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we have 15,000 software developers i have more software developers now than i had at vm ware a softwareny but we haven't brought them together effectively. and the idea here is that there's an extraordinary amount of innovation happening in areas like a.i. and machine learning and largely through open source. well, our business model is a perfect compliment for the open source environment huge statements of our new offerings we're bringing together almost 800 new features that we're releasing with 1 api. huge amount of assets and recommitting ourselves to saying developer, we are back you can trust us we're going to be open, right? we're going to give you choice the core things they're looking for for their innovation partner of the future. >> if you want to have the leading edge technology and equipment from asml and whatnot you have to have scale if you're going to have scale in the future you can't just build your own designs you have to have foundries you have to have foundries you need leading edge process technology processing that intel has fallen behind. you have to do five proc

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while the doj recreptly launched ransom ware and digital extortion task force was able to recoup some of the money. victims are often left to negotiate with attackers to recover the systems without any federal help. i'd like for you to share why doj chose to be more aggressive in the colonial pipeline situation and what are the factors that lead doj to get involved directly in a ransomware case? >> the problem is generally not all victims of ransomware tell us. not all victims tell us before they make ransom payments. we have some opportunity to help between the fbi and the computer section of the justice department and the computer section at the department of homeland security. we are willing and able to deal with victims of ransom ware including doing negotiations, if necessary. i think this is really more of a question of getting cooperation from the victims. no disrespect to the victims but they are not always willing to tell us in advance. i think it would be helpful if we were told. >> would it be helpful if you had reporting on what victims had paid in ransomware in a larger r

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for more on what all of this means were president biden and his agenda ware joined now by democraticen cardin. thank you for being with us. are you worried at this point divisions within your party could torpedo the president's agenda? >> i think we have a good chance of getting through this. it is obviously very nerve-racking at this point. we have no margin for error in the senate and only a couple of extra votes in the house. i think at the end of the date we will come together on both the infrastructure package and reconciliation package. we are not there yet. it is going to take some time. it will not happen today, i ink that is clear and i hope we can hold our party together and recognize these negotiations are difficult that i believe we can succeed. anchor: america's roads and bridges are crumbling. you know that better than anyone . you are very supportive of the infrastructure bill. why can't e house just vote for that? >> the challenges there is a strong belief that if -- challenge is there is a strong believe that if you pass one pill without the other you are not going t

every single day entities large and small are affected by the surge of ransom ware and cyber crime. from street level criminal gangs to nation state actors like russia and china nefarious actors target our private sector businesses, state and local governments, and federal agencies millions of times per day. unfortunately many attempts are ultimately successful. in order to bolster our nation's collective defense you must enhance our visibility across both federal and private net works. i've been pleased with the response from industry so far. i wanted to thank our witness not just for being here today but for their diligent work in thinking through this legislative effort. i hope that everyone here today recognizes that our nation's cyber security cannot simply be a federal effort or private effort but that it is and must be a joint effort. there is no doubt in my mind if cyber security is an eminent threat to our country today. we will continue to fall victim to the cowardly actors that target our nation, our constituents, and all of us on a daily basis. i've been pleased to work

. >> ware forced to do this because of poverty. my father is unwell.s better to earn something then to stay idle and waste time. we hope they will give us goods and tilda swinton to drop them. when we deliver it, we take receipts from shopkeepers and get paid when we return. reporter: thehildren bring small items like sweets, cigarettes and fabric to sell on the side. they are constantly searched and chased by pakista border guards who worry for their safety and keep sending them back. t the children usually return the next vehicle. afghan children are thmost tragic victims of conflict in their country. they understand the dangers of illegally crossing the border, hiding in undercarriage is of some of them have even gotten injured in the past, but they feel it isth taking a risk insteaof dying of starvation. most of these children are under 15. the smaller, the better because they can fit under the trucks easily. still, there haveeen numerous accidents in the past. with the taliban guarding on the other don't seem to mind. >> i have never gotten hurt,

returning to work health risk plays a role more older adults are opting to retire early and some can't warerelative others staying home because they have grown their savings and not being offered for the wages and taking time to match workers with their new priorities. i know what my priorities are, i am out >> we are at a turni point >> thanks ngfo >>> more rain headed our way. the anxiety that's rising in some are recent burn areas. >>> a northern california family were found dead on a remote hiking trail. >> and the increase of fully vaccinated people getting hospitalized with covid. this is "today in the bay."

