so when this bridge was being threatened through this project of being torn down on on webster. to and what it meant for safety and the community and so many of the kids and families from rosa parks elementary school fought to keep that bridge there and so i'm so glad that the city listened to the community and that bridge is still there along with making the crossways a lot more safe. but as jeff tumlin talked about before geary boulevard, this was a community of mostly african americans who live in harmony. i used to wonder when i hung out no matter how badly we behalved we were responsible for one another. we took care one another and we built relationships and there was a real divide. and so what we are trying to do and correcting the mistakes of the past and build those bridges and make them stronger both with the people, but also with the infrastructure. and this project along with so many of the other improvements that are happening around geary boulevard to improve the ability for people to move around the city safely and also using public transportation and making it mo

so when this bridge was being threatened through this project of being torn down on on webster. to and what it meant for safety and the community and so many of the kids and families from rosa parks elementary school fought to keep that bridge there and so i'm so glad that the city listened to the community and that bridge is still there along with making the crossways a lot more safe. but as jeff tumlin talked about before geary boulevard, this was a community of mostly african americans who live in harmony. i used to wonder when i hung out no matter how badly we behalved we were responsible for one another. we took care one another and we built relationships and there was a real divide. and so what we are trying to do and correcting the mistakes of the past and build those bridges and make them stronger both with the people, but also with the infrastructure. and this project along with so many of the other improvements that are happening around geary boulevard to improve the ability for people to move around the city safely and also using public transportation and making it mo

i don't know, merriam webster seems a few decades late for some of these words?or andrew cuomo charged with a misdemeanor sex crime. he's accused of touching a woman at the governor's mansion last year in a response, the governor's lawyer said he never touched anyone >>> president biden trying to rally democrats around this trimmed down $1.75 trillion plan the house had to delay infrastructure vote as the house pushed back. both houses are in recess until monday. >>> a vaccine mandate set to take effect in new york city tomorrow cops, firefighters and most other city workers must show proof of at least one covid vaccine dose or risk losing their jobs >>> and now you know the news of this thursday october 28th of 2021 i'm kelly evans in for shepard smith, follow us on instagram and twitter on cnbc. or follow us on your favorite podcast platform use it's the ong i wanna do. ♪ turns out everyone does sound better in the shower. and it turns out the general is a quality insurance company that's been saving people money for nearly 60 years. ♪ 'cause it's the only thin

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ashley webster with more. ashley? >> yeah, hi, good afternoon, neil. one can only imagine the panic as people were unable to post pictures of the meals they had for lunch. imagine that. facebook, instagram of what's app all went off line for users around the world. facebook says they're working on restoring the services up to similar disruptions earlier this year in march and july. they're not saying what the problem is this time around. it also comes after a former facebook employees, a whistle-blower claims in 60 minutes last night that the social media giant put profit before reigning in heat speech. francis said she copied tens of thousands of peoples of internal documents to provide as proof. what does facebook say? they say it's not true. they do not encourage bad content. they say we continue to make significant improvements to tackle the spread of information and harmful content. to suggest we encourage bad content and do not is not true. but halgam will testify before a senate subcommittee tomorrow. the title of the hearing, protecting kids on

ashley webster has more. ashley, good to see you.re shelves are starting to look more than a little bare as consumers are being urged to be patient and flexible as the logjam in the supply chain including ports, trucks and rail lines are showing no sign of easing up. in fact costco, walmart, already now putting limits on sales of bath tissue and other paper products. take a look at these pictures in "the daily mail." they show stores from long island, new york, to southern california, with nearly empty stores, home depot, cvs pharmacy, target, walmart, and best buy. right now it is taking roughly 80 days to transport goods across the pacific. that is guys twice as long as normal. many goods from asia. there are record 42 cargo ships off the coast of california with hundreds of billions of merchandise essentially going nowhere. walmart, home depot, costco, target, are taking the expensive step of chartering their own cargo ships at the rate of $140,000 a day but that may not be enough. one retail experts says 20, 25% of the stranded g

