he was not shawn fields, but melvin rowland.uring and under age girls online and attempted sex abuse. lauren quickly ended their relationship, but was about to discover the real terror was just beginning. back to josh mankiewicz with "lauren's promise". >> after lauren mccluskey got her car back from her ex boyfriend, her parents exhaled. they believed the university of utah police, who now knew lauren had broken up with a registered sex offender, would keep an eye out for melvin rowland. and lauren hoped rowland was out of her life. a flurry of texts suggested otherwise. messages to lauren from people who identified themselves as, rowland's friends. >> they're like, oh, why did you do this to big guy? he really loves you. now he is upset. >> the messages seemed to be an ominous anonymous, but lauren and alex wondered if it was rowland, disguising his number. the text told the dramatic story. rowland was in an accident, then at the hospital. then he died. lauren blocked all the numbers and called her mom. >> we talked about it t

shawn felt his calling was in law enforcement. he was set on becoming a private investigator, offering his help when jeremy vanished and was found murdered. the police thought shawn knew too much >> even though they had other evidence at the time all of that got brushed aside. they focused on him. >> reporter: shawn was wrongly accused of murdering and raping jeremy. after two trials and two hung juries, shawn's charges were dismissed. >> all of this time this which hunt was going on. witch-hunt was going on. scott did not live to the day his name was cleared. >> bittersweet news came last month when they got the call saying shawn had been exonerated by dna evidence. >> how would he have responded to that news? >> he would have been jumping for joy on that. >> probably crying >> crying. >> reporter: that same dna led cold case investigators to arrest fred kane who they now believe is jeremy stoner's true killer. a man who was interviewed as an original suspect but walked free for nearly four decades. >> i am, i am grateful that we

shawn failed a routine drug test after a minor forklift accident. the company's normal procedure up until this year. termination. but instead of firing him, belden sent shawn here to centerstone of indiana for substance abuse treatment and they're footing the bill. i know you have some depression and some anxiety issues to a bill shawn could never have afforded on his own. i do something every day. i'm either in therapy every day for two hours, or i go to aa meetings. we were thrilled to be coming to the table because as employment for our folks is key, over the last couple of years, we've seen the failed drug screen percentages almost triple, which has been a huge impact as we try to staff openings. so last february, belden created the pathways to employment program, not only paying for substance abuse treatment for employees, but for applicants as well, those the company would like to hire. but who fail a pre-employment drug screen. we're going to give them a second chance. but it's in exchange for them maintaining a clean lifestyle, coming to wor

shawn fain has been absolutely surgical in the targets that he is striking. we expect that to continue. he has so far hit different targets and people say how long will it go, when will it end. the surest sign that this strike will be nearing its end is when he starts hitting the engines, hitting the big profit lines for the detroit three. that will be a game changer in this strike. and we haven't seen it yet. he has been holding his power. >> and we have seen sometimes, you know, numbers that the automakers indicate, okay, we offered 25%, whatever it is. what should we expect the shape of a final deal to look like? what will tell you that maybe both sides are getting closer? >> i think one thing is for certain, when they get to a final deal, those higher wages that the uaw is being paid, that is absolutely going to trickle down to the supply base. we'll see the employees in the supply base seeking those same price increases and rate increases. where will it end up? vehicles will cost more, consumers will likely end up carrying the bill for some of this strik

one thing shawn fain has done as we saw him at a ford plant. he calls it as a surprise move in the middle of the week. he can do anything. even if the companies are close to a deal in the union wants to apply more pressure to get one last demand in there or get something over the line. they can walk out on another plant just to ramp up the pressure. just because they are getting closer and have made progress in our coming together, does not mean it will not be more intuitive if that is what they need to get over the line. matt: what is the story with stellantis? i saw a couple headlines that they would cancel their plans for the l.a. auto show. obviously no one else will go to the l.a. auto show but sema is like dodges deal and where jeep shows is a big sync debt products. i feel like that show is made for stellantis. what is the story? david: i am not sure but i will hazard one guest. all their distribution plants send out parts which include performance parts. they are on strike. they are not sending parts out. do you want to create a bunch o