ah, before we had to sport, we have a story out of jordan ware syrian refugee artisans and found a way to preserve a traditional type of woodworking and hash out good name explains just as trunks and branches are to trees. traditional middle eastern wood working has formed and guided the direction of abdel rough men to banishes life. from the age of 10, the syrian artisan has been fine tuning his craft in the techniques of mother of pearl and would mosaic in lay 8 years ago. the war forced to banish, to close his well regarded store in damascus and move to a man. even as the country he knew was disintegrating, he was determined not to let his life's work disappear, but was the girl yarmouth lou louis. when i'm walking and doing something new, the memories fill my mind. i keep remembering the old days when i was young and working with my teacher or when i was in my shopping, damascus. especially when i need the materials, it was easy to find them because they are originally from syria. a nonprofit organization founded by the prince of wales, called turquoise mountain, is reviving handic

we talked about the ransom ware issue, the need for reporting legislation, which i hope we can get done soon on a bipartisan basis. we talked about illegal drugs coming in fentanyl in particular, the fact that with we have been doing hasn't worked, and particularly with this dramatic humanitarian crisis with the haitians coming, i mean, what we're doing is not working, and again, it's not just that the smugglers are providing disinformation to these poor families, not just in latin america, but around the world, it's the fact that they're providing accurate information. if you come to the border, particularly with a child, you can come in, that's unfortunately, the result of a policy that we have put in place that makes it a draw. so unless you're a single man coming to the border, you probably are being told the right thing, which is, you know, the united states a place where people want to come and live and work and we should be doing it in a legal and orderly way, so secretary, you and i were talking about more in that area but i would hope that today, you know, with everything going

idea which might have been impossible, and every stage is especially when the pandemic was at its wares, we stay in hotels, have a passport in my backpack at, once we had the idea of trying to recreate the experience of young refugees, we just felt we could allow no obstacle to persuade us to stop.— to persuade us to stop. indeed you did experience _ to persuade us to stop. indeed you did experience some _ to persuade us to stop. indeed you did experience some obstacles, . to persuade us to stop. indeed you did experience some obstacles, or| to persuade us to stop. indeed you l did experience some obstacles, or at least negative reaction on that route increase in particularfrom what we saw in david's report there. where are you able to help change perceptions and reactions to this? it is so difficult to know what effect one has. it is true that in one part of northern greece as reported, we were not welcome. the council of the town that we wanted to visit that we had permission from the department to visit took a vote and decided they didn't want an islamic girl visiting this extremely

and of course, it is not a surprise that yet again a partner is targeted with this kind of spy ware.med reputation would've taken a hit on these allegations. with the court having found that uk law has been broken but with a court having found that uk law has been broken here. extremely awkward questions about one of britain's closes trends in the middle east. mobile phone hacking, the court heard, was also used to track and abduct one of sheikh mohammed's daughters, we meet the artist photographer who wants his pictures a mixture of fantasy and reality to encourage us to think about our relationship with the environment. this was a celebration by people who were relishing their freedom. they believe everything's going to be different from now on. they think their country will be respected in the world once more, as it used to be before slobodan milosevic took power. the dalai lama, the exiled spiritual leader of tibet, has won this year's nobel peace prize. a5 the parade wa5 reaching its climax, two grenades exploded and a group of soldier5jumped from a military truck taking part in

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new position comes with a monthly salary of $500.00. president george ware's also offered him a $10000.00 award for his honesty and a scholarship. stories receive significant published in liberia when nearly half the population lives in extreme hoffers he ah quite look at the main stories, the sound, a un 8 flights been forced to abort emission into the rest of ethiopian region of tag rye after it was targeted by the federal military now the u, as previously accused the government of an effective blockade on the region preventing aid from getting in the agency for children the. the agency for children . the number says that the number of youngsters going hungry has surged with more than 80 and a half 1000 admitted to hospital with severe malnutrition between february and august, which is more than double the figure for the whole of last year. a un humanitarian light that departed addis ababa this morning was burst forced to turn back in the midst of it by the asked rights began in macau i can confirm that the government was informed of that site where it took up or soccer also confirmed t

