my name is sean walsh, i served as governor wilson's press secretary and then deputy chief of staff and then i've been with him at three law firms since, now at the brown george ross law firm also part of the wilson family, the named partner and the son of our chief supreme court justice ronald george. so the family does exist, and it continues on to this day. i want to take a step back for a second and talk a little bit about pete wilson and who he is. he's a man who grew up in the midwest. his father was a newspaper man, and his father used to talk to him at the dinner table, kind of old fashioned, but taught him values, told him get your facts straight, before you go out and say something, and make sure you know the history of what you're about to do because that's important with regards to how you're going to conduct yourself for the rest of your life. and i think that the way his dad raised him, sending him to yale and the governor getting into yale, but on an rotc scholarship where he eventually became a marine, worked in the summertimes as a card-carrying union member in construc

joining me to discuss is former republican congressman joe walsh of illinois. he primaied donald trump as president in 2020. he's a book called "f silence" -- it's not really f on the book. we should note that joe is a conservative but he left the republican party last year. joe, thanks for joining us. >> nice to be with you. >> our new polling indicates this enthusiasm gap. republicans seem more enthusiastic right now than democrats do. is that in line with what you've been hearing? >> absolutely, ali. i speak with republican-based voters, i engage with them still by the hundreds every day, and they're fired up. look, this should be a wake-up call to democrats. ali, i want to correct you on one thing. there is not a fight in the republican party. there is not a fight for the heart and the soul of the party. it's trump's party. trump and trumpism 1. i know everybody says this, but i want to say it again this morning. it is a cult. that party that i belonged to my whole entire adult life until last year is a cult. if you don't support the cult leader, you have n

also joe walsh, former republican congressman who's the host of white flag with joe walsh. good morning and thereins for being with us. you know, taryn, this case is uncharted territory as regards to exertion of executive privilege. what are we going to see this week? >> i think we're going to see different things. one thing we've seen every time when it comes to trump and his ability to try to keep things secret if you will is he's ready for a fight. i think you're going the hear him be quite vocal this week and from his team, quite vocal about once again the injust tense of him not being able to execute executive privilege of trying to overtake the government on january 6th. so i do expect there to be a bit of a dog fight. i think from the other side we're expecting them obviously to subpoena him and i suspect -- if he cooperates, it would be a less public thing. but i think it's going to be more of a -- again, more fireworks on that side as well. it will be an interesting week for sure as we uncover what exactly happened in the days leading up to january 6th. >> and, joe

can ologist an adjunct associate professor walsh university speak to us from sydney? thanks so much for joining us. have a great to get your thoughts. thank. he was facing a fishing fisherman and libya say their trade has potential to become a profitable industry, but they argue that it needs more investment and has been neglected by authorities . many trainer reports from tripoli. it's sun rise in tripoli as a new day begins this mission, really in the area to a drama. some of these fishermen are preparing to go out to see others begin coming back after an early start with their the day looked the hoping, fishing these waters for decades. he says there's a lot of opportunity and official industry, but it's difficult financially because of its high cost k that sir libya to let that be. sir. libya has a beautiful coastline and is rich and fish chicken. if the government looked at the sector and cleaned the waters built up our infrastructure, it would encourage young men to work in the sector and the situation would be much better than our oprah libya has africa's longe

execute modification number 14 to contract 1289 van ness corridor transit improvement project with walsh construction company to perform various roadway work in the amount of $717,877.56 and for a total contract not to exceed $222,465,143 and to make environmental review findings. >> please go ahead and present. >> thank you. so i am sure we are all aware of how important the van ness project is and very close to completion and with the revenue service in spring of the coming near. this contract mod is cleaning up a number of items and work that has been added and completed in the project work that was deleted to speed up construction or because we realize we could save money but not doing it and it wasn't necessary and toe l thats $717,000. the biggest piece of it is additional concrete paving and the next biggest additional piece is training, contractor personnel to do the job and to pay them to do the jobs of polling and there are a large number of other items and some sfpuc. >> thank you. given this is the last item, i would like to go to public comment and then director comment and

