bill foster, brad schneider, lauren underwood, marie newman. and i know, for them, you all understand it in a different context but this is a busman's holiday for them. they have to come and hear another politician speak. you know what i mean? not a joke, folks. i appreciate it. i genuinely appreciate it. i appreciate it. and i know they wanted to be here but there are others in washington who can't be here, dick durbin and tammy who i've spoken to, they're in washington and hopefully voting soon. also we have state leadership here. the lieutenant governor and the ohio -- i'm from

mark schneider joins us now.e are always grateful to speak to you, especially on a day when you have sales and we can talk about margins and some of the things that concern you. how are you going to deal with inflation? can you pass on that consumer price increase to people who are buying your products or do you have to squeeze the supply chain on the other end? mark: good morning it very strong comparable. when it comes to inflation, what you are seeing is steady progress over the last three quarters when it comes to improving our pricing, so we were very clear in previous quarters that there was going to be a bit of a time delay. we have contracts in place with our retail partners. you can pass on things from one day to another but now that action is underway, in the nine-month period, you are seeing pricing of 1.6 percent. when you look at the third quarter, it is 2.1% and we continue to expect improvements on pricing for the remainder of the year. overall, i am pleased that -- rests on pricing but also on vol

a few months from now, it will be dan schneider business as usual, nothing to see here, life will go one of the 32 people who essentially votes on whether to employ roger goodell. so goodell in this particular case did dan schneider a solid and jon gruden just happened to be collateral damage. >> jerry richardson was forced to sell the carolina panthers and you tell me, was it anymore or less of a toxic workplace environment than the washington football team? >> no, but you know, i don't know that. because i don't know everything that happened inside the washington football team because a lot of what happened in the washington football team has not been released. but, no, i think that it is very, very similar. and i think that that is one of the issues. as you said at the top, chuck, the nfl can do what it wants. they don't owe anybody an explanation. and as is the case in recent history with the nfl, we see it more and more, this is what we're seeing out of the league office. >> peter king, boy, a lot -- we know there is a lot more to this story. more drips and drabs will come out.

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. >> reporter: mark rourke is head of schneider, a logistics company. i order something that comes on a container ship. can you outline the steps to get it to my door? >> first we have to get that international box off the vessel in the port. we need a trucker to come to the port and bring that general to another warehouse, and then we need another driver to come in and then move that across the country or wherever the destination is, distribution center. >> reporter: it sounds like truckers are sort of key to all of that. >> just about everything that you touch or everything you buy or consume has been at one point or another on a truck for sure. >> reporter: but the national labor shortage plays a role in the supply chain crisis, too. especially when it comes to truck drivers. how short are we of what we need to handle this huge swell? >> well, for every order schneider is accepting today, we could do one more that we can't. >> reporter: so you have half the purchasing power you could use. >> i could use right now, absolutely. >> reporter: so there's

stefan schneider joins us now, deutsche bank chief economist.s there anything else that the ecb can do to try to convince bond markets that actually, there is not going to be a hike next year? stefan: first of all, thank for having me per get the ecb is in a situation where we see inflation is surprising constantly on the upside. we see lagarde is correct in saying that it is to a large extent energy price driven, but of course, the market is getting suspicious whether this will really be just a base effect which will peter out sooner or later, or whether the underlying inflation is picking up. i think ultimately, the verdict is still out. the ecb has been pointing out that the phillips curve models don't suggest that inflation and wage price inflation -- we just got a very important settlement from the construction sector, which points to a base increase in a sector which is red-hot. but for the time being, the ecb still has the evidence that we don't see those second-round effects arkansas concerned about. alix: our week -- effects markets are

