but u.p.s. confirming tonight the driver of their u.p.s. truck is among the dead. that plane crashing onto a u.p.s. delivery truck, spreading fire right down that street. a number of vehicles and homes turned into fire balls. those victims pulled from their burning homes. tonight, the charred outline of what's left of those homes. the debris spread for more than a block. thors authorities today describing it as a, quote, brutal scene. at least two people confirmed dead, including that driver. two others taken to the hospital. abc's will carr leading us off, he's on the scene in santee, california, near san diego. >> a plane hit -- oh, my god. >> reporter: tonight, the urgent search and rescue playing out throughout the fierce flames and thick smoke. >> it shook my whole entire -- oh, my god, i got to get out of here. >> reporter: a small twin-engine plane slamming into two homes and a delivery truck. exploding in a fireball just blocks away from a high school, in the city of santee, just outside of san diego. >> looks like two houses on fire right now and a u.p.s.

a small plane slammed into a neighborhood, killing a u.p.s.as a doctor from arizona. >>> a statue of andrew jackson has been vandalized during a protest. they were protesting an oil pipeline in minnesota. >>> john deere could be facing a strike tomorrow. workers have rejected a contract deal. they are upset with proposed cuts to overtime pay and health premiums after the company made record profits. >>> jon gruden has resigned from the las vegas raiders after e-mails came to light, showing him to use racist and homophobic language. >>> rain in the northwest. and two feet of snow in the rockies. sunny with temperatures ten degrees above normal in the northeast. >>> finally, the company improving life on the road for truckers. >> here's will ganss on the rolling renovations. >> reporter: whatever you think you know about the life of a truck driver -- you can go all the way to california with no music? >> and no gps. >> reporter: get ready to change gears. it's no easy feat getting inside. like, for reference, my head is lower than the chair. deb

oh, my god. >> reporter: two homes in santee and a u.p.s. truck taking the brunt of the impact. >> i ran outside and i heard my neighbor yell a plane crashed. >> reporter: neighbor michael keeley was on the phone when he heard a boom. >> it's not a earthquake. i think somebody crashed in my garage. >> reporter: keeley and other neighbors ran to a home that was hit by the plane and pulled a woman out her window to safety. >> we yelled, is anyone in there, and there was a lady screaming yelling what happened? where is my puppy? come to the window. i grabbed her arm and helped her through the window. >> i ran over, saw the woman from the first house on the side of the street with burns and then me and several other people ran over to the backyard and was able to get one other guy out from the house. >> reporter: u.p.s. confirming one of its drivers was killed. neighbors say he made deliveries to their homes for years. >> with covid erng's been deliveries so he talksl e nehbo community, and when i saw his truck, that's what hurt the most. >> rep

we're expecting the u.p.s. truck to be moved any minute knew.t comes as the ntsb is getting set to investigation what went wrong here. >> will, thank you. >>> next, new reaction after the sudden resignation of las vegas raiders jon gruden, after reports of e-mails over many years with racist, homophobic and misogynistic comments. tonight, what he allegedly said in some of those e-mails. here's kayna whitworth from las vegas. >> reporter: tonight, the head coach of the las vegas raiders jon gruden resigning after an explosive investigation by "the new york times" revealing emails they described as "misogynistic used this "language over several years to denigrate people around the game and to mock some of the league's momentous changes." >> jon gruden's career is over. it's over. >> reporter: while working for espn, in an e-mail to the former president of the washington football team, bruce allen, and others, gruden reportedly called nfl commissioner roger goodell a homophobic slur. and said he should not have pressured the rams to draft gay playe

u.p.s., ge, eli lilly, and many more after the close. consumer confidence topping estimates for the month of october, up four points from september. we have 59 minutes left to go in the session. >> we have a big show coming your way in just a few minutes, we'll speak with the ceo of $200 billion pharma giant, novartis on the back of their earnings as that company starts a strategic review of its generic drug business >> get ready for a jam-packed afternoon of earnings with results from alphabet, microsoft, twitter, visa, and many more. >> let's get to the stories we're watching mike santoli tracking the market action josh lipton with what is driving nvidia higher. frank holland with the earnings pop for u.p.s. mike, start us off >> rally has slowed down a little bit grown more mixed under the surface. maybe not too much of a surprise as of right now, s&p 500 is up more than 7% in les than three weeks. so this has been a pretty assertive rebound off that shake-out we got in september and octo

