los angeles, the port of los angeles announced today that it's going to be given operating 24 hours a day seven days a week. this follows the port of long beach's commitment to 24/77 that it announced weeks ago. 24/7 system, what most of the leading countries of the world operate on except us until now. it's a key step toward moving our entire freight transportation and logistical supply chain nationwide to a 24/7 system. here's why it matters. traditionally our ports have only been open during the week monday through friday. they are generally close down at night and on weekends. by staying open seven days a week through the night and on weekends, the port of los angeles will open over 60 extra hours a week. in total, that will almost double the number of hours the port is open for business from earlier this year. that means an increase in the hours for workers to be moving cargo off ships onto trucks and railcars to get to their destination. more than that, the night hours are critical for increasing the movement of goods because highways, highways are less crowded at night. in fact, during off-peak hours in los angeles, cargo leaves the port at a 25% faster pace than during the day shift. so by increasing the number of late-night hours of operation and opening up for less crowded hours when the goods can move faster, today's announcement has the potential to be a game changer. i say potential. because all of these goods won't move by themselves. for the positive impact to be felt all across the country and by all of you at home, we need major retailers who order the goods and the freight movers who take the goods from the ships to factories and stores the step up as well. provide these private-sector companies, the ones that higher trucks and railcars and move the goods. on this score, we have some good news to report as well. today walmart, our nation's largest retailer, is committing to go all in on moving this product 24/7 from the ports to their stores nationwide. specifically walmart as much as a 50% increase in the use of off-peak hours over the next several weeks. additionally fedex and ups, two of our nation's biggest freight movers, are committing today to significantly increase the amount of goods they are moving at night. fedex and ups are the shippers for some of our nation's largest stores and they also ship for tens of thousands of small businesses. their commitment to go all in on 24/7 operations means that businesses of all sizes will get their goods on shelves faster and more reliably. accordingly, according to one estimate, together fedex and ups alone move up to 40% of packages in america. up to 40%. other companies are stepping up as well. target, home depot, samsung. they have all committed to ramp up their activities and utilize off-peak hours at the ports so the commitment is being made today, a sign of major progress moving goods from manufacturers to a store or your front door. i want to thank my supply chain task force which we set up in june led by the secretaries. and the director of the national economic council. i want to thank them for their leadership. joe, i think joe has done one heck of a job, my special envoy on ports, working this issue with all the stakeholders for the past several weeks. i also want to thank you to coat port directors. in the mayors of los angeles and long beach for their long beach. their leadership. private company stepping up. i want to thank labor. willie adams of the longshoreman union, the teamsters, rail unions from the brotherhood of railroad signalmen. the association of machinists. sheet metal, air and rail, transportation workers union, known as smart. i want to be clear, it's an across-the-board commitment going to 24/7. it's a big first step in speeding up the movement of materials and goods through our supply chain. now we need the rest of the private sector to step up as well. this is not called a supply chain for nothing. this means terminal operators, railways, trucking companies, shippers and other retailers. strengthening our supply chain will continue to be my team's focus. a federal support is needed, i will direct all appropriate action. if the private sector doesn't step up, we are going to call them out to act. our goal is not only get through the immediate bottleneck but addressed the long-standing weaknesses on the transportation supply chain the pandemic has exposed. one of the reasons i think it's very important that we get the infrastructure plan past. my infrastructure plan. supply chain system is a most entirely in the hands of private business. the world has changed. prior to the crisis, the focus on lean, efficient supply chains. no buffer or margin for error when it comes to certain parts of having just-in-time. needing to make final product. our administration, just in time was the focus. we didn't have a pandemic and other things, brock and i. barack and i. we needed a broader view. the kind of shocks we have seen, whether it's the pandemic, extreme weather, climate change, cyberattacks and other disruptions. in fact, research tells us that a company can expect to lose over 40% of one year's earnings every ten years through supply chain disruptions. a longer-term view means we invest in systems that have more time built in and our ability to produce, innovate and partner with our allies. it also means companies throughout the supply chain like maritime, air freight, trucking companies reduce their carbon emissions and help meet our climate change goals. it also means creating and supporting good paying jobs. so folks want to build the skills and careers and make a decent living. more opportunities to join a union, especially for truckers. these steps are critical. they allow companies to pivot quickly when a disruption hits because they've invested