>> jessica schneider, appreciate the hustle on the breaking news story.cnn's manu rauj, and jackie kucinich of "the daily beast. pretty stunning that any police officer, any law enforcement official but a 25-year veteran of the capitol police force would be essentially instructing somebody on how to destroy evidence and urging them to destroy evidence about their breach of the capitol during the insurrection. >> john, it's cases like this that make me wish i were still a prosecutor, because you just don't get evidence like this in cases where literally someone is saying in email conceal the evidence. what the statute -- the criminal obstruction statute is makes it a crime to conceal evidence and when you're telling someone to take this thing that you know, because it even says they are investigating everyone. he knows what he's doing. this is lock, stock and barrel great evidence in a meritorious case. >> and there's a scary foot, this manu. this has been a conversation since january 6th. there's internal investigations of the capitol police force. number

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cnn's jessica schneider is gathering all the latest details and joins us now with more. jessica, what do you know? >> ana, that is capitol police veteran with 25 years of experience now under arrest appearing in federal court at this hour charged with tipping off a capitol rioter that the fbi was investigating and also instructing that rioter to delete social media posts documenting their time inside the capitol building so this is capitol police officer michael angelo riley. he's now facing two counts of obstruction, one for instructing the rioter to take down facebook posts and another charge for deleting his own facebook messages with that accused rioter, so this indictment details how officer riley first sent a friend request to that accused rioter on december 1st but they were both members of phishing-related facebook groups and one day after the insurrection the indictment says officer riley reached out with this message after seeing some of the alleged rioter's facebook posts saying this. hi, i'm a capitol police officer who agrees with your political stance. take

jessica schneider, fascinating. i appreciate it. thank you now, to cnn's kaitlan collins at the white house for more on what the president said to her about those who defy the january 6th committee's subpoenas. so what exactly did the president say? >> well, it's notable, anderson, because the white house, so far, has declined to really weigh in on this. saying it's up to the justice department how they are going to proceed with this because we do know when that select committee gets back to washington next week, they are expected to vote on these criminal contempt charges for steve bannon after he said he was going to defy their subpoenas. so we asked the president tonight, what is his response to this? what does he think of people who are defying these subpoenas? and should the justice department prosecute them? and this is what he told us. >> i hope that the committee goes after them, and holds them accountable criminally. >> should they be prosecuted by the justice department? >> i do, yes. >> now, what's notable about that is,

jessica schneider at the court, thank you. let's talk about this with cnn chief legal analyst and former federal more jeffrey toobin. this will be a wild ride. what are the three things you're watching. >> abortions for starters. donald trump, when he ran for president, said i will appoint justices who will vote to overturn roe v. wade. in the procedural ruling at the end of august, all three of his nominees did vote in effect to overturn roe v. wade by allowing the texas law to go into effect. when the mississippi law is argued in december, roe will be directly in front of the justices. certainly the indications are we are in for a major, major change on abortion rights. so that's one. number two is gun rights. in 2008, the supreme court said for the first time that there is a personal right to own a handgun in your home under the second amendment. they never said anything like that about the second amendment before. they haven't really elaborated on what that means. do you have the right to a bigger gun, to a machine gun, to

i want to bring in cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider joining with us new details about the big lie that led up to the january 6th attack, the insurrection, specifically here, trump's lawyers admitting under oath they knew the claims they were pushing publicly were false. >> jessica, you obtained thousands of pages of documents on this. what do they show? >> our team has been going through this, tyranny snead, caitlin p polanz, it shows how they did little to nothing to verify the unfounded election fraud claims before they blasted them out in press conferences and continued to repeat them for weeks after the election. so this is all coming out because a former executive for dominion voting systems, eric coomer, he is suing for defamation, in part because of the claims that giuliani and powell made. powell in particular claimed that coomer had been recorded in a conversation with antifa members saying that he had rigged the election for biden. powell though later admitted under oath there was never any such recording. so now this defamation lawsuit. and rudy giuliani in part

cnn's jessica schneider is following this for us.bond stuff or pink panther. which is it. >> reporter: i think it is all of the above. they did not reveal crunchy or creamy. so i'm story about that. but the details get more fiction, not only did this engineer allegedly pass along classified information tucked inside of a peanut butter sandwich, but also in subsequent dead drops as their called, these sd cards were also hidden in a sealed band aid wrapper and a chewing gum package. so this u.s. navy nuclear engineer jonathan toby reached out to a foreign country in 2020, we don't know which one, but he offered to hand over government secrets about nuclear powered warships in exchange for cryptocurrency. well that foreign country turned the offer over to the fbi and that began a month's long operation. so toby went to three different spots between june and august to drop off that information. but he was tracked the whole time by the fbi. he was also in constant communication with an undercover agent and he actually provided the codes t