a spokesperson for u.p.s. said one of those killed was an employee after the plane struck one of its trucks. officials describe it as a brutal scene, with debris extending almost a block away. the plane was a between engine cessna c340. the plane was heading to yuma, arizona and trying to land in a nearby field local coverage now, nbc 7 san diego and their reporter, dana griffin, is live on scene. dana >> yeah, behind me you can see the aftermath of this horrific plane crash. the debris still stretches at least another block. we know two homes appear to be destroyed, five others sustained some sort of damage. behind me you can see just this burnt-out shell of a u.p.s. truck where we have confirmed one of their driver was killed in this crash. now, the cessna went down around 12:15. video shot by witnesses show a huge ball of fire. according to those witnesses, the plane crashed in the street and a wing clipped a u.p.s. truck that happened to be right at the intersection. the driver of the truck is one of two c

the postal service, u.p.s. and fedex making new plans of their own. >>> the story behind this sign in the end zone. the 9-year-old boy getting tom brady's attention. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >>> good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us on this busy monday night. i'm linsey davis. david is on assignment. he'll be back tomorrow. several developing stories at this moment. news on covid vaccines and children and 70 million americans on alert with severe weather. >>> we begin with breaking news out of idaho. a shooting at a mall and it has been deadly. police reporting multiple people were injured including a police officer. we've learned two victims have died. this was the scene outside the boise town square mall. police responding to reports of shots fired inside. mall security sending out alerts warning of an active shooter. a caller to 911 reporting a suspect wearing dark clothes. investigators going carefully through the scene

postal service, fedex and u.p.s. also looking for solutions to the crisis. boosting capacity and hiring thousands more workers. the post master general telling the wall street your honor al journal, quote, we're going to kill it this season. severe weather like we've seen the past 24 hours impacting cargo ships stranded off bottlenecked ports on the west coast. a massive fire breaking out on this cargo ship near victoria, canada, after dozens of its shipping containers plummeted into the ocean. with all the trouble off the coasts, secondary ports in cities like miami looking to draw more business to their shores. linsey, here on one of amazon's cargo ramps, the company says it plans to have those 85 planes in the air by december. linsey? >>> when we come back the disturbing discovery inside a home in houston. three young children abandoned inside and what authorities are saying tonight. are everything to me. ands but i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture. and it got to the point where things i took for granted got tougher to do. thought surgery was my

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u.p.s.arns of supply chain issues hitting holiday sales of course, watch what's happening with tesla newest member of the trillion dollar market cap club those shares off just fractionally in the premarket trade after positivity around that deal signed with hertz to get to 100,000 electric vehicles for fleet late other than. off fractionally, year to date basis, becky and andrew, 45% gains. big day for catalysts. back to you, joe. >> yes, dom. thank you. >>> we're going to move. in the move. thank you. >> nice to see. >>> when we come back, eli lilly ceo joins us on the coronavirus treatment and their latest quarterly results. >>> before we head to the break, though, a check on the markets dow futures up 125 points. earnings rolling in and most numbers better than expected s&p up by about 18 nasdaq, about 84 and this after an update from the mkearts yesterday. "squawk box" will be right back. michael myers is the essence of evil. the boogeyman... needs to die. if you track michael's victims,

you can see where the plane hit that u.p.s.along with that driver, first responders say one person inside the plane was killed. this field impacts about 10homes, they were damaged. two people inside one of those homes were seriously injured. the ntsb is now taking over the investigation. norah? >> o'donnell: carter, thank you. and there is encouraging news in the fight against the pandemic. new infections, hospitalizations and deaths are trending downward. tonight the u.s. could soon have the world's first pill to treat covid. here's cbs' manuel bojorquez >> reporter: tonight, the drug- maker merck may be close to distributing the first covid-19i emergency use authorization for oral treatment targeted to vaccinated people who developed covid systems. the pill is shown to cut hospital stays and death by half. meanwhile, anthony fauci says kids can safely enjoy halloween this year. >> you're outdoors for the most part. at least when my kids were doing trick or treating. enjoy it. >> reporter: there is continued concern about covi