guys, back to you. >> thank you so much shawn. and enjoy your morning and gianna is so jealous right now. >> you know, by the way shawn, before you go, if one of those shirts goes missing, i won't say anything. and you bring it back to the station. just saying. >> reporter: one or five? yeah. yeah. >> one or five shirts. >> starting to work on that already. >> who will more it shawn? just leave a note on the courtside seats and say shawn chitnis was here and he'll be back. >>> the weather, a little bit of a cooldown coming up. it -- going to start feeling like fall again. here's jess. >> all right. yeah, i mean, for all those extra shirts that we're going to be getting, maybe we can bundle up and grab a couple more too shawn. bring it over here too. let's take a quick look at what's going on right now throughout the bay area as we're waking up this morning. i mentioned already we're mostly in the 50s and a cool and cloudy start down in the santa clara valley and mild for us now. but heading into this afternoon, definitely will fee

jon: that was uaw president shawn fain speaking earlier today. this is bloomberg markets.ime for our stock of the hour segment. a check in on the automakers. as we heard there from the union head, they're going to shift away from a new strategy, perhaps create a little bit more uncertainty and potentially strike at random. we did see ford say the offer for 23% wage increase is the best they can offer appreciate it is not what the union is looking for so i guess we see where things go from here. matt: i think ford said that is -- out of frustration. saying this is the much we can do without injuring the case for more investment in the company going forward. the union seems to think ford could go more. there is no additional strikes today but they struck on wednesday at one of the most profitable plants in the world out of kentucky. let's start with what we learned today. it is not going to be like a friday think anymore on facebook live. they're going to randomly strike when uaw strike whenever they feel like they're not making enough progress. >> i think that was the big t

shawn >> reporter: nicole, good morning. the half-moon bay art and pumpkin festival starts tomorrow. coming up, we're goin to look at how it's a boost for busit when people could really use it. >>> it's friday the 13th which means it's that tame of year fo all thinks spooky. a live look right now at the bay bridge and as we list the reported haunted places in the bay area, here's little story for you. while driving on the lower deck at night towards the oakland direction, drivers say they sometimes hear knocking on the windows. ooh. we'll bring you more of these stories all morning long. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. she found it. the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis... for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding that outfit psoriasis tried to hide from you. or finding your swimsuit is re

shawn >> reporter: nicole, good morning.t and pumpkin festival starts here in half-moon bay. we're going to hear from businesses coming up about why it means so much to them. >>> and today is friday the 13th. which means it's a day fo all things spooky. you are looking at some video of the us hornet in alameda as we list some of the reported haunted places here in the bay area. th story goes many ghosts were reported being seen by those wh are caretakers of the old aircraft carrier. and we're going to bring you more of at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. >>> now to a developing story out of our nation's capital. republican congressman steve scalise has dropped out of the race to become speaker of the house. the move throws the gop' house majority into a tenth day without leadership. scalise had narrowly clinchthe party's nomination on wednesday but withdrew late last nigh

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shawn turner, let me start with you. this is potentially a very significant development, isn't it?it is, wolf. you know, from the very first time that we knew that the former president had documents at mar-a-lago, for national security and intelligence officials, there were two key questions. the first is, what did the former president intend to do with the information? and the second is, who in the president's orbit would have access to that information? the worst case scenario for that situation was that there would be a foreign national who had access to that information. that worst case scenario has been realized if this reporting is accurate. it's important to point out, too, wolf, that this is not just any intelligence. this is what we call actionable intelligence. in other words, it's information that allows our foreign adversaries to react to our military capability. if this is accurate, this is extremely concerning. >> very concerning indeed. olivia troye, as shawn says, it was always a question about what trump was doing with these highly classified documents that he stor

. >> our shawn chitnis is live at city hall this morning. good morning once again, shawn. so the in-person memorial might be closed to the public, but people can still view the services, correct? >> reporter: nicole, good morning. again that's right. you will have the chance to watch the memorial service on tv as well as online. and just to explain what is happening here, we can see the setup they have really taken over this part of the city in front of city hall. the park surrounded by barricades. and while we can see the seats for those who will be attending the memorial service, we understand feinstein's office explaining that because of security concerns, and the need to push people farther away, you really wouldn't be able to see or hear anything. so we're glad that you still have the opportunity to watch on tv or online if you want to be a part of that service. and of course this is one more chance to look back at the life and legacy of dianne feinstein. we know that with you definitely on the minds of those who came by here yesterday. and were wanting to make -- the