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cnn's jessica schneider is live in washington with the details on this fbi sting.-- how did the fbi get tipped off that this couple was trying to do this? >> it certainly reads like something out of a spy thriller, boris. they got tipped off because this u.s. navy nuclear engineer had been stealing government sclets about nuclear-powered warships for years and the fbi said that in 2020 he reached out to a foreign country, we don't know which one, it's not in the complaint, but he offered to sell these secrets to the country and the country turned it over to the fbi and that's what started this months-long undercover fbi operation. so this nuclear engineer, his name is jonathan toebbe, he is now under arrest along with his wife, and they were picked up over the weekend attempting what was a third dead drop of this top-secret information in west virginia. now, they had already been paid more than $100,000 in cryptocurrency, this by an fbi informant, over several months of this operation. so this really all started in june when the fbi tracked toebbe and his wife as t

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jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >> now, you just heard jessica say that steve bannon is actuallytee subpoena. so what's motivating the trump ally and his one-time adviser? cnn's tom foreman takes a look. >> reporter: he is not ready to speak to congress about the violence of january 6th, but steve bannon is talking plenty. on his daily podcast, whipping his followers into a frenzy. >> elections have consequences, stolen elections have catastrophic consequences and that's what we're seeing in this country right now. we need your blood to boil. we need to be in a situation where you're not going to back down, okay? >> reporter: he's done it all along. he seemed to confirm reports that just days before the insurrection, he was on the phone with donald trump discussing how to kill the biden protest in the crib. >> 42% of the american people, 4-2, percent of the american people think that biden did not win the presidency legitimacy. we've told you from the very beginning, just expose it, just expose it. never back down, never give up, and this thing will implode. >> promoting the big

i want to talk to phillip schneider, a movie set property master. phillip, thank you so much for taking time to talk to us. i have to believe that this has been emotional for you. bring us into that moment when you first heard about this. >> well, first of all, i would like to express my condolences to the hutchins family, and i would also like to add that i was on set yesterday, and the entire industry mourns this horrible accident. but it's especially hard on people like me -- prop masters and armers in which this is a worst case scenario. >> talk about that. you're a prop master and an armerer, what does that entail? >> well, to be a prop master is to bring everything and anything that an actor touches. it can be anything from a pen to the cell phone, and in this particular case a firearm. sometimes if the job is big enough and has a lot of firearms or different kinds of firearms we hire an armerer to supplement myself in that position. >> so when you hear that there were people who were feeling uncomfortable and they quit, have you ever been in

schneider: we have to come together to find a center path forward. it's not this side or that side, but it's rather let's work together, let's work together for progress that improves the security and prosperity of the people we represent. already we have seen the immense good that policies like the expanded monthly child tax credit can do. the child tax credit is in poverty. i recently spoke with a single mother in my district with two young children. with the child tax credit, she said she no longer feels the unbearable stress on a daily basis and she's able to pay her bills and provide for her sons. for amanda, for every family striving to realize the american dream, we need to be investing in our families and young people to ensure every child has the opportunities they deserve. not playing political games or holding people's futures hostage. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i rise to ask unanimous consent to address the house for one

let's go to cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider, how did this come to light? >> reporter: this is all detailed, alisyn, in a six-page indictment that was just unsealed this morning, after this officer, michelangelo reilly was arrested. officer reilly appeared in court an hour ago. it was visual. he was in his holding cell while the proceedings were held online. he's being released with restrictions, he needs to get approval for any travel. he can not have any weapons. that includes guns. this all came about according to this indictment in the beginning of january when this officer first friended someone who later appeared at the capitol riot, made his way inside the capitol. one day after the capitol riot on january 7th, this indictment says that this capitol police officer contacted the alleged rider because he noticed that there were videos and pictures on his facebook feed documenting his time inside the capitol. on january 7th, this is allegedly what the officer wrote to that alleged rider. here it is saying, hey, i have a capitol police officer who agrees