and u.p.s.ship between december 21st and 23rd if you're using three-day select and if you procrastinate, priority or express options are still available for all the carriers >>> a famous figure in the colorado wildlife community is finally free meet tire elk. an officer spotted tire elk for the first time in july of 2019 he's known for his unique neck accessory. colorado parks and wildlife tried to tranquilize tire elk many times to free him from that tire but he eluded their grasp here he is in july of last year with that same rubber necklace and here he is again just a few weeks ago. but finally after all this time, people fixed tire elk's problem on saturday. wildlife officials say they tranquilized him and removed that tire. sadly, they did have to take his antlers in the process free of his burden, tire elk, now just elk sans antlers. >>> 65 seconds on a race to the finish gabby petito died of manual strangulation. that from the report from the coroner in teton county, wyoming. he says gabb

>> destroying two homes and the u.p.s. delivery truck, plus the harrowing moments right before the fatal crash. >> climb immediately. climb the airplane. >> the investigation this morning. >>> southwest struggle. new questions this morning after the airline stranded thousands of passengers coast to coast. did the airline's vaccine mandate impact the travel nightmare? southwest east ceo gary c. kelly joins us live. >>> submarine secrets. the navy engineer and his wife caught up in an fbi sting trying to sell technology to a foreign country set to face a judge for the first time this morning. >>> breaking overnight, super bowl winning coach jon gruden leaving the raiders after reports about a trove of emails with racist, homophobic and misogynistic comments. the reaction to the nfl shake-up this morning. >>> miraculous homecoming. the little boy lost in the woods for three days back with his mother this morning and the moment she met the good samaritan who found him, only on "gma." >>> an abc news exclusive. the mother who j

two comes caught on fire and the u.p.s. truck was destroyed. the driver is among the casualties.nvestigation has been handed over to the faa. >>> two winners of the nobel prize in economics. stanford professor looks at how they analyze experiments. they will split the prize money with a researcher from and 90. >>> the lava flow in spain has been rubbed in three weeks. they rolled down the hillside yesterday after 21 tremors. so far 1200 buildings have been destroyed. 6000 of the 83,000 residents of the island had been evacuated. >>> this is time-lapse from sierra at tahoe ski resort. hopefully the snowpack to boot. let's look at the forecast. meteorologist darren peck is here with us. >> it does not look that way everywhere right now. it just happens to be in the perfect place for high definition snow. this is equal and widespread, but there is a very narrow band heading toward highway 50 coming off of the lake. can you see the consistent higher amounts to be read by the radar? the surface of lake tahoe is warm compared to the colder air above it when you get the strong winds, th

this is john from maryland my five stocks are pnc financial, microsoft, target, lowe's, u.p.s. am i diversified >> now, this is a simpler issue for me it's not hard at all microsoft we just identified that as a software company u.p.s. is -- they had a blow-up quarter? how did they have a blow-up quarter in retrospect of what amazon did pnc, people liking the stock lowe's and target are truly the same i had people speak at a sustainability conference, and there's too much overlap there i have to say we'll take out target they have had a great run. and i will put in united health like the gentleman nadir suggested, even though he is a cowboys fan. that way you get the diversification you need now we go to stick with cramer because i took too much time but it's sometimes worth it. it's so hard to figure out do you own microsoft and you own google and the answer is, yes, you do so stick with cramer >> announcer: coming up, this company floundered in the first day of trading now, cramer serves up all you need to know about the global found list ipo next. hey businesses! you all dese

the small plane smashing into homes and into a u.p.s. truck.ne, the homes, the truck bursting into flames. the homes burned to the ground. emergency teams racing to help the victims. two seniors pulled from their home. what authorities revealed just a short time ago. >>> also tonight, turning the corner on this pandemic. the boston marathon returns. and tonight here, news on the merck covid pill, taken if you get covid. what merck now says their data shows. also, potential boosters for moderna and johnson & johnson. how soon could we hear from the fda? late developments on that front. >>> the travel chaos at u.s. airports tonight. a third straight day of

the small plane smashing into homes and into a u.p.s. truck.he plane, the homes, the truck bursting into flames. the homes burned to the ground. emergency teams racing to help the victims. two seniors pulled from their home. what authorities revealed just a short time ago. >>> also tonight, turning the corner on this pandemic. the boston marathon returns. and tonight here, news on the america covid pill, taken if you get covid. what merck now saying their data shows. also potential boosters for moderna and johnson & johnson. how soon could we hear from the fda. late developments on the that front. >>> the travel chaos at u.s. airports tonight. a third straight day of widespread cancellations from southwest airlines.