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amy: if you can talk about, jane, who shawn fain is? of your peace, "secrets of a successful organizer." >> none of this would have been happening if it were the old uaw. leaders were caught in egregious corruption, 13 went to jail including two presidents for embezzlement and other crimes dealing with the crimes in an and prisons -- unprincipled way. the government stepped in and give the members opportunity to decide that they wanted to be able to choose their top leaders rather than in being chosen as in the old system at a convention that was tightly controlled. so once that members have the right to vote on their top officers, they voted in this new slate. this slate that is called uawd, formed in 2019, expressly with the purpose of trying to get the right to vote. they won -- ran seven candidates for the executive board and they were all elected. as they had a majority on the executive board, things could start changing from the top, encouraging the members also to change things from the bottom. amy: can you talk about the strateg

now shawn, the movie industry is known for as multimillion dollar budgets. could you provide some insights into what factors contribute to the high cost of producing a film from pre production to marketing? yeah, it's, you know, it's a good question. it's something that i, as a producer, as what i mean by 1st documentary, was called fight against the time it was about my father making the film alexander, which was uh, at that time, a pretty big budget movie. it was like a $170000000.00 or something like that, which is, uh, you know, nowadays, i think small compared to some of the, a lot of the marvel films and the, you know, these big, these big epic movies. right? they're making, they, they make them for like 20250000000 and more so where does the money go? i mean, these think about and the amount of people involved in these productions, the, the amount of crew you're talking hundreds, if not thousands of people working for months. because there's the development side of a story, which is, if you, you know, let's see. yes. if you're a number of people like

so for this and more, let's bring in again, filmmaker shawn stone. now shawn, in recent years, chinese companies have made a significant investments into hollywood studios and production companies. how do these acquisitions impact the global film industry and what motivations are driving these investments? sure, um. so yeah, i mean there was definitely a point where it seemed like the money was going to be coming from china and in, so you know, into california into, uh, not just into the film company like amc, i believe was, um, the thing was wanda, that, that got a controlling interest and amc and uh, and obviously in california in general there is a lot of money from china. um, but actually a lot of that seems so changed. i don't know if the chinese economy is, you know, as taking it as, hit it some problems because of the cobit era. and um, the actual, like i understand right now trying this real estate market is having some real problems and their financial system is having problems kind of like us. thank you. systems. so i don't see china necess

, lives in the dugouts, shawn, shawn, and how does he hear the command before the battle, somehow nowff, we always have the bka already loaded, everything is ready, we just jump in and go already. ready, gives, their work. now it is here to cover the infantry, clear the landings and the way for the stormtroopers. vika and his partner run out into the field, they are without bulletproof vests, because there should be nothing metal in order for the compass - a guidance device, to work without error. now we say this direction to the gunner of the installation. they quickly run into the car, put on protection and fire. here near bakhmut, the defense forces are now slowly pressing on the russians advancing, squeezing the occupiers from landings and dugouts, returning from a combat tour of the vika with the roses, one of the comrades broke off on the way, their department may have one such tour, or there may be seven a day, of course, i would like a little auxiliary motor, well and so it's normal, well, the car was simply turned out in afghanistan, a mountain sign. an afghan sign that still