webster or congressman brooks available for questions? mr. weber from texas, i believe, is trying to sign on right now, so let's get congressman weber -- give congressman weber a minute to do this. are you ready, congressman weber? reppo weber i am, mr. chairman, i appreciate that. this question is for director gatens. the transition authorization act of 2017 requires nasa to provide congress with a transition plan for the iss to address several specific topics. frankly, nasa delivered a plan that was less than adequate. it was supposed to provide an update this year, so i guess my question for her is aware is that plan, and will it require all the elements under the previous act? dir. gatens: thank you for that question. yes, we are working on the update that transition report right now. it is going through agency review, and we will be sending it to congress in the coming weeks. i believe you will find that it is a much more thorough, strategic, and tactical plan for transition to commercial leo destinations. it has evolved since the initia

merriam-webster did not go far enough.nd the world should also be in the dictionary. here are a few. the first one was cellfish, a guy who refuses to hang up his cell phone when the plan is trying to take off. the moment you turn on the car, he falls asleep. what a jerk. and of course, this basketball should also be in the dictionary, that is a prison he clearly doesn't. >> brian: we split the screen with joe's dad bod when he was in a speedo in the park so america got to ca dad bod, unlike yours, solid muscle. you think you might have a ghost living in your home? studies find 80% of people seem to have witnessed some kind of paranormal activity inside their own home causing one in ten americans to move out. would you move out? >> i personally would move out but that is only if i believed. i'm here to tell you, america, there is no such thing as ghosts. >> brian: really? >> i'm telling you, i've never witnessed anything paranormal in my life. it is crazy, it just doesn't exist. get your head out of your butts, america, the

drops and the roar of chain saws practically an alarm clock for people thursday morning on suter near webster street in san francisco. if the sounds weren't enough, this sight certainly was. >> it's actually kind of terrifying. >> reporter: this massive tree crashed down, was uprooted across the street from where heinz lives. it landed on her neighbor's car. >> i didn't see the car. it was literally covered in leaves and branches. it lifted the sidewalk up which is dangerous but that tree has been around for years. >>> the damage doesn't seem major to the car but crews say there are major da dewalks.ghdown power s. hesa most of the trees on her blocks have been there for years when her grandparents were younger. >> it's sad. we grew up with the tree. >> reporter: it can be many hours before they're able to cut the branches and lift the huge tree from blocking the road. are you fearful of other trees? >> yes. they're all around the same age. we have other trees in the back. it's been so dry, a little rainy, muddy, and it can't take it. >> reporter: emergency crews tell us with the rain and rai

this tree toppled over in lower pac heights near the intersection of southern webster streets.it landed between some parked cars and brought down uni wires. still the wet weather a welcome change from the dry drought conditions that have caused reservoirs to run low. santa clara valley water district said its reservoirs are at just 11% capacity. east bay mud said. it's reservoirs are at 55% full head stevenson, general manager at alameda county water district, said the area needs more than just this week's rain after years of drought. in reality, it's not going to do much to help use the drought with this drought has been over two plus dry years in the making. ah two of the driest years and recorded history. this rain is long overdue. but water officials say that we need a few big storms to really make a difference in san rafel. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. an investigation continues in morada into the death of a tree trimmer, who fell off a tree yesterday morning at a home on commuter ricardo right near the morag, a country club, the name of the tree trimmer. has

camera in san francisco caught this moment, a huge ficus came crashing down on a car at sutter and webster. a public works crew was there first thing in the morning cutting up the tree, and then repairing the sidewalk. >>> ile trit slowalinal flowing back into lake mendocino right now, the same place where governor newsom declared a drought emergency back in april. while it will take a lot more than this incoming rain to end our drought, we learned today that it could take a few more storms just to get started. >> there is always the uncertainty of how much water is seeping into the ground, and how much it runs off and remains stored in the reservoirs. >> we need a good 7 to 10 inches of rainfall just to get the soil wet enough to create the runoff that we need to get that water into our reservoir. >> it is sake and the sierra tonight, but there is plenty of snow on the way for their ski resorts. just down the hill, there are concerns about the burn scar from the caldor fire, and the potential for mudslides in and around the tahoe basin. back in the bay area, sand is out in places like ple