>> it's impacting everything from food items and nonfood items, such as serving trays and plastic ware. the schools are really scrambling to get those kinds of items. >> and rebecca jarvis with us now. when you see those ships still out at sea, you really get it. and people at home are asking what everyone is asking, how long is this going to last? >> reporter: and the bottom line here, david, is that these problems aren't going away any time soon. they're forecast to last into next year and i spoke to a small business owner today who told me the merchandise she expected to have on her shelves for christmas isn't even coming until february. david? >> all right, rebecca, i know you're going to stay on this for us. thank you. >>> overseas tonight and news involving north korea coming in at this hour. that country releasing images tonight of what they say is their latest missile test. state-run media reporting they have tested a new submarine-launched ballistic missile, their eighth test fire this year. south korean officials confirming tonight the missile rose 37 miles high, flew 470 mil

at some point there should have been self-wareness they couldn't self-organize around a new mission. i think the trump administration had a recognition there was no one agency capable of guiding a response. that was the creation operation warp speed. we didn't do that early on. we had this misguided expectation. >> scott, i get that. you make that case very strongly and very effectively in the book. it's clear. people knew cdc been around for years. was it so hard to see they weren't up to that challenge. they weren't set up to be this operational agency. >> part of it was people involved -- they didn't recognize what the limitations were. also i think there was a failure of vision early onto recognize how this was going to unfold. if this became a global pandemic, it should have been an awareness that this could be a global pandemic that could engulf the united states. there were a lot of people that had an awareness of the severity of this. we were writing op-eds. once the chinese shut down the province and crushed their entire economy, that should have been an indication this was

if you're on a low carb diet, be ware. yoour you're going to see a lot of pasta in this show. mean, like, a lot of it. like a lot. i'm sorry. ♪ >> i've been visiting rome for decades. its beauty and history still leave me breathless but sometimes it's difficult to find a good meal if you don't know where to look. rome is situated in lazio, a region sometimes overlooked in favor of its grander gastronomic neighbours like tuscany and umbria. but lazio has fed rome for centuries and every part of the sheep and pigs raised here is put to use in kitchens across the city to make deeply flavorsome food. to start my journey, i'm catching up with my old friend claudia. she's lived here virtually her whole life. >> there you are. >> and her cardinal rule for good food is, when in rome, eat at the romans do. >> are you okay? >> i'm good. are you okay? i'm so happy to see you. >> it with us a long time. >> it was a long time. somehow, almost 30 years has slipped by since he became friends when we worked on a movie here together. >> i think that you came last time for -- >> well, the very

. >> many ware protesting and returning to school and work. >> a handful of women stand quietly but defiantly. a new arrival appears unsure whether to get out of the car. for a moment, it seems the taliban may have come to protect the women but that illusion has quickly shattered. >> the taliban has come in and told everyone to put away cameras. it is getting tense there. told to turn off their phone. we try to keep filming but the taliban don't want the world to see. >> they are ripping up posters. >> put it away. a machine gun burst tells us, the protest is over. >> head of the taliban intelligence service in kabul and that the women does not have the right to protest. >> why does a small group of women asking for the right to be educated-to-threaten you so much. >> i respect human rights or women's rights. if i didn't respect rights, i wouldn't be standing here. >> would you have granted permission if they asked for it. >> yes, of course. >> but permission is ill loosive. the remains of one demonstration can still be seen. in almost every beauty salon, images of women's faces have been era

higher wages. this broader transition towards higher wages-— this broader transition towards hiuher wareswages. whatever the arguments in the post brexit _ higher wages. whatever the arguments in the post brexit eva, _ higher wages. whatever the arguments in the post brexit eva, of _ higher wages. whatever the arguments in the post brexit eva, of course - higher wages. whatever the arguments in the post brexit eva, of course a - in the post brexit eva, of course a lot of people are just very annoyed they have to queue for petrol, the rmt shelves, there could be shortages in the run—up to christmas. comparisons with the 70s. how nervous is that going to make poora how nervous is that going to make poor a party delegates? i how nervous is that going to make poor a party delegates?— poor a party delegates? i think it will leave people _ poor a party delegates? i think it will leave people nervous, - poor a party delegates? i think it l will leave people nervous, because as you say, it kind of peg that big as you say, it kind of peg that big a question of who is in concern? who governs britai