the port of los angeles will begin operating around the clock, said major companies such as walmart, u.p.sailers are warning product shortages and rising prices are likely to last through the holiday. the white house says there is only so much they can do at this point. >> they're not the postal service or u.p.s. or fedex. we cannot guarantee. what we can do is use every lever at the federal government disposal to reduce delays, to ensure that we are addressing bottlenecks in the system. >> joining us now cnn's amara walker from the port of savannah, facing a major backlog. we hear so much about the west coast. the east coast also facing some tough moments. what is the situation in savannah, amara? >> reporter: well, erica, you're seeing the supply chain nightmare play out here in savannah. what we're seeing here is a major traffic jam of cargo ships as well as a major backlog of supplies. if you look at the view from our mass cam, you'll see this wall, this mountain of shipping containers stacked as high as you can see. we're talking about 70 to 80,000 of these steel boxes that have been

i read that u.p.s. is hiring 100,000 workers for the holiday season working for u.p.s.you don't get to see your family during the holidays but at least you get to drive in a doorless car in the winter you know what i'm saying [ laughter ] and finally, i heard about an australian man who set a new world record by planking for 9 1/2 hours. [ audience groans [ cheers ] it was actually following an online fitness class and then the screen froze so he just kept going [ laughter ] 9 1/2 hours of planking. at that point you're not an athlete, you're a table. we have a great show give it up for the roots, ladies and gentlemen [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: what a show we have for you tonight. he stars in the new movie "vacation friends. it just had the biggest opening for an original movie in hulu history. john cena is here, tonight [ cheers and applause john cena! >> steve: love it. >> jimmy: plus, he's got a a brand-new album out tonight, fresh, called "jose. j balvin is here [ cheers and applause it's out right now we're going to talk to him and th

one of those fatalities, the u.p.s. driver. a vehicle, completely incinerated. just a story of the wrong place at the wrong time. a terrible tragedy. the other thing i will note is that we know the owner of the cessna twin engine plane out of yuma, arizona, the hospital, his place of employment, releasing a statement saying that he leaves behind a lasting legacy, though they would not say for certain or confirm that he was the one behind the controls or on the plane. we're still working to find more information about that. but some chilling recordings released from air traffic control. you can hear them pleading repeatedly with the pilot to increase their altitude throughout the flight. so it's just some insight, possible insight into the situation. a terrible situation that has raised so many questions. and jose, i will point out one other thing. this is the third deadly plane crash here in santee in the last six years. back to you. >> emily, if you would, just describe what's behind you. it's just horrifying. what's behind yo

time our mail system didn't provide the kind of screening that private carriers did like fedex or u.p.s. or d.h.l. so people who were traffickers chose to use our own postal service. maddening. and they were doing it successfully. but it's kind of like whack-a-mole. once we dealt with the stop act and dealt with the fentanyl coming in from china directly through the mail system, it started to show up where? through our southern border. so today what the experts will tell you is that deadly fentanyl is coming in primarily through the u.s.-mexico border. it is cheaper than ever. very inexpensive. sometimes it's produced in mexico using precursors that come from china. it's being pressed into bills often. so people don't know that it's fentanyl. the pill may be xanax, the pill may be percocet. people think they are getting pain relief or anxiety relief when in fact they are getting fentanyl. the tragic result of that is again more and more overdose deaths. we had a roundtable discussion recently where we talked about the issue of the border and what was happening and the fact that so many

meeting today with leaders of the country's two busiest ports as well as executives from walmart, u.p.sd home depot looking to head off more delays and shortages. they'll be announcing the port of los angeles will work 24/7 and work longer hours. treasury secretary janet yellen says there's no need to panic. >> there may be isolated shortages of goods and services in the coming months, but there is an ample supply of goods, and i think there's no reason for consumers to panic about the absence of goods that they're going to want to acquire at christmas. >> yellen said, if we get the pandemic under control, supply chains will return to normal. >>> another major problem for the economy has been the shortage of computer chips. bloomberg reports apple may end up producing 10 million fewer iphones this year because of that shortage. >>> the house committee investigating the january attack on the capitol is threatening to penalize former trump officials if they defy subpoenas. former white house chief of staff mark meadows and former pentagon official kash patel have been ordered to appear fo

