extremely challenging time. it's become fashionable in some circles even in some conservative ones to dismiss the relevance of ronald reagan. they say we must move beyond reagan. times have changed, they said, and it'ss only right to change with them. of course it's true that every era has its unique challenges. no period in history provides an exact map for today. but dismissing the lessons of ronald reagan makes no more sense than dismissing the lessons of lincoln or washington. we must not reject the profound wisdom of our past because it would be a sure way to destroy our fu

and quite a journey, shall we say, for nikki haley. joining us now miles taylor, former chief of staff at the department of homeland security under former president trump. miles, you know, i think there are two things going on here with nikki haley that are related. one is she is tkg what mike pence is to go and what many people in the republican party are doing, whatever they said before negative about donald trump and the insurrection, they are trying to walk it back, minute by minute, day by day. she is doing another thing, this line of attack on democrats saying they are somehow unamerican. there is a connect there, right? what's more unamerican, supporting some of the things democrats do, we talk about some of the things progressives do, or being acquiesceent to an insurrection at the u.s. capitol? >> i weigh what the democrats are doing against insurrection and find things can't really be prepared. you used the operative word, political gymnastics. she is putting herself, frankly, though, in an impossible position. while posturin

next on media buzz, nikki haley collapse back at an cnn anchor. series drawing lots of flak howie: with president biden sliding in the polls the media is paying more attention to possible republican challengers who aren't named trump. >> she even tried to go to mar-a-lago to kiss the ring but was reportedly denied. she may be right that history will judge donald trump harshly but nikki haley will not because she's too busy trying to ride his coat tails. howie: the former south carolina governor and u.n. ambassador who is of indian descent hit back on fox news. >> it's amazing to me how the liberal media can't stand it when someone black or brown happens to talk about the fact that america is the best country in the world. and that same state elected me as the first female and first minority governor and you can't say that we're a racist country. you just can't. howie: joining us now, robby soave of reason magazine and author of the book, tech panic, why we shouldn't fear facebook and the future and richard fowler, radio talk show host. what do you

nikki haley served as -- at the u.n. under the trump administration for nearly two years before stepping down at the end of 2018. she was elected twice as south carolina's governor. was electeh carolina's governor. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome ambassador nikki haley. [applause] ms. haley: good evening everyone -- >> my name is john and i am the executive director of the ronald reagan foundation. thank you for coming. in honor of our men and women in uniform who protect and defend our freedoms around the world, would you stand and join me for the pledge of allegiance? [applause] >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. please be seated. [applause] >> before we get started, i would like to recognize a few special guests we have in the audience this evening. former congressman and terrific wife -- and his terrific wife, [applause] >> our second special guest with us tonight is

>> look, i think here's the deal with nikki haley. there is a great scripture i was saying this before we went to break, a double minded man is unstable in all his ways. nikki haley's double minded, one minute she is against those folks, the insurrectionists, the trump and we shouldn't have followed that. the next moment, the democrats don't believe in america, they're the bad guys, i get her mailers at home, they're awful, they're about socialism, there is not one idea. so, yeah, i mean, i think this is very different, john. she's running for president in 2024. and she's trying to establish herself as the conservative pro america candidate and get the trump base to give her kind of the green light there. >> what is her lane here to do that, mary catherine? it seems like she's swerving all over the road on any given day. >> to be fair to anyone in this field, the lanes are coming into d.c. with, like, construction going on. they're going to change constantly based on trump, right? she's trying to do this dance, i think she's done it b

good to see nikki haley. thanks for being on set with us today. >> thanks so much. >> martha: coming up, an important new nugget breaking today in the investigation into the deadly shooting on alec baldwin's movie set. wait till you hear what the sheriff said a short time ago next. >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service the way you need it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> a snitch line on parents. started five days after a left wing political organization asked for it. if that's not political, i don't know what is. >> martha: that was jim jordan hammering the attorney general for politicizing the justice department. now his committee is demanding that other officials at doj testify about their role in targeting concerned parents who they wanted to track as