. >> you have personalities like john walsh or dog the bounty hunter being involved, then that's the win. the more eyes the better. >> what's are arwith all the resources to find this one guy who may or may not have killed this one woman? >> one thing that happened immediately after this case blew up in the media is it opened a broader conversation about missing women and specifically missing black and indigenous women and the lack of attention given to them. >> you have to remember that there are thousands of indigenous women have gone missing in the same area gabby's body was found. and gabby's case, luckily, has brought awareness to that. >> let's stand up for missing, and murdered indigenous women. >> she said she's never heard of this missing white women syndrome. >> anyone in true crime has seen it. this notion we have, as a culture too, specifically fixate on young, beautiful white women. >> it's really hard to talk about the missing white woman syndrome in the context of this case because of course we cared deeply, deeply about gabby petito. but at the same time, we have to r

when mayor marty walsh resigned to become joe biden's labor secretary, a diverse slate of candidates jumped into the wide open race, the top six all identifying as people of color, three of them black. kim janie, john barrows, and district 4 city councillor andrea campbell who was endorsed by the "boston globe" but none of the three made it through the primaries. >> boston was on the cusp of possibly for the first time voting in a black man or a black woman as mayor, but it fell short. why? >> turnout was abysmal. i was growing up, and not seeing someone in the office who looked like me. i want to see that not in just the mayor's office in other positions across the commonwealth. >> our tour guide see it as -- >> there isn't a clear way for blacks and bostonians to clearly aggregate political power and wield it in this city. >> reporter: even though campbell won't be declaring victory on tuesday she says it is still a milestone we are celebrating. >> it is hi historic, a beautiful thing. we are going to be electing a woman for the first time in this city. we should celebrate that. >>

. >> leading off our discussion tonight is joe biden's labor secretary marty walsh, thank you very much for joining us tonight, mister secretary, really appreciated. >> thank you lawrence, thanks for having me tonight, so the president was hoping for a bill signing ceremony on the infrastructure bill, you didn't get that vote today, what is the presidents next expectation. he didn't get the vote today, what does he want now from the congress? >> i think the president said today he would like to see this bill pass, if i heard correctly, in his words, within a week. i think there's many of opportunities for us to get this bill passed, today was a day in the process of a democratic process. and certainly we had a good progress today. i look at it that way. we have two bills now. we know exactly what they are. we know the investment that we made in the american people. we know the investments made in housing and childcare. in adults, and child training. we already know very clearly on the physical infrastructure, the roads and bridges and waterways. now you just have a few more days here to

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secretary of labor marty walsh, who is the, of course, the top official in charge of u.s. labor policy ex went to a picket line in lancaster, pennsylvania, today to show support for the kellogg's workers. he said this ahead of the trip. i grew up in a working class family. i am the son of immigrants and a proud second-generation capital laborer. i have always stood with america's working people. i will continue to do so as your secretary of labor. see you there. on the picket line, secretary marty walsh said these workers are exercising their right for free speech and to try to get better working conditions not just for them, but their families and the generations of people who going to come behind them. it might be different for a secretary of labor of the united states of america to come out and stand on a picket line, but he said workers need to understand that people stand with them and i want them to know as secretary of labor i will stand with them. according to our local affiliate there in pennsylvania, secretary walsh even joined the picket line himself at one poin

and the pick atlanta, day secretary marty walsh said, these workers are exercising the rate for free speech, and to try to get better working conditions, not just for them but for their families in for the generations of people who will come behind them, it might be a little different for the secretary of labor of the united states of america, to come out and stand on a picket line, but he said, workers need to understand that people stand with them, and i want them to know as secretary of labor, i will stand with them. according to our local affiliate there in pennsylvania, secretary walsh even joined the picket line himself, at one, point marching with the workers, as they demanded a better deal. this recent remarkable wave of big groups of americans, going out on strike and demanding better wages, better working conditions, safer working positions, this is really something the u.s. has not seen in a long time. but, cabinet members, from the current presidential administration, openly showing up and showing support for people out on strike, that's something we have not seen, as far

matt walsh has this tweet. trump indicating he's going to virginia, this will not be helpful, mcauliffe has wanted to make it about trump, glenn youngkin doesn't need trump's help. if he injects himself now it can only hurt. the former president is really good at trolling people, at teases, what do you think this is about? >> i can't wait to see president trump come i hope he comes out. let's have him, he's got trump national, he's got trump wind their way here have him here because i think this is not just a virginia election, this is a national election in terms of its implications. we are six days away, we'd seen some great early vote numbers from democrats, that's an encouraging sign. three and a half times the early boats as we saw back in 2017 but there are critical issues on this ballot and i would love to see glenn youngkin campaign with president trump. i don't know why his campaign isn't pushing to have him join him because he is very popular with republicans in certain parts of that state. he can do

