united states and around the world. brand-new this morning, an urgent push to fix the tangled global supply chain, what the white house is calling a 90-day sprint to unchoke the bottlenecks that are feeding into inflation. a senior administration official said the port of los angeles would move to 24/7 service. the port of long beach has already been working around the clock. those two ports, they handle 40% of the container traffic in the u.s.. the white house also said walmart, fedex and ups, three the largest goods companies in the country will move to 24/7 operations. the supply chain nightmare is slowing the economic recovery. banks have been slashing their growth forecast and moody's analytics warns these disruptions will get worse before they get better. >> obviously it's a problem. it all goes back to the pandemic. i mean, the pandemic is disrupted all markets, you know. we can see in the global supply chains. it's not going to be next month, next quarter. i think this time next year we'll be in a better place. >> into next year seems to be the consensus. even if problems with the ports are fixed and could start moving, a shortage of truck drivers may be the weakest link in the global supply chain. administration officials said the federal government working with the state dmvs to try to increase the number of commercial driver's licenses to help get more truck drivers on the road. the white house also hopes to see the trucking and rail freight industries expand their hours. the tangled mess has meant delays and higher prices for shoppers ahead of the holiday season. i mean, from everything, shoes, clothes, bags, artificial christmas trees, semiconductor chips for laptops and cars all more expensive and harder to find because of the crisis. president biden will speak about supply chain issues today at the white house. breaking news this morning, the united states us plans to reopen its borders for fully vaccinated travelers coming from canada and mexico. changes set to happen next month signals a new phase in the pandemic recovery as land borders have been closed for over a year and a half. cnn's priscilla alvarez joins us live from washington. priscilla, this has to be welcome news for so many families that haven't seen each other in months now. walk us through what is going to change and who exactly is this going to apply to wants to come to the u.s.? >> reporter: laura this is significant not only for the families, but the businesses along the border who say they struggled economically to stay afloat during this pandemic. so now after more than 18 months, fully vaccinated foreign visitors will be able to cross the land borders, both canada and mexico, for non-essential reasons. that means visiting a friend or family or tourism. previously the restrictions only allowed essential travel like cross-border trade. so here's what officials say is going to happen. the first phase will kickoff in early november, and that's when those fully vaccinated foreign visitors will be able to cross the border for non-essential reasons. then in january of 2022, that vaccination requirement will apply to those who are traveling for essential purposes, like cross-border trade. the other point officials made for those who may have received a vaccine that is not approved in the united states is that they are waiting for a decision from the cdc. now, they said that the cdc told airlines that vaccines that were approved or authorized by the fda and w.h.o. would be applicable to those international vaccinations, but they said that the cdc is still working on that decision. now, again, this is very significant for those border communities and we already saw reaction from lawmakers representing border districts. in fact, we heard from new york representative brian higgins who called this, quote, a sigh of relief, saying this has been an important development for his community and for other communities along both borders. so a welcome change, laura, that many have been anticipating for a long time over this pandemic. >> yeah, i saw senator gillibrand said something like $660 million in lost revenue for one of those border communities. so huge boon for the economy. an important time. >> the u.s. travel association said it cost a billion and a half dollars every month that that border has been closed, so it is an incredible sorts -- >> love their outlet shopping. i'm telling you. >> they do. also new this morning, undocumented immigrants no longer face those mass raids at job sites. this is a real shift in tactic here. homeland security secretary said miss allocated enforcement resources, the department will focus on the employers who he says, quote, exploit unauthorized workers with substandard wages and unsafe working conditions. immigration advocacy groups applauding this change. more than a dozen american officials working at the u.s. embassy in colombia have reported possible cases of havana syndrome. some even had to be med evac'd in recent weeks including a family with a child. secretary of state tony blinken is set to visit bogota next week. symptoms of havana syndrome like headaches and other weird sensations have been reported by officials in more than a dozen countries around the world since this mysterious condition first appeared back in 2016. a visit to vietnam by vice president harris was delayed back in august after a case was reported, you'll remember. the who, what and how behind havana syndrome still being investigated. a big company is putting science behind politics despite the governor's vaccine edict in texas. love is a roller coaster. to each their own love. the vera wang love collection. designed for zales the diamond store. at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personaliz plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injec. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider once a month. hiv pills aren't on my mind. i love being able to pick up and go. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems,...and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. some of the most common side effects include injection site reactions, fever, and tiredness. if you switch to cabenuva, attend all treatment appointments. with once-a-month cabenuva, i'm good to go. ask your doctor about once-monthly cabenuva. i'll shoot you an estimate as soon as i get back to the office. hey, i can help you do that right now. high thryv! thryv? 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>> all right, ryan, thank you so much for that. to covid now and major corporations defying texas' new ban on vaccine mandates. governor greg abbott's new rule puts companies in a bind. it would fine any company that requires a covid vaccine for worksers directly conflicting with the federal mandate. now, most employers want their workers vaccinated. it dramatically reduces health care costs and sick days. most workers say they want it, too. now, southwest and american airlines say they will follow president biden's vaccine requirement for federal contractors rather than governor abbott's contrary order. and dell still plans on january 4th return to the office with vaccine requirements and testing protocols in place. here's the mayor of austin. >> it also seems to be inconsistent not only with the federal orders coming from the president, but this is texas. i mean, this is a pro business state. and for us to be telling businesses in their own businesses what they can or can't do in order to be able to protect their employees and their customers just doesn't seem to be in keeping with the freedoms and liberties we talk about here in texas. >> this shouldn't be political, but cities and states with democratic leaders are taking a more science-based approach in reality. in boston, more than 800 city employees out of 18,000 have been placed on unpaid leave for refusing to get vaccinated or be tested regularly. and washington-based boeing is telling its roughly 125,000 u.s. employees that it will mandate the vaccine to meet president biden's executive order. but in states like florida where the governor has put politics over science, it's a very different story. the florida health department has slapped a $3.5 million fine on leon county for requiring employees to simply provide proof of vaccination. playing politics with this pandemic has life or death consequence. on sunday nicole said good-bye to her 10-year-old daughter killed by covid. less than 24 hours later, she was combatting misinformation at a virginia school board meeting. >> covid is not over. no matter what people who have been standing up here have said. >> i was sitting next to my healthy daughter's death bed. she died five days after showing symptoms. >> thankfully, the members are starting to trend down, but there are 1500 children in hospitals with covid across the u.s. kids now represent 25% of weekly reported cases. these are children who are not old enough to get an authorized vaccine. it's the grown ups who are old enough. it's the grown ups who are responsible for protecting the children. the people who are not vaccinated are basically incubators. >> they're playing a dangerous game. >> and these lower case numbers, though, they're prompting coachella and the stage coach music festivals in southern california to ease policies on covid vaccinations. they will not be required to present full vaccination. concert goers will be allowed to show proof of a negative covid test within 72 hours. the festival's parent company said it has seen low transmission rates at other events. coachella is scheduled for mid april in andino, california. what message are workers sending to employers? 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>> all right, kristen, thank you for that. now to america's gun epidemic. two u.s. postal service employees killed tuesday at a facility in memphis, tennessee, the suspect also a postal worker died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. one of the victims was a 37-year-old mom. >> she was a hard working young lady. always had been. hard working. and she's a good mother to all her kids. >> reporter: what makes someone do something like this? >> my god, i can't answer that now. too many people with access to guns. >> just awful. in chicago, a 14-year-old girl and security guard were shot yesterday at a chicago high school. the girl is in critical condition. police have not made an arrest. so far there have been 559 mass shootings in the united states. still ahead for you, the world saw a fairytale, but trouble was brewing from the start. go behind the scenes of the royal wedding on the new episode of the cnn original series "diana" sunday night at 9:00 only on cnn. you don't want to miss that. when you watch a chef do it, they don't rush through this stage. few of us will ever dive so deep into our cars, but those who do venture down into the nuts and bolts... when you wake up and face a challenge, you have to give all of yourself when you do something, and that's when you do your best. when was the last time you took a second to look up at the blue sky and the trees? 