for us, the goal is to require the wares specimens that exist on the web. that is the ambition.ere are thousands of nft projects. how will you cut through the hype and rise above? >> there are your typical risks you would see from any sort of venture capital fund. whether they are tracking how many twitter users or folks on discord or what the demand is like when -- when there is an actual drop. we look at data points like that but really, there is more art than science. this is arch to some degree and beauty is in the eye of the beholder. thinking back to sneaker culture where your traditional collectibles, or whether you collected baseball cards or beanie babies, there is certainly some aspect of that here. there is something for everybody, which i think is so attractive about and fts. there is something for everyone. once you do start collecting, and once groups like coinbase who are doing their own marketplaces make it easy for someone to acquire these, i think you will start to see it proliferating even more. emily: we will keep our eye on you. brandon buchanan, thank you f

so it suited her to engage in the kind of guerilla war ware. >> a book hits the shelves containing disturbingabout charles and diana's relationship. >> they tell all about a woman who is an unhappy suicide inclined princess. >> it was one of the biggest bombshell books. >> told from inside the tale of a loveless marriage. >> the fairly tale image of the perfect princess, her heart was broken and she was devastated. >> it was a no holds barred expo say. it was really damning of charles. it was cataclysmic. >> buckingham palace dense the princess of wales cooperated on the would be book in any way. >> diana was crossed questioned about it by her father-in-law, prince philip. she denied having anything to do with her. >> but the royal family doesn't believe her and they're right not to. diana had used a friend as a go-between to tell her side of the story. >> i remember vividly going to a cafe in north london. i put on the headphones and there's this voice and it's diana. >> i was so depressed. i was trying to cut my wrist with razor blade. >> it was like entering another world, a parallel unive

if have you just joined us ware currently on item nine. please press star three to add your public comment. pp. >> ip think i might have stiped a step. since this agenda item requires action shall we entertain a motion to approve before we go to public comment. >> i move that. >> he'll second. if mr. ford could explain briefly what the next steps would be, that would help the context of this motion p. motion.gentleman the vote actua. >> rules regarding dpifts to individuals fsm you take action today for gifts given to city departments. that will allow us to begin drafting ordinance language. we'll put together recommendations into those two reports into a single ordinance. you can you look at it and expectation about it f. the the commission approves by a in ourr out of five vote. you would you have the option to place that on the ballot as a ballot measure. >> clarification on the next election, is it in march or june of next year -- i believe it's in june of next engineer. p if my recollection is correct it's three months out. >> okay. y

john ware, very well respected.t he says about that argument. >> the idea that immunity from infection is somehow better because natural is simply not true. there are many types of infection that don't induce good immunity, hiv is a great example. natural infection does not induce immunity, in fact it makes things worse. the same thing may be true for coronavirus. >> shannon: doctor, he is talking about covid-19 in that clip? if he is, is he right or wrong about the efficacy of natural immunity? >> this clip that you played is basically emblematic of what the problem is, which is a failure on the part of the immunological community in the professional community, fundamentally, we both have fallen away from immunology. he's one of the top immunologists in the country, he's one of the leaders of the immunology program at the university of pennsylvania at philadelphia, for him to make the statement that he did in front of millions of americans, it's completely absurd. it's a falsehood. the preponderance of evidence dem

in turkey and kenya, shopkeepers couldn't sell their wares. the united states, your aunt gloria had to wait full six hours before doing her own research about how the vaccines magnetize your blood because bill gates wants to use your spine as a compass. ( applause ) look it up! the facebook outage also hit your average local billionaire, because the company's stock plummeted, and in a just few hours, zuckerberg lost $6 billion. yeah! just 115 more to go, and he'll have to sell his old stuff on facebook marketplace: "for sale: gray hoodie and used copy of 'eye contact for beginners. ' price? 130... billion dollars." ( laughter ) ( applause ). yes, it was a type writer. the company itself had only the vaguest explanation for the blaming a faulty configuration." well, of crse! and here i thought it was the inverted radial processor corrupting the shell command javascript in the bleep blorp teddy ruxpin nintendo cyber-bike. well, i've been dragging my feet for the whole monologue. no matter how hard i try not to, sometimes the news forces me to ta