. >>> merriam webster announcing its adding hundred of words, 455 to be exact covering everything fromhere are covid-related words like breakthrough, an infection occurring in someone and superspreader, a significant occasion when people contract the same commune cable disease and then there's also dad bod recorded as the if i seize of an average father who is slightly overall and there's also fluff enough the err, marshmallow cream and peanut butter, popular in new england and i think it's been popular for 40 years and slang used in am i right to represent the use of this phrase as a tag question in informal speech i don't know, merriam webster seems a few decades late for some of these words? am i right 60 seconds left in a race to the finish tonight former new york governor andrew cuomo charged with a misdemeanor shacks crime he accused of and in response the government's lawyer said the government never insulted everyone. >>> president biden trying to rally democrats around this trimmed down $1.75 trillion plan the house had to delay fat infrastructure vote as the house pushed back

there's one remaining called the webster apartments that was built in the 1930s for employees of macy'sy one of the founders of macy's and you can get a film there as a woman and it's still relatively affordable in the rules and regulations that isn't that appealing. i'm curious about the stories what did that look like? meeting women in the 80s and 90s with remarkable memories and also storytellers. this is a moment in their lives, this short window of real independence and excitement. i have to say that was probably my greatest delight. in terms of locating the sources the connection was incredibly helpful. i discovered the editor in chief so the office files are archived in wyoming. there are two with key things one was writing about the keynesian report but the other thing more important to me was this whole question of how to writee about women that had no sources, that is no guest registries, no floor plans, it gave me a little sense but no gift registries. it's important when you write history where it is built from the 1920s. i found this animated back and forth conversation in

the roar of chainsaws practically an alarm clock for people thursday morning living on sutter and webster street in san francisco. of the sounds weren't enough, the site certainly was first in a. >> it is terrifying. >> reporter: this massive ficus tree crashed down, uprooted across the street from where she lives. it landed on her neighbor's car. >> did not see the car. it was covered in leaves and branches. it lifted the sidewalk off. that tree has been around for years. luckily damage to the car isn't major but public works crews say there are major damages to the sidewalks. the tree brought down power lines. hines tell us most of the ficus trees have been there well over 50 years when her grandparents were younger. >> it is sad to see the tree go down like this. we grew up with the tree so it's like, no. >> >> reporter: public crews say it could be many hours before they are able to cut branches and left a huge tree from blocking the road. are you fearful other trees could come down? >> yeah because all these trees are older and all around the same age. when we have other trees back t

they were both just added to miriam webster's dictionary.tter, and the list of new words, superspreader, thanks to the pandemic. >> new words. >> yeah. fluff fluffernutter. that's a new one. >> i want to try that one. is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can help you get back in it. wengy c,sk,ht back t ge! ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in adults also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. ozempic® helped me get back in my type 2 diabetes zone. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get medical help right away if you g

video catching the moment a huge tree came crashing down right on top of a car on sutter street and webster. in the neighborhood, if you weren't awakened by the sound of the tree coming down, you were by the chainsaws. it serves as an alarm clock early this morning as crews cleaned up the scene. the tree caused major damage to the sidewalks, as well as the nearby lines. long-term residents of the neighborhood say most of the ficus trees on the street are over 50 years old point >> it is sad to see the trigger down like this. we grew up with the tree. >> it lifted the sidewalk up, but that tree has been around for years. >> are you fearful maybe any other trees could? >> all of these trees are older around the same age, then we have a few other trees, and it has been dry for so long, so it gets a little rain, and it can take it, so it falls down. >> the same thing happened in santa cruz. a downed tree across old santa cruz highway caused an outage and the area. pg&e had crews out working to get power restored. they asked the public to avoid the area and use highway 17 instead. >>> we have de

good morning, no corsets on the show i am ashley webster in for stuart varney. jen psaki played with the president stopping approval ratings on unvaccinated americans. the administration says it will terminate all border wall contracts and areas of texas that saved the highest number of migrant crossings, meanwhile bp harris was put in charge of the border skips in order security meeting instead she was in new jersey to sell the president failing agenda on that trip a visit to a new jersey bakery i do not you cannot make it up. chances are if you were booked on southwest over this holiday weekend you were grounded thousands of flights were canceled and the problems are ongoing we will have the very latest on that story meanwhile stock starting off the week and the red as we know the tenure had topped 1.6% and here's what we look at the futures board the dow essentially flat, the s&p is slightly lower in the big tech stocks down half 8% in premarket by the way big banks kickoff on wednesday we will talk about that as well, meantime take a look at bitcoin money go