in their workers, their workers' skills, and training up front to be able to adapt. we need to invest in making more of our products right here in the united states. never again should our country and our economy began able to make critical products that we need because we don't have access to materials to make that product. never again should we have to rely too heavily on one company or one country or one person in the world, particularly when countries don't share our values when it comes to labor and environmental standards. i have said before we are in competition for the 21st century. we are america. we still have the most productive workers and most innovative minds in the world, with the rest of the world is closing in and we risk losing our edge if we don't step up. in order to be globally competitive, we need to improve our capacity to make things here in america while also moving finished products across the country and around the world. we need to think big and bold. that's why i'm pushing for a once in a generation investment in our infrastructure and our people. my build back better act. these bills would transform our ports. billions of dollars for ports. highways, rail systems, sorely needed upgrades that would bring products faster and more efficiently the factory to the store to your house. let me be clear. we are proposing to make the biggest investment in ports in history. the bill would also make investments in our supply chains and manufacturing and strengthening our ability to make more goods from beginning to end right here in america. the bottom line, we have seen the cost of inaction in the pandemic, delays, congestion that affect every american. it's fully within our capacity to act to make sure it never happens again. it's going to take a little time. that we unlock the full might and dynamism of our economy and our people. that's what we are going to do. god bless you all and may god bless the longshoreman, rail workers, truckers and everyone keeping the economy going. may god protect our troops. thank you all so very much. >> reporter: lower gasoline prices. >> john: pausing to see if president biden would ask questions, h did not. the president addressing growing supply chain issues. shelves empty across the u.s. just-in-time for the holidays. with the president said is not really going to relieve any of the problems right now happening at the long beach and los angeles ports of entry. if we can show a shot, the problem is you've got 60 ships that are off the coast. waiting to be unloaded. you cannot load any -- unload any of those ships unless you get what's currently on the docks on trucks out of there. there is simply no room to put anything else. that's the problem. the president talks about ups and fedex. ups and fedex are not picking up from the los angeles and long beach ports of entry. walmart is. that would alleviate a little bit of this. the big problem of course is the truckers and the trains that take the step to market and there are not enough truckers or employees to be able to park this stuff away. let's bring in the white house roundtable. jeff freeman. he is the ceo of consumer brands association. jeff, i want to ask you, the president has said he has been working on this for months and months and yet the problem has never been worse. what is the solution? >> we've been in discussions with the national economic council. we appreciate the focus from the administration and i agree, the private sector is doing all it can to address the issues. we have a labor shortage in the country. we have too few workers, too few people driving the trucks and too few people in other aspects of the industry. we have got to figure out how we infuse more labor into this workforce. many thought that the pullback on these various unappointed benefits would do that. it hasn't done it yet. we've got to ask ourselves, how do we get creative and incentivize people to drive these trucks? some of the funds through covid really. incentivize truck drivers. do we need to look at very targeted uses of the national guard? we have problems at various bottlenecks. do we need to look at temporary visas? these are the questions to be asking because this crisis, as you said, is not going to resolve itself. >> trace: the president talks about opening the ports 24/7. he wants truckers to work 24/7. the overnight shifts cost money. to get the longshoreman to the docks, it costs money. getting these things open 24/7 is only going to push these prices even higher. inflation goes up. it's also a concern among a lot of people in the retail sector. >> representing all aspects of the industry, our concern is around wednesday, thursday, friday. how do we keep the shelves stocked? on average we are looking at 7% out of stock on store shelves. right now it's about 15%, it's about double. consumer demand is up 9% year-over-year. we are focused on keeping the shelves stocked. we need help to do that. we need help from the administration. we need to look at where these bottlenecks are in order to do that. higher prices are coming. higher prices are in the market. what we can't have his empty shelves. that's where our number one focus is. >> trace: from bob, former home depot ceo and chrysler ceo. he said this and i want to get your reaction. >> doesn't solve the problem telling people to buy early for christmas or buy a chest freezer and stock up on meat and poultry. we are at tin tin cupping for oil when we were energy independent. natural gas is going to be short if we have a cold winter. it perpetuates the problems. >> trace: he makes a good point. the president was saying we need to make more goods in america so we can be self-sufficient. yet we were almost on the verge of being self-sufficient in the energy sector before all of these changes