are we talking about layers, summer ware?'t worry about that, meteorologist, kari hall is tracking the forecast and everything you need to know as you head out this weekend. >>> one community that lived through one tragedy is now looking back. this is "today in the bay." >>> a very good friday morning to you. we are broadcasting to your television traditionally, and also streaming live on the nbc bay area app and nbcbayarea.com. thanks for joining us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. >> look at that. >> yeah, we have to talk about a busy weekend in san francisco, we have the giants, and the blue angels and basketball. >> today in the bay's cierra johnson joins us live with all the building excitement and what you need to know if you are heading to one of these multiple events. >> reporter: yes, good morning. you really have no excuse to say you don't have anything going on this weekend because there are a ton of activities going on. this week alone i can tell you we have had a great time just previewing some of t

he was even tweeting please consider joining ai tesla software or hardway ware if you would like to join but can't move to palo alto or austin, that is okay for those with talent i guess he wants people to know palo alto is still in play. >> when they did their ai day, we said at the time this is really a recruiting event. that's what it turned to be. they need ai talent. he talked about that yesterday during the annual meeting. >> thank you very much we'll see you later on today >>> on deck for the show, stocks are in a holding pattern ahead of the jobs report coming out. laying out what to expect in the report coming up. >>> it's hispanic heritage month we'll spotlight business leaders and anchors, reporters and contributors all month long. here's courtney dominguez. >> study after study hispanics tend to under invest in the stock market and keep their money in cash. the power of investing is something that wasn't taught at home or school but in today's day and age it's important to know your money is working for you, growing for you overtime and the best way to secure your financial f

i want to quote from michael's book since ware talking about it and it provides a powerful rebuttal toclaim by professor moyn that michael -- he has a wholeection working with julian assange and what he calls truth tellers toward the end of his life. he asked at one point, why did i become so fixated on the stories of chelsea manning, julian assange? he writes, i asked myself why e truth telle like them so important to m if they had succeeded in what ccr and i have been trying to do in the so-called war on terror began after 9/1 for more than a decade, seeking to expose the war in afghanistan and iraq and the torture at guantanamo and otr secret u.s. prisons, we try to hold accountable those responsible for war crimes. he wrote wn people like chelsea manni, julian assange, edward snowden, acts of great courage. as part a much nded public discussion of the u.s. governnt's secrets and policies. they brought people into the streets. i feel like i can talk extensively about michael, t his own words told the story about what he was trying to do. what he and ccr were trying to do. attack war

not just from republicans in congress or the maga or maga crowd, but also from waring factions within his own party who are at odds over trillions of dollars in spending proposed in his signature infrastructure plan. this morning, the president hosted senate majority leader chuck schumer and west virginia senator, joe manchin, in his home state of delaware. it is senator manchin's demand for cuts to the spending plans that have fueled much of the drama on the democrat side. meanwhile, republicans stand ready to pounce on any sign of weakness from biden and the democrats ahead of our midterm elections. doing everything they can to make the situation even more chaotic. killing one voter protection bill last week and threatening to do it again as soon as this week. this time to the voting rights bill named for the late jon lewis. leaving democrats with few options for moving forward other than blowing up the senate filibuster. and right now, texas is perhaps the best example of why those protections are needed. there's the state's gop drawn electoral map which weaken the power of minorit

where if you look at tech, some techs have hard ware problems. we have heard about apple, some disappointing going on in vietnam. turn to something like adobe zero supply chain issues, are bust growth. growth margins top of their industry for the past three years. higher now than they were prepandemic. great company. intuit, another good company look for teches that do not have supply chain look for those in supply chain that are better than everybody else. >> what do you think about the market overall here? i think i saw the word bubble show up maybe at least once in your thoughts. is that what you think is taking place? >> there's no doubt in our mind that we're in a bubble currently, right but the thing is, what would cause the bubble to stop what would cause this to not catch up with itself there's two things right now that are the only two things that really stop this right now, and that's a rate scare, where the ten-year gets above 1. 17b9 75 i think you need to get defensive in that situation for than you are today and if the fed policies

