that's where armed members from chillies indigenous mabood shay group have taken control of forests. there have been protests in recent weeks in the capital, santiago them of her che, demanding self determination and the preservation of ancestral lands, largely owned by logging firms. for more on this story, let's go live to our latin america editor lucy newman, who's in santiago, thanks for joining us, lucia. up. the president's been speaking, what has you been saying about declaring a state of emergency? i'm sorry you are that you just cut out then, could you just repeat that one more? of course lucy, i will just saying that the president's been speaking and just declared a state of emergency. what more can you tell us about that? exactly. he said he addressed the nation to say that he had made the decision to because the state of emergency, which can only be declared by the president in very, very limited circumstances was justified. he said, because of a quote, calamitous and grave state of a grave threat rather to public disorder. he said that the albania region is facing terror

shay was among those in attendance at the white house supply chain roundtable. beach move the needle on these issues >> the important thing is the administration is playing a role to get the stakeholders together to engage in a conversation about solutions and something that i think is sorely needed. for our part retailers are putting through millions more containers than even a year ago. we are on track this year just in the aggregate to bring 26 million containers into the united states. last year that was 22 million. last year was a record as well and tracks with the increased sales in the retail industry up 6% last year and then 10, 11, 12% growth this year so i think the important thing is get the stakeholders together. it is a complicated ecosystem. everyone has a role to play and with friction in a segment there's fiction everywhere and having us in the room together is critically important. >> what happened in that room? what did you suggest what should they be doing that they're not already? >> secretary buttigieg and nec director and then the port envo

a cracking goal from shay adams was the difference between southampton and watford. patrick was scored. when fulham13—0. —— 3-0. it is the serbian's striker second hat—trick. west bromwich stay third. in scotland, celtic lost out on the chance to go top of the premiership after missing a penalty in the dying minutes of their match against livingston. it finished 0—0. ross county's match against hibs was postponed because of a positive covid test. there was a win for aberdeen against hearts, saintjohnstone beat dundee united. and dundee beat st mirren. the men's autumn internationals have kicked off with a huge match for wales at the principality stadium. an understrength side lost 5a points to 16. the last time wales beat the all blacks was back in 1953. earlier scott thrashed tonga 60 points— 1a. —— scotland. the cardiff skyline in contrast to the challenge in front of wales. new zealand plasma all blacks have been the team to catching rugby for years, often one step ahead. although the 100th cap was one to cherish. adam wynnjones record of 149th was knocked already

how tony shays family claim some people in his inner >> the family of late zappos ceo tony shay allegeircle took advantage of this ailing health and his last year alive. >> the entrepreneur who was worth nearly a billion dollars died in a fire last year and now there is a legal battle over his vast fortune. david charns reports. >> aca did and addicted to drugs. it's how tony hsieh's family describes him in court documents in lawsuits attempting to gain pieces of the late apple ceo is the state court documents say the 46 year-old che was sleeping 2 or 4 hours a night addicted to ketamine a drug that in high amounts can lead to hallucinations. she believed he could transform into animals and other objects download talents to his brain and manifest water. according to the court filing, quote, certainly tony was not in any condition to plan analyzer negotiate any high stakes, business deals. the family writes in a trip to montana months before his death court documents say shea border. the boss wearing only pajama pants and bought only a box of crayons with him. it was around this time he

how come up with the started throwing them up from shay. again. how kind of a snail to get them on the 11th floor? how come so i would have given me a really good then obviously and so for many of us who had a zoe, a good nat, geo fin. halley's, i will be done with it goes over there with i have obama law had it wouldn't be i had that i have, but all the bad piano when, if not, i don't want it left on like a pre war. the devastating impact on the environment. earth rises, explore some of the efforts to recover what was lost from the syrian scientist. safeguarding one of our most valuable results is these are important samples. we have to make sure they are surviving to the refugees. striving to co exist with nature. okay, so what's going on there is the assimilating. what happens when an elephant commerce life off to conflict on al jazeera, france, ones had a vast empire spending several continents. but by the 1940s, the french were forced to confront reality and demands for independence. in the 1st part of the documentary series al jazeera and lo