stuart: reminds me of joe walsh, life has been good to me sofar. >> i like that song, stu. stuart: so do i. my maserati does 185, i lost my license. now i don't drive. good one. crazy show this morning. lauren: really has. stuart: it's fun. hasbro up 5%. what are they doing right? lauren: no more price increases this year. whatever the price parents see for the toy is what it will cost you. the supply chain in an issue. they lost $100 million in sales in the third quarter and will take a hit but prices are not going on. stuart: amazon and -- lauren: amazon teaming up to use amazon's planned internet 3200 satellites to beam internet to rural areas using verizon cell towers which are on land. land and low earth orbit link up. everybody gets internet in the future. stuart: huge gain for amazon. a company that size goes up 2 1/2%, something is going on. lauren: earnings on thursday. andy jassy's first report. stuart: nvidia, record high? lauren: news piper sandler increased the plies target to 260. they're at 248. they like chips are used for video games. stuart: nvidia has bee

fergus walsh, bbc news. some of the organisers for the pro—trump rallies that took place in washington onjanuary 6th, have begun communicating with congressional investigators about what happened when the former president's supporters stormed the us capitol. they have also spoken extensively to rolling stone magazine and have detailed explosive allegations that multiple members of congress were involved in planning both trump's efforts to overturn the election defeat and the protest that would turn violent. let's speak to hunter walker, the journalist who first broke the story in rolling stone. so how would you characterise these meetings and what their purpose so how would you characterise these meetings and what their purpose was? it's important to note that we have already seen some indications that the multiple republican members of congress were involved to some degree in the events of january six and it lead up. multiple members were speakers at this wild protest rally at the election ? build speaker

fergus walsh, bbc news. the government's latest coronavirus figures show, there were 36,567 new infections recorded in the latest 2a—hour period, which means an average of a5,100 new cases were reported per day in the last week. there were 8,239 people in hospital with covid, as of friday. 38 deaths were reported, that's of people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. on average in the past week, 135 deaths were announced every day. the first weekend of enforcement of scotland's vaccine passport scheme was an "unmitigated disaster", according to a body representing night—time venues. venue staff refused entry to revellers without vaccine passports more than 550 times. and according to the scottish hospitality group some staff were abused. it said some venues decided to close early and footfall was down by up to a0%. the scottish government said the scheme was a "proportionate" health measure and hope it will encourage more people to get vaccinated against covid—19. more than a third of

fergus walsh, bbc news. the government's latest coronavirus figures show there were 36,567 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, which means an average of 45,100 new cases were reported per day in the last week. there were 8,239 people in hospital with covid, as of friday. 38 deaths were reported, that's of people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. on average, in the past week, 135 deaths were announced every day. the un has warned that greenhouse gases reached record levels last year, despite the economic slowdown caused by the pandemic. the report suggests a target set by countries six years ago to limit the rise in the earth's temperature to 1.5 celsius is not being met. the warning of worsening global warming comesjust days ahead of the cop26 global climate conference. 0ur science editor david shukman is here. david, the un says it is way off track when it comes to limiting the rise in temperatures? tt track when it comes to limiting the rise in temperatures?— trac

with the latest hypersonic weapons when the pentagon says a booster rocket failed, let's bring in jim walsh international security expert in senior research associate with the mit security studies program, thank you so much for being here, we really appreciate it, we need your expertise on this in your big, big brain, if you can first explain in the simplest terms what makes hypersonic weapons different than cruise missiles or other weaponry. >> the missiles were used that were talking about our ballistic missiles, long-range, ballistic missiles like in it bm, you launch them and you log them up and they come down on the target far away, hypersonic weapon is one whether going up and down is really gliding it glides through the earth's atmosphere or launched from just above the earth's atmosphere and glides to its target the difference is not so much that is faster than every other weapon it's rather that it's maneuverable, when you shoot off it for the most part it lands where you tell it to land but it cannot move along the way and a difference for cruise missiles and perhaps in the future