morning box works did introduce new features one was the security feature designed to combat ransom wareted in why you introduced this feature now. was it something that box customers were demanding from you? >> yeah, so, we have long had a massive investment in data p protection and data privacy. we're taking it further with the box shield product that could do advanced malware protection and in this casein prevent the spread of ransomware any kind of ransomware that could infect the machine and any of that data that might be spreading through people's content we can help detect and ultimately prevent a lot more innovation to come around ransomware detection and prevention but we have definitely a major initial announcement today will we broaden out the scope of our announcement and collaborate and drive work throws on their content and new updates with microsoft across office and teams and slack, zoom, webex and other companies and doubling down in areas like e esignature and more than any other in box >> it's john >> hey, john >> from starboard josh smith is not unhappy, in fact, he s

potential to actually cause real destruction if they decided to unload in some type of cyber where wareley says slowing economic growth, diminishing resources, major demographic problems and a weakened international standing china and the u.s. towards confrontation. >> seeing historically that when a rising power starts to hit these kind of head winds, they don't mellow out, they try to batter their way through them through aggressive expansion and internal oppression. >> the biden administration is working it way through a complicated relationship with china, maintaining tariffs. warning of sanctions and admonishing china on human rights. though in other areas the administration is trying to work with beijing as officials are asking china to cut oil elm ports from iran at part of negotiation to provide the 2015 nuclear agreement. >> we have been talking to all of the other countries engaged in this effort, including china about this. >> climate envoy john kerry is also pushing the chinese government to address carbon emissions and axios reports the administration is letting a prominent

as you've known from my prior ceo role at vm ware, i'm a beat raise kind of guy and we've laid out an we think is clear, executable, we're making the investments in it and, you know, just one example, jon, if we were here eight months ago, right, and we would have said that intel 10 is healthy, intel 7 is in production and intel 4 is looking good, we're ahead of schedule on intel 3 and intel 18a, our nextnew five process notes were all on or ahead of schedule you wouldn't have believed it, but it's true we're demonstrating exactly what we're saying that we're going to go down and just as a process technology, wow, that's a lot of progress in a short period of time killer new products like ailederlake, sapphire rapid, our server product coming in q1. next week a bushel of innovation that we'll be rolling out at our conference yeah, the momentum is building we've clearly laid out a plan that we believe is executable, aggressive, of course, but this is a great company with great capacity, and i'm committed to make this plan come true and we're going to have a string of great successes i

phun ware was hired by president trump's 2020 re-election campaign to building a phone app, they're gettingdevelopments very closely. >>> the future of internet regulations hanging in the balance at this hour as in-fighting between progressive and moderate democrats could lead to the federal communications commission moving significantly to the left, embracing -- 'em baggerring -- embracing -- [laughter] which is it, folks? net neutrality among other tough regulations. charlie gasparino, what's the lowdown? >> i hear you put me at this desk away, off the set -- liz: are you scared of mesome. >> -- because you can't stand being next to me. liz: oh, i heard that you were scared. >> one of your producers just told me this. [laughter] the same person who put embarking there. liz: listen we're batting a thousand. >> we're breaking news on "the claman countdown," as always. interesting developments at the fcc today, and we've been foreshadowing this. part of it comes as a surprise, meaning the appointment of gigi sohn who, in the past, was a telecom lawyer, she was art of a nonprofit that was fun

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and then thirdly, the ware houseworkers who have been particularly hit by employment issues, and thoseet from the shores of the pacific to the california desert region, they operate traditionally during the daytime. so part of our work with port enjoy assigned by the white house, is to line up this orchestra of participants in the supply chain to work on similar schedules. >> quickly, how big of a difference might it make if there is an infrastructure bill that is passed? >> it will make a lot of difference, but it will take time. over the last decade, fred, the federal government and u.s. congress have out-invested the west coast ports at a rate of 11 to 1. it's a little more than $11 billion that have gone to the east and gulf coast and just over $1 billion on the west coast. with 40% of the nation's imports coming through this gateway, something has to change. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. really enjoyed hearing you. >>> those supply chain issues left some atlanta braves fans empty handed this week. thursday night was supposed to be the bobble head night at the braves home