um, this is a process that takes a long time for president shay, annabelle, so now to would have enough to be impeached just with these results. but the impeachment is a political process and elections will be presidential elections will be held in exactly one year. so there isn't time for that. so don's military has made more arrest falling mondays to protests have continued late into the night. the military de says he had to seize or to avoid a civil war. you are sick to state anthony blinkin as welcome the release of saddam's deposed prime minister from custody of the lamb dogs office says he's been returned to his residence on his, on the surveillance while others does remain in detention. if the un security council held an emergency meeting on for them, the 2nd agenda is calling for a strength the sudanese people as shown very clearly their intense desire for reform and democracy. now we are seeing a multiplication of could it to us and my appeal obviously is for so especially the big ball worse to come together for the unity of the security policy in order to make sure that that e

that is what it should be, is basically sort of a small shay. it's a small site to share some basic information by poland. justice minister says his country is being blackmailed by the u after the block threatened to the troll funds if some polish regions fail to recognize l g b t writes for dis, shrieks, have already back down and revoke their policies that discriminated against the gain community. will early this month, the european commission told the region that he would withhold over a $120000000.00 euros if the declarations remained in force. it comes 2 months after the broke initiated legal action against the country for alleged violations of algae b t writes, but many are apparently unhappy with the intervention by the year. but over social network was, i believe that the european union should not interfere with what's happening and pulling it off. they should not act like that, especially if the city deserves that money and should be given it handled ease and sanctions of this type should not be imposed. i don't, i think the european un

do shay, much appreciated? thank you. and moving the program on the education authorities in the us are asking the government to use anti terror laws, uninvolved the f. b i against parents to protest against what their children are being taught and mandated to where in the classroom. namely, face masks, the national school boards association has sent an open letter to the biden administration. these acts of malice, violence, and threats against public school officials have increased. the classification of these heinous actions could be the equivalent to a form of domestic terrorism and hate crimes for you to dare to try to sneer parents as domestics. harris just reflects just how tone deaf school boards and school administrators become about the please of parents on behalf of their children. while the u. s. attorney general has stepped in writing to the f. b, i and criminal attorneys and announcing plans to come by what he called a disturbing spike and harassment, intimidation on threats of violence against school person.

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to the streets with one group of protest is trying to reach the prime minister's office green past shays if somebody has saved at least one vaccine dose tested negative all recently recovered from the viruses introduced to east travel with in the you and enabling france. people are also furious. the cable restrictions they're taken to the streets for 13th consecutive saturday. a scuffles broke out with police to use pepper spray. am right, she was to push back demonstrators in july, france implemented a health pass, giving privileges to vaccinated citizens our facebook has been in the headlines this week with the tech giant experiencing to serious outage is a 1st blackout happened on monday when uses of the platform along with whatsapp and instagram, we're unable to access or to get access to their pages for 7 hours straight. the 2nd disruption which occurred on friday evening continued for a couple of hours. both is said to have been caused by technical errors. i will now in an official statement. facebook's engineers have said that the problem was due to connection failure between the

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thank you for my name is shay. i'm defined on the foundational way with johnson. and i thought we'll have about 202020 i conducted a, i'm mr. parker investigation into what happened was one for was going to threat the to so do after. but to for cause on the victims. those who are cute for cause on the injuries for fire in the introduction i talked about the successful and soft campaign. it was pretty remarkable that protested that people power top or close down an toy police shoot it, and me to show you here. i know you've seen this of the over the past year from nigeria, police force 5 things to know about the dissolution of the special and t robbery squad, also known as saws. and there's a whole list, the things that will happen officers from the unit, they're going to be re deploy. this can be a new policing arrangement, citizen strategies, police, we'll talk citizens and there will be a new way of working a new way of the police operating in nigeria. the sy, why are you shaking your head? because none of these things are happening. absolutely not. one of them,

whether the shut that was intentional or it was just the mistake there earlier, my colleagues worries to shay and eager to sit down and discuss a brief taste of a world without facebook on what's up was quite a, quite an experience now was and, and it was like going in some version of a cyber and a co chamber if you like. and just, you know, completely, you know, muting out the rest of the rest of the world. yeah. it was again, it was quite an experience and in fact, it was one of the longest outages that facebook has experienced in its history. so yet it was long and there were long, tense hours because nobody seemed to know what caused the outage. how long it will glossed and well, well, what we should all do with it. so well, it seems all seems back to normal now, but it wasn't easy because apparently when facebook service went down, they took along with themselves the so the infrastructure inside the, the, the facebook headquarters or wherever their services are located. so engine is when they tried to get in, they found out that they have electronic cards, their passes simply did not wor