. >> well, our shawn chitnis is live at city hall this morning. good morning to you, shawn. now the in-person memorial might be closed to the public but people can still view the services. >> reporter: nicole, good morning. that's right. you will certainly have the chance to watch it on tv or online and we just want to explain a little bit about what our understanding is related to those security concerns. because of the perimeter that has been created, we're told by feinstein's office that the public if they were to be here, they would be so far back that they would not be able to see or hear any of the service. but again, you still have the opportunity to take part and watch online and on tv. now this is another day that is once again celebrating the life and legacy of the late senator. we saw that so many people showed up here yesterday to be a part of that opportunity to say thank you and say good-bye. there was a long line here at city hall. made up of those who were waiting to give their respects to senator feinstein. and as her casket was inside the rotunda where she

sean has been on the tv more than jake at state farm at this point. >> in a statement shawn fain quippedor he is available 24/7. he joined picketing workers at the stellantis plant in toledo over the weekend. >> this is a false narrative that they keep putting out were not willing to meet we've been there every day i leave right now and go back if they wanted to my phone is not bringing. around 7000 workers at a ford plant in the southside of chicago and a general motors in lansing michigan is the latest walk off the job. stellantis was spared in the latest round were the uaw has expanded the strike for the second week in a row. that might indicate the talks are going better with them but ford was spared a week ago another expanded the strike against them. week by week at this point. stuart: that is the truth of it. thank you very much indeed. from what you just heard you think automakers will get back to work at the auto union workers will get back to work anytime soon. >> despite shawn fain, i think they go back to work when joe biden puts the pressure on them and the white house polls

shawn fain planning to update the big three automakers today.oming up, michael dell interview at 8:00 a.m. eastern time. we have a big day on "squawk box." michael dell and the jobs number. this is "squawk box" on cnbc. heat makes it last. feel the power of contrast therapy. ♪♪ so you can rise from pain. icy hot. since my citi custom cash® card automatically adjusts to earn me more cash back in my top eligible category... suddenly life's feeling a little more automatic. like doors opening wherever i go... [sound of airplane overhead] even the ground is moving for me! y'all seeing this? wild! and i don't even have to activate anything. oooooohhh... automatic sashimi! earn cash back that automatically adjusts to how you spend with the citi custom cash® card. [mind blown explosion noise] >>> the clock is ticking for the uaw and the detroit three to get a deal signed. uaw president shawn fain will update the state of negotiations. if no process is made, fain is expected to announce new strike locations. joining us with more insight is former ford ce

grady. >> reporter: cheryl, uaw president shawn fein said on that facebook live that it had threatened to strike at general motors' arlington assembly plant. that is a facility that manufactures some of general motors' most profitable suvs, think the suburban, the tahoe, the escalade. those full-sized suvs. because remember, so far workers are not picketing at those plants that headache full-sized pickup trucks and suvs. of so the union says the threat of that is what made gm come through with this agreement on battery-ing to be, essentially what he's saying this is for battery plants to be filled with union workers. the question is whether that's all of general motors' future ev battery plants or just the one, i believe, that they operate right now. so so we've reached out to general motors, we're looking to get some clarity on that and to get general motors' side of the story. in the meantime though, you future on the fact that this is the first time -- you touched on the fact that this is the first week that the union is not escalating this strike. that really is a sign that there's

they are reducing or eliminating wage tiers and more profit sharing for retirees here is shawn fain talking about the tentative agreement. >> ford knew what was coming on wednesday if we didn't get a deal that was checkmate on day 40 of the stand-up strike, we reached historic agreement. >> reporter: shawn fain doing a bit of crowing because they have worked the negotiations to their benefit and incredible degree. jim farley stating we reached a tentative agreement. as you look at shares since the strike began and keep in mind the company reports after the bell tonight and there will be the analyst call tomorrow morning. likely during that call with questions of the tentative agreement. that will be a focus of the agreement in addition to the other issues that are front and center with ford and gm and stellantis speaking of gm and stellantis, those negotiations thwith those automakers continue. typically, frank, when you see one approved, one gets done and we are still a way away from the rank-and-file approval then in a week or two, you see a similar agreement with another automaker and th

shawn. for shaunup shawn. >>> yay for fans of taylor swift, they are out in full force eager to see the singer's new concert film. it's already breaking box office records for this type of movie. on wednesday the world premiere shutdown a popular mall in los angeles called the grove as fans tried to get a glimpse of the pope star's surprise appearance. her film could bring in $120 million this weekend alone making it one of the year's most successful debuts. >> swift certainly has already kind of surpassed any measurement of comparison for a concert film. we know that just by the presales alone. >> she speaks to so many people across the board. my children love taylor swift. i love taylor swift. my grandma and aunts and even my uncles. >> the eras tour film will play at least four times a day at every acm theater in the country. so if you go to the movies there will be lots of swifties there. so be prepared for that or maybe just join in on the fun. right? >> i'm not a swiftie but i am a fan