also supporting chinatown security efforts by funding the cost to install cameras at 10 street and websterith a goal of adopting cameras being installed from franklin to harrison and 7 to 12 streets. and so we are committed to standing. >> when people in oakland chinatown and we hope that as folks, cameras. those who live and work in this community that they hear the message that there's a community behind them that we stand with them that we care about them we care about their safety as it met you in kron 4 news. >> 3 men were found dead on bart this weekend. 3 separate drug related incidents on monday a man was found unresponsive on the berryessa bound train. >> that train was held at the fremont station where paramedics tried to revive the man. but were unsuccessful earlier that day. a man was found unresponsive at the daly city bart station impairment paramedics pronounced that person dead and then on tuesday, a man on an antioch train was also found unresponsive officers administered nabcan but say they were unable to save him. officials believe all 3 men died from drug overdoses in t

united kingdom and deal with ordinary people and ordinary day—to—day problems, and that's exactly websteris morning, holding a surgery in a baptist church, or was at the methodist church perhaps, in his constituency and meeting ordinary voters with their everyday concerns when that's unthinkable horror unfolded. the concerns when that's unthinkable horror unfolded.— concerns when that's unthinkable horror unfolded. the front page of the times, — horror unfolded. the front page of the times, john, _ horror unfolded. the front page of the times, john, gives _ horror unfolded. the front page of the times, john, gives us - horror unfolded. the front page of the times, john, gives us a - horror unfolded. the front page of the times, john, gives us a little l the times, john, gives us a little more detail of what happened on friday, but also has illustrated a trademarked picture of the mp which sort of sums up at least some of his interests, patriotism and animals and smiling, i should say. yes. and smiling, i should say. yes, indeed. and smiling, i should say. yes, indeed- he _ and smiling, i

if the webster is nothing to support him when it comes to saying that we use energy as some kind of weapon at the end of the day, i guess the question is, how can you expect europe to believe you're a reliable energy partner when you're not supplying that energy via the pipeline could i? she was mentioned, you're a beautiful woman literally, but i'm saying one thing to you and you're saying a different thing to me as if you haven't heard what i said, mister president, man, what was the same point? was you and you said that you were not supplying gas through pipelines to europe, but actually you are mistaken. you are mistaken. and all of those who feed on the information they really we are actually increasing our supply to europe. dicaspran increased supplies by 10 percent lease and overall russia increase them by 15 percent and that we have increased gas supply through pipelines by 10 percent off to you and increased allen g supply by 13 percent, we are increasing as up in abilene increasing our gas to fly to europe, the number one ingredient in mr. perkins recipe for the volatility in pri

happened around 11:45 last night at the webster garage. no injuries reported but the garage is closed because of safety due to the damage. investigators say the same person could be linked to a fire at another parking garage the same night also in palo alto. we're back in a moment. every single day, we're all getting a little bit better. we're better cooks... better neighbors... hi. i've got this until you get back. better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things look on your end? -perfect! because we're building a better network every single day. >>> another potential weapon in the fight against covid. astrazeneca is asking the fda to authorize its covid antibody treatment. drugmaker says if it gets approved, the treatment will be the first long-acting antibody combination authorized for emergency use. now, the fda has already authorized three other antibody drugs. two of them are gi

supporting chinatown security efforts by funding the cost to install cameras that tim street and websterh a goal of adopting cameras being installed from franklin to harrison and 7 to 12 streets. and so we are committed to standing. >> when people in oakland chinatown haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >> also in the east bay tonight, oakland police are searching for whoever stole a uhaul that was filled with items that belong to a local charity. the u haul was stolen in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood over the weekend. it contained dozens of art pieces from a charity known as artists building communities. the charity builds emergency tiny homes for an house people in oakland. before the u haul was stolen. the organization had just completed an in-person art show the charity is estimating at least $13,000 in losses. >> there is one artist that it's there's an original piece that had been commission for their album. art. so fingers crossed really hoping that they are returns and damaged scoped out some spots where stolen vehicle sometimes land and oakland's with no luck and that's disappointing.