since the falls sunday night chase center has hosted country band dan and shay wednesday night with nocidents. the warriors home opener is set for seven p.m. tonight. the eagles are scheduled to play a concert here at chase center. friday and saturday nights. we're live in san francisco christian captain ktvu fox two news. okay, christian. thank you for the upnson and johnson covid booster shots as well erv. the committee accepted older ah underlying conditions and j shot a second dose of that vaccine. the panel also said people can mix and match those boosters. now it's going to be up to the cdc director to either accept or modify the recommendations, and that decision is expected to come soon and the annual statewide event that reminds all of us to take cover in the event of a big earthquake took place this morning. at 10 21 people all across the state stopped what they were doing and dropped, covered and held on during the great california shakeout in san francisco mayor london breed fire chief jenny nicholson and sheriff paul miyamoto participated in a shakeout drill the city's mai

tim: 24 years ago to the day, donald laciy's daughter, louise shay, was shot and killed while walking home from school. all these years later, lacy worries that oakland is still facing a wave of senseless violence. one that is seen 113 homicides so far this year and counting. >> that's not acceptable. we have to value life more. >> ♪ isn't she lovely isn't isni wonderful. >> in the wake of his daughter's death lace yes founded the love life organization a group inspired by the vision to bring awareness within the community to help end the violence and -- inflicted upon so many families. >> there's so much good in our city. let's start bringing a spotlight on the good and changing people's minds and hearts. so we can put an end to this senseless violence. reporter: a message that resonates with the oakland police department. they say the only way for the issues to truly be resolved is by working together hand-in-hand. >> really what it boils down to is about parter inship and we're here to partner with the whole community of oakland to take down this violence that we're seeing. especia

um, this is a process that takes a long time for president shay. annabelle sonata would have enough to be impeached just with these results, but the impeachment is the political process and elections will be presidential elections will be held in exactly one years. so there isn't time for that. and so 7 of the 11 senators voted to chargeable sonata for did not. they said that this saw inquiry was politically motivated, that it's main objective was for election election purposes. people are thinking of next year's elections, but the numbers are very staggering. i mean, it is 600000 dead people. the 2nd largest death toll in this pandemic. many of these desk could have been avoided, had the president not stalled and, and, and delayed the acquisition of vaccines, and not made speeches against the vaccines until the very last moment, like this report was made public last week. and although ball sonata was being accused of crimes against humanity, he still went on to publish alive on his social media, linking vaccines against cove id 22, h i v virus. he said that people in the u. k that had

this government is squeezing the air out of the people protests against shay, annabelle. so now to began, since he publicly denied the coven 19 pandemic, which has killed almost 600000 brazilians to date. but now a growing number of left clean political parties have joined forces with trade unions and social organisations. even if they don't see i twice, they have a common goal. some brazil is politically polarized. polls show 46 percent of the population supporting former president, luis in jasa let. the silver was on the left us workers party and 25 percent in favor of boffin, oro, stapo. that leaves 30 percent of brazilian, still looking for a candidate from the center, but pulls also indicate that 59 percent of brazilians, reject bull sonata. m. would it more, don't schedule an impeachment is unlikely to happen because although there are enough reasons to force both scenarios out, he still has supporting congress. but it's important to show the country that the majority of brazilians want him out to pour with these protest her say that can only be achieved by making t

um, this is a process that takes a long time for president shay, annabelle, so now to would have enough to be impeached just with these results. but the impeachment is the political process and elections will be presidential elections will be held in exactly one years. so there isn't time for that was on board potash as the leader of the workers party in brazil senate he says bolts and are ignored her responsibilities as president a we have a great result today. it's the end of several months of work with the all of the hearings being very democratic. the neutral here we have a president that went to the street without wearing a mask. vito delete the legal establishment of the use of mass by the people, the fight, every time social distance he defended fail false medications too for people to feel free to go to the street in. he didn't give the example. on the contrary, he gave the negative example as much as possible. he delayed the economic support throughout the emergency lead. he created artificial difficulties for the procurement of vaccine. this was very, very large. by the commis