. >> people should be ware and should know that this mayor is putting people's lives at risk and in danger will be fire houses that will not be open. we want to serve the people of new york city, we want to respond to these calls, we want to work. he is not allowing us to work. >> reporter: 22 perfect of fire department employees and 16% of the, this ypd -- nypd are currently not vaccinated. city workers who got a shot over the weekend will not lose any pay. in a last minute push, mayor bill de blasio says 2300 city employees received a last minute jab. that compliance now puts the number of city workers who have received at least one shot at 91%. mike? mike: david lee miller live in new york city, thanks very much. ♪ mike: ah, how about a visit to a haunted house? or as congressional correspondent chad pergram shows us, a haunted house in the senate. >> reporter: when people come to washington, they bask in the grandeur of capitol hill. but for this journey, we'll go deep into the capitol catacombs for tales of the congressional macabre. the u.s. capitol is a seemingly haunted place, myst

>> so people have lost a tremendous amount of ground, and if we don't make it up ware going to continue to face the major political crisis we're facing now. >> so let's talk about some of those strikers from, you know, john deere and others. they recently pointed to the big pay increase that the ceo of the company reportedly received last year for a big reason why they're on strike now, and that's in addition to the record profits the company is looking at this year. are we beginning to see workers take a stand against this inequality, and how do you see some of these strikes impacting inequality if at all? >> yeah, look, the labor movement has been on a massive decline over the last 50 years. new membership is way down and the ability of labor to secure right for workers has just gone down, so this is an important first step. honestly i think if there's a sunny side to the pandemic, it did shape people up. it was a psychological event for many people, and i think that's part of what's going on here as well as of course the supply chain issues and the other economic pressures that are h

. >>> now, the president of the european union says it will not fund any bsh arbe ware another the borderith belarus. there is already barbed wire fencing along the polish border with belarus. you see it right there. the eu chief on friday said she's very concerned about the situation, and she accused belarus of using migrants for political purposes. now, worshippers in iran returned to friday prayers after a 20-month halt due to the pandemic. this was the scene at the university of tehran where health protocols, including masks and social distancing, were in force. friday prayers also resumed in other iranian cities and schools with fewer than 300 students. and those reopened today. iran has had five waves of coronavirus deaths. the nation has sped up its vaccination rates meantime, but there are fears a sixth wave could still come through that country. >>> i'm paula newton. for viewers in north america, i'll be right back in a moment with more "cnn newsroom." for the rest of the world "african voices: changemakers" is up next. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now. it helps keep

the chain is also out with a new line of sleep ware and a burrito themed bedtime story.ippers. >> it's coming through. >> it's kind of fun. we were just looking at the menu. that breakfast crunch wrap. >> it's amazing. they have tacos as well. >> a chicken sandwhich too. for breakfast? >> we know where we are going. don't forget the news continues. >> cbs morning coming up next. have a great w and held i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> and i'm nate burleson. >> let's go to today's eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> steve bannon could face criminal charges soon with the committee investigigating the assault on the capitol thinks he may be hiding. >> it appears that mr. bannon had substantial advanced knowledge of the plans for january 6th. >> 21 people are lucky to be alive after their plane crashed at a texas airport and

volatility our next guest finds opportunities in technology which has been hit hard this week jason ware is a partner and cio of abeion financial group. good the see you kelly made reference to the notion that october is notebook as a volatile month. but october correct me if i'm wrong, gets a bad rap as generally a bad month. >> good to be with you, tyler. yes, that's correct. october is often seen and characterized as a bad month if you look historically it is kinds of an average month. over the last 20 years, as far as the calendar is concerned, it has been about the seventh best month in the calendar looking back since world war ii. it fits somewhere roughly in the same area. so it's not something that investors should fear, although october is often times the most volatile mont of the year. we see the biggest intraday swings instocks kind of like w are seeing today in october. oftentimes the first half of the month is slop lee and the-second half gives a good setup for the holiday season in the fourth quarter. understand it might be volatile for a while. >> as one of my managers sai