grady trumbull, union president shawn fain will make an announcement about extending the strike.expected to stay? >> reporter: hard to say, they remaining tightlipped whether it is going to expand the strike to include more factories or whether he will spare one of the big 3 automakers but i can tell you shawn fain tweeted this, by depicting the mask contestants on the bachelorette, the caption tells me tuning into his lifestream this afternoon, to see who gets the ropes. workers have walked out on plants that make midsized suvs and smaller pickup trucks but depending how talks are going the union could hit plants that make larger, more profitable pickups and suvs next. >> it would definitely be. you've got engine plants, transmission plants, everything is on the table. >> reporter: right now the ball is in the unions court, all 3 automakers are waiting for the uaw's response to the latest proposals. latest offer since they started earlier this week, a source close to those says the two sides have made progress in key areas so we will see what comes of that. we told you how big 3

we will have shawn fain speak out on the latest of the uaw strikes.straight week of losses. let's dig into it with malcolm e ethridge. >> good to see you. >> jobs report is the headline today. with that in mind, what is your wex word of the day? >> my word is patience. investors will want to see the last five weeks or six weeks of market activity and decide they want to come in and buy the dip because old habits die hard. i don't think we're there yet. patience will payoff. best-case scenario, markets remain in a rudder-less ship and moving sideways and not having much activity. we may see more selling activity at the end of the month with more economic data and that becomes obvious with the culmination of the increased rates in the last year and a half. >> you see things going rudder-less right now. here is what was said on "fast mo money" last night. >> you are starting to see the stress in the consumers with the delinquencies in the cards and auto loans and inflation is there. rates are higher for longer. you know, this will eventually come. then w

uaw president shawn fain is speaking right now. he has said they're making progress.r to discuss this is the president of the uaw local 14 in toledo, ohio. shawn fain speaking moments ago said that gm made a major concession about electric battery manufacturing and that the strike is working. tell us what that means. why is this so significant? >> thank you for having me, pam. it's very important because we're talking about the future. you know, we know what today looks like, but these battery facilities are so important to be in our agreement. when you look at electric vehicles they don't take engines and if they were to close the engine facility where would those workers go if not to the new technology, which is batteries. recently right now we have a lordstown facility that makes batteries. in 2019 general motors closed lordstown and those members were sprayed all across the country, but it would have been nice for them to be able to stay right there at home and work in that battery facility. so general motors didn't want arlington assembly to go down today and it'

shawn?: nicole, we're live outside of stanford children's talking about the fear of needles. coming up, we're going to show you the video game that may travis, did you know you can get this season's covid-19 shot when you get your flu shot? huh. two things at once. two things at once! ♪ two things at once. i'll have the... ...two things at once, please. now back to two things at once. ♪ two things at once. that's not two things at once. moooom! travis? ask about getting this season's covid-19 shot when getting your flu shot. >>> new video this morning of the impact of hurricane otis along the pacific coast of mexico. the category 5 storm slammed into acapulco on tuesday night. blowing out windows at hotels. the main highway was blocked by landslides complicating rescue and recovery efforts. it's now open for emergency vehicles only. >> [ spea king in a global language ] this video shows the moment otis ripped through a house. you can hear a man yelling at the other people inside to hide in t

shawn fain, the uaw president, speaking at a facebook live event in an update on the strike. carmakers have been spared from new strikes. you can watch more in real time at live go. >> corporate media trying to scare everyone about the devastation our strike would cause. they tried to convince everyone that it's dangerous for the working class to fight for more. instead, they are learning a hard fact. the working class in this country is fed up with being bullied by rich corporations and the wealthy. the working class in this country is sticking together. the longer the strike goes on, the more the public stands with us. what do you see on the horizon? uncertainty? or opportunity. whatever you see, at pgim we can help you rise to the challenges of today, when active investing and disciplined risk management are needed most. drawing on deep expertise across the world's public and private markets in pursuit of long-term returns... pgim. our investments shape tomorrow today. alix: this is bloomberg markets. you are looking at the principal room. katie nixon joins bloomberg telev