right. shay and ok. catallo system, catalysts that things it chemistry used to died and speed up chemical reactions. and yet, like your carson said that all phenom of metals i or you can use enzymes as well. but mcmillan unless showed that you could use small organic molecules say things made from carbon, oxygen and hydrogen to to guide yo yo chemical reactions. and you need to bear in mind that chemist want to make molecules in very particular ways you can often make and you can make molecules in different ways. but if, if they're the wrong mirror image of each other, then that can have consequences, especially when you're making pharmaceuticals, you want to make your molecules need to be very precise. and by using am, oh comic molecules as catalyst, it's got lots of benefits in terms of the volume and in terms of costs, metals out from very expensive and also in terms of toxicity. so the work of these cases, it's got incredibly far reaching, i'm applications and it is what that is, is, is only going to be expanding over the years. and yet this is a really, is a very interesting and know

will be a $1200.00 page report, asking for the indictment of at least 70 people. among them president shay bull sonata and his sons. man in brazil believe it will have no impact over before 5 o'clock with this investigation will lead nowhere report needs to be examined by brazil's attorney general, and it will probably end up in a drool. ah, but the vice president of the senate committee in charge of the investigation told us they will try to get justice for the victims. by all means, even if it means turning to the international court to my view, he says the probe has already produced a change. it's, oh, it's local mister, paloma doesn't care. oh, but as before, the pro began president j. lable sonata was the only person who had to say in brazil, he acted in the worst possible way, and there was no response. no, the senate was the 1st institution that reacted to the atrocities he committed and investigated his crimes. and tore a surprise, re unveiled corruption scandals involving the acquisition of vaccines from you to the investigation has already taken a toll on ball sonatas. popularity

there's been protests in recent weeks in the capital santiago, the mabood shay is demanding self determination and the preservation of ancestral lands, lushly owned by logging films. a latin america editor, lucy newman, has moved from santiago in the last few months. certainly this year, these armed militants, my poacher groups have become more and more bold carrying out acts of our sins, sabotage, taking over land and define it just recently. there was an attack on a home that was set on fire. the couple that was inside was unable to escape. the husband died from the burden wound, the wife is still in hospital. and then finally, the last straw came when another unknown until now armed group of militants put, sent out a message on social networks and said that they would not, they would fight to the finish of police, tried to expel them, and a community that had taken over 2 years old national reserve, and that is a forestry reserve in the albany region. the president has been under tremendous pressure for months now from conservatives within his own party, and even animal and other groups, in

no, the most likely not, um, this is a process that takes a long time. president shay annabelle sonata would have enough to be impeached just with these results. but the impeachment is a political process, and elections will be presidential elections will be held in exactly one years. so there isn't time for that. sedans state oil company workers have joined us growing civil disobedience movement against monday's military. cou, a coalition of unions has been calling for strike to protest the military power grab kind of the thought out about hands as detaining civilian leaders warrants necessary to avoid a civil war. the prime minister of the land has been allowed to return to his own residence, where he remains under type security. the latest would have been morgan in our tomb hit the oil work is supposed to boil 1st of oil. first of all, tell me about the significance of that, and if they are joining this movement, while the oil sector is very crucial to keep the dance economy and other sectors functioning. now, it's already in turmoil because of the blockade of the port in the easter

and at the end of the day they fail and there will be replaced by either the army men who it also is shay because this is a failing state. what this is, this is what i wanted to ask you about more because because, you know, there are some who are in a voice and concerns. and some elements of history may, may, may be repeated here. as you said, the country's military has dissolved, the government, arrested political leaders, and declared a state of emergency you were alluding to a moment ago. but what, what happens now? what does come next? well, i'm not to bluff it to tell you what will come next. but it's really easy to predict the dame in the blue han and the one who took over the country and kicked out the civil and government. and we shape another 7 government in order to under, kindly because he doesn't want to give out then what abuse and then does the bills anyway. if we align, they civil inside of the government under his dictatorship and it feels a dictatorship. and when the time we get rid of them again, or they will get rid of him. so this is how it works. and disc, unfortunate