happened around 11:45 last night at the webster garage.juries reported but the garage is closed because of safety due to the damage. investigators say the same person could be linked to a fire at a >>> another potential weapon in the fight against covid. astrazeneca is asking the fda to authorize its covid antibody treatment. drugmaker says if it gets approved, the treatment will be the first long-acting antibody combination authorized for emergency use. now, the fda has already authorized three other antibody drugs. two of them are given after possible covid exposure to prevent symptoms. but the astrazeneca treatment would be given as a preventative measure. designed for people who are vulnerable to the virus and whose immune systems don't respond well to vaccines. >>> start your holiday shopping sooner than later. that's the message tonight from retail experts. here's why. manufacturing and cargo disruptions are threatening shipping delays, and big-time shortages. a record 76 cargo ships are sitting idle in the ports of l.a. and long bea

it's an incredible story ever since webster's dictionary was founded in like 1828, up until 2003 inflation was defined as an increase in the my supply kind of makes sense. you inflate the money supply that inflation after 2003, they changed the definition. you look in the dictionary and it says like a general increase in price levels. now that might seem like a subtle change, insignificant change, but it's massively significant that that'd be like redefining a robbery to magically make the robber disappear, the person who's causing the action to happen. so people are massively confused about inflation. inflation is totally, it always is a political phenomenon. it's caused by politicians. it's caused by, i don't like to con policy makers like on central planners. cool. but it's caused by these people. it's not caused by the what's your, the car maker, the home builders. it's caused by money printing, plain and simple. so by trying to manipulate words, change the definition of words and confuse people. this is realistically, this is a sophisticated propaganda operation by chance trying to ch

hi, it's adele webster, the student welfare officer, calling from honley high school.ts, another pupil with symptoms. he's complaining of headache and a cough, and it could possibly be covid. covid is still causing disruption. we need to just isolate from the other students, so if you just come with me and we'll sit at the back of the hall. is that 0k? it's a busy week for adele, the welfare officer. if you can phone dad for me... since the start of term, an increasing number of children are missing school. yesterday, we sent four home. two of those have come back confirmed as positive. i'd say it's probably the busiest we've been in terms of cases in school. we've spent a week at honley high in west yorkshire. like other schools in england, restrictions have been lifted by the government. it's been absolutely amazing to have what feels much more like a normal school again. are you all right, girls? all of the children going to their lessons in their subject specialist teachers' rooms, science experiments happening. but at the same time, we're dealing with, unfortunate

it's an incredible story ever since webster's dictionary was founded in like 1828, up until 2003 inflation was defined as an increase in the my supply kind of makes sense. you inflate the money supply, that's inflation. after 2003, they change the definition, you look in the dictionary and it says like a general increase in price levels. now that might seem like a subtle change, insignificant change, but it's massively significant that that'd be like redefining a robbery to magically make the robber disappear, the person who's causing the action to happen. so people are massively confused about inflation. inflation is totally, always is a political phenomenon. it's caused by politicians. it's caused by, i don't like to con policy makers. i like to con, central planners. cool. but it's caused by these people. it's not caused by the what's your, the car maker, the home builders. it's caused by money printing, plain and simple. so by trying to manipulate words, change the definition of words and confuse people. this is realistically, this is a sophisticated propaganda operation by chance tryi

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ashley webster in for stuart varney. take away. ashley: i and ashley webster in for stuart varney. the senate has approved a short-term deal to lift the debt ceiling is a pushes off worries of the default, only a temporary band-aid until december and then there is the labor market only adding 194,000 jobs, a big miss, the lowest monthly totals this year. futures initially dropping on the news, now pushing positive. the nasdaq up half of one%. 30 minutes from now labor secretary marty walsh will join us to react to the jobs report, a first on foxbusiness interview. sue talks about the vaccine mandate that will be in place in los angeles county. you must show your vaccine card if you want to eat, drink, exercise indoors, go to a sporting event or shopping mall. the county sheriff said he won't and force that mandate as we will get into that. tesla saying goodbye to california, elon musk moving to austin, texas. this move does not come as a big surprise, during the spring musk called out california politicians for their, quote, fascist covid policies. gas prices jump $0.07 in a week.

i should say there's one remaining one called webster which was built in the 1930s form plays at macy'sy one of the founders of macy's and you can still get a room there. it's still relatively affordable >> you alluded to this woman and i'm curious about locating your sources and speaking with them. what was that experience like? >> it was actually wonderful experience once i located them. meeting women in their 80s and 90s who incredibly funny with some remarkable memories, better than i've ever had and also storytellers. when they were at the barbizon were there was this short little window a real independent and excitement and singled them and so they recorded very very well. i have to say that was my greatest delight. in terms of the locating of sources really the connection between mademoiselle and the barbizon was incredibly helpful. i hate discovered the editor-in-chief and i could write a whole book about her. she's a remarkable person. her office files are archived in laramie wyoming and that was very helpful. it was disorganized and there were thousands and thousands of memos.