union workers will put in longer hours and shipping companies like u.p.s., walmart, and fedex will increase overnight hours to get the goods on to store shelves. >> the commitments being made today are a sign of major progress in moving goods form manufacturers to a store or your front door. >> cecilia vega joins us from the white house tonight. as we see this rising inflation, you're learning tonight that seniors will soon get more money in their pockets through social security. >> reporter: yes, a nearly 6% cost of living boost. we haven't seen an increase like this in nearly four it's supposed to offset some of the price hikes. >> we're hoping that makes a difference. cecilia, thank you. >>> now to the pandemic. a new study on mixing and matching vaccines coming on the eve of a key fda meeting on booster shots. preliminary findings indicating that getting a booster different from your original vaccination is likely safe and effectve. and up next for that panel, pfizer's vaccine for 5 to 11-year-olds. the white house telling governors to get ready to vaccinate kids in that age group early

. >> reporter: the plane hitting a u.p.s. truck, killing the driver.dentified a as 61-year-old steve krueger. >> everybody knows he's been a part of our community. and when i saw his truck that's what if he's in there, there's no way he made it. >> reporter: the plane then barreling into this home. >> god, i hope nobody was in that house. >> reporter: with explosions so powerful that residents thought there was an earthquake, the block catches fire. >> is anybody home? >> reporter: neighbors racing to save the people inside, pulling one woman to safety through a window. firefighters transporting the homeowners to the hospital. neighbors start seeing debris from the plane littered across their properties. >> that engine hit the wood and you can see it broke the engine into a million pieces. >> reporter: tonight, abc news confirming the pilot was sugata das, a cardiologist and a father of two. a short time ago, the coroner removed some remains. the ntsb is getting set to investigation what went wrong here. >> will, thank you. >>> and the sudden resignati

a u.p.s. truck also took a direct hit.happened in a neighborhood just blocks away from a high school. luckily, no students were hurt. fire officials say one of the deaths was someone on the ground, though no one in the homes affected was killed. the f.a.a. hasn't confirmed how many passengers were in the small cessna traveling from you meana, arizona, to san diego and now the n.t.s.b. will take the le i >> o'donnell: thank you, lilia luciano. encouraging news in the fight against the pandemic. new infections, hospitalizations and deaths are trending downward. tonight the u.s. could soon have the world's first pill to treat covid. here's cbs's manuel bojorquez >> reporter: tonight, drug-maker merck may be close to distributing the first covid 19 teatment in a bill, they're asking the f.d.a. for an emergency use authorization for treatment targeted tan vaccinated people who developed covid systems. the pill is shown to cut hospital sayings and death by half. meanwhile, anthony fauci says kids can safely enjoy halloween this

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>> they're not the postal service or u.p.s. or fedex. we cannot guarantee.we can do is use every lever at the federal government disposal to reduce delays. >> reporter: the supply chain headaches have sparked product shortages, longer delivery times, and inflation, with price increases up 5% from last year, impacting shoes, appliances, and groceries. treasure secretary janet yellen told norah it won't end soon. >> but i don't mean to suggest that these pressures will disappear in the next month or two. >> reporter: all of these factors pushing consumer confidence down and increasing pressure on the president. >> as a consumer, it's going to make you feel rotten. and when you feel rotten as a consumer, you take it out on whoever is in office. and that is what this administration is going to have to deal with. >> reporter: in his remarks today, the president warned the federal government might take bolder steps if the private sector doesn't step up to address the backlog concerns. and if you're concerned about deliveries making it in time for the holidays, ret

that was a u.p.s. driver who was out making deliveries. at least two other people are hospitalized with critical burn injuries. >> a key test is slated to start tomorrow for the troubled fix of the millennium tower. one that some fear could cause the high rise to lean even more. our investigative reporter broke the story friday that the tower was to move forward with this new test. what is at stake when the drill hits the dirt tomorrow morning? >> reporter: here on mission street crews were preparing to install a three-foot wide steel casing on tuesday. 100 feet deep. the first big test to figure out what caused the tower to sink and tilt even more. shortly after work began on the so-called fix for the building. since may the building has tilted another inch at the northwest corner. it is now leaning more than 22 1/2 inches toward fremont street. and 9 inches toward mission. engineers hope the tests will find out whether vibrations from drilling or removing too much soil during installation of support piles is to blame. they're tracking bo