you know, shawn. f foorr me, i joined the fbi because i witnessed the terrorist attacks on september 11th, 2001. and i've said that on your network time and time agai n. and those images, they don't leave your mind. but i can tellou you that it is important. >> you cannot turn away from it. and americanans, yous, you cannn away from what you are seeing out there because you need to understand ther te is a batte between good and evil going on right now in this country. and you need to pick which sideu're you're on. and i hope and pray that you are standing with good and becae you are seeing it everywhere right now. things are going off the rails in israel, wherever it might be. there is strife. there is a lot. of distress and sorrow. if but i'm telling you, if you stand with with goodness r and you do what is right, you have inner peace even in the midst of turmoil. >> and i can promise you and you reassure you that the power of prayer is real. these victims are going through a lot. their families are

i'm shawn murray, bye for now. i'm calling on ford's chicago assembly plant to stand up and go on strike. the union has made it clear that one of its key demands is. to end the two-tier system, this state is very expensive, i love from, i love my community, i love to be a part of this community, however, the going rate of a one bedroom is 2,000 $200. i am hoping that everyone will come on board with us and stand against this. palestinians continue to scramble for safety as the israeli occupation carries on pounding the sealed off gaza strip. the occupations massacre of families displaced under the bombing is heinous crime that will only increase the palestinian people's adherence to their land, as such crimes reveal israel's lies and deception. despite the occupation's intense threats to evacuate the areas north of the gaza strip, the residents of the strip are still steadfast in their homes, despite being given narrow deadlines to leave before they die, but leaf to where in the biggest open air prison on earth, no

alix: speaking of, shawn fain is speaking right now. he is giving some remarks.to see what happens with talks with ford, gm, and stellantis. let's get more into this with david wells. i don't see any headlines. he is speaking right now. you're going to keep you updated. what are you expecting today? david: i think he will expand the strike or maintain it at each of the three companies. you recall the last couple of weeks he let ford off the hook initially, then he let stellantis off the hook the last time he expanded it. gm has not gotten any reprieve. there are issues at every company. the gm ceo saying he thought the union was using economic issues and dragging their feet to get some sort of framework for workers at fusion battery plants, that is workers not hired by the union yet. gm has been bargaining over cost-of-living and pensions. they don't want to add too much to their costs. stellantis has this plant where they have not allocated any work and the union is worried about that. in addition to paying other things being bargained each one has their own sep

i'm shawn murray and this is the conversation where we take an alternative look at political events and current affairs through an irish lands. in this show we hope to pick, probe, investigate and uncover the stories that you want to hear. we go, we're mainstream won't go, from redacting historical documents to suspicious fires that wipe out years of information helpful to victims of state violence, britain has been less than forthcoming when questions its applications under international law. this week we look at the british government's latest attempts barrying its role in the recent conflict in ireland. before i introduce today's guest, we took conversation camera to check the public response to the uk government's late attempts enacting legislation that seeks to halt future civil cases and requests linked to killings during the conflict. well, i think the legacy bill has two simple purposes. this government are seeking the indemnify the state forces and the proxies that operated. mordern people in ireland, they want to put the lid on their entire role uh in the conflict, and secondl

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>> yeah, good morning shawn.his morning, we just got here so first thing we do is we check out our rig and we're super excited having fleet week. something that's been a tradition with the fire department. as you can see in the back right now my partner joe is working to get the monitor set up and get the day ready and check out the bags and get prepped today go out on the streets. >> right. one of the great advantages of this partnership is that you can learn from each other. >> reporter: what do you hope to take away? >> that's great question. some of the benefits are the variety of calls that they get to see. very different than ours. so when they get to come on to our ambulance, we get the opportunity to hang out and talk about those experiences. kind of share in that. and then learn from each other. which is invaluable. >> reporter: and of course it goes both ways right? talk to us a little bit about what you think you can share with them. what they can benefit, because you guy are doing this every day, ever