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>> in some cases these are people staying out of the market a little while. so far we see wages rising and it has not been enough to lure some people especially in leisure and hospitality. we know both by data and anecdotally a lot of people in the sectors quitting a lot are retraining to other things. tech, finance, higher pay jobs with more kind of stable full-time work, not cobbling together full time jobs in restaurants. >> it has reshaped how people think about jobs and what it means to their families. politics, less than three weeks to election day. a tough month is looming over democratic campaigns. now they're worried that a trying few months could hurt candidates like terri mcauliffe, the party's nominee for governor in virginia in a bellwether election. >> the old saying is all politics is local. the ad wards in virginia show a national focus. people are seeing less about state and local taxes. they're seeing more about schools and national debates on curriculum and mask mandates. and topics like reproductive freedom, even though there's no current challenge to box rights in virginia. >> for now. voters in key races are already sending in ballots as democrats in washington, d.c. remain embroiled in chaotic and messy negotiation over a pair of infrastructure bills. the likelihood is dwindling that democrats will actually be able to work out their differences before these elections and allow democrats to run on president biden's achievements. cnn's phil mattingly has more on all this. >> reporter: kristina and laura, now comes the hard part. and if you've been watching capitol hill, you've been watching the white house over the course of the last several weeks, even months, wasn't that the hard part? that pales in comparison to what democrats are facing now. keep in mind this is the president's poll numbers are dropping, gas prices are skyrocketing, supply chain issues causing problems not just the country, but the world. all of that happening at once as democrats try and hammer out some kind of path forward. now, here's the reality. the proposal the president put on the table support bid progressive democrats at $3.5 trillion for that economic and climate package is simply too high to have the votes to pass on the u.s. senate. speaker nancy pelosi saying at one point perhaps they could do fewer programs very well. then coming back on tuesday and saying, perhaps they'd tweak the tour durin duration keeping them back. from the white house perspective, their view right now, despite how hard it seems, keep your heads down and keep pushing along. take a listen. >> we don't get too glum around here. even if things look challenging, our view and his view is that he was elected to continue to press forward and address the challenges the american people are facing. >> reporter: guys, officials i've spoken to say that very much mirrors where the president is on this issue. it's the president that has a critical role in the days ahead. democrats on capitol hill are urging the white house to have the president set a more firm line, particularly with the two moderate democratic senators joe manchin and kirsten sinema who have caused much of the consternation the last several weeks as they have been clear that what progressives want, core group of progressives in the house is too high and too much for what they're willing to accept. but there's no question about the fact the time is now to make those decisions. guys? >> all right, phil, thanks so much for that. a big part of the president's agenda, of course, is addressing the climate crisis. despite growing momentum for green energy, the world is headed in the wrong direction. a new report shows the second largest carbon emissions jump on record this year, a big spike after the pandemic slowed everything last year. our jim bittermann reports from paris. >> reporter: the report from the international energy agency here in paris this morning indicates that the world's addiction to hydrocarbons is proving hard to break. the iea's world energy outlook published ahead of the cop-26 climate conference beginning at the end of this month in glasgow, scotland, shows clearly that after oil demand went through a pandemic slow down, it has quite dramatically taken off again. the agency also suggests that more aggressive climate action is needed. as the iea executive director put it, government needs to resolve this at cop-26 by giving a clear and unmistakable signal that they are committed to r rapidly scaling up to clean and resilient technologies in the future. and the report wanted oil producing nations, because of the switch to consumables, oil could soon peak. more than 50 countries of the european union have pledged to meet net zero emissions target. this is a big if, if they live up to those commitments, the iea predicts the demand for fossil fuels will peak just four years from now. even so, by 2050, the world will still be using 75 million barrels of oil per day, only down a quarter from what the demand is today. christine, laura? >> jim, thank you for that. speaking of emissions, california is set to become the first state to ban gas-powered lawn equipment starting next july. it's all part of an effort to reduce air pollution. the california air resources board says just one hour of gas leif blower use is equal to driving 1100 miles. running a gas lawn mower from the same period equates to roughly 300-mile drive. the goal is to cut emissions from small gas powered engines to zero by 2035. all right. to operation varsity blues, newly released phone calls reveal the man behind the 2019 college admissions scandal rick singer lightly discussing his scheme with some parents who paid to get their kids into college. a prosecutor's entered audio from more than a dozen phone calls and meetings between two parents, john wilson and gamal del aziz. >> i really do appreciate it. i come off as a little direct, but -- >> no, you can be direct because this is about -- >> trying to get to the bottom of it quickly. if there is a way to get her, we need to get her on testing. she is not a good test taker and at $75,000, you're telling me you can get that done? >> consider that a done deal with us. >> i agree, totally agree. >> >> what has happened is all the wealthy families figured out if i get my kid tested and they get extended time they can do better on the test. most of these kids don't even have issues, but they're getting time. the playing field is not fair. >> no, it's not. to be honest, it feels a little weird. >> i know it does, i know it does. but once she gets the score and we have choices, you're going to be saying, okay, i'll take all my kids, we're going to do the same thing. >> yeah, i will. >> gordon kaplan who you heard there pleaded guilty to fraud conspiracy charges back in 2019 and was sentenced to one month in prison. meanwhile, wilson and del aziz were found guilty on all counts, making the first parents in the scam to be found guilty by a jury. new york plans to appeal a judge's ruling allowing health care workers to take a religious exemptions from the state's coronavirus vaccine mandate. 