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. >> cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider joins me. did mr.details? >> he didn't at all. despite billing this his first tv interview as a chance to set the record straight, christopher steele didn't provide any proof as to a lot of those claims that he made in that salacious dossier but he did address head-on two of the as yet unproven claims. the first one that michael cohen, the former fixer, former attorney who ended up going to prison that he travelled to prague during the election to meet with russian officials. something michael cohen has repeatedly denied. and christopher steele addressed the infamous tape that he says shows donald trump in 2013 in that hotel room at the ritz-carlton in moscow with prostitutes. this tape, of course, has never materialized. the former president denies it exists but steele stands by the fact he believes it might exist even though the department of justice inspector general said in their report in 2019 that one of the sources for saying that there was this tape actually came out to really be not truthful p

jessica schneider joins us live. it is rare for the department of justice to prosecute somebody for not complying with the subpoena. how do you think this process will play out and should democrats be managing expectations here about what attorney general garland is going to do? >> i think they should be managing expectations. this could play out in one of three ways and it may not happen quickly. right now prosecutors are likely examining legal issues, also building out a legal case to determine one of three things that could happen. they could decline to bring charges against steve bannon. they could also bring a criminal complaint against bannon or bring it right to the grand jury which would determine whether or not to indict. the interesting thing is there's not a lot of precedent about this. the u.s. attorney back in 2015 declined to bring charges against lois lerner and in 1983, it did only take eight days from the time of referral to bring it to a grand jury. that was in a case involving an epa official. she

. >> cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider is joining us live from washington. as jim pointed out, expected to get contentious. i think we're all waiting for a little bit of that. we also have a sense of what merrick garland is going to say going into this. >> the interesting thing about this, this is a standard oversight hearing. this is a chance for committee members on the judiciary committee to question the attorney general about what's happening at the department of justice. you can bet that the attorney general will do everything he can to steer it to a conversation about what the department of justice has done in his seven months at the top and what it will continue to do. in his opening statement he talks specifically about always adhering to the rule of law. this is a message that we've heard from the attorney general repeatedly, whether it was when he was officially nominated by president biden, whether it was at his confirmation hearing, and ever since. this is something that the attorney general will hit right off the top in his opening remarks to la

i want to bring in cnn's jessica schneider.which is bipartisan moves forward. >> reporter: it absolutely could, jake. the president and his legal team are starting now to set up major road blocks that could lead to lengthy litigation. tonight is the deadline for four former top trump officials to comply with congressional subpoenas including former chief of staff mark meadows, strategist steve bannon among others. as "the washington post" reports they are told not to comply and trump's team is also indicating that he will exert executive privilege to prevent the committee from getting any of this information out. all of this is happening as a new massive senate report adds to the damning details of trump's attempted coup. former president trump relentlessly sought to overturn the election and today the attempted coup is key tailed in this nearly 400 page senate report. trump directly asked justice department officials nine times to undermine the result and when the former president considered replacing then acting attorney gene

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cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider has more. >> reporter: the start of the new supreme courtken in the weeks leading up to their return to the bench. five of the nine justices have made public appearances in recent weeks, speaking out about the divisions that have been deepening behind the scenes. >> i think the court was thought to be the least dangerous branch and we may have become the most dangerous. >> reporter: the danger in his mind is that the media and the public portray the court as political. clarence thomas is the senior most justice on the court and spoke to students at the university of notre dame insisting he is driven by the law, not his own opinion. >> they think you're anti-abortion or something personally. they think that's the way you always will come out. they think you're for this or for that. they think you become like a politician. and i think that's -- that's a problem. >> reporter: the supreme court ignited a firestorm last month when it allowed a restrictive texas abortion law essentially banning the procedure after six weeks, to take effect. the 5-