reed, back to you. >> all right, shawn, so many sobering realities there.nk you so much. >>> time now 5:20. no team's undefeated in the nfl. in our "red and gold report" we fake a look at what's ahead as the niners prepare to take on the vikings. >>> a south bay billionaire taking on homelessness. his idea and the bargain price for a piece of land leasing every year for a buck. >>> here's a live look outside before we head to break. it is wednesday, looking live from our mark hopkins cam. over the city. you can even make out the bay bridge off in the distance. it's going to be warm today. so make sure you are ready to go. we'll be right back. sometimes it takes a different approach to see the difference you can make around you. ♪♪ ♪♪ with capella university's game-changing flexpath format, set your own deadlines and access coursework any time. imagine your future differently with capella university. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not anot

shawn? nicole, whether we're talking about the mideast crisis or controversies at a school board meeting, even the upcoming presidential election, our language is becoming more divisive. so coming up, how we can use more inclusive words. >>> and here's a live look outside on this wednesday morning. you can see that the sun is rising. we hope you have a wonderful day, bay area. but before we head to break, here's what's coming up on "cbs mornings." >> hey nicole, good morning. coming up on "cbs mornings," our team coverage from israel continues. we'll hear from the american parents of a soldier serving in the israeli army who was killed when the fighting began. plus, norah o'donnell spruces us to an american nurse who stopped her vacation to help treat the injured. >>> also we're previewing a new documentary on the rise and fall of jewel. and talk with the director and the author of the book the series is based on. >>> and actor, comedian and writer we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you sai

so our shawn chitnis is live at san francisco state university this morning and shawn, what can you tellt this useful tool and are you going to hop in and give it a go and check it out? >> reporter: hey gianna, good morning. so i have already seen someone else use it and i am curious to see what it's going to be like to actually go inside. so we will get to that later in the morning. but we do want to learn a little bit pact what the message is behind this tour that's happening. they are here in san francisco so let's say hi to mariah beckham. she is with cal oes and talk to us about the tour you are going on across the state about. what's the message you want people to take away from this? >> our message is about safety. want people to understand how scary an earthquake can be. really being prepared when the next one comes and being able to drop cover and hold on. >> behind you you have a simulator. what is the idea behind that and what can people really appreciate? >> how unpredictable it can really be in a safe environment so having people go into it i think really lets them understan

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shawn, but it gave me a pause. we thank you for that report. well, let's get back to yesterday's real life shaker and video of the effects of the shaking at a liquor store in sacramento county about an hour outside of san francisco. but we know many of you here in the bay area felt the quake. and enough that b.a.r.t. trains initiated a system-wide shutdown for a time. one x user posted this saying this is so not the alert you want to get when riding b.a.r.t.. amen to that. hey, brendan posted that the alert was actually scarier than the quake itself. we were in a meeting here yesterday morning and kind of felt the same way. and even though the quake rumbled the mid land fault line in the delta, the san andreas fault account had to chime in. posting sorry everybody, got too excited. >>> a bay area scientist says it worked like it's supposed to. dr. angie lux of the berkeley seismology lab says the goal the alert as many people as it can as quickly as possible. but that doesn't leave much time for complete accuracy. wednesday's quake was initiall

again, stu, we're waiting for an update from uaw president shawn fein any minute now.ny to poll poll carry, this has been going for four weeks? i don't see much impact on the stock market -- >> on the stock market, not a lot. they're under pressure today, but overall not really. but i, at some points it is going to start to affect the broader economy especially if we see it start to trickle down into suppliers is and people getting laid off, and you know, coming into the holiday season and all that stuff. so it could get ugly. not for the economy necessarily broadly, but certain my for the automakers. stuart: kenny, thanks so much for being with me. >>> still ahead, mike huckabee on the morality of the war on israel. what has bidenomics done for alaska? i will ask the governor, mike dun dun leavely. -- mike dunleavy. still hilton on bidenomics, and we're 10 days without a speaker. what happens now? texas congressman chip roy takes that on next. the 10:00 hour coming up for you with. ♪ ♪ (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments .. hottest stoc