um, this is a process that takes a long time for president shay, annabelle, so now to would have enough to be impeached just with these results. but the impeachment is the political process and elections will be presidential elections will be held in exactly one year. so there isn't time for that. sedans military agenda has made more arrests as part of its crackdown, falling. monday's coo protest against the ousting of the interim government continue, but the military to says he had to seize power to avoid a civil war. meanwhile, us secretary of state down to the blink and has spoken to the prime minister bela handle. he was detained on monday, but has not been moved back to his residence and is under tight security even more than reports, capital cartoon level clinical uses. it was not a cool, that's the message from sudan military leader who overthrew the interim government on monday. general abdel for the hon says he took power to help dance transition to democracy and avoid a civil war. but that's what we have experienced a bottleneck of occasions where we had to stand up to the pri

preliminary examination into is, is sort of coming off the back of when the police were investigating pin a. shay, margaret thatcher is great friend. the dictator of chilly, who was in the ca, who in 9073, but it was because she was released. but is the point that the metropolitan police might do something here in london to a business. obviously, it was not intended to come off the back of the 17 years, but of course that is one of the legal financial bases for or the metropolitan police to, to launch investigation. this is not the 1st case. it's been brought. there are cases have been brought in the past actions. taylor as an example was rushed to charge rescue to the new k not successfully unfortunately. but that was a question of the evidence, not question with jurisdiction. so we've also seen cases in germany and france around europe against sarah and officials and verse other crimes being investigated on the universal jurisdiction. so, so there is a legal basis or so ultimately it's more of a question of whether the evidence is strong enough rather than if there is actually an evidence or, o

is that a concern that you share a yes, i think it does, of course ended on amazon begun. shay and no one has them begun to put a bug but of good. we could not agree. yeah. it was when i think it, it's not clear why there monday in mozambique what i did power did. and god, it's not clear for how long did one does it. we're going to stay in wasn't beach and a ball and it's not to please why amazon began going to pass back to to true andes . glendale parisians come to the gutter. right. but the rwandan government frames this as a responsibility to protect mission. and after all, they are making gains and many people say, well, the runs and forces are succeeding where a mozambique army has failed in this battle. yes, that is to this is a very good beach was beach to hear that and they are here to our system. was them begun for freeze, but we more know to how expensive ease to deploy 2000 the military to come to look at it and doing he to death for debt, international responsibility. we know everyone that is not to reach country. this are willing to sort of something to not a problem. so

let's bring in the traiting nation team, craig johnson and danielle shay.when we are trying to better understand the mental health impact of social media snap chat introducing family safety tools to protect minors using its april do you think it is conveying the right message to wall street right now? >> i think it's the. i think they have largely been able to escape all the issues we are seeing with facebook and instagram. additionally, you know, generation z and younger millennials love snap chat they grew up in a time when they could see employer looking at facebook pages and everything is on the internet. but snap chat you can only send messages to your friends and it deletes itself afterwards. it is a huge hit with generation z, younger millennials they beat earnings the last seven quarters you have high iv and a lot of options traded on this ticker. for me, i am looking at selling put credit spreads and i am going trade it for some ib crush overnight. >> the stock is trading at $75 a share. what's the next level to watch >> i think the next level to w

ending the threat of a downgrade for a shay's third largest economy. the credit score was kept at baa-3 at the lowest investment grade. that's on par with russia and with romania. the agency says downside risks from negative feedback between the real economy and the financial system are receding. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 200 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haidi: facebook in the eye of the storm after whistleblower accused the social network of putting profits before people. here are some of frances haugen's testimony to a senate commerce committee. >> they can't protect us from the harms that they know exist in their own system. because it is causing teenagers to be exposed to more anexoria content and pulling families apart and places like ethiopia it's fanning ethnic violence. haidi: joining us to discuss is tech reporter noami nix. what were the takeaways from this hearing? >> i think one of the central takeaways is that frances haugen

but they came out and played inspired ball early 1st quarter shai gilgeous alexander step back just cominga 3119 thunder lead. he had 30 late in the first pitch and steph and steph, nice shot there okc up 11 at halftime staff had 23 let's throw fast, but her supporters turn it on damian huge off the bench. this 3 gets the warriors within a point then exits out porter for the lead. the wing. 3 is good. is 7876 another one from otto porter come from the corner that goes down warriors lead by 5 in the jordan polls life laying right there. he didn't shoot it well. got that bucket and the warriors go up by 9. more damion lee, 3 pointer from the top of the key. he had 20 points off the one. oh, 2.92 warriors just 2 minutes later. here's andrew and a nice push 21 from him, 3 steals and a block warriors win one o 6.98. therefore, no, they come back to the chase center was at a game homestand that starts on thursday against the grizzlies. here's steve kerr on damian lee and of course, lee himself. >> i thought jamie was kenny i can to just call the rock for a preview. old-time baseball every game a