22% had been vaccinated by the september deadline without noting any major religion backed the vaccination. the archbishop contradicting the pope himself now says he does not believe soldiers should be required to be vaccinated. we'll be right back. the la, i've been a little obsessed with chasing the big idaho potato truck. but it's not like that's my only interest. i also love cooking with heart-healthy, idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? 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>> all right, elizabeth, thank you so much. staying on your health, synthetic chemicals found in everyday consumer products may be contributing to more than 100,000 premature deaths every year in the u.s. among people age 55 to 64. according to a new study, people with the highest level of thalates had a greater risk than any cause costing the u.s. $47 billion a year in productivity. it is found in food storage containers, shampoo, makeup, perfume, and children's toys. michigan ramping up its response to lead poisoning in the city of benton harbor. the families in the majority black city have had unsafe tap water coming into their homes. the state will offer free lead blood tests for children and home inspections for anyone who shows signs of lead in their systems. these issues echo what happened 160 miles to the east in flint, michigan. the water had dangerous levels of lead after the city used the flint river as a water source. let's go to sports. the nfl players association is demanding the release of all emails reviewed into workplace misconduct. the washington football team. andy scholes has this morning's bleacher report. hi, andy a. >> it was the emails of jon gruden which led to his resignation. there are 650,000 emails which has many, including nfl players so, wondering what else is in those emails. a spokesperson confirming to cnn they do plan on requesting that the league release the rest of those emails. in the meantime, the tampa bay bucs removing gruden from the team's ring of honor. he coached them to a super bowl in 2002. reigning nfl vp says gruden has no place in the nfl. >> and hopefully we can all as a league learn and grow from this and hopefully it puts people on notice who have some of those same opinions like, hey, man, it's time to grow and evolve and change and connect and that [ bleep ] doesn't fly. >> the nba kyrie irving will not be part of the brooklyn nets this season until he can be a full participant. players for the nets, knicks and warriors must be vaccinated to play in home games due to local regulations. the nets gm sean marks saying kyrie playing on the rolled wasn't going to work. >> kyrie made it clear he has a choice in this matter, and it's ultimately going to be up to him what he decides. we respect the fact that he has a choice, and he can make his own and right to choose. right now, what is best for the organization is the path that we're taking. >> all right. to baseball, defending world series champion dodgers force a winner take-all game five against the giants. mookie betts driving in three runs in a 7-2 win in game four. game five is tomorrow night 9:07 eastern on our sister channel tbs. they're going to face the atlanta braves thanks to freddie freeman, the reigning mvp in the bottom of the 8th, a home runoff the brewers josh hader. he hasn't given up a run since july. freeman saying after the game that was the coolest moment of his career. braves win 5-4 to take the series in four games. they're back in the nlcs for the second straight season. the astros, meanwhile, they're headed to the american league championship series for a fifth straight season after a huge 10-1 win over the white sox. you should join the oakland a's, the only american league teams to accomplish five straight. the astros are going to face the red sox for a shot in the world series. game one of that series scheduled for friday. and finally, the nhl season is off and running. the tampa bay lightning got to raise their second straight championship banner in front of a full capacity crowd last night. they didn't have much to cheer about after that, though, as the bolts lost to the penguins 6-2. the nhl making its debut on our sister channel tnt. rangers and capitals get it started 7:30 eastern followed by the black hawks and avalanche at 1010:00. the great one wayne gretzky going to have fun on the new show. certainly looking forward to t. >> something to look forward to. >> thanks so much. >> thanks, andy. okay, now to this one. a french photographer named wildlife photographer of the year for this under water image. so what is it exactly? mating. mating by a threatened species of groupers. it happens once a year under full moon in july. he spent 3,000 hours trying to capture it. it took him five years. >> it's beautiful. it could be anything. i mean, almost like abstract art. finally, it was a good hair day for high school seniors in missouri, shaving for a special cause part of a fund-raiser which raise i money for childhood cancer research. >> i had grown it out about 9 inches, i want to say 10 inches. >> to say i'm proud, just such an understatement. >> this is my fourth year donating my hair. >> today had extra meaning for 17-year-old adan duggan, a way for him to honor the young sister he lost to cancer. i love to see kids when they really put their mind to something. the awareness of that generation is amazing. the u.s. will ease travel restrictions with canada and mexico. a huge boost for business and welcome news for families across the border. big story this morning. thank you for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. 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