were made to go against what president trump put into play. he saying yes we need to be self-sufficient in certain areas and not when it comes to energy. >> to the white house's credit, i haven't heard many leaders talk about supply chain. it's an issue that was piped up during the covid crisis. we are glad to see an extended focus on supply chain. our country needs that focus. we welcome it and we are pleased to see it. on the other hand, we don't need to be encouraging people to buy now and created unnecessary panic. we need to resolve problems. the port issue running 24/7 is a step in the right direction. look at trucks. too few truckers. tens of thousands too few to get product to market. in the roundtable today with the white house, the leaders of the railroad industry talked about open capacity on the railroads. how do we move more product? we need more federal coordination. the federal government needs to be a partner in the supply chain in a way it hasn't before. let's hope today is a first step in that direction. >> trace: right now it's taking from asia to get shipping containers from asia to the united states, 80 days. double what it took about ten months ago. how much do you think that will change under this new plan by the president? >> the jury is out. the point is the system is resilient. the point is this system is doing everything it can but the system is strange. we think back to the early days of covid and the demand that was there. what i hear from our ceos is that the strain on the system is greater today than it has been at any point. the urgency to address it and put the plans in place, it needs to be done yesterday. we welcome it. it will help improve things or on the margins but it's a complicated situation and it's going to take a multitude of solutions and we are hopeful the white house, the broader administration, is going to be a partner with us. i will leave you with one thing. the infrastructure bill that has stalled on capitol hill is absolutely critical. if we want to get past problems like this, we've got to make these investments in our nation's infrastructure. what we are seeing today is the result of not seeing that for many years. >> trace: your critics saying you can upgrade the ports until you're blue in the face and it's not going to alleviate what's happening. great of you to give us your insight. we appreciate it. thank you. president biden honing in on a major choke point, southern california. dozens, 60 of these cargo ships are sitting off the coast waiting to be brought into dock to unload. they are holding billions of dollars of merchandise with nowhere to go. that's where we find william la jeunesse in long beach. >> trace, those 60 ships, that represents about 1 million containers. they're waiting for weeks off shore, waiting to get some dock space to unload their cargo. the three vessels here, it takes three to five days to turn those around, get the containers off, strip them, and then put on empty containers and go back to china which is roughly about a two to three week trip. the problem as we know, as you mention, it's basically they don't have the capacity to stack more. they are already three stories high waiting for the trucks and truckers to pick them up. so the president said they're going to add a third shift from 3:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. the longshoreman will be here working 24/7 and the truckers. the gates will open and they can take those containers off. the president says the efficiency has increased by about 25%. secondly, the major freight haulers, ups and fedex, they are going to utilize these hours as well as retailers walmart allegedly according to the president. 50% of their cargoes going to be moved in those off-peak hours. home depot, samsung. experts tell us it will help in the realignment of bringing u.s. ports to what the europeans and the asians are already doing, 24/7 schedule. >> when you consider the supply chain. the only way you're going to see efficiencies and fluidity across the system's of every segment of the supply chain realigns. we are taking the first step. the administration's announcement today is a major step for the supply chain and the transition to the future, 24/7 operation. >> the point is, which you've already kind of covered, unless the warehouse is -- unless they're willing to take the stuff at all hours and you have retailers being able to basically realign themselves with the hours these guys are going, what is happening is is you have to bring an empty container to get a full one and the truckers are saying that's not possible. there's a shortage of carriers. trying to get everyone on the same page, it isn't easy. the president saying he hopes this will be the spark, if you will, to make it happen. >> trace: one link in the supply chain breaks down and the whole thing breaks down. william la jeunesse live from long beach. the other big crisis confronting president biden, another month of inflation on the rise. it goes hand-in-hand. you've got inflation, goods, as prices for things like groceries, gasoline, vehicles, rent. all going on. what you need to know next. social >> i can't make a prediction for you. that we're going to solve every issue tomorrow or next week. we 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>> the congressman's right. it's like pouring gasoline on a fire, not water. inflation is a tax. let's start there. the president famously said he wasn't going to tax people making under 400,000. it's a tax on the people smack in the middle class and the poor as well and thus they have stuff paid for by the government. it's a tax we pay for government spending money they don't have. the way it works specifically is that the treasury issues this debt and the federal reserve has been buying