i don't want them to miss this , so time to bring in simpler trading director of options danielle shay read it a lot and i see where you have been cautious too recently. is that changing in the last 24 hours? >> car el, it's changing a little bit but honestly until we can get up above 4,450 in the s&p, i'm going to have to remain cautious, because due to september and the pullback that we got we just have a lot of overhead resistance. this week we've seen a nice rally, but we could potentially get news unless more stocks in this market can really have the buyers come in. charles: keith? >> i've got to tell you, caution is the name of the game, but so is optimism. if you cower in the sidelines all the time you'll miss the rally that's just the way the markets work so buy low, sell hi, risk management is a different question entirely. charles: so earnings season right around the corner and we're getting mixed signals there, recently there have been some revisions but there's also this sort of notion that you want to buy stocks as we go into earnings season, and danielle, you've talked ab

tonight the venue is set to host dan and shay and tomorrow the dove's game. fell from upper decks at chase center at sunday night's fish concert. one of them f atal. one a man broke the fall of one of those men potentially saving his life. he was sitting on the second floor of the arena. witnesses say that a man fell from the third level right into his lap. the impact caused him to break a bone in his left leg. >> if i had been sitting two inches to the side he could have landed on my head. if i had been sitting the two inches the other way i wouldn't have been there to help break his fall and it could have been worse for him. >> the concert goer who fell to his death has been identified as ryan prosser. >>> steve ban on is one step closer to being found in contempt of congress. he is refusing to work with the committee investigating the january 6th incident. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. it's not going to happen like you think it'll happen. >> tomorrow the full house will vote on whether to send the resolution to the justice department which

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since the falls sunday night chase center has hosted country band dan and shay wednesday night with nod incidents. the warriors home opener is tonight and the eagles are scheduled to play a concert here at chase center friday. and saturday night in san francisco. christian captain ktvu fox two news. governor gavin newsom announced earlier today that he's proposing to ban new oil and gas drilling their sensitive locations across the state. the plan would prohibit new wells and facilities within a 32 100 ft exclusion area. around homes, schools, hospitals, nursing homes and other sensitive areas. governor newsom says reliance on fossil fuels has resulted in more kids getting asthma, more children born with birth defects and more communities exposed to toxic dangerous chemicals. two million californians within a half mile radius live. in communities like this directly impacted directly impacted by these oil and extraction operations, so we believe this is a significant milestone. the governor's proposal will affect 30% of the oil operations across the state. today state regulators unanimo

but they came out and they played inspired basketball today early in the first shai gilgeous-alexanderlayer knocked down a 3 as 30 points on the night later in the first step curry doing what he does best moving without the ball to repay his faith. but okc was up 11 at halftime staff at 23 3rd quarter jobs turning on damian lee threes. but the league for 3. the warriors get to within a point next possession. porter doing his best deeley impression. he had one of his own. a few seconds later porter from the deep corner. give me all 3 of those warriors up by 5 to come back on this 4th quarter. george employee did not shoot it. well. we started taking it to the cup. that was one of 3 straight layups the warriors up 9, 3, and a half minutes left the lee and another one. he had 20 points off the bench. one. oh, 2.92. later, andrew wiggins tough bucket. if you wait up, 21 3 steals from him in a blocked win one o 6.98 they are for here is lee after the game, myself on being ready. >> just a matter of. and the right but agreements there right that great teammates airlines of powering. them bei