nikki haley is no stranger to facing her own times are choosing. whether to challenge an incumbent in her own party to launch a political career. how to lead it through tragedy and bring down a flag in order to lift up estate. how to confront emmett -- enemies of freedom on the world stage with trademarked grit and grace. and when to step down from a diplomatic post where the ambassador led so capably. and when to take issue, as a matter of principle, with anyone. with that experience, it is only natural so many republicans are looking to ambassador nikki haley firm -- for direction. it is a rare political figure who can win widespread praise in her experience with both domestic policy and foreign relations. we are honored to have her here with us. this speaker series would be incomplete without her. of course, while we listen to her speech, it may give us some insight into her next steps, [laughter] [applause] gerry: it is really about the direction of the party, as has been said before this is not a forum for slogans or personal attacks. this is

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overturn the election, and yet, former trump allies who criticized him for the attempted coup like nikkialey and mike pence are pathetically falling back in line for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: if you recall and i know it's hard to remember since it happened approximately 78 years ago, donald trump whipped up a violent mob to attack the capitol and stage an insurrection in order to overturn the results of a free and fair election. i'm no lawyer, but that alone seems to me like a crime worthy of jail time and by the way, when i say i'm not a lawyer, that doesn't mean i don't know lawyers i feel like everyone i know is a lawyer the other day, i was at the dentist office getting a cleaning, and when i mentioned a parking ticket, my hygienist said, "do you need representation" and gave me his card although i should be clear, my dental hygienist is rudy giuliani. i'm sorry, he's just cheaper i think it's because he uses helium instead of nitrous. i say that because it always hurts a ton, and when i scream in pain, it sounds like this - oh no! god no [ laughter ] al

nikki began to campaign for disability rights and against assisted dying.lly ill and you want to die, why shouldn't you have that right to die? because it's notjust about you. the door will open for other people who are seen as less worthy. there's not enough in society that says if you're disabled or old, for god's sake, that means you matter. it stops you mattering cos you canjust be got rid of, and then that will change the way we see each other. it's too dangerous. what some regard as a threat, others see as a comfort and a right they should be given. that's amazing. it's hard to put into words how special it's gonna be. i'm so excited. sherrie and anna are planning their wedding. look at the floor. you're gonna be dancing. you are. after ten years together, they're due to marry near their home in caerphilly. i expected to wear one type of dress and i love the other kind of dress, so it's a gamechanger. you'll be crying when you see it. i have no idea what it looks like. sherrie's family are not letting me see it. but just as they thought they'd be spen

nikki haley. you know?here she currently is. that is, exhibited, in, there was a period of time people thought maybe she would signal a break from trumpism or be able to take's republican party back to a pre-trump era. that's clear for i think a couple years now that with her announcement she wouldn't run, if trump ran with her, various comments over the past year essentially where she's aligned herself with trump and made the decision as awe republicans have at this point, even though he's off the field, down in mar-a-lago, no power whatsoever. real power, to get anything done. donald trump remains the king of the republican party and everyone must kiss the ring and take a knee in front of donald trump. that's what you see. her prospects, i don't know. but she's in the mainstream of donald trump. that's still the basic line for her. i won't run if donald trump runs and if he doesn't run and i run, i must be on donald trump's side, no way to do it without his support and blessblessing. >> all this is moot i

norah. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste, thank you. back here in washington, president biden left the oval office and went to the capitol today, hoping to salvage the major pieces of his legislative agenda. and tonight, we're learning new details about what the president told members of his own party. cbs' nikole killion joins us from the cab tol. nikole, what did the president said? >> reporter: norah, president biden urged the fighting factions in his party to compromise, and he isn't putting a timetable on when to get it done. president biden trekked to capitol hill late friday to rally fellow democrats around his signature priorities. >> it doesn't matter whether it's in six minutes, six days, or six weeks-- we're going to get it done. >> reporter: the high-stakes visit capped off a day of discussions among democrats. >> we're in the middle of mashed potatoes or sausage making. that's what legislation is. >> reporter: dug in over differences. >> we need to be real. are we going to deliver universal pre-k. to this country or not? ar