about 60% of all the debt issued by the treasury. the way they pay for it, the bonds, the ious, by printing more money. that's why we have this huge, vast amount of cash. inflation is too much money chasing too few goods. we have too few goods because of the supply chain problems that we have been talking about and the labor shortage we have. we have too few goods, not making enough stuff and we have too much money because the fed has been printing money in order to pay for the debt. >> trace: in the old days, do you remember sonny bono? when he was a congressman, he would say. if sonny bono gets it, everybody gets it. he said i drive down the street and i see gas prices going up, i'm always angry at the guy who was in charge. somewhere somebody in charge is not doing the right thing. gas prices continue to go up and people viscerally get it because they see it on big billboards every day. >> i love the mamas and the papas. i loved sonny bono. i loved even more milton freeman who could explain inflation very well in ways that everybody could understand. if you have a lot of things, and individual price of each one of those things cost less. if you shrink the amount of things you have and we see it now again with this supply chain shortage. the reason, one of the reason prices are going up is because we have fewer things and therefore that makes the value on particular things worth more. you have some members of congress who have this crazy theory. modern monetary theory that a lot of the socialists have bought into in congress. people like aoc. since you can print as much money as you possibly want. it's not going to affect people's lives. that's how we can pay for things. that's nonsense. i used to cover emerging markets. latin america, eastern europe, stuff like that, i did it for "the wall street journal." every time we had politicians saying this that you could print money, whether it's hugo chavez or whomever. they would end up with hyperinflation. we have inflation now. it's bad enough that people's wages, as you mention, wage increases are being killed by inflation. if your a working american, saving less money because your cash is worthless. we could go to a worthless cash if we have hyperinflation. if you believe you can just print as many as you want without any consequences, that's where we are heading. that's very dangerous territory. >> trace: talk about worthless cash. social security has gotten a big boost, the biggest cost-of-living increase in 39 years. 5.9%. analysts for senior citizens league said "over the past 21 years, cost-of-living increases have raised social security benefits by 55% but housing costs rose nearly 118%. health care 145%." you think that you are getting a raise. you're actually getting a pay cut. >> if you're working american or somebody depending on social security to pay your bills, you're in trouble. you're in real trouble. the only thing that's going to solve this problem is for more productivity, getting more people into the workforce, making it easier for companies to do business and cheaper for companies to do business. this administration is going in the opposite direction. about to increase taxes, making it more expensive to produce everything. >> trace: david, always great to see you. thank you. let's not forget about the border crisis. fox obtaining leaked documents revealing how many illegal immigrants have been released into the united states under president biden's watch. next. to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means... asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali... ...when taken with fulvestrant in postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus fulvestrant alone. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe infections. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including breathing problems, cough, chest pain, a change in your heartbeat, dizziness, yellowing of the skin or eyes, dark urine, tiredness, loss of appetite, abdomen pain, bleeding, bruising, fever, chills, or other symptoms of an infection, a severe or worsening rash, are or plan to become pregnant, or breastfeeding. avoid grapefruit during treatment. ask your doctor about living longer with kisqali. - oh, sister of mine. - mmm... avoid grapefruit during treatment. - i got you this. - the new iphone 13 pro? 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>> there would definitely mayhem here in chicago. i sympathize with the young lady who was just on. the mayor is going to have to realize they are going to have to deal with grassroots organizations. united legion one nation has a blueprint in effect and incident spending so much of the taxpayers money and hundreds of thousands trying to get tactical units out and putting more money into the blue, we need to start dealing with those who are already out here doing it. that's the only solution. but our babies. before they go on a crime spree. gains are being funded by the drugs. that's their backbone. that catch them before they have to get to the age where gang bangers grab them to sell drugs. we're not going to have to -- we're not going to be able to go backwards. the mayor making a ridiculous comment. let's deal with the problem. >> trace: talking about 14 people shot yesterday. 40 over the weekend. 