cnn correspondent jessica schneider joins us now.ails read like a spy thriller. couple isn't just accused of passing along the information inside a people butter sandwich but also inside a sealed band-aid wrapper and chewing gum package. u.s. knave nuclear engineer jonathan toby reached out to a foreign country in 2020, don't know which one, and offered to hand over these government secrets about nuclear-powered warships in exchange for cryptocurrencies. that foreign currency turned the offer over to the fbi which began a months long undercover investigation so toby allegedly went to three different spots between june and august of this past summer to drop off the information but he was tracked by the fbi the whole time, and they were in constant communication with him via an undercover agent and they revealed codes that were top secret information and in the process received $100,000 in cryptocurrency payments. he was confident he would not get called saying he was in constant communication with this, saying i was extremely careful

she came second in the a00 metres individual medley in 1980 behind east german teenager petra schneiderast germany's programme in the 19705 and 1980s, which ended with the collapse of the communist regime. in1989, in 1989, the wall came down and there was access to all of the files which proved exactly who is given what, what dosage they were given and how much improvement it meant on on average they could make a 9% improvement for a female athlete which meant that she would've been 16 seconds behind the if you took 9% off, and they still that absolutely nothing, so it was a huge dark period in sports, which at long last maybe they have decided they would like to do something about. judd trump's bid for a fourth successive northern ireland 0pen remains on track after a four frames to three win overjimmy robertson. the world number one was forced into a decider and robertson missed a crucial yellow and a chance to win the frame, with trump taking advantage, and he now faces home favourite mark allen in the quarterfinals. williams f1 chief executive jost capito says reducing the number of

jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >>> now, the u.s. and mexico are getting ready for talks on border security today. secretary of state anthony blinken is leading the us is delegation. the two countries are hoping to find new ways to cooperate on the migrant crisis, and the fight against human trafficking, drug smuggling as well as organized crime. a senior u.s. official said it is important for both sides to address the causes of those security causes. of course we'll stay on top that of story for you. >>> now the collapse of an enormous scaffold at a high rise in hong kong a few hours ago has had tragic consequence. a fema worker died. she was rushed to the hospital where she passed away. the entangled mess as hong kong was under cyclone warning. the city was being buffeted by gusty winds. you can see there pretty heavy rains. >>> still to come, young children could be lining up to get a covid vaccination soon. just ahead, we'll find out which shot the fda will be considering for ages 5 to 11 in the coming weeks. that story right her

of schneider, the third lai largest trucking and logistics company.ip -- >> we have to get the box off the vessels into the port, and we need a trucker to come into the port and bring it generally to another warehouse, and we need another driver to come in and move that across the country or whatever its destination is. >> reporter: it sounds like truckers are sort of key to all of that. >> just about everything you touch, you buy, or consume, has been at one point or another on a truck, for sure. >> reporter: but the national labor shortage plays a role in the supply chain crisis, too, especially when it comes to drivers. how short are we? >> for every order schneider is accepting today, we could do one more that we can't. >> reporter: you have half the person power you really could use. >> i could use right now, absolutely ouoblem: an: so there is unbelievably perfect storm. a huge wave of stuff coming into the country, a huge wave of people who want to buy it, and a hopelessly overwhelmed transportation system that wasn't ready for either one. back

let's get to cnn's jessica schneider who has more information. jess, what do we know?t might not be what you expect. so, first, to the main takeaway from what the supreme court has just come out with. they will not be blocking this texas abortion law. this is the second time the supreme court refusing to block this law that went into effect on september 1st that essentially bans most abortions after six weeks before many women even know that they are pregnant, so this law will remain in effect. however, the supreme court has agreed to hear arguments on this underlying case. in fact, two underlying cases in just about a week and a half, on november 1st. however, when this case, when they hear this case in just about a week and a half, it will be limited to narrow questions so let me explain. so the department of justice has sued the state of texas. additionally the abortion providers, whole women's health, they have also sued to block this law, and the question that the supreme court will be address when they take this up on move 1st is whether or not the federal -- whe

