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"the new york times" reports the figures raise the stakes for both the federal reserve and the white house, which are facing a longer period of inflation than expected and may soon come under pressure to act to ensure the price gains don't become a fixture. the biden administration is working to slow the jump in cost. the president announced yesterday a deal with the port of los angeles to quell delays in the supply chain that have contributed to the rising prices. >> today we have some good news. we're going to help speed up the delivery of goods all across america. after weeks of negotiation and working with my team and with the major union retailers and freight movers, the port of los angeles announced today that it's going to begin operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week. i want to be clear, this is an across-the-board commitment to going 24/7. this is a first big step in speeding up the movement of materials and goods through our supply chain. >> the white house hopes the added operation time will help end delays on goods as we head into the holiday shopping season. tyler, white house officials have told me now for some weeks they knew this story was coming, and this was sort of peck lating in the background. supply chain issues were being more significant and christmas presents would be damaging for people around the office who can't get gifts if their kids come christmastime and it has burst into mainstream media the last couple of days, and the president addressed it with a speech yesterday. so walk us through what their plan is, but how also this is one of several economic challenges the administration is facing. how is this going to impact his agenda going forward, which, as we know, faces an uncertain future on capitol hill. >> absolutely. we saw yesterday the president is, you know, elevating this issue tremendously as he announced these plans yesterday to open the ports 24/7. but i think this is a serious issue, and they recognize that in large part because this affects americans out of line. it affects their ability, of course, to buy christmas presents and holiday gifts, but it affects christmas presents and everyday events. inflation has rose 5.4% in the last year, and that impacts everything americans do on a day-to-day basis. they're going to look and blame the president of the united states. and the white house is well aware and wants to show it's on top of this issue, however, there's only so much the white house can do. experts and officials i spoke to acknowledge the steps the president outlined yesterday are positive, but it's not going to fully fix the problem. the coronavirus pandemic and lingering effects across the world are worsening this issue, so while the president took some steps, it's not going to fully fix the problems that will exist into the next year, which is a political problem for the president as prices continue to rise and continue supers struggle to get the goods they want to get. >> it feels like an issue that could linger into 2022 and impact the midterm elections. tyler pager, come back soon. still ahead t fda releases guidance on how much salt should be in your food, plus william shatner talks about his trip to space. those stories and a check on the weather when we come right back. e weather when we come right back. paul loves food. but his diabetes made food a mystery. everything felt like a “no.” but then paul went from no to know. with freestyle libre 14 day, now he knows how food affects his glucose. and he knows when to make different choices. take the mystery out of your glucose levels - and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free. visit freestylelibre.us ♪♪ on ancestry i discovered more about my great-great-grandfather baptiste caretto. ancestry threads all of the little facts together into a narrative so you get to feel like you're walking the same path they did. discomfort back there? 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>> it's going to be windy in san francisco, but the winds will die off by the time the game starts. that's good. how unfortunate that that game is going to end like midnight or 1:00 a.m. on the east coast. unless you're really a diehard, we're going to miss maybe one of the best games of the playoffs. let's get into the forecast. we had serious weather around san antonio, tornadoes, numerous floodings. a good deal of rain is moving up into areas of missouri and also illinois this morning. umbrella weather definitely around chicago. but san antonio, the cluster of thunderstorms is finally moving to the east now and it's north of victoria. be careful driving early this morning. a lot of flooding is being reported in and around the area, especially snoenlts and to the east. you can see the maroon colors. flash flood warnings do continue. we still have about 8 million people under flash flood watches. heavy rain totals north of victoria. houston, you look like you should be okay. off and on this afternoon. we could see severe weather from areas of missouri into areas of illinois and some of that heavy rain into indiana. and here's the severe weather risk. this is not for today. this is for friday, tomorrow afternoon, but a good slice right along the ohio river from paw do ka to evansville, cincinnati, areas toward columbus, even here. the forecast for today, incredibly warm temperatures. 80s all the way up to washington, d.c., today. new york and boston, mid- to upper 70s. i mean what a stretch of unbelievably warm fall weather. it will continue into friday, but then things change as all of those strong storms and rain in the areas of plains head to the east. it looks like a rainy saturday especially areas of northern new england, western new york. i know leaves are at their peak. i know it's unfortunate. a lot of people are checking it out this weekend. it will be a little bit better this sunday, but it will be more windy and unfortunately a lot of the leaves will be coming down as we go throughout the weekend. the rest of the country looking rather nice for a beautiful end to the weekend. i'm disappointed. that 9:00 p.m. east coast start for the baseball game, not ideal for our schedule. >> no. those of us who have to be up "way too early," we'll be reading about that. i can't stay up that late. we'll be reading about it on our phones. still ahead w the midterms a year away, former president trump is urging republicans to sit out of the upcoming elections? 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>> absolutely. i think virginia and new jersey for that matter because we're really starting to see more tension also shift to new jersey territory. that's seen as pretty reiably blue for democrats, but i think democrats are once again concerned about the issue of turnout. that's why you're seeing major democratic stars in virginia and new jersey, president obama, and others to be there. that's rallying up the democratic base. at least in virginia, there are more democratic voters in virginia. democrats get their peak turnout or maximum turnout, they will likely win virginia. the problem is a number of these polls show higher republican enthusiasm, and we've seen mcauliffe very much address it saying, look, president biden, his approval ratings are somewhat down in virginia. it's an off-year election. the winning party is somewhat fatigued, maybe a little bit complaisant, where you have republicans very much fired up. i can't stress this enough. it's all about turnout in virginia and new jersey, and if we even see mcauliffe pull this off by a couple of points, i think that will still be stressful for democrats going into 2022 because virginia should be a reliably blue leaning state for them. >> i think that's exactly right. certainly the white house is watching this carefully. terry mcauliffe cut from a semi-cloth. they're worrying about his poll numbers and the results from mcauliffe, what thauld comean about president biden's political future as well. 