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joining me now, white house correspondent for pbs news hour, yamish and steve schmidt and joan walsh. i wish we had time to turn around my chitchat from aunt gloria. the message she kept hammering home, the president needs a win, democrats need a win otherwise the republicans are going to come back into power. i would love for all of you to just go down the line and react to that. because i do think there is something there among the democratic party faithful. it's like they don't care so much about the sausage making. do you care about the price tag? do you care about the provisions? she's like, just get something done. joan, you go first. joan. >> yeah, i would like to see them get something done. i think they very much have to get something done for joe biden and to keep their majorities, to have a prayer keeping the house majority next year, jonathan. on the other hand, i'm nervous. climate change legislation, what is that? we know they got rid of the electric grid modernization. what are the climate change provisions? are they serious enough to meet those challenges that we have?

tori taylor is a political strategist, lucy caldwell he's a former campaign manager for joe walsh who ran for the presidential repugnant nomination on 2012, frequent guest of this show. tori, let's start with. you we have the reporting josh lederman of, nancy pelosi says 90%, their mansion says not so much. do you think it is likely that democrats get both deals done this week? and if you are advising them, what are you telling them? >> yes. i think we are really close. we are a big tent party with a lot of points of view. we need consensus, and to get this across the line. there are a lot of different ways to get this in play. last year, democrats outlined a bold forward looking vision for one they were elected, that is what we need to deliver. i think the biden administration is going to deliver this pure investment to infrastructure, roads and bridges, as well as key economic and human infrastructure policy like paid leave and childcare. these policies are going to get people back to work, care for their families and be the cornerstone for a good economic recovery, good economic re

or on discovery plus you can catch walsh's show. alex baldwin is at the center of a tragic movie set shooting. we have the details on the shocking story next. >> two people accidentally shot with a prop gun. we need help immediately. judge jeanine: breaking tonight, big questions remain as the investigation continues into the deadly and shocking alex baldwin movie set killing that killed i am maaing to a for halyna hutchins and wounded another. listen to this 911 call. >> we need help immediately. >> was it load with a real bullet? >> i cannot tell you that. we have two injuries from a movie gunshot. jenna: how could this have happened and where does the investigation go from here? fox news analyst gregg jarrett joins me to break it down. you and i both know hopefully there was a camera where they were filming what happened here. but let's start with the fact there are two tracks here. a civil liability issue, and criminal liability responsibility. and let's talk about the fact that alex baldwin, the person who shot the gun, he's th

plus the former host of america's most wanted john walsh is here on the outbreak of crime

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or on discovery plus you can catch walsh's show. alex baldwin is at the center of a tragic movie set shooting. we have the details on the shocking story next. >> two people accidentally shot with a prop gun. we need help immediately. an official message from medicare. did you try it yet? comparing plans? oh yeah. they sure can change year to year. i found lower premiums and lower prescription costs. that'll save you money. so uh, mark? on medicare.gov now. open enrollment ends december 7th use the plan finder at medicare.gov to compare medicare health and prescription plans. comparing plans really pays. paid for by the u.s. department of health & human services judge jeanine: breaking tonight, big questions remain as the investigation continues into the deadly and shocking alex baldwin movie set killing that killed i am maaing to a for halyna hutchins and wounded another. listen to this 911 call. >> we need help immediately. >> was it load with a real bullet? >> i cannot tell you that. we have two injuries from a movie gunshot. jenn

execute modification number 14 to contract 1289 van ness corridor transit improvement project with walsh construction company to perform various roadway work in the amount of $717,877.56 and for a total contract not to exceed $222,465,143 and to make environmental review findings. >> please go ahead and present. >> thank you. so i am sure we are all aware of how important the van ness project is and very close to completion and with the revenue service in spring of the coming near. this contract mod is cleaning up a number of items and work that has been added and completed in the project work that was deleted to speed up construction or because we realize we could save money but not doing it and it wasn't necessary and toe l thats $717,000. the biggest piece of it is additional concrete paving and the next biggest additional piece is training, contractor personnel to do the job and to pay them to do the jobs of polling and there are a large number of other items and some sfpuc. >> thank you. given this is the last item, i would like to go to public comment and then director comment and