2800 so far this year. the question that i would have is why are people not screaming from the rooftops. why are there not protest every single week in chicago on the south side, trying to figure out a way to remedy the problem? >> there's so much going on. the media doesn't get everything. definitely parents, other people, their activists, other organizations that are on the front lines that are just tired of being tired. they are making noise. they are out here. it's going to have to come from those that are are already started their organizations. >> trace: mike tobin mentioned that the number of shootings has gone up. the number of police has gone down. "the times have changed. the streets have no discipline anymore that's what's happening. people have no consequences. if they do something, they feel like no one can tell them what to do so it's easy for them to do anything." is that part of the problem, pete? >> let me just say at the street level. it's like when the cat is away, the kittens play. they know there's not going to be any consequence. we're going to have to attack the younger people to make them change their mind. we need funding. i have an investor in california and i can't get one investor here in chicago. why not? why are people crying so much but not ready to invest in those that are already doing it. that's my question. >> trace: united legion one nation resource center. pete keller, you are doing humans work. best of you. thank you for coming on. >> thank you so much. i'll be back. god bless. >> trace: we hope so. brian laundrie's dad spotted for the first time since gabby petito cause of death was revealed. watch great >> do you have any idea where brian is? 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does brian have a history of violence or anything? or had you noticed anything about the relationship with gabby since she lived in your home? >> silence from brian laundrie' dad less than 24 hours after strangulation was revealed as the cause of gabby petito killing kurt her longtime boyfriend brian is the only person of interest and has been missing for almost a month. here now is john walsh, the stove in pursuit with john wals on investigation discovery. his special report airs tonight or he always great to have you. i heard you on the call yesterday with the coroner's office asking why in the world that brian laundrie hasn't been accused of being a murderer. is it your sense, john, that they don't have the evidence here they need? >> i think they're doing it for two reasons and i really don't understand. i am an fbi and of the year twice, and i've had 17 guys and work together in tandem so why they haven't released that nationwide warrant for homicide and let everybody income of the marshals and everybody else. we need to catch this creep. he's a coward, he's a horrible weasel, and if he gets cornered and his horrible parents, the despicable dirty laundrie, if h gets cornered, he might take somebody else out there he did it as a matter of time for this guide. i think the coroner, he did the right thing. he called income he is not a medical examiner, he's a doctor so he called in a forensic pathologist, anthropologist, toxicology, and he did the righ thing. i always say keep the body as long as you need to because you will be the most important witness in that trial. so he did that and i'm just waiting for the fbi to release that warrant and because he said , there is no other suspect trays, there is no person of interest, release that warrant and everybody let everybody hun this coward down part. >> he has been gone for more then a month and we have zero evidence, nothing really has been found as concrete. and wanted to listen to an fbi researcher who said this. watch. >> the fact that he has such a home-field advantage with going there frequently and knowing exactly what the landscape is like. >> she's talking about him hiding in the local parks and nature preserves there, possibly . do you think he has a home-fiel advantage? >> he's not a navy seal, he's not a survivalist bird he got a tip from a friend of gabby's they said you have to be that h bragged about living on the appalachian trail for three months out of his backpack, but he's a mama's boy. he is getting help. he's getting help, getting help from the parents and i'm prayin someday they will be arrested for aid and abetting an escaped felon. may be the lawyer to the wannab johnny cochran who wants to represent impaired he's getting help and that's why he is staying out there. we have over 1,000 tips to my hotline, about equal between th appalachian trail and heading south through mexico. he could be anywhere. the father when he went on that camping spree, the three of the that they told the neighbors they were going to go away for three-day weekend, brian was visible in the backseat, they saw him at the campgrounds and then all of a sudden the father and brian disappear and who comes home, but the dirty laundrie, mom and dad without brian. that gave them a three day head start and then the missing persons issue was filed. than a lawyer calls a week late after that and says we want to do the right thing. brian is missing. he went to a nearby swamp and mom and down dad found his car. they leave him a note mom says if you're hurting, if you're hurting, you might kill yourself , come home. than they bring the mustang hom without brian on thursday and they wait until friday to call up and say, he says we are afraid it was a red herring. he had an eight day head start on everybody. >> 15 seconds left in the show. great to see you. everybody deserves due process, that is the story of wednesday october 13th of 2021, but as always, this story goes on. i will see you tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. your world is right now. >> welcome, i am neil cavuto an this is your world. i want you to think fast, think fast on this. what do the picture-perfect mission and inflation have in common. what if i told you today nothin at all really will because whil they made things quick and landed even quicker, inflation is sticking around in the only thing it's doing is making americans angrier. today, box talks on top of a price rocket that won't stop. right at the grocery store where prices are stil

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