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>> well, it's ban little bit of a roller coaster. first it came to a screeching halt with the shutdown. joining us now, dr. uché blackstock. she's an msnbc medical contributor. good morning. >> good morning. >> the study finds that the mixing approach of these various vaccines is safe and effective, but they raise a lot of questions about the johnson & johnson vaccine. what message have you gotten from that? >> good morning. thanks so much for having me. i think initially johnson & johnson's vaccine was going to be the one dose and that's it, but we've seen the hospitalization effectiveness are decreased compared to pfizer and moderna. so even though there are these mixed reviews about the booster for johnson & johnson, i think it shows with moderna, if johnson & johnson gets that second boost, the maximum, it may show that moe derma may be that universal booster regardless of what vaccination you got for your primary series. >> what do you think we'll hear from the fda panel meetings this week? >> so i think what -- they're going to review this data really with a fine-tooth comb. what we saw with pfizer is there is no decrease in effectiveness of these vaccines against the worst outcome of the covid-19, hospitalizations and death included in that. really what we're seeing is a decrease in immunity against infection, so people are still getting infected. i think because pfizer, you know, got approval for people over 65 and between 15 and 65, there's that. >> there seems to be mixed messaging on boosters. every day it seems to be different, get this, get that. there's whether you need it at all is uncertain. let's take a step back >> i know. >> if you could tell the people who are watching this -- we get it. those are w.h.o. are 65, they're eligible for pfizer, i get it. everyone else, people who are younger, not go moderna, got johnson & johnson, should they be getting boosters? what will they do? >> right. i know it's so hard and i know it's incredibly confusing especially with the public health messaging, but i will say for all of those other folks who are not included yet, just wait until we have the data that shows you need the booster. right now we don't have the data for young healthy people and i wouldn't go ahead and get a booster if it hasn't been approved for your specific demographic group yet. we don't have enough evidence and data thus far. last question, doctor. in your sense, will children 5 to 11 be eligible the first week or two of november? is that where we're still looking at? >> we know there's urgency to get children 5 to 11 vaccinated. we know that pfizer has submitted a full eua for children 5 to 11. we should see in the first to second week of november the vaccine for this age group. it will help to prevent and break the chain of transmission of this virus in of virus in this community. >> that could not come enough. doctor, thank you for the clarity this morning. >> earlier in the show, we asked why are you awake? >> meribeth writes these two are up too early. >> we are up way too early, heading to atlantic this weekend. it will be fun. the weather will be good. >> now we know here that bill karen is famous running the best ties in the network. i assume it's for bill. there is a possibility maybe this one. we like it. i am open to any suggestion. up next, a look at one big thing. we'll hear on firsthand account for a school board official facing hostility. >> steve van zandt is our guest this morning. 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[ gasps ] [ screaming ] joining us now to look at axios one big thing is nicholas johnston. >> good morning. households are facing a big shortages of coming out a global pandemic, we are seeing the economy starting to reopen again. from reliance of america and the west on china and manufacturing stores and russia's geo political power and labor shortages and hovering all over this is how we consume energy and places getting hotter and colder. a big thing we are seeing is a lot of increase crisis, oils over $80 a barrel. that's certainly the news, there is a spike for natural gas in europe. that's cascading throughout the economy. china and india, the energy crisis is falling into that. the united states, labor shortages are leading to some concerns of growing energy problems and the bigover lying factor is inflation. energy crisis is a big part and how much money people will spend. that's driving a lot of inflation fears. we are talking about a lot of what's happening in congress and federal reserve. inflation is a key component of that. energy is some of that can drive. this is a big problem we are looking at globally. >> certainly energy is not the only place that's rising. we are seeing inflation across the board. what's your reporting tell you, what are you guys hearing how democrats and republicans looking at the political problem of supply chain? >> the president comes out the other day, making public statements on that. the white house got something on the radar to address. how does the nation reopen and how do they deal with supply problem and the labor shortage and a lot of crazy numbers. not enough jobs growth so there is a lot of economic uncertainty. the white house is aware of this . they're trying to figure out the supply chain issues and opening up ports longer and get shippers to provide more access and capability and smooth out the supply chain problem. >> the pandemic has been keeping track of covid cases. u.s. is averaging fewer and fewer cases per day. what's the data telling you guys where we stand right now of our fight in pandemic. >> we feel like we are due for -- >> we seem to have lost nick's feed right there. nick, are you still there, do you hear us? >> yeah, we got you back. >> talk to those about covid. let's see if we can make it work. this is the good news today. the case counts have fallen under 100,000 around the nation. some pockets still a lot in the upper midwest, some hot spots. the broader trends are looking much better now. we are much past the delta wave of hospitalizations and deaths have hit a spike. booster shots and increasing vaccination rates and hopefully vaccinations for kids something we are looking forward to in my house. it's a real question of are we seeing the light at the end of the tunnel and a lot of data announced that's possible. >> nicholas giving dangerously and testing your wi-fi. how republicans are focusing on hispanic voters. >> this is a big bipartisan push. now republicans have a built-in advantage just in the numbers. they are expected to make gains. both dems and republicans are saying more. hispanic voters can be a big issue. democrats are spending a lot of time finding the right candidate. donald trump had a lot of gains among those types of voters. so look for a big fight as far as who can motivate this group of voters into next year. >> nicholas johnston. happy birthday. >> thank you all of you for waking up way too early with us. 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