here is what she said along with joe walsh, former republican presidential candidate said yesterday. >> this is what we should be focused on. in every day, they are trying to rig who and how counts the vote and whether it is certified or not. this is scarey. it is a party that is anti-democracy, period. >> you wouldn't need to do this if you were running a winning party. the way he lost. why don't we just run a candidate that can get elected or win so we are not just setting up these faux challenges. >> at the end of the day, this does come down to voting rights. everybody regardless of what side you sit on wants to go to the poles and know the box i just checked is going to be counted. >> it is something to be concerned about. talking about it. alerting people. this plays out almost exclusively at the local and state level. 3,000, 5,000 local county organizations and individuals that have to be sorted out. the different rules are a complicated mess. you are not going to figure this out from washington or new york. we have to alert people to keep an eye on it. this has been a straine

want to play for you some of what texas state representative jasmine crockett said earlier with nicole walsh. >> it's sad that literally i have to laugh to keep from crying, right? and so, but i'm looking forward to is for aggression out of the u.s. senate, we have to expend the court and we have to get rid of the filibuster, these are the only ways that we are going to start to have some semblance of normalcy in this country, the fact that the supreme court is acting like this is an issue that we have to isolate, they're acting like roe v. wade it didn't take place before i was ever even born, that is a problem. >> so, susan, here's the question, provided votes will be cast and counted in 2022, can democrats get out of their own way and actually run successfully and in congressional elections on the right to choice? >> well, a lot will depend on what the supreme court does say and how they roll on the cases as well as the other cases that are coming up in alabama i believe. it is going to be essential but democrats have never gotten their act together as far as using the courts as a way of

. >> trace: joining me now is the co-host of in pursuit with john walshe. breaking news in all this now is that now we're getting information the parents actually knew their son, parents of brian laundrie, knew he was despondent and they feared he was going to commit suicide when he went into that preserve and my question is how come authorities didn't know this and how come we didn't know this and the petito family did not know this? >> i don't think the laundries have been forthcoming with information that made sense. we know what the lawyer is saying to the public and what the lawyer is not saying to the public. he has been not a great -- maybe untrustworthy narrator in this story. the fact they say we knew brian was going to hurt himself that wasn't clear from the beginning. their timeline changed over the course of this including they said they told law enforcement to search this area and all of a sudden they come out and say now they can find him. is that true? do we know they told law enforcement to search that exact area? there were tons of resource

. >> joining me now is former republican congressman candidate joe walsh. and the former white house communications director for president trump. thank you so much for both of you for being here today. to you first, joe. nine republicans. that's significant. but that's not many. >> respectfully, that's nothing. i was a republican my whole adult life. the party no longer believes in truth or democracy. and yesterday they just reaffirmed that they no longer believe in the rule of law. that's all this was. it wasn't about bannon. our government was attacked. bannon was given a lawful subpoena. he defied it. but over 200 republicans said they don't care. >> but like matt gates is saying this is mean. this is mean. >> house republicans essentially forfeited the right to oversight going forward. enforcing subpoenas just doesn't matter and holding people in contempt just doesn't matter. the funny thing your viewers should know, most house republicans hate steve bannon. they just live in perpetual fear of them going after them on his podcast or various different ou

running me now, in pursuit with john walsh, wednesday 10:00 p.m. callahan walsh is back with me so callahan, obviously your family has been through something very similar. what is going on? >> the manhunt is finally over. gabby petito's family can finally rest easy knowing the alleged killer of their daughter is not out there hurting anybody else. the news brian's remains were found is great news in my opinion. very suspicious it happens to be right when the parents joined the search, apparently according to the lawyer they stated state already given the information to law enforcement but their lawyer has been an untrustworthy narrator of the story to say the least are not sure if i buy that the fact remains brian's body has been found, his remains have been found and the manhunt is over. kennedy: what happens to the investigation? what does the fbi say who likely killed gabby petito? >> the investigation will continue because there are person of interest was found, doesn't mean the fbi or law enforcement is going to stop the investigation. they ne