bill foster, brad schneider, sean casten, lauren underwood, marie newman. for them, you don't quite -- you don't understand it in the different context. they had to come here another politician speak. not a joke, folks. i appreciate it. i genuinely appreciate it. i appreciate it. and i know they wanted to be here but those others in washington cannot be here. dick durbin and tammy, who i have both spoken to. hopefully, they will be voting soon. also, we have state leadership. and the ohio -- the illinois president, don harmon, state senator laura murphy, martin moylan, and we have great things here, too. where is tim? thank you, pal. state president. and robert ryder -- reader. chicago federation of labor, and folks, that is how we beat covid-19, by working together. we have an expression. you all brian b to the dance. you are the reason i'm standing here. not a joke. not a joke. i was 29 years old in the united states senate. 17 days before i was eligible to be sworn in. not a joke. and i won by 3300 votes. and labor. labor, including the police unions as

schneider of illinois, i inform the house that mr. schneider will vote yea on h.r. 4111. the speaker pro tempore: now for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. desjarlais of tennessee, i inform the house that will desjarlais will vote yea on h.r. 4111. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from connecticut seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. wilson, i inform the house that ms. wilson will vote yes on h.r. 4111. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. jackson lee of texas, i inform the house that ms. jackson lee will vote yes on h.r. 4111. as the member designated by mr. takano of california, i inform the house that mr. takano will vote yes on h.r. 4111. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from the great state of illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. danny davis of illinois, i inform the house th

schneider: today is is my dad's 88th birthday. as a c.p.a. he taught me about financial responsibility. he taught me about paying bills on time. i'm sure he never could imagine our congress would or could possibly put the full faith and credit of the united states at risk. but that is exactly the path my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are advocating today. the stakes could not be higher. secretary yellen has said it would be catastrophic for the united states to default on its debt. there would be chaos in the financial markets. higher interest rates. slowed economic growth. estimated six million lost jobs. and $15 trillion of people's wealth disappeared. for the last four years, the republicans have run up our nation's debt. the bill is now due. the republicans want to tear up the statement. and throw away the checkbook. burying our heads in the sand won't solve our problems and it won't keep our creditors at bay. it will, however, cause catastrophic damage to our nation's credibility. damage to our nation's economy, damage to our

thank you, said bob schneider readily. i am here. i am firmly determined to die and thus contribute to the defeat of the regime to my contribution to the fight the jordan, people against poverty, corruption, injustice, destruction of his suckers really was swiftly arrested after he secretly returned to georgia last month found guilty in absentia of abuses of power in office. he faces 6 years in prison. he's been on hunger strike for 2 weeks to his supporters. he's a political prisoner of georgia's governing party, and they remember him for what he achieved in office. i sent us back into the country, and misha time made an unprecedented economic and social leap in 10 years. this is what people remember. the opposition united national movement has been boyd bite sack, asheville is returned from exile. they hope this rally will give them the medicine in forthcoming marrow elections. oh, but keep asking, what is your plan? how plan is only one and there will be no 2nd plan. it is victory, victory, nothing else. but the party still lags b

, each saw significant gays. jody's now to take a look at thursdays. market movement is michelle schneider. she is a partner and director of trading research and education for the market gates group . always a pleasure to have you on michelle. now, market seems to be popping, especially earlier on this deal, but in reality it seems, congress is just for lack of a better term taking the came down the road here. does this set up market for a roller coaster at the end of the year as we look into november december? well, definitely it does set it up. we've already kind of been in a bit of a roller coaster. and if you just step back and look at the markets over the last few months, we've kind of been range valley hit july lowes and bounced a little bit particularly in nasdaq. and yet we still have a lot of overhead resistance. but stepping back, i think the timing on december is so interesting because we have a lot that's going to happen between now and then to add to the roller coaster we have the holiday season upon us will be through black friday, which of course is always telling and we're