plane as it nosedived into a neighborhood in southern california on monday, killing the pilot and a u.p.svery worker. it caused a fireball that destroyed two homes and damaged three others. one flight instructor says the pilot may have been disoriented before the crash. tonight, southwest airlines flights are running closer to normal. flight aware says southwest only canceled fewer than 100 flights today after cancelling more than 2400 over the previous three days. well, there's new guidance tonight on the daily use of low-dose aspirin, which has long says most ads should tartelf mr ri prevent a first h at ook adts in their 40s and 50s are advised to take aspirin only if their doctor determines they are at higher risk of heart disease. those who have already had heart attacks or strokes should continue to take their daily aspirin. an exhibit that's a hit with art critics and gourmets. to my grandfather... connection i always wanted to learn more about him. i discovered some very interesting documents on ancestry. this is the uh registration card for the draft for world war two. and this i

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. >> i know you had been frustrated with u.p.s. in the charitable trust. >> i am. u.p.s.- they got pulled down by fedex, and by their own analyst meeting. we don't know the substance of what president biden is saying about what they need to do in the ports, but leon ron, he's in charge of uber trucking, uber freight. they are creating a model with a lot of short-term truckers he said truckers sense they can make far more money on their own, so you see them going away from j.b. hunt, buying two, three, four trucks it's not going to be solved, but he does think we're getting closer to where it comes out where we have a lot more drivers pulp uber. isn't that something >> it is something those jobs aren't counted as jobs. >> isn't that something? >> are we undercounting the amount of labor? >> i think we are. i remember my father -- this was when the trucker comes to your place, and as soon as -- who unloads it does the customer unload it? what uber said, there's a ballots in the warehouse of who unloads, who loads, and it's kind of like the ports, who unloads, who loads we h

u.p.s.beat revenue ahead up 9.2 they raised their margin to 13 from 12.7 and their capex guide. if they help the transports get a record, that would confirm the industrial records and you would have some people say this is for real. >> i think that you're exactly right. i think the transports are in great confirmation mode. we have to remember that u.p.s. went down after fedex. fedex didn't do that well. he said we're really done with the margin compression and a lot of people -- the stock was down after the interview i didn't get that. but the operation margin target raised remember, we all thought that last year was the year that you ordered stuff online because you were home. no she's gotten it together i want to know -- i think she's turning down business. >> yes >> that is -- >> turning down bad business and i think that's very, very important. i like the fact that logistics is finally starting to do something. this was just one of those true blowouts in the face of what people thought

>> destroying two homes and the u.p.s.ments right before the fatal crash. >> climb immediately. climb the airplane. >> the investigation this morning. >>> southwest struggle. new questions this morning after the airline stranded thousands of passengers coast to coast.

. >> reporter: samsung and u.p.s.they'll be working around the clock to try to help end the backlog and get those goods moving across the country in time for the holidays. the cost of using shipping containers soaring, up nearly 300% this year, exponentially increasing the price retailers pay just to get their goods from asia to the u.s. from workers on the dock to truck drivers, each piece of the supply chain is strained. struggling to find enough workers. . >> there's not one easy fix that's available. we need to invest in blue collar jobs that continue to move our goods. >> reporter: all that is leading to higher costs for consumers. diaper prices up nearly 9%. clothes up 4.2%. new cars up 7.6%. meat prices up nearly 9% and eggs up nearly 10% from a year ago. and another facet of this problem is the fact the pandemic has led more people to shop online than ever before. plus now we have companies encouraging people to shop early which is creating an even larger backlog and on the supply side there is an enormous sho

the president said he's gotten commitments from walmart as well as the shippers, u.p.s. and fedex, to expand their overnight shipping operations to more hours and more days as well to try to clear the backlog. the problem is that even though this is obviously an issue of national concern affecting just about every american, the supply chain isn't something that is directly controlled by the federal government. this is a private sector thing. to lead your way out of this, you need to urge all of these different private sector actors to work together to fix the problem. the port of long beach next to the port of l.a. started adding overnight hours last month. it still doesn't appear anywhere near 24/7 operation. we'll have to see if the port of l.a. can move faster on this. private retailers and shippers are the ones who hire the trucks and railcars and move the goods. it's going to be up to them to step it up and fix this for the country, but you see the biden administration step in and say, we can't do this directly, but we can try to make all of these private entities d