that was our medical editor, fergus walsh. saudi arabia, australia and japan are among a number of countries who've lobbied for changes to a crucial report, which underlines the need to move away from using fossil fuels. the lobbying was revealed in a leak of documents seen by the bbc. saudi arabia is one of the world's largest oil producers. australia is a major coal exporter. the leak comes as world leaders prepare to gather in glasgow for the global climate talks in ten days' time. 0ur climate editor justin rowlatt reports. the clock is ticking on tackling climate change. the science says unless we start making dramatic cuts to emissions now, we risk very serious consequences. world leaders will be meeting here in glasgow for a crucial climate conference in just ten days. yet leaked documents seen by the bbc show some countries are pressuring the un to change its message on the options for tackling the challenge. saudi arabia, australia and japan are arguing the world doesn't need to reduce fossil fuel use as quickly as the

that was our medical editor fergus walsh. let's speak to professor susan michie, professor of health psychology and director of the centre for behaviour change at university college london, a member of spi(b), sage subcommittee. good to speak to you again and thank you very much for your time this evening. we are in a strange situation and are told opinion surveys to the public is sufficiently worried they want measures like vaccination and face masks and are comfortable with them, and yet their behaviour is different. what explains that mismatch between perception and action? ,., ., mismatch between perception and action? , ., ., , ., action? good question and 'ust to sa that action? good question and 'ust to say that m i action? good question and 'ust to say that i'm speaking h action? good question and 'ust to say that i'm speaking in h action? good question and 'ust to say that i'm speaking in a h action? good question and just to | say that i'm speaking in a personal perspective this evening. when one wants to understand

that was our medical editor fergus walsh. saudi arabia, australia and japan are among a number of countries trying to change a crucial scientific report to play down the need to move away from using fossil fuels. that's what's been revealed in a leak of documents seen by the bbc. saudi arabia is one of the world's largest oil producers. australia is a major coal exporter. the leak comes as world leaders prepare to gather in glasgow for crucial climate talks in 10 days time. 0ur climate editor, justin rowlatt reports. the clock is ticking on tackling climate change. the science says unless we start making dramatic cuts to emissions now, we risk very serious consequences. world leaders will be meeting here in glasgow for a crucial climate conference in just ten days. yet leaked documents seen by the bbc show some countries are pressuring the un to change its message on the options for tackling the challenge. saudi arabia, australia and japan are arguing the world doesn't need to reduce fossil fuel use as quickly as the un sugge

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crime victims advocate and john walsh's son, the cohost of in pursuit. the whole world looking for this guy. the family call the cops two years ago, we went to the carlton reserve. and the dad finds brian's stuff. what do you think of that? >> they choose their search to begin with and they find brian's remains. according to the lawyer, they searched this area already. the lawyer has been somewhat of an untrustworthy narrator in the story so who knows if that is true. i find it strange that all of a sudden when brian's parents decide to join the search. he's all of a sudden found. brian: the probability is strong those are brian's remains. use it in the past you and your father both said you wonder whether or not the family was helping brian in his quest to stay out of the clutches of the cops. >> i believe the family helped him get a head start. wasn't sure how much of a head start, driving them out of state, providing him resources but without a doubt they helped him get that head start. they were very cagey, would not answer any questions from the pet

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harrison labor secretary marty walsh joined in on a white house task force meeting aimed at improving conditions for workers and encouraged other employers to follow their lead. and so one. we as it relates to new hires. have decided in are committed to making sure that they will be told at the time of being hired if they are eligible to join a union. they will be given contact information. and they will be informed of their rights. we'd like to believe that this happens every time but we know it doesn't. the two new executive actions are part of the biden administration's goal to bolster the collective bargaining power of workers across the nation. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30. they can do a lot of things, but apparently self driving cars don't do a very good job driving in the rain what new safety testing is showing? 49ers face a familiar foe. on sunday here what the force, buckner had to say about his return to levi stadium later in sports and more fallout from the southern california oil spill, coming up the new push to stop oil drilling off the california coast. system is bring

harrison labor secretary marty walsh joined in on a white house task force meeting aimed at improving conditions for workers and encouraged other employers. to follow their lead. and so one. we as it relates to new hires. have decided in are committed to making sure that they will be told at the time of being hired if they are eligible to join a union. they will be given contact information. and they will be informed of their rights. we'd like to believe that this happens every time but we know it doesn't. the two new executive actions are part of the biden ministrations goal to bolster the collective bargaining power of workers across the nation. the drought is blamed for wild pigs heading into neighborhoods throughout the bay area. the owners of cedar mountain winery in livermore say wild pigs trampled through their property last weekend, and it cost them about $30,000 to replace the torn up. lawn cows are fairly common in the area, but not wild pigs, and till now. the drought is forcing the animals to look for food in areas where there are more people. we haven't had any trouble wi