this is dylan schneider. director mcspadden, the slides should be up. is everyone able to see them? >> yes. okay. so if we could go to the second slide. so the 2019 point in time count indicated that two-thirds of the unsheltered people in san francisco were experiencing what we call vehicular hokelessness. a study found 677 occupied vehicles in 2021. district 10 opened this vehicle triage center in district 11, so our 2021 budget included allocations to fund new safe parking projects, and that was supported by mayor breed. it was also supported by our city, our home oversight committee, and i want to thank supervisor safai for his continued leadership on this. for almost two years, the city has been participating in other going conversations with city stakeholders. we've engaged with a variety of stakeholders and also the state park system. we've spent a lot of time outreaching to people in the area, trying to engage people living in their vehicles so they know services are available and to get them into the housing pipeline as soon as possible. since the start of the pandemic, app

zach schneider explains how these leaks can be a climate menace. >> if you think about the fossil fuelshat are down in the ground, one of the main ones is actually methane. and what we refer to as national -- natural gas is essentially a combination of gases that come up from the ground that are mostly methane with a few other gases thrown in there. methane is a superpowerful greenhouse gas. it has 80 times global warming potential of carbon dioxide. scientists think about a quarter of all the human caused morning -- warming is because of methane emissions. we do a lot of different things. grazing livestock is a big contributor. landfills, sewage. and then of course oil and gas. matt: most striking of all was the fact that i had no idea this was even an issue. we can try to get the last few drops of oil out of minds they buy on the cheap from other countries. is it under the radar to some extent? >> absolutely. the focus has been fracking. that's horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing. basically all the oil and gas being produced today. these guys are buying up all the old convent

>> rob schneider? kennedy: wrong answer, it was matthew perry. now he can't flip anyone off.. which of the rich and famous once confessed spending $10000 a month on drinking water? lady gaga, paris hilton or moderna? >> lady gaga. kennedy: no. this is the final round, you are still tied with one. two points. guy, which of these was once a lion tamer? nikki, london or christopher walker? >> mickey rourke. kennedy: no. you either tie with the lamborghini the other two impacts or you lose. which rich and shameless author daughter a 24000-dollar playhouse equipment complete with running water and electricity? cardi b, jv katie holmes? >> jay-z. kennedy: now, brad, this one could be yours. it was katie holmes. she has many homes because -- rich and famous and teeny scientologists we won't name. which of these rich and shameless once bought their 1-year-old daughter and $80000 diamond encrusted barbie doll? beyoncÉ, mariah carey or courtney kardashian? >> courtney kardashian. kennedy: if you are not good at this game. >> we don't care about these people so into the issues. all righ

. >>> still to come we're going to talk supply chain pain with the ceo of schneider, one of the largest 200 headlines, schumer saying they have to get something on the debt ceiling by the end of the week and bow hard saying we're going to have more inflation than we're used to for some time back in two minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> i'm christina and here is your cnbc news update at this hour beaches polluted by one of california's largest oil spills could be closed for weeks or months that says the mayor of hunting beach is predicting after 126,000 gallons of crude leaked from a pipeline owned by amplified energy efforts to contain the damage are continuing. >>> it's the first monday in october and that means the u.s. supreme court is beginning the new term the justices will hear in person oral arguments for the first time since the pandemic began, although justice brett kavanaugh will participate from home since he tested positive for covid last week. >>> two americans won the nobel prize for medicine being honored for their discoveries of the receptors that allow humans to feel tempera

the campaign against parental involvement in schools is being led by left-wing activists like jack schneider and jennifer berkshire writing the washington post parents claim they have the right to shape their school's kids curriculum, they don't, turn over all decisions to parents would risk inhibiting the ability of young people to think independently. randy weingarten, the odious far from the american federation of teachers loves this anti-parents week, nice on parents rights in public schools because my parents rights, she means the right to step aside and let the experts control it all. who on earth would tolerate this, parents paying the bill here, why accept the abuse and this will only make matters worse in schools where parents have started their own lockouts that are permanent. loudoun county is growing in population but it's school enrollment is dropping meaning the schools are losing state funding and the super rich and ultra liberal fairfax county schools are also seeing trouble on the horizon. we warned them if they keep their schools close for in person living while doubling do