companies including u.p.s., fedex and samsung pledging to expand to 24/7 operations or increase nighttime efforts. >> today's announcement has the potential to be a game changer. i say potential because all of these goods won't move by themselves. >> reporter: all part of a dash to ease a crunch that's disrupted goods up and down the supply chain around the world. critical piece of pandemic-driven interconnected economic issues serving as an anvil weighing down biden's robust goals. consumer prices jumped more than expected as americans pay more for meat, eggs, milk, homes, gas and electricity. >> the fact that a lot of these issues are not as simple as a one-sentence explanation. and that different industries have different issues in the supply chains. different issues causing some increases in prices. >> the economy just one of a series of factors ranging from afghanistan and the delta variant to a legislative agenda stuck in the mud on capitol hill, driving down biden's approval. all reflected in a new cnn poll that shows only a quarter of americans say they will be better off if biden

>> they are not the postal service or u.p.s.r fed ex, we cannot guarantee. >> no guarantees in life. the grinch has nothing on these people! biden and the democrats are going to be stealing our children's future. just like the grinch in the middle of the night, slithering around those presents, taking everything in sight. >> jimmy: i have a feeling she didn't read all the way to the end of the book. [ laughter ] despite fox's best efforts, joe biden stealing christmas is not what most americans are worried about right now. not even in the top five. they did a survey using google searches to identify the most common fears in each state. none of them are the grinch. it's basically a phobia map. america's top fear across the board was failure. [ laughter ] that's a real map they made. when you break it down, in new york, the biggest fear was intimacy. [ laughter ] specifically, the fear of intimacy with andrew cuomo. [ laughter ] in wyoming, the biggest fear is clowns. [ laughter ] maybe because that's where kanye spends a lot of h

maurice, the u.p.s. driver to deliver all of the last-minute candy in time. that's adorable.s classified. i should note, my costume, successful businessman, it also included a briefcase. >>> still ahead, the messy withdrawal from afghanistan. how did they fail to the rapid takeover. my friend richard haass joins us next on that. next on "way too early." xt on tt next on "way too early." and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant in postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant alone. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe infections. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including breathing problems, cough, chest pain, a change in your heartb

the good news here is some companies like fedex and u.p.s.to high gear to ensure your gifts make it under the tree in time. the u.s. postal service telling "the wall street journal" they're adding 45 new facilities, 112 new sorting machines and 40,000 seasonal workers. the usps adding they're planning on adding 35% more daily packages than last year, despite the ongoing supply chain issues due to the pandemic. >> the predictability of the forecast has become more difficult. so it is going to be a challenging year. >> reporter: fedex and u.p.s. also liaring thousands of seasonal staff and implementing higher surcharges on and volume limits. the cutoff for fedex ground shipping is december 15th. experts say plan ahead. and getting your products early will be a huge advantage for you. >> and fedex says they are working directly with merchants to make sure they're ready for the holidays too. the best advice is to shop and ship early. we might have procrastinators up here. >> we've heard so much about the supply chain crisis. how is it impacting t

. >> cody policy could make from the leader of a union representing u.p.s., fedex and dhl workers warned. we have significant concerns with the employer mandates announced on septemberth, 2021 and the ability of industry members to implement the required employee vaccination by december 8th, 2021. we don't actually ina anticipate these disruptions. >> president's top priority is finalize ago deal with trillions of taxpayer dollars for social programs. >> do you feel like a deal is close? >> i think it's very possible. >> the vice president pitched the plan in the northeast today. >> i have a motto. i drink -- i eat and drink no for breakfast. >> she has been much less visible handling high profile assignment immigration. >> do you have any plans to go to the border before the end of the year? >> um, i don't have any at this moment, no. >> president biden claimed he has already been. >> do you have plans to visit the southern border? >> i have been there before. and i haven't -- i mean, i know it well. i guess i should go down. >> there is no proof of any trip where he actually got out of

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