the benchmark according to shawn fain is significant progress. we will see at 2:00 p.m. the auto workers and makers will be holding their breath, because every time there is an expanded strike, there are billions of dollars of economic impact. so two hours is when to watch. >> thank you, vanessa yurkevich. kate? >> from one strike to another. the largest health care strike is now in the third day. more than 75,000 kaiser permanente health care workers went on strike. mostly in california and colorado and now they say that conditions have been made worse by the pandemic, and so, natasha bertrand is in the thick of it, and what are you hearing there? >> well, kate, we actually just got a statement from the union that i am reading in the inbox now. and they say they have additional bargaining sessions schedule for next thursday and friday, because quite honestly this past week in the last 24 hours or so, there has not been any active discussions between the two sides, so it does not seem any agreement reached at least by the end of theday, and this strike is scheduled to co

thanks shawn. so we did see photographs, videos that the israeli government shared with us some i think has actually already been seen and public media. others were, were new to me and i think get new to our team. it's hard to find the right words. it's beyond what anyone would ever want to imagine. much less actually see. and god forbid experience. a baby, an infant riddled with bullets soldiers be headed. young people burned to live in their cars or in their hideaway rooms. i could go on, but it's simply depravity in the worst immeasurable way it. it almost defies comprehension. and so i've been saying to me it in the most media future harkins back to isis. and some of the very things we saw when it was odd, it's rampage, it's actually was stopped. so i think for any human being to see this it's, it's really beyond almost anything that we can comprehend. digest and i just add that when you when you see this, you try to imagine maybe not try you you, you can't help. but imagine yourself, your fami

and if you live in hayward and the ground starts to shake, just hold on to shawn. he has all the information. good morning and thank you my friend. listen to this everybody. so let's get back to yesterday's shaker. video of the effects of the shaking at a liquor store in sacramento county, about an hour outside of san francisco. the -- smirnoff there sideways. many here in the bay area felt the quake. and enough that b.a.r.t. trains initiated a system-wide shutdown for a time and this x user posted, not the alert you want to get when you are riding b.a.r.t.. i second and third that. brennan posted the alert was scarier than the quake itself. the san andreas fault account also talked to us chiming in saying sorry everybody. i got excited. #earthquake. who knew an earthquake had a fault line. >> i always get nervous with the underwater tunnel in b.a.r.t.. can you imagine getting the alert as you are going underwater. >> no. that would not make me feel very comfortable but i appreciate they're checking the tracks to make sure everything was good. that was a surprising

guys, back to you. >> all right, shawn so much going on. and it's going to be a lot of fun this weekend for a lot of people and learn more and more about the fleet week stuff that's happening and of course our men and women in service. thank you so much shawn. cbs news bay area is the official media partner for fleet week. we've got you covered from land, air and sea. today is spectacular friday and we'll bring you the parade of ships live at # 1:00 a.m. with the blue janes live at 3:00. >>> one day after some of most powerful people in washington eulogized senator dianne feinstein, people all over the nation have had this week to really consider congress and the impact of leadership. well, this morning, congress is still without a speaker of house as san francisco and the nation said good-bye to somebody who was known for reaching across the aisles for solutions. kenny choi this morning with the snapshot of feinstein's life at the end of the week that marked her final chapter. >> reporter: they came to say good-bye to a woman who broke gla

shawn turner, thank you very much for bringing us your expertise. hope you'll come back. >> my pleasure. >>> warning signs of an imminent attack on israel completely missed by their intelligence service as we were just discussing. cnn takes a closer look, ahead. >>> welcome back. hamas' attack suggests a massive intelligence failure for israel as it appeared blind sided by the launch of thousands of rockets. but the signs were there. sam kiley has more. >> reporter: slick propaganda published last year. hamas gunman training on motorized paragliders. and they showed meticulous planning for fighting, all historic failure of israeli intelligence. hamas videos of the start of their assaults fros gaza were published within hours. and hamas sunni movement won palestinian elections in 2006 on a platform of social reform and resistance to iz rae. driven by corruption and incompetence, rivals launched attacks immediately against the movement which denies the right of israel to exist at all. in the end hamas won control of gaza. and its grip on the enclave o