good evening, nikki. >> reporter: norah, good evening.in new york city, the deadline has just passed for all public school staff to get at least one vaccine dose or face termination. and we've just learned, the supreme court has refused to block that mandate. and today, another mandate in california: all eligible school-aged children must be vaccinated against covid as soon as the f.d.a. gives full approval for the shot. >> we want to end this pandemic. >> reporter: california governor gavin newsom took a bold step today, making his state the first to mandate covid vaccinations for eligible children in public and private schools, once the vaccine is approved by the f.d.a. >> in fact, i anticipate other states to follow suit as well. >> reporter: the vaccine will be added to the list of other vaccinations, like measles and chicken pox, required by schools in california. about a third of california kids 12 to 17 are not vaccinated against covid. >> i'm 100% in favor of it. >> reporter: meanwhile, today, drug company merck announced its expe

nikki, chip, thank you for your time. please keep us updated, okay?afe. >> thank you. >> thanks so much, don. >>> so he had a heart attack and a traumatic brain injury after being assaulted at the capitol. and now the man who assaulted michael fanone is being charged. more next. every day, coventry helps people get cash for their life insurance policies they no longer need. i'm an anesthesiologist and a pain physician by specialty. i was trying to figure out what i could do with this term life insurance policy. i'm sorta stuck because i can't just go out and buy more insurance, because of my diagnosis. i called coventry direct and everything clicked. there actually were a lot more options that i thought there ever would be. coventry helped michael like we've helped thousands of people sell all or part of their life insurance policies for cash. even a term policy. there probably are a lot of people that are in a similar situation who don't know they have an option. i would definitely recommend talking to coventry about it. coventry made it very easy. i

i knew that he will be hanged and he told me, "hi, nikki," which was my nickname in the family.ikki, we will soon celebrate christmas in our "house," and i was really thinking why is he lying? why is he lying? let's move forward and think about the impact of all of this on your family. you have siblings, two older sisters and i think two brothers. yes. could you — in the years that followed — talk to them, share feelings with them, actually have the same sort of understanding of what your father had done and what it meant to you as a family? i was living in a boarding school until i finished school. we were separated in different places, but whenever we came together after a short while, we where discussing our father. and then very slowly i found out that we had very different approaches to my father especially. and this separated me. because your sisters, what, they... ? three of my sisters defended my father, said he was an innocent victim of hitler and of justice and nuremberg. i would say it cost them their lives. they died very early. my next older sister called kitty, she

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i'm not sure nikki haley needed to respond.ning show is the tv version of a tree falling in the forest and nobody hearing it. "fox and friends" which competes with cnn new day triples the ratings at 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 am but it is ironically labeled an anchor at the network like those objective anchors like chris cuomo and don lemon who in the spirit of cronkite and mode. cnn, which lost 75% of its audience, 3 of four viewers are gone. they play the race card from the bottom of the deck and with few exceptions as much interest in holding the current administration and president to account because it serves at the pleasure of the democratic party by purging anything resembling dissenting voices on that network, show me any person on that the network i haven't seen them, told to go away and conservatives in general you rarely see. it is from anchors that we get at this point and that is why it is struggling as much as it is. todd: what is so horrible about her experience she hates this country apparently so much and if you're on mo