>> and shay, you're right., and i am so incredibly proud to represent ft. bliss, an american military installation here in congress, from the 16th congressional district, and the vanessa guillen act is something that kind of came through our military personnel subcommittee. i'm proud to be the vice chairwoman on that subcommittee. we got provisions into the house's version of the national defense authorization act. we're waiting on the senate. the senate should be passing its version of the ndaa hopefully before thanksgiving, and then it will go to conference. in conference, we want to preserve as many of those reforms as possible. we owe it to our service members. we owe it to vanessa guillen and her memory. and we owe it to the american people to make sure that we are doing right by our military. >> yeah, it's so important to keep her name in the forefront of everything. congresswoman, it's a real pleasure to see you. thank you for your time this morning. >> likewise. thank you, jose. >> thank you so much. >>

matt shay.'re watching around the spurt of halloween. let's go aishah hasnie on why that deadline is very, very important, specifically for democrats. >> reporter: well, democrats have a lot of kidlines coming up really, really fast. yeah, neil, you're right, it is crunch time. fourteen days away from the if halloween deadline. tensions are flaring here on the hill, and doubts are growing as to whether or not democrats can unify, come together and really get some of these deadlines met, very important deadlines. take a look at this, this is what democrats are contending with here, and let's focus at the top of this list. president biden's massive tax and social spending plan, that is one of the deadlines coming up here. moderates and progressives still don't have a price tag for this, that top-line number although president biden conceded last week, you know, it's not going to be that $3.5 trillion number anymore. they're also still nowhere close to figure thing out what their big social program

shay in corpus christi, texas. you support this idea. why?aller: they are making a lot of money, so they have a profitable industry some place. you are taxing my income, and i don't make very much. i voted for biden, but i have got questions about what he is doing. providing $75 to improve the irs or to get more irs to keep an eye on money -- providing $75 billion. i do not know why biden would be interested in why i have $600 in my account. why not worry about why a billionaire can disband $600,000 instead of may spending by $600 -- can spend $600,000 instead of me spending my $600. host: in december of 2019, u.s. lost more tax revenue than any other developed country in 2018 due to trump's tax cuts, according to a new report. the tax cuts dramatically altered the u.s. tax landscape for the first time in tickets by permanently slashing the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21%, temporarily cutting individual tax rates, and limiting state and local tax deductions, among other changes. from 2017 to 2018, the u.s. tax to gdp ratio fell 26.8% to 24

congress has an important role in shai shaping the future of college athletics and should establish a uniform national standard to address the challenges becoming evident around nil legislation. in our discussion today, i will consistently go back to three principles that i believe should be the foundation to any federal nil legislation. the first is that all laws governing nil for student athletes should treat them as students first and foremost. more than 98% of student athletes will not compete professionally, and we must remember we are talking about more than high visibility sports like football and basketball. the second principle is that federal legislation should support the current mission of broad sport offerings for a diverse group of student athletes, made possible by revenue shared from higher visibility sports and avoid the creation of inequities in the treatment of men and women under an employment model. the third principle is to ensure each institution's mission is preserved and unique circumstances are recognized, appreciating that different schools have different re

steve: i was just going to say regarding commissioner shay. two fire -- two policemen, rather, lost their lives to covid just last week and he said everybody should embrace the vaccine because it still is a killer. brian: we this thing called individual decision as a country. we also have this thing called antibody test. so many work through this -- before there was a vaccine we even knew where the virus came from. we thought it came from a platypus. we found out it came from a lab. cops were on the street working the beat a lot of them have the immunity that's not taken into fray. delta set up a testing program to say if you are not vaccinated get tested take $200 a month out of your paycheck. a lot of people don't like that but at least that's an option. ainsley: got the press release from the mayor's office. this might encourage if you are not vaccinated. city employee you get $500 in paycheck for receiving first shot at a city run vaccination site. steve: what's what's going on here go. to the other coast. a number of seattle police office

ashley: despite numerous first responders sharing the same concern, commissioner shay says there is conns necessary at their disposal. this does include mandatory overtime and significant changes to their schedules. i do want to add to this. just yesterday, actually, there was 8% of the nypd that was added to that list to get it up to a higher percentage for vaccination rates about 1,000 officers did get the vaccine. according to the fire department monday, november 1st, it has the potential to see 20% of the fire companies close and 20% fewer ambulances on the roadways. back to you guys. will: that is huge. rachel: thank you so much. pete: thank you, ashley. rachel: thank you, ashley. can i say something on sanitation workers? my garbage man and i do not actually come in contact with each other. he picks up our trash. same with firemen. if you are getting saved in a fire, do you care whether the fireman throws you over his shoulder and pulls out of a fire has the vaccine? pete: i'm sure they don't. rachel: when do the people of new york say enough? i feel bad for the people of new york