merriam-webster added 455 new words like tb 8. i didn't know that was a word. and flutter nutter.gman ♪♪ ♪♪ i got it all on the line ♪♪ for the promised land ♪♪ i am burning when the only thought on your mind is “finally” this is financial security. and lincoln financial solutions will help you get there as you plan, protect and retire. stuart: alaska's workforce grew 3.8% last year. jobs are up, oil prices up, alaska is doing okay. senator dan sullivan is republican senator from alaska and joined me now. if anything, what, if anything, do you have to complain about? >> we have a lot to complain about. we have 20 executive actions from the biden administration, 20 just focused on shutting down the economy of the state of alaska. it is unprecedented in terms of the anti-alaska agenda which covers so many sectors but it is definitely covering the energy sector where they are encouraging financers, banks not to invest in america's arctic where they are shutting down the ability to actually lease from oil and gas in federal lands and pipelines so we see a price spike certainly but tha

transportation bills that passed out of congress, been a while for that, i can remember congressman dan webster actually standing beside, the yin and yang of republican and democrats passing out substantial transportation bills and we are not there. it's a shame because i think what we are seeing now is there is a need to invest in freight mobility infrastructure in the united states. certainly here in florida, i know our governor, governor desantis and our secretary has made investments that offer mobility a significant part of florida's infrastructure. >> laura: i just want to jump in. people are ordering things like someone needs a new dishwasher because everything is computer chip and if it goes bad, it's more expensive to fix it, they replace it. and they are being told they can't get the dishwasher for six to eight months. ditto with tables or parts for certain vehicles. so they are hearing infrastructure but to them, they just want the part and pete buttigieg says we are going to look into apprenticeships because he is our transportation secretary. our apprenticeships the immediate answe

hi, it's adele webster, the student welfare officer calling from honley high school.aining of headache and a cough, and it could possibly be covid. covid is still causing disruption. we need to just isolate from the other students, so if you just come with me we will sit at the back of the hall. is that 0k? it's a busy week for adele, the welfare officer. if you can phone dad for me... since the start of term, an increasing number of children are missing school. yesterday, we sent four home. two of those have come back confirmed as positive. i'd say it's probably the busiest we have been in terms of cases in school. we have spent a week at honley high in west yorkshire. like other schools in england, restrictions have been lifted by the government. it's been absolutely amazing to have what feels much more like a normal school again. are you all right, girls? all of the children going to their lessons in the subject specialist teachers' rooms, science experiments happening. but at the same time, we are dealing with, unfortunately, a rise in the number of cases. he's te

it is at southern and webster streets. it came down this morning, hitting at least one car.ime to remove that tree or why it fell. >>> the golden gate warriors tip-off the home portion of the nba season tonight. tuesday they beat the lakers at the staples center. it went they face the clippers. warriors fans do have to show proof of vaccination to enter the chase center. earlier this week building inspectors were investigating two falls at a sunday night concert where one man tied. >>> people in some places are now worried about too much rain too soon. cierra johnson live this morning in santa rosa's sky hawk neighborhood where mudslides are a growing concern. >> reporter: this rain is continuing to fall. my hood is still up and our photographer has an umbrella over the camera because this rain is coming down. the concerns, as you could imagine, will be flooding. this was one of the neighborhoods hit hard by the fires. the other concern, a lot of communities without power this morning. law enforcement tell us fire crews have transitioned from being of guard for fires to help

look at this ashley webster in for neil cavuto. you traitor. well-done. ashley: thank you for the image of 630,000 miles ever intest teen wrapped around the world just in time for lunch. i will take it here. i'm ashley webster here for neil cavuto. we'll tell you about it all. plus gas prices over 7 bucks? yep, you heard it right. we'll tell you where. you probably already know, inflation, sinking morale at the golden corral. it rhymes the company's ceo joins us on that. there is optimism over another issue, the return of buffets. allah the buffet. get to the top story the white house spending plan continuing to face internal opposition. senator krysten sinema pushing back against proposed tax hikes. hillary vaughn at the white house with the latest episode when the spending plan turns. hillary? reporter: this social spending plan, the programs in it and the fay fors for it are getting trimmed, some are getting shopped. this whole package is getting carved up a lot like a pumpkin. even though there is a lot of changes being made to president biden's signa