in fact, the vice president and labor secretary marty walsh announced some new guidelines to encourage federal workers. to join unions. federal agencies are now being directed suzanne to make sure that new hires know about their union eligibility and how to contact their union and existing federal employees will be reminded of that information more regularly. i want to take the opportunity now to hear more from the vice president. cause if folks don't know their rights. if they're not informed of their rights. how can they fight to protect their rights? how can we enforce those rights and all of this is just part of our broader strategy to make the federal government a model employer. and we call on all employers to make similar steps. okay the vice president says that the federal government should be the model. do you think that other employers will, in fact follow suit? well as we're looking at this moment of in many ways, reevaluating in some sectors what workplaces look like? i think it would be great for employers to think about how to yes, and follow suit in the sense that we kno

and joy walsh. >> it is a good thing for this country if we get major investments in people's ability to work, so get good quality health care and child care, all the things president biden is speaking to. what we have to recognize is the only thing we're not getting everything that americans deserve, because frankly, community college is something americans deserve. getting more child care in places like west virginia which, frankly, has the largest number of women out of the workforce because they either can't get -- can't afford child care or can't get to a child care center. these things are major issues. frankly, women and women of color are deeply impacted. i think the reality is, we have two people, two people, and i call them sineman, but basically who said we're going to hold a national agenda, not even a democratic party agenda as biden says, but a national agenda, hostage to whatever our own political ends are in this debate, but frankly, everyone was going to benefit from this, and i highlighted housing. one of the greatest crises we had, both before the pandemic, where we

vice president kamala harris and labor secretary marty walsh met with workers today ahead of the president's deadline for federal employees to improve their vaccination status. proof must be shown by november 8 or face unpaid suspension followed by termination. it is the latest stepin the president's push to increase vaccination rates. it could include a measure to expand or temporarily remove the cap on the federal deduction on state and local taxes. the house ways and means committee chairman said addressing the $10,000 deduction limit imposed by republicans in their 2017 tax overhaul is still on the table. key democratic advocates said they prefer a complete repeal of the cap. a volcano in southern japan erupted, sending gray smoke into the sky. the warning level was raised to 3 on a scale of 5, warning hikers and residents to avoid the mountain. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. >> welcome to "bloomberg markets ." matt: i am matt miller. welcome

the vice president and labor secretary marty walsh are expected to announce new guidelines today. we've been waiting for these. what should we expect? >> yes, they are. we got a first look. my colleague hans nichols, he learned that the vice president and labor secretary will announce new guidelines for unions. they're encouraging federal workers to unionize and make sure they learn about their rights to do so. it's interesting. there's more than, you know, 2.1 million federal workers, non-postal federal employees, i would say. only roughly 20% of them belong to a union. so part of this push is to make sure, not only that people, you know, recognize that they can unionize, but also encourage them. the new guidelines, one of them will be to require that federal agencies educate new hires on their rights to unionize. then also ensure that those existing employees have, you know, straight communication from their employers on the availability of these unions. so we'll see them lay that out today at the white house. >> also, we of course are waiting for guidelines from osha regarding

fergus walsh. fergus, thank you very much indeed. fergus walsh-— fergus walsh. let's talk to nina about inflation _ fergus walsh. let's talk to nina about inflation figures. - fergus walsh. let's talk to nina | about inflation figures. statistics out of this morning. this affects people, doesn't it? it is all your spending. tt people, doesn't it? it is all your spending. it is how far our it is all your spending. it is how far your pot _ it is all your spending. it is how far your pot of _ it is all your spending. it is how far your pot of money - it is all your spending. it is how far your pot of money will - it is all your spending. it is how far your pot of money will go i far your pot of money will go compared to how much things are costing. good morning. how quickly a going cute —— up? that's the question inflation answers — by scrutinising a typical "basket of goods" taken from hundreds of goods and services. for the month of september inflation was 3.1%. slightly lower than 3.2% the month before — but still uncomfortably high. why? you won't be su

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