nikki battiste, thank you. >>> and here is a sobering thought. some economists believe the supply chain bottleneck could keep prices high throughout next year. tonight cbs' carter evans reports the backlog isn't just hurting consumers, it's driving some businesses to the brink. >> we should not have empty shelves. that's not a good sign. >> reporter: ed o'brien's denver company makes some of the most popular outdoor toys on the market. but it's on track for a sales decline of 40%. >> we don't have a demand problem. people want to buy your products. >> yeah, it's a supply problem. >> reporter: that's because he has no idea when his toys will arrive from china. >> we still have containers that we place orders for in march. we have not seen and we don't know where they're at. >> reporter: and because of the huge backlog, he is paying more for shipping than ever. >> the cost per container was $6500 from china to denver. >> how much is it now? >> $50,000. >> reporter: how much have you lost this year? >> we have faced over two million of unexpected ex

here is nikki usher. >> high. i am the executive director of open markets institute at them one of the founders of the center for journalism liberty. we launched c. j. oh in late 2019 as part of the night research network to focus on identifying and establishing market structures that will ensure the full independence and robustness of american journalism in the digital age. i am truly thrilled today to be able to introduce nikki usher who's a senior fellow at cgl and her new

nikki battiste has the story. >>> lie back -- >> reporter: dr.field isn't used to being the patient, but recent genetic testing revealed she has a rare mutation in the palb2 gene, significantly increasing her risk for breast cancer. >> when it came back positive, i was very surprised. >> reporter: now the 48-year-old mother of three faces an excruciating decision -- biannual mammograms and mris or a double mastectomy. >> you feel a little bit like a ticking time bomb because you know you have the gene. >> reporter: typically palb2 genes help repair dna damage in cells and stop tumor growth. a mutation can result in cells that become abnormal, further increasing every woman's nearly 13% average lifetime risk of getting breast cancer. for carriers of the palb2 gene the risk goes up to 33% and even higher with the family history to 58%. dr. elisa port is crutchfield's physician at the dubin breast center. some people who consider genetic testing would rather not know. >> i would say that knowledge is power, and i tell all of my mutation carriers the

here is cbs' nikki battiste. >> go ahead and lie back. >> reporter: dr.lde crutchfield isn't used to being the patient, but recent genetic testing revealed she has a rare mutation in the palb2 gene, significantly increasing her risk for breast cancer. >> when it came back positive, i was very surprised. >> reporter: now the 48-year-old mother of three faces an excruciating decision: biannual mammograms and m.r.i.s, or a double mastectomy. y>> rter: typicly palb2 lackg s genes help repair d.n.a. damage in cells and stop tumor growth, but a mutation can result in cells that become abnormal, further increasing every woman's nearly 13% average lifetime risk of getting breast cancer. for carriers of the palb2 mutation, with no family history, the risk goes up to 33 33%, and even higher with a family history to 58%. dr. elisa port is crutchfield's physician at the dubin breast center. some people who consider genetic testing just would rather not know. >> i would say that knowledge is power, and i tell all of my mutation carriers, the ball is in their court. >>

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nikki battiste, thank you.onight, president biden is blasting senate republicans for blocking attempts to raise the nation's debt ceiling, warning of a crisis like a meteor headed to crash into our economy. the president is also struggling to get his own party to pass his legislative agenda. cbs's nancy cordes reports tonight from the white house. >> two. two people. >> reporter: in a meeting this afternoon, the president asked progressives what they are willing to cut in order to secure support from the last two holdouts. >> look, i need 50 votes in the senate. i have 48. >> reporter: one of the two is west virginia democrat joe manchin who wants to slash the president's build back better from 3.5 trillion to is .5 dollars trillion. >> reporter: the eid we have for our country. >> reporter: he and arizona democrat seernts seernts hounded by protesters this weekend who followed sinema into a arizona bathroom and paddled up to manchin's house boat. >> tax the rich! we're taxing the rich! >> reporter: but the two

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nikki battiste, thank you.ring thought: some economists believe the supply chain bottleneck could keep prices high throughout next year. tonight, cbs' carter evans reports the backlog isn't just hurting consumers. it's driving some businesses to the brink. >> we should not have empty shelves. that's not a good sign. >> reporter: ed o'brien's denver company makes some of the most popular outdoor toys on the market, but it's on track for a sales decline of 40%. you don't have a demand problem. people want to buy your product. >> yeah, it's a supply problem. >> reporter: that's because he has no idea when his toys will arrive from china. >> we still have containers that we placed orders in march and have not seen and don't know where they're at. >> reporter: because of the huge port backlog, he's paying more for shipping than ever. >> the cost for shipping from china was $6500 from china to denver.ppin >> reporter: how much is it now? >> $30,000. >> reporter: how much have you lost this year? >> we face over $2 mi

nikki haley is the former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and former south carolina governor in "focus" now. great to see you today. first of all you have had strong thoughts going into this and now it seems to be like the next level with the federal government now coming to local municipalities to get involved. >> this is so bad. this basically goes to the heart of saying if you don't agree with joe biden we'll make you agree with joe biden. and look, as a mom, i know we have one job. we have one job and that's to protect our children and do the best that we can. and parents feel like no one is listening whether it's masks, vaccine mandates, whether it's critical race theory. parents have every right to be a part of how their child is raised, educated and move forward in the world. the idea that you want to take that away from parents and want to shut them down when they disagree? when i was governor we wanted as many parents involved in their school board meetings as possible. i would always say we need you at those meetings. we need you t

then there's nikki haley, who once looked like she could stand apart from the savagery of her party.h, trump's former ambassador to the u.n. was willing to say the obvious. remember this? he's fallen so far, we should not have followed him. and we should not have listened to him. and we can't let that happen ever again. ever again. until this "wall street journal." trump has a, quote, strong legacy from his administration. we need him in the republican party. i don't want us to go back to the days before trump. really? look, it is not notable that politicians will say whatever it takes to get power. i know these rules don't apply to your life. i know this is why you are so disgusted by politics, especially the politics on the right right now. i got it. all of it is a problem. they are specifically a unique problem. what matters is that trump still carries this kind of weight. the only time people seem to tell the truth about what should be obvious to all of us is when they're getting paid to, like his white house press secretary, stephanie grisham, who now wants you to have clear eye

." >> reporter: nikki hudson is seeking re-election to the school board in suburban columbus, ohio.o she says she received a threatening letter over her support of masks and a diversity and inclusion program. what do you tell your kids when you get a letter like that? >> you tell them you don't live in fear. we don't back down to bullies. and we also make safe choices. so you don't go places alone. make sure that someone's with you. >> reporter: normally these off-year nonpartisan school board elections are sleepy. the turnout is very low. but that was before the pandemic when school boards were still boring. >> you're stepping over your line -- >> you don't need to breathe for me -- >> let's take a recess. the board will take a recess. >> reporter: after protests and fury over mask mandates, vaccines, and anti-racism curricula, school board races are the front lines of a national culture war. candidates are facing heat normally reserved for big-time politics. >> i wanted to try and bring people together -- >> reporter: a local pastor and westerville school member, ended his school

. >> reporter: nikki hudson is seeking re-election in columbus, ohio. not long ago, she says that she received a threatening letter over her support of masks and a diversity and inclusion program. what do you tell the kids when you get a letter like that? >> you tell them don't live in fear and don't back down to bullies and make safe choices. so you don't go places alone. make sure that someone's with you. >> reporter: normally, these off year non-partisan school board elections are sleepy. the turnout is very low. but that was before the pandemic when school boards were still boring. >> you are stepping over your line. >> you don't need to breathe for me. >> let's take a recess. the board will take a recess. >> reporter: after protests and fury over mask mandates, vaccines, and anti-racism curricula, school board race at the front lines of a natural culture war. candidates are facing heat normally reserved for big-time politics. >> i wanted to try to bring people together. >> reporter: rick, a local pastor in wester vail and a school board member, end

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nikki haley served as -- at the u.n.nder the trump administration for nearly two years before stepping down at the end of 2018. she was elected twice as south carolina's governor. was electeh carolina's governor.