. >>> merriam-webster just added words to the dictionary, and many slang words made the cut. >> yeah,onest. >> that's not even a word. they are initials. >> we'll talk about that later. what about ftw, which is for the win. and then am i right? >> that's incorrect spelling. >> not now. it's in the dictionary. faux hock, and that's talking about a hair cut. and dad bod, which you know when you see it, that type of physique describing a dad who is no longer 25, let's say. >> i am trying to stay away from it because i don't have kids yet, i don't need the dad bod just yet. >> i am right here, and when you look up dad bod, it shows this. >> aging gracefully, mike. >> you are holding it tight, trust me. >> i am holding it in. >> well, dad bods, go outside today. take your shirt off. it's not that hot out. >> yeah, let's talk about our temperatures. we have 70s for morgan hill today. it's going to be a repeat of yesterday's weather, where we had a few clouds to start. it cleared up and it was a glorious day. we will see that again this afternoon reaching up to about 74 in livermore, and 70

and now there's even more of them, because today merriam-webster announced the addition of 455 new wordseanings. that's so many! i can barely keep up with the ones we already have. like, did you know "ravel" and "unravel" mean the same thing? that's insane. or sane, since everything means the same thing now! some of the new words are covid-related, like "superspreader," "breakthrough," and "vaccine passport." do we really have to add those depressing words to the dictionary? that feels so permanent. can't we just forget about them when this is all over, like we did with scurvy, gaucho pants, or "space jam 2"? but there's fun-- you like the "space jam" over there? you like the "space jam 2"? we found the audience. it's john lampely on trumpet. you're the guy who want to go see it. loved it? but there's fun new words, too. other entrants include dad bod, air fryer, and fluffernutter. which is a crazy coincidence, because the reason that i have a dad bod is that i air fry way too much fluffernutter. ( laughter ) ( applause ) now-- no, you calm down! in airport news-- also known as hudson ne

i should say there's one remaining one called the webster apartments which was built in the 1930s for employees of macy's, by one of the founders of macy's, and you can still get a room there as a woman, and it's still relatively affordable and quite [inaudible], i have to say, in terms of the rules, regulations, which of course is not that appealing to many young women today. >> you alluded to this a moment ago, and i'm curious about how you -- what about locating your sources and speaking with them, what did that feel like? what was that experience like? >> it was actually a wonderful experience once i located them. it was an experience of meeting women in their 80s and 90s who were incredibly funny, with remarkable memories, better than i've ever had, and also storytellers. when they were at the barbizon, this was a moment in their lives where precisely as we have talked about, this short little window of real independence and excitement and singledom, and so they recalled it very very well. i have to say that was probably my greatest delight. in terms of locating the sources, real

ashley webster has more. ashley?ell frances haugen, the former facebook employee turned whistle-blower sold "60 minutes" last night she has proof in 10 of thousands of pieces of internal research she copied that quote, the company is lying to the public about making progress against hate, violence and misinformation. she also claims facebook's motivation is making big profits by promoting confrontational dialogue as well as harmful content for teen girls. take a listen. >> facebook has realized that if they change the algorithm to be safer people will spend let's time on the site, they will click on less ads, they will make less money. facebook's own research says as these young women begin to consume this sort of content they get more and more depressed. they make them use the app more. facebook over and over again shows it uses profit over safety. reporter: in response facebook said in part we continue to make significant improvements to tackle the spread of misinformation and harmful content. to suggest we encoura

also supporting chinatown security efforts by funding the cost to install cameras at 10 street and webster with a goal of adopting cameras being installed from franklin to harrison and 7 to 12 streets. and so we are committed to standing. >> when people in oakland chinatown and we hope that as folks, cameras. folks who live and work in this community that they hear the message that there's a community behind them that we stand with them that we care about them we care about safety as he met found unresponsive on the various about rain. that train was held at the fremont station where paramedics tried unsuccessfully to revive the man earlier that day. another man was found unresponsive at the daly city bart station paramedics pronounced him dead. then on tuesday, a man on train was also found unresponsive officers administered narcan. but were unable revive him. officials believe drug overdoses were the cause of death in all 3 cases in the south bay a teenager who died in a crash in san jose earlier this week has now been identified. police say 16 year-old daniel hernandez was killed during