and of course, you know, i'm known for creating a class of software known as middle ware.layers and software bus so really this is the wework bus. it has all of those abilities that you mentioned basically the experience, be a guy in your garage and have a global presence just by pushing a button and you can have access to offices in any of its 700 plus locations around the world. so, the brand, the technology platform, the locations that they have, so vehicle to bring in other people on their platform as well so if you're a mom and pop shop a little wework says you'll be able to pile on to the wework bus and also give your clients access to all the other offices. so, this is -- >> vivek -- >> that will be virtually impossible to overcome. >> vivek, you can't talk about the wework experience without addressing the question of vaccine mandates we have seen so many companies and organizations nba discuss the challenge of whether or not to have a vaccine mandate. how do you think wework should address this issue >> some of it is region by region but wework actually has retool

if have you just joined us ware currently on item nine. please press star three to add your public comment. pp. >> ip think i might have stiped a step. since this agenda item requires action shall we entertain a motion to approve before we go to public comment. >> i move that. >> he'll second. if mr. ford could explain briefly what the next steps would be, that would help the context of this motion p. motion.gentleman the vote actua. >> rules regarding dpifts to individuals fsm you take action today for gifts given to city departments. that will allow us to begin drafting ordinance language. we'll put together recommendations into those two reports into a single ordinance. you can you look at it and expectation about it f. the the commission approves by a in ourr out of five vote. you would you have the option to place that on the ballot as a ballot measure. >> clarification on the next election, is it in march or june of next year -- i believe it's in june of next engineer. p if my recollection is correct it's three months out. >> okay. y

so so be ware. all right. let's take another look at something spectacular last night.htning. >> in the skies of los angeles for their it is so dry. lightning they get to get right part of a storm system we're expecting later this look just disney. what's the deal? just a small part of that system. so this is a difference. is the difference is a low pressure area that's not actually impacting us just skirted southern california did result in some rain. but that dry lightning is a okay. yeah. are we looking you're talking about possible rain drops coming saturday. are we looking at anything like that coming our way. so ours should be a little bit different. so that was a low pressure system that really brought with it. some monsoonal moisture. what we have is a cooler air mass from the north and west. that's going to be sinking in. >> hopefully not resulting in the lightning, but hopefully resulting in some rainfall for us. so our forecast is definitely calmer that our neighbors down to disneyland or southern california as you're seeing that video there just a second ago

area artists that went through a program that we put on and they're coming out here to sell their wares and see how people like their stuff. it's one of the most cherished events in san francisco, and every year people love it. it's a huge shot for the economy, but it's a huge shot for fun in the city. san francisco getting ready for fleet weeks come back just ahead when event organizers want from everyone planning to get in on the fun, then see the surveillance video that police hope will lead them to the people who shot a man during an attempted home invasion in san matteo land, a judge issues a gag order and the fraud trial of theranos is former ceo. find out who's being ordered to keep quiet. can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started using genesys technology i was kind of embarrased at all the love and attention i got from my customers. people are so moved by how much i understand about them. they start including me in their lives. that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies. such wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that help

the energy crunch overseas get wares? will china get more: national gas?de to the price of oil which today was back up to $81. they could be talking about $85 or $90 are national average at $3.45. >> neil: what do you recommend they do? people who err on the super unleaded? some would say maybe i will get a lower grade. is it risky for them? >> i'm not going to ever say go against what your car manufacturer suggests. a lot of my friend and friend anecdotally say premium here in chicago is $1.25 per gallon. what can we do? some of the late-model cars don't always require it. he checked that very carefully in your owners manual. if it is only recommended, you can go back down the 87. the beauty of modern cars is they can adjust your car engine accordingly. having said that, looking at some of the numbers here to your point, one in eight stations in the u.s. is over $4. it has never been too hard to find the extremely high prices. california, even orlando, florida, for those going to disney world, a